oO Water Supply and Sanitation Presented by U Saw Christopher Maung Honorable Profes YTu 6G yous Fo ciae cractieren ot = town of Gone ot aren coisbeting © 207 UE cea (c ~owa), 48% unpaved (C =0.20) and the remsining Woods’ © (c 20.15), with maximum rain intensity of 5 Would be computed by Rations formute as: ” —tet= “hone (0) 0.012 m/s (b) 0.12 on? /s G12 miss (a) 12 ms Intensity of rainfall, mm/he Rational Formula eee CAre 6 CO-4BI= out Q =08 Jago hee fp ho+0-2 COMBAI 9-0% Gs nmi? Copy > 98 CONRAD = 9.02268 | € runattcosthicient’* Baan | i Con AMER 10008 ae catchment area, he A a ae uaa 5 Sotoote 24 eee aig 360 Question No. 2 HO tnt ep, GQ) tne siting and sco ORO ear tee Tee SLING On ecouring Occur ebshe-botor 22/08/2015 ‘ie e “Question No, 3 : A pump of capacity 0.24m!/sec working ageinst total lift of lim {including losses} with overall efficiency of 60% should have 3 metric horse power of about a, joc0\ “@ 0 |b} 85 (C90 (d} 95 981 x total head {rm} 60/100 x 0.746 ‘np. Growin, Gotuoe IN = 294M pep 29.614 156 1 Sp nOa te Beak eee ku wt of wxber © MO Acd —_ orpnndter x00 x15 e-derrnelte Question No. 4 Beg ee ee ee Teo + 18 Pick up the ingorre: 2 ia) aerobic bacteria flourish in the presence of oxygen 01 en eee yg : ¢ #@ aneerobit Bacteria flourish in the presence of oxygen cpt e, ic) facultative bacteria flourish in the presence as well ‘as absence of oxygen (i fac ve bacteria Op - Afins nr BF = wane ys page t sh in the presencrie Question No. 5 Pathogenic bacteria enter primarily from A()) domestic (b) industrial wastes @©both industrial as well as domestic wastes (d) infiltration in sewers from surrounding soils auestion No. 6 The minimum dissolved oxygen should always be present in order to save aquatic life in a river or streamis: Agere * /a)2ppm (@)appm {€) Bppm (d) 10ppm Ans /. ippm = 1 mg/l = 1gm/m* Agron? e Question No. 7 ROD g > 20B*S /hoy 3 if the BOO of an industrial sewage’s 32,000 ke/day and the BOD per capita per day 's 0.08 kg then the population equivalent (F Ej is | {0} 2,560 {bj 4,006 (c] 100,000(@) 400,000, ra tote cts /Aou> ES BOD Cpe copie ger oa? : ay 2 400,000 Question NOB 65 nay minbpnet> ee | | Surface Toading for rectangular sedimentation tank of feng?" | width 8 height H and the flow rate Q 's given a rok oy fs} O/H @A/Bt {c} BH/O td) BC/A Pant ton oe Question No.9 cyct0e Water is to be disinfected by using bleaching powder [ um hypo chloride) with @ dosage of 2.5 mg/l. the daily volume o7 » treated is Sx 10° liters per day and the available chlorine 3 fig powder is 25%. The amaunt of bleaching powder required per day's {s} 19 kg/dny {b} 20 g/day Ie) 40 kp /day G50 kp /doy F 2AMaAy * B18 Maus sees > tae suse? » anh Be, @ SPR Sa a a et ae ee 2 a ata WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION RSE PART Il EXAM (Evening) — 1 Design ofa Septic Tah ve oie soe igen 9008 01:00 05" Jeturne teqieed for docage of hidge 9.0002 11 ifan/day* iva pened eg G monthy, Tiuontis, ee.) Hepth far sedunentatitt ffertive degli “if sortie lao brow board- daily water production - dimension of the tank ~ check detention time and surface loading 3. Flow sheet of an Activated Sludge Process - Grit chamber - Primary sedimentation tank Secondary sedimentation tank - Bar racks ». Equalization tank Disinfection tank Aeration tank - Return sludge Excess sludge© 6 Galculation of high-fift of roof tank (m3) te fli the tank {hour} a ef pss imiping Maine Uri Dead joss wrt respective dia. & discharge (e § 100/2000) - Equivatent fength for Gre used f¢.¢. 50% of actual length) + Discharge head im) + Pump joss (m)> - Efficiency of pump $2.8; 65%, etc} ~ Safety factor fg 109%, exc } ~ Pump capatityin hp = osu content ode sue Batch process: sos ne soics out