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    1. The document contains technical specifications and calculations related to drainage pipe design and flow rates. Key values include a flow rate of 140.534 l/s, a pipe diameter of 110 mm, and a flow capacity of 31.6 l/s for that pipe size at a 0.33 fill degree. 2. Flow rate calculations are shown to determine design values for a drainage system based on factors like pipe diameter, length, slope, and fill degree. The Manning's formula and Hazen-Williams formula are referenced for calculating flow rates in pipes. 3. Tables provide flow capacities in liters/second for various standard pipe sizes depending on the internal diameter and fill degree, using the roughness coefficient and pipe diameter

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    Rainwater downpipe calculation sheet follow TCVN

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    1. The document contains technical specifications and calculations related to drainage pipe design and flow rates. Key values include a flow rate of 140.534 l/s, a pipe diameter of 110 mm, and a flow capacity of 31.6 l/s for that pipe size at a 0.33 fill degree. 2. Flow rate calculations are shown to determine design values for a drainage system based on factors like pipe diameter, length, slope, and fill degree. The Manning's formula and Hazen-Williams formula are referenced for calculating flow rates in pipes. 3. Tables provide flow capacities in liters/second for various standard pipe sizes depending on the internal diameter and fill degree, using the roughness coefficient and pipe diameter

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    1. The document contains technical specifications and calculations related to drainage pipe design and flow rates. Key values include a flow rate of 140.534 l/s, a pipe diameter of 110 mm, and a flow capacity of 31.6 l/s for that pipe size at a 0.33 fill degree. 2. Flow rate calculations are shown to determine design values for a drainage system based on factors like pipe diameter, length, slope, and fill degree. The Manning's formula and Hazen-Williams formula are referenced for calculating flow rates in pipes. 3. Tables provide flow capacities in liters/second for various standard pipe sizes depending on the internal diameter and fill degree, using the roughness coefficient and pipe diameter

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    q 140.534 l/s 70.

    267
    k 2
    f 1450 m2
    q5 484.6 l/s.ha 611.14
    dd 150 mm
    qd 50 l/s
    dp 150 mm
    qp 35 l/s
    Nd 3
    Np 5

    1
    A1 A2 A3
    B 270 145 250
    L 10 10 10
    A 0 1450 0

    4285.4 MM/D
    178.55833 MM/HR
    600

    126480.6
    126.4806
    d 6 m
    a 28.26 m2
    h 4 m
    w 113.04 m3

    A
    C
    r
    Q
    TCVN
    DN 80 100 150 200
    pheu(l/s) 5 12 35
    od 10 20 50 80

    D 150
    f 0.33
    Qrwdp 31.6
    Q 140.534 l/s
    N 4.4472785 s ng ng
    39549800 mm2
    1450 39.5498 m2

    q 0 26
    r 0.0496 77
    c 1 2002
    f 0.2
    k 0.25
    D 0

    611.14 L/S/HA = 220.0104 MM/HR

    2 m
    3.14 m2
    4 m
    12.56 m3
    100.48

    0.05 L/S/m2 = 500 L/S/HA

    19 m2
    1
    0.05
    0.95 l/s
    BS EN 12056-3:2000
    CAPACITY (L/S)
    INTERNAL DIA.
    FILL DEGREE
    RWDP
    0.2 0.33
    50 0.7 1.7
    55 0.9 2.2
    60 1.2 2.7
    65 1.5 3.4
    70 1.8 4.1
    75 2.2 5
    ng ng 80 2.6 5.9
    85 3 6.9
    90 3.5 8.1
    95 4.1 9.3
    100 4.6 10.7
    110 6 13.8
    120 7.6 17.4
    130 9.4 21.6
    140 11.4 26.3
    150 13.7 31.6
    160 16.3 37.5
    170 19.1 44.1
    180 22.3 51.4
    190 25.7 59.3
    200 29.5 68
    220 38.1 87.7
    240 48 110.6
    260 59.4 137
    280 72.4 166.9
    300 87.1 200.6
    >300 USE Wyly-Eaton euqation
    Qrwdp = 2.5*10-4*kb-0.167*d2.667*f1.667
    Qrwdp 6 l/s lu lng ti trong ng
    kb 0.25 mm h s nhm
    d 110 mm ng knh trong ca ng
    f 0.2 y
    q 140.534 L/S
    T 0.8 H
    w 404.73792 M3

    1200

    trong ng

    ong ca ng
    6
    250
    1.5

    Q 1000 M3/NGD 0.0010000 M3/S


    V 2 M/S
    D 25.23772 MM

    1 L/S 0.001

    200 ng
    45 l/ng.ng
    7 ngaY
    63 m3

    H 1.5 M
    A 42 M2
    B 5 M
    L 8.4 M
    1 M3
    1 PH
    5.7 M3/H 1.583333 L/S

    1.1 L/S
    R 1926 MM
    L 8 M
    B 29 M
    A 232 M2
    Cr 0.95
    w 424.4904 M3/NAM
    3.96 M3/H
    s
    Tr
    Hr

    Br

    Lr 22.7 m Qp
    Br 6.9 m kb
    Hr m DN
    a 0 degree f
    A 156.63 m2 N
    r 496 L/s/ha
    C 1
    Q 7.768848 L/s
    a 0 DEGREE -->
    s 0% -->

    A1 156.63 m2
    Lr A2 156.63 m2
    A3 156.63 m2

    7.8 L/s
    0.25
    100 mm --> ID 88.2 mm e 5.9 mm
    0.33 filling degree
    0.996006 nos
    Hr 0m
    Hr 0m

    mm
    V =
    i = pipe gradient (m/m)
    D =
    k =
    v =
    g =

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