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    This document discusses the design of storm water drainage and sewerage systems using computer-aided design software. It presents examples of using Storm and Sanitary Analysis software to design a storm water drainage network between two nodes and size pipes in a sewerage network. The results from the software are validated through manual calculations. Finally, the document concludes that Storm and Sanitary Analysis is an advanced, powerful, and comprehensive software that allows for interactive modeling and reliable results for storm water and sewerage system design.

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    This document discusses the design of storm water drainage and sewerage systems using computer-aided design software. It presents examples of using Storm and Sanitary Analysis software to design a storm water drainage network between two nodes and size pipes in a sewerage network. The results from the software are validated through manual calculations. Finally, the document concludes that Storm and Sanitary Analysis is an advanced, powerful, and comprehensive software that allows for interactive modeling and reliable results for storm water and sewerage system design.

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    This document discusses the design of storm water drainage and sewerage systems using computer-aided design software. It presents examples of using Storm and Sanitary Analysis software to design a storm water drainage network between two nodes and size pipes in a sewerage network. The results from the software are validated through manual calculations. Finally, the document concludes that Storm and Sanitary Analysis is an advanced, powerful, and comprehensive software that allows for interactive modeling and reliable results for storm water and sewerage system design.

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    Storm Water & Sewerage Design using Computer Aided Design

    Prepare by : Abhijit A. Haval


     Storm water Drainage Design using SSA
     Validation of Results
     Sewerage System Design
     Conclusion
    Master Plan Network
    Let’s take the network between the nodes 3 & 2. 600
    • Drain width (B) = 0.6m
    • Water depth (h) = 0.29m
    • Slope of drain (S) = 0.006 m/m
    • Manning’s constant (n) = 0.015
    • Hydraulic radius (R) = A/P = (0.6x0.29)/(0.6+2x0.29) = 0.147m
    Manning’s formula for velocity
    V = (1/n) x R2/3 x S1/2
    = (1/0.015) x 0.1472/3 x 0.0061/2
    = 1.4 m/s
    As per Storm & Sanitary Analysis
    V = 1.38 m/s which is nearly equal to 1.4 m/s
    Hence OK.
    As per calculation
    Q = CiA
    Where,
    C = Coefficient of runoff = 1.0
    i = Intensity of rainfall = 50 mm/hr
    A = Catchment area = 15605.8 m2
    Q = 1 x 15605.8 x 50 /(1000 x 3600)
    =0.21 m3/s
    As per Storm & Sanitary Analysis
    Q = 0.203 m3/s which is nearly equal to 0.21 m3/s
    Hence OK..
    Sewerage Network Manhole Sizes & shapes
    Population for one apartment = 3 x 8 x 5 = 120 persons
    Water Supplied =180 LPCD
    Sewage Generated/ Apartment = 0.8x180x120/(24x60x60x1000)
    =0.0002 CMS
    No. of Apartments =12
    Total sewage generated =12 x 0.0002
    =0.0032 CMS
    For node between 13 to 12
    Required Discharge input = 0.0035 CMS
    Assumed pipe size = 150mm
    Assumed slope = 1:150
    Manning’s constant = 0.011
    Velocity of Flow = (1/n) x R2/3 x S1/2
    = (1/0.011) x 0.03752/3 x (1/1500)/2
    = 0.832 m/s = permissible Hence OK
    Actual Discharge Output = A x V
    = 0.0088 x 0.832
    = 0.0073 CMS > 0.0035 CMS Hence OK
    FRL of starting manhole = 99.6m
    IL of starting manhole = 99.6 – 1 = 98.6m
    IL of ending manhole = 98.6 – (Length/slope)
    =98.6 – (29/150)
    =98.567m
    Depth of Starting manhole = 1m
    Depth of ending manhole = FRL – IL
    = 99.6 – 98.567
    =1.003m
    Hence provide BBM manhole of size 1200 x 900 mm & pipe 150 mm diameter @ 1:150 slope.
    For Sewerage
    Sr.
    Description QTY UNIT RATE in Rs AMOUNT in Rs
    No
    1 Excavation for Sewer 1125 Cum 500 562500
    2 uPVC pipe 150mm dia 750 m 352 264000
    3 Manhole 1200 x 900 36 Nos 5996 215856
    4 SFRC Covers 36 Nos 6388 229968

    5 Sand bedding below pipeline 112.5 Cum 240 27000


    Total 1299324
    Cost/ Rmt 1732

    For Storm water Drain


    Sr.
    Description QTY UNIT RATE in Rs AMOUNT in Rs
    No
    1 PCC for Drain 159 Cum 3600 572400

    2 RCC for Drain 855.4 m 5915 5059809.3

    3 RCC for drain Cover 140.7 Cum 5443 765911.745


    4 Reinforcement 55 MT 46200 2541000
    Total 8939121
    Cost/ Rmt 5622
    Storm and Sanitary Analysis is an advanced, powerful, and comprehensive
    package for analyzing and designing urban drainage systems, storm water
    sewers, and sanitary sewers. The software is easy to learn & use. The
    software allows you, at any time, to interactively add, insert, delete or
    move any network element, automatically updating the model. Its
    advanced output enables the user to make his deliverable in short time.
    Storm & sanitary Analysis have wide range of capabilities; hence we can
    rely on single software instead of using different softwares for different
    designs.
    The Results of software are reliable & can be cross checked by
    mathematical calculations.

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