Question: A rectangular primary sedimentation basin is designed for a design average flow of 0 . 2 2 m 3 / s . The peaking factor

A rectangular primary sedimentation basin is designed for a design average flow of 0.22 m3/s. The peaking factor is 2.8. The influent BOD5 and TSS are 180 mg/L and 220 mg/L, respectively. The design criteria are given below:
1. The design surface overflow rate at design average flow shall be ,36 m3/m2d.
2. The detention time at design average flow shall be .1.5 h.
3. The water depth at mid-length and at design average flow shall be 4.0 m.
4. The slope of the basin floor shall be at 6%.
5. The length-to-width (L:W) ratio shall be 4:1.
6. The influent and effluent structures shall be designed for peak wet weather flow.
a. Velocity in the influent channel shall not be ,0.3 m/s to prevent accumulation of sediments.
b. The influent channel shall have 0.38 m diameter submerged circular exit orifices. The velocity through influent orifices shall be ,0.5 m/s to reduce potential turbulence caused by the jet flows in the inlet zone.
c. The weir loading shall not be .340 m3/md.

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