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Sewer Network and Treatment System
I'm Redesigning a sewer network and treatment system for a remote orphanage.
I need support to evaluate the minimum gradient for 100, 150 and 200mm diameter pipes.
I have worked out the corresponding gradients of 0.012, 0.006 and 0.004.
I need to know if these are acceptable for normal pipes ks factor 3, or if I need to secure pipes with lower ks factors.
Furthermore, I have planned for basic primary treatment and secondary treatment.
This comprises of three tanks each one having a one day’s retention time.
The first two tanks are for primary settlement while the next is for secondary anaerobic processing. Is this acceptable?
Sewer Network and Treatment System
I'm Redesigning a sewer network and treatment system for a remote orphanage.
I need support to evaluate the minimum gradient for 100, 150 and 200mm diameter pipes.
I have worked out the corresponding gradients of 0.012, 0.006 and 0.004.
I need to know if these are acceptable for normal pipes ks factor 3, or if I need to secure pipes with lower ks factors.
Furthermore, I have planned for basic primary treatment and secondary treatment.
This comprises of three tanks each one having a one day’s retention time.
The first two tanks are for primary settlement while the next is for secondary anaerobic processing. Is this acceptable?
Regards, Stephen
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Sewer Network and Treatment System
I'm Redesigning a sewer network and treatment system for a remote orphanage.
I need support to evaluate the minimum gradient for 100, 150 and 200mm diameter pipes.
I have worked out the corresponding gradients of 0.012, 0.006 and 0.004.
I need to know if these are acceptable for normal pipes ks factor 3, or if I need to secure pipes with lower ks factors.
Furthermore, I have planned for basic primary treatment and secondary treatment.
This comprises of three tanks each one having a one day’s retention time.
The first two tanks are for primary settlement while the next is for secondary anaerobic processing. Is this acceptable?
Regards, Stephen