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    Government Polytechnic Arvi

    PPT on -
    Design Of Sewer
    Presented by – Mayur Awchat
    Roll No. - 12
    Subject – Public Health
    Engineering
    Guided by – S. P. Burghate
    Introduction

    A sanitary sewer or foul sewer is an underground carriage system


    specifically for transporting sewage from houses and commercial
    buildings through pipes to treatment facilities or disposal. Sanitary
    sewers are part of an over all system called as a sewage system or
    sewerage.
    The following procedure is adopted

    1. Formation of zones
    2. Arrangement of sewers.
    3. Quantity of sewers.
    4. Velocity of flow.
    5. Selection of sewer.
    1. Formations of zones

    1. The area to be served by the drainage system


    is divided into different zones.
    2. The zones are marked on the map and the
    contours are also drawn on the map.

    2. Arrangement of sewer

    1. The low laying areas are isolated and pumping


    stations are installed for them.
    2. The flow of sewage starts from high level zones.
    3. Quantity of sewage

    1. The quantity of sewage to be carried by the sewer is determined.


    2. After proper study of variations in rate of sewage, a suitable
    multiplying factor is applied to arrive at the quantity of sewage for
    which sewer is to be designed.

    4. Velocity of flow

    A suitable value for the velocity of flow is then


    determined. This value should fall between the
    minimum and maximum limit.
    5. Selection of sewer
    The selection of sewer is then easily worked out by relation.
    Quantity of sewage = area of sewer x velocity of flow

    conclusion -
    By this PPT the design of sewer is introduced.

    References – Environmental engineering book of S. K. Garg

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