Estimate water demand for junction 2: A= 100 L/cap. Day, 3*10 cap./km?. E= 71 L/cap. Day, 2*10 cap./km? B= 50 L/cap. Day, 2*10 cap./km?. F= 20 L/cap. Day, 5 10 cap./km? C= 40 L/cap. Day, 4*10 cap./km2. G= 31 L/cap. Day, 3*10 cap./km? D= 80 L/cap. Day, 3*10 cap./km?. K= 42 L/cap. Day, 4*10* cap./km? R= 25 L/cap. Day, 5*10 cap./km?. If: zone A 2 story, E 3 story, K 6 story, D 1 story, and zones(B,F,G,C and R) = 4 story 220m 220m 40m K D 40m A G 20m 20m E 40m K 220m B R A

Estimate water demand for junction 2: A= 100 L/cap. Day, 310 cap./km?. E= 71 L/cap. Day, 210 cap./km? B= 50 L/cap. Day, 210 cap./km?. F= 20 L/cap. Day, 5 10 cap./km? C= 40 L/cap. Day, 410 cap./km2. G= 31 L/cap. Day, 310 cap./km? D= 80 L/cap. Day, 310 cap./km?. K= 42 L/cap. Day, 410 cap./km? R= 25 L/cap. Day, 5*10 cap./km?. If: zone A 2 story, E 3 story, K 6 story, D 1 story, and zones(B,F,G,C and R) = 4 story 220m 220m 40m K D 40m A G 20m 20m E 40m K 220m B R A

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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