The details of a new developed area are given below:PremiseDetailsHouses2,000 units2 hotels, 100 rooms/hotel (area = 1,200 m?)1 hospital, 300 beds (arca = 3,000 m2)2 terminals, 16 bays/terminal1 mall, 5,000 customer/day (floor area = 2,500 m²)HotelHospitalBus terminalShopping mall (3 levels)a. Estimate the average and peak water consumption of the area.b. If the STP was then designed suitable for 150% of the PE, how many houses can be added?3.

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The details of a new developed area are given below: Premise Details Houses 2,000 units 2 hotels, 100 rooms/hotel (area = 1,200 m²) 1 hospital, 300 beds (area = 3,000 m?) Hotel Hospital Bus terminal 2 terminals, 16 bays/terminal Shopping mall (3 levels) 1 mall, 5,000 customer/day (floor area = 2,500 m?) a. Estimate the average and peak water consumption of the area. b. If the STP was then designed suitable for 150% of the PE, how many houses can be added? 3.

The details of a new developed area are given below: Premise Details Houses 2,000 units 2 hotels, 100 rooms/hotel (area = 1,200 m²) 1 hospital, 300 beds (area = 3,000 m?) Hotel Hospital Bus terminal 2 terminals, 16 bays/terminal Shopping mall (3 levels) 1 mall, 5,000 customer/day (floor area = 2,500 m?) a. Estimate the average and peak water consumption of the area. b. If the STP was then designed suitable for 150% of the PE, how many houses can be added? 3.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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