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Combined Gravity And Pumping System

Posted on 21st April 201923rd February 2022 By Malay Sautya

Combined Gravity And Pumping System In this system, the treated water is pumped and stored in an elevated reservoir, from where it is supplied to the consumer by the action of gravity.    Thus, this method combines pumping as well as gravity flow. This system is fairly reliable. Read more:  Function of Storage Reservoir 3…

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5 Function Of Storage Reservoir

Posted on 20th April 201923rd February 2022 By Malay Sautya
5 Function Of Storage Reservoir

5 Function Of Storage Reservoir The storage reservoirs are generally provided in the distribution system to store clear treated water before it is distributed to the consumer.  Following 5 functions of the storage reservoir are: 1. They help the pump to run at a uniform rate.   2. They provide the facility of storage of…

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Method of Testing (Water and Air testing) of Leakage of Sewer Pipe Joints

Posted on 10th July 201822nd February 2022 By Malay Sautya
Method of Testing (Water and Air testing) of Leakage of Sewer Pipe Joints

Testing of leakage of Sewer Pipe Joints The leakage in the pipe joints or any other points is tested by water test or air test. a) Water Test This test is carried out between two manholes. The lower end of the sewer line is provided with a plug and the upper is kept open. In the…

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Effect of Impurities in Water on Properties of Concrete

Posted on 1st June 201822nd February 2022 By Malay Sautya
Effect of Impurities in Water on Properties of Concrete

Effect of Impurities in Water on Properties of Concrete The impurities in water used for the preparation of concrete may affect the properties of concrete in the following way:   a) The strength & durability of concrete may be reduced due to the presence of impurities in the mixing water. Experiments show that water containing an…

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Role and Quality of Mixing Water in Concrete

Posted on 1st June 201822nd February 2022 By Malay Sautya
Role and Quality of Mixing Water in Concrete

Role of Water in Concrete Water is the most important & least expensive ingredient of concrete.It plays an important role in mixing, laying, compaction, setting & hardening of concrete. The strength of concrete depends on the quality & quantity of water used in the mix. The functions of water in the concrete mix are given…

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3 Characteristics of Sewage – Physical, Chemical and Biological Characteristics

Posted on 24th March 201815th February 2022 By Malay Sautya
3 Characteristics of Sewage – Physical, Chemical and Biological Characteristics

Characteristics of Sewage The characteristics of sewage can be classified as:  Physical characteristics  Chemical characteristics   Biological characteristics  Read More: – Factors Affecting The Quantity Of Storm Sewage Physical characteristics of Sewage Following are the physical characteristics of sewage: l) Specific Gravity  The specific gravity of sewage is very nearly equal to that of water 2) Colour The fresh sewage…

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Factors Affecting The Quantity Of Storm Sewage

Posted on 19th March 201815th February 2022 By Malay Sautya
Factors Affecting The Quantity Of Storm Sewage

Factors Affecting The Quantity Of Storm Sewage The quantity of storm sewage (i.e. stormwater) is mainly affected by the following factors:  l) Shape And Size of The Catchment Ares Stormwater(runoff )will be more for the large and fan-shaped catchment area. On the other hand, the runoff will be less for small and ferm shaped catchment area….

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