Question: Question 3 : Sewer CSO Regulator ( 2 0 points ) A sewer regulator is used to relieve a sewer system at a Combined Sewer

Question 3: Sewer CSO Regulator (20 points)
A sewer regulator is used to relieve a sewer system at a Combined Sewer Outfall when
the sewer Hydraulic Grade Line (HGL)(water level) in the regulator upstream of this
Combined Sewer Outfall exceeds 8 feet from the invert of the regulator. The sewer
regulator (plan view, not to scale, below) does this by discharging flow over a sharp-
crested weir (section view, not to scale, below).
a) Determine the flow rate discharged to the Combined Sewer Outfall if the HGL in the
regulator upstream of the Combined Sewer Outfall weir is 9 feet from the regulator
invert during overflow to CSO.
Plan View
Sectlon View of Welr
b) What would the regulator flow to CSO become if the HGL was maintained at 9 feet
above the regulator invert behind the weir during overflow, but weir contractions were
removed (creating a standard, uncontracted horizontal weir at the same location)?
c) When maintenance workers enter the regulator to check for debris, what dangers do
they encounter which are specific to a confined space with wastewater flow? What
steps can they take to mitigate these risks?
Question 3 : Sewer CSO Regulator ( 2 0 points ) A

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