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Rajiv Gandhi Govt Polytechnic, Itanagar A.P.: Sewerage System in Hilly Region
Rajiv Gandhi Govt Polytechnic, Itanagar A.P.: Sewerage System in Hilly Region
ITANAGAR A.P.
DERARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
SEWERAGE SYSTEM IN HILLY REGION
PROJECT GUIDE
Shri. RIBA GYADI
TEAM MEMBERS –
INTERNAL EXAMINER Mr. MICHI NOBIN (RGGP/2018/CE/14)
Miss Taba Amang Ms. RINGU YAJUM (RGGP/2018/CE/10)
Mr. TAI TALAP (RGGP/2018/CE/20)
EXTERNAL EXAMINER
Mr. MENMI JILEN (RGGP/2017/CE/27)
Shri. Phurba Dorjee Philley 1
• INTRODUCTION
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• LITERATURE REVIEW
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• OBJECTIVES
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• CONCLUSION
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• REFRENCES
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INTRODUCTION
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1.1 TYPES OF SEWERAGE SYSTEM
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1.1.2 WATER CARRIAGE SYSTEM
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TYPES OF WATER CARRIAGE SYSTEM
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SEPARATE SYSTEM
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COMBINED SYSTEM
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PARTIALLY COMBINED SYSTEM
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1.2 SEWARAGE SYSTEM IN HILLY REGION
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1.2.2 Effects of Sewer system in hilly region
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1.2 PROBLEM FACED TO BUILD SEWER IN HILLY REGION AREA
major factors which govern planning and construction of sewer line in hill area are
1.2.1 TOPOGRAPHY
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1.2.2 CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
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Heavy or Moderate Rain
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1.2.3 TRAFFIC MOVEMENT
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1.2.4 AVAILABLE USABLE SPACE
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1.2.5 NATURAL DRAINAGE
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LITERATURE REVIEW
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2 JOURNAL SURVEY
Abstract : The paper is written on the design of sewerage system for Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University
in Rajouri. The design aims at effective abatement of pollution by providing a comprehensive waste water
collection, treatment and disposal system using laterals, branches and trunk mains including sewage
treatment plants. There is no proper sewerage system in the university due to backwardness of the area and
also due to development of university and increase in the number of students, a design of sewerage system
is badly required. The details of design of sewer at different sections presented here will serve as the design
itself for the university. The design done here not only covers the entire area of university and the
population living within the university but also the population of neighboring areas. Total Station was
used for finding the reduced levels of different sections and other data related to survey and
accordingly the contour Map cross-sections and L-sections were prepared. The paper also throws some
light on the population of the university calculated both analytically and graphically departmental, hostel
wise and finally on the whole. Brief about the geographical and other features of the university have also
been presented in the paper. Once the proper design of Sewerage system is done, friendly environment will
be created for the students, water in the area will also be pollution free to some extent and hence health
related issues resulting due to pollution and water will also decrease.
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2.2 COMBINED SEWER NETWORK IN HILLY REGION : FIELD
SURVEY AND POLLUTANT OVERFLOW OPTIMIZATION .
Abstract - Combined sewer networks in hilly regions present unusual and unexplored issues due
to the high flow velocity which characterizes sloped systems. This work aims to present the results
of a field survey carried out at the experimental combined sewer urban drainage system of Volterra
(Tuscany, Italy, total surface 146 ha, maximum slope 14%). Field data have been used to calibrate
the numerical model based on the network geometry and on the rainfall events of 2007 and 2008.
A simple characterization of the pollutant and the analysis of their correlation with the total
suspended solids have been carried out.
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2.3 WATER REUSE AND RECYCLING IN JAPAN—HISTORY,
CURRENT SITUATION, AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES.
Abstract - Water reuse is an effective option all over the world for saving water resources, reducing
environmental impacts and reducing the costs and energy involved in water resource management. In
Japan, non-potable water reuse has been implemented in several cities since the 1980s, mainly for
urban applications such as toilet flushing, urban stream water augmentation, and landscape irrigation.
However, utilization of reclaimed water is still limited in JAPAN, due to the inadequate quality
standards for reclaimed water and the high energy consumption of water reclamation facilities.
standards for reclaimed water and the high energy consumption of water reclamation facilities. From
2010 to 2015, a Core Research for Evolutional Science and Technology (CREST)project was carried
out in Japan to develop energy-efficient water reclamation processes utilizing membrane
technologies and ozonation processes. A comprehensive evaluation of the process performances and
the economic feasibility showed that the UF and UV (ultra filtration and ultra violet radiation)
process provided removal of viruses to a level adequate for water reuse for agricultural purposes at
low cost. Based on the results from the CREST project, a demonstration plant incorporating the
UF&UV process was constructed at the Itoman wastewater treatment plant in Okinawa to evaluate
performance in terms of virus removal and to implement agricultural water reuse. Other innovative
technologies are also under development in Japan to reduce the cost and energy involved in water
reclamation. This paper introduces the history, current situation, and future perspectives of water
reclamation and reuse in Japan.
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OBJECTIVES
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
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4.1 DIFFICULTIES FACED IN CONSTRUCION OF SEWER IN HILLY REGION
1 TOPOGRAPHY
2 SPACE
3 TRAFFIC
4 POPULATION
CLIMATIC CONDITION-
5 Runoff
6 ECONOMIC FACTOR
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4.2 COMPARISION TABLE
Table no. 4.2.1
Separate sewerage system
Parameters Advantages Disadvantages
Topography Due to its smaller size of sewer the installation
process is easier in higher slope area. Also waste
water will effect the interior of sewer in lesser
magnitude as the volume of the wastewater is less
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Table no. 4.2.3
Partially separated system
Parameters Advantages Disadvantages
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4.3 RECCOMENDATION OF THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM
After comparing some of the system from the above table we are
recommending the separate sewerage system hence it has
the most advantages and have the least disadvantages out of the
three different modern sewerage system.
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Fig 4.3 Separate sewerage system (gatineau.com)
MITIGATION MEASURES AGAINST THE DISADVANTAGES OF SEPARATE
SEWARAGE SYSTEM
TABLE 4.3
The engineer referring our project is also recommended to build the sewer
designed capacity a bit reasonably more, this may be done by increasing the
diameter of the pipe for the unseen entry of water from outside.
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CONCLUSION
From the various parameters like topography, space, traffic, population ,climatic
condition-runoff and economical factor, we recommend separate sewerage system as
it was found out to be best suitable sewerage system out of the three modern
sewerage systems.
This preliminary recommendation is only for the theoretical design and after
considering our recommendation the future engineer should go for practical field
survey as well to come up for the practical sewerage system for hilly region area.
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REFERENCE
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Various Challenges: A Case Study on Design of Sewerage System in Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University
Rajouri, Jammu And Kashmir, India.(IJIRSE) International Journal of Innovative Research in Science &
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THANK YOU
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