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    Rain Intensity, FLOW: Data

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    This document contains information about rain intensity and flow rates for Catchment Area 1. It provides details on the pit/sump dimensions and capacity. It then calculates the rain intensity based on rainfall data and the catchment area. Using these values and the Kirpich equation, it estimates the maximum flow rate into the sump would be 18.17 cubic meters per second during peak rainfall. It also evaluates the pumping requirements and capacity needed to dewater the sump within 13 days of inflow during rains. It recommends a pump type that can handle the expected flowrates and total head of water.

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    Rain Intensity, FLOW: Data

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    This document contains information about rain intensity and flow rates for Catchment Area 1. It provides details on the pit/sump dimensions and capacity. It then calculates the rain intensity based on rainfall data and the catchment area. Using these values and the Kirpich equation, it estimates the maximum flow rate into the sump would be 18.17 cubic meters per second during peak rainfall. It also evaluates the pumping requirements and capacity needed to dewater the sump within 13 days of inflow during rains. It recommends a pump type that can handle the expected flowrates and total head of water.

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    This document contains information about rain intensity and flow rates for Catchment Area 1. It provides details on the pit/sump dimensions and capacity. It then calculates the rain intensity based on rainfall data and the catchment area. Using these values and the Kirpich equation, it estimates the maximum flow rate into the sump would be 18.17 cubic meters per second during peak rainfall. It also evaluates the pumping requirements and capacity needed to dewater the sump within 13 days of inflow during rains. It recommends a pump type that can handle the expected flowrates and total head of water.

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    Rain Intensity, FLOW: Data

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    Zulfikar Habib Siregar
    This document contains information about rain intensity and flow rates for Catchment Area 1. It provides details on the pit/sump dimensions and capacity. It then calculates the rain intensity based on rainfall data and the catchment area. Using these values and the Kirpich equation, it estimates the maximum flow rate into the sump would be 18.17 cubic meters per second during peak rainfall. It also evaluates the pumping requirements and capacity needed to dewater the sump within 13 days of inflow during rains. It recommends a pump type that can handle the expected flowrates and total head of water.

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    Rain Intensity, FLOW

    Data:

    Pit : PIT 1
    Location/Catchment : Catchment area 1
    Sump capacity : 65,320 m3
    Sump Identification : Void Pit 1
    Discharge location : Natural Pond
    Kirpich equation: Tc = 0.0195 (L / S0.5) 0.77

    the longest distance between top and bottom elv. L = 200 m


    Highest level Hh 71 m
    Lowest Level Hl 66 m
    elevation difference from top to bottom H 5 m
    Slope = H/L S = 0.025800000
    time to travel TC = 4.71 minutes

    Rain Intensity: I = R24/24 (24/TC)2/3

    max rain in 24 hours (Jun 2011 - Jun 2019) R = 190 mm


    rainfall intensity I = 359.1 mm/hour

    Flow Rate: Q = 0.00278 C I A

    run off coefficient number C = 0.7


    rain intensity I = 359.1 mm/hour
    catchment area A = 259971 m2
    catchment area = 25.997 Ha
    max rain run off discharge Q = 18.17 m3/second
    Elevasi Genangan
    RL 71

    Catchment Area
    PUMP CAPACITY
    Asumption rainfall intensity max in 1 hour
    INPUT HYDROLOGICAL DATA Direct Pumping (Lower sump)
    Sump / Pond /Void
    Location : PT. BUMI PETANGIS
    Required lowest level (RL) : 66
    Sump capacity : 65,320 m3
    Discharge location (outlet) : Natural pond
    The highest level of pipeline (RL) : 71
    Rainfall intensity I= 359.1 mm/hour
    Catchment area A= 259,971 m2

    Inflow (assumed to be 2 hour/day) Q= 130,802 m3/day

    INPUT PUMP DATA


    Pump 1
    Pump type : MF-420 or Equivalent
    Pump number : 1 units
    Working hours : 18 hrs/day
    Flowrate capability : 150 Ltr / sec.
    : 540 m3/hour
    : 9,720 m3/day
    Outflow : 9,720 m3/day
    Total Outflow : 9,720 m3/day
    PUMPING DAYS
    To dewater the inflow : 13.46 day(s)
    To dewater existing volume : 6.72 day(s)

    Minimum sump capacity to accommodate outflow


    : 10,692 m3
    (+ 110% outflow)

    Pump Type
    No Type Total Head Max (m) Flowrate Max (L/s)
    1 MF-420 140 280 Selected Type Pump
    2 MF-390 120 140
    3 MF-290 85 90

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