The population records of Al-Zubair city center are as given below. Answer the followings: Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2015 Population 435546 447982 459800 471894 496923 1- Find the population growth rate of this city assuming arithmetic growth method. 2- If it is required to design a water treatment plant to serve the city till the year 2050, find the plant design capacity assuming the total average water demand for domestic and public uses is 400 liter/capita/day and the percent of water loss is 20%. Also, find the maximum hourly water demand and fire demand of the city in the year 2050. 3- Estimate the yearly consumption of alum for the proposed water treatment plant using the results of Jar test given below:

The population records of Al-Zubair city center are as given below. Answer the followings: Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2015 Population 435546 447982 459800 471894 496923 1- Find the population growth rate of this city assuming arithmetic growth method. 2- If it is required to design a water treatment plant to serve the city till the year 2050, find the plant design capacity assuming the total average water demand for domestic and public uses is 400 liter/capita/day and the percent of water loss is 20%. Also, find the maximum hourly water demand and fire demand of the city in the year 2050. 3- Estimate the yearly consumption of alum for the proposed water treatment plant using the results of Jar test given below:

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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