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Waste Water Engineering - Engineering
Q1: You are asked to design sewer pipes of diameters 0.4 m to 0.9 m at maximum flow, you will assume the sewer flow running atA
full depth
B
half full
C
two third full
D
three fourth full.
ANS:B - half full Designing sewer pipes to run at "half full" means that the flow depth within the pipe is equal to half of the pipe's diameter. In other words, the water level within the pipe is at half of its maximum capacity. When a sewer pipe is running at half full, it means that there is still space available within the pipe to accommodate additional flow if needed. This approach provides some degree of safety margin against surges in flow rates, preventing the risk of overflowing the pipe during peak flow conditions. Designing sewer pipes to run at half full offers several advantages:
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