4. The government will build a waste water piping network in District A with a design period of 10 years. It is known that District A has a population of 3000 * 5 in 2020. a) Calculate the population of District A to be served in 2030 using the geometric population projection method, if it is known that the population growth rate is 3%. b) Calculate the design discharge of wastewater in m3/s in 2030, if it is known that the level of drinking water consumption is 100 liters/person/day. (peak factor can be calculated based on the Harmon Peaking factor formula)

4. The government will build a waste water piping network in District A with a design period of 10 years. It is known that District A has a population of 3000 * 5 in 2020. a) Calculate the population of District A to be served in 2030 using the geometric population projection method, if it is known that the population growth rate is 3%. b) Calculate the design discharge of wastewater in m3/s in 2030, if it is known that the level of drinking water consumption is 100 liters/person/day. (peak factor can be calculated based on the Harmon Peaking factor formula)

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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