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    B.E / B.Tech. PRACTICAL END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS


    Sixth Semester

    CE8612 & IRRIGATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DRAWING

    (Regulations 2017)

    Time : 3 Hours Answer any one Question Max.Marks 100

    (To be filled by the question paper setter)

    Design & Calculation Drawing Results Viva-Voce Record Total


    30 40 10 10 10 100

    1. Estimate the screen requirement for a plant treating a peak flow of 60 million litres per day of
    sewage of sewage.

    2. Design a raw water pumping station for obtaining water from a perennial river with the following
    data:

    i) Population to be served = 5 lakhs

    ii) Daily demand for water = 150 lpcd

    iii) Summer requirements = 150 % average

    iv) Normal water level in the river = R.L=202.00 m

    v) Low water level in the river = R.L199.50 m (during summer)

    vi) The water to be pumped in two shifts of 10 hours each daily and lifted to the inlet of water
    treatment plant situated near by @ R.L 217.00 m

    vii) The loses due to friction in the C.I using main of 0.9 m diameter are low due its short length
    and can be assumed to be 2m in summer season and 1.2 m on an average.

    viii) The efficiency of the pump and the driving motors can be taken as 75% and 90 %
    respectively.

    3. Design a digestion tank for a primary sludge digestion with the help of following data. Average
    flow = 20 MLD

    Total suspended solids in the raw sewage = 300 mg/l

    Moisture content of the digested sludge = 85 %

    Assume any other data that is required.


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    4. Design a rapid sand filter unit for 4 MLD of supply with all its principle component.

    5. Design septic tank for 120 persons. Assume per capita sewage as 140 lpcd. Cleaning period =
    1 year. L: B = 4: 1. Percolation rate in soak well = 1300 l/m3/day, detention period = 24 hrs.

    6. A rectangular grit chamber is designed to remove particles with a diameter 0.2mm, specific
    gravity of 2.65. Settling velocity for these particles have been found to be range from 0.016 to
    0.22 m/s, depending on their shape factor. A flow through velocity of 0.3 m/s will be maintained
    by proportioning weir. Determine the channel dimensions for a maximum wastewater flow of
    10,00 m3/day

    7. An overhead tank is to be provided for city water supply. Calculate the minimum capacity of the
    tank without any fire demand storage. Assume the tank to be empty between 12 and 15 hrs.
    The draw off factors, water pumped & water consumed are are shown in the table below.

    No Time (hr) Hours Draw off Water Water


    factor. pumped consumed
    1 0-4 4 0.2 0 10000
    2 4-6 2 1.2 37500 30000
    3 6-10 4 1.8 75000 90000
    4 10-12 2 1.0 37500 25000
    5 12-15 3 0.5 0 18750
    6 15-16 1 0.5 18750 6250
    7 16-20 4 1.6 75000 80000
    8 20-23 3 1.0 56250 37500
    9 23-24 1 0.2 0 2500

    8. Design a sluice taking off from a tank irrigating 200 hectare at 1000 duty. The tank bund through
    which the sluice is taking off has a top width of 2m with 2:1 side slopes. The top level of bank is
    +40.00 and the ground level at the site is +34.50. Good hard soil for foundation is available at
    +33.50.

    The sill of the sluice at off take is +34.00. The max water level in tank is 38.00. the full tank level
    is +37.00. Average low water level of the tank is 35.00. The details of the channel below the
    sluice are as under.

    Bed level +34.00

    FSL +34.50

    Bed width 1.25 m

    Side slope 1 ½ to 1 with top of the bank @ 35.50.

    9. Design a regulator cum road bridge with following data:


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    Hydraulic particulars of canal upstream

    Full supply discharge = 20 m3/sec.

    Bed width = 15 m,

    Bed level = +20.00

    F.s. depth = 2.00 m

    FSL = +22.00

    Top level of bank = 23.00

    Right bank width = 5m

    Left bank width = 2m

    Hydraulic particular of canal downstream

    Full supply discharge = 16m3 /s

    Bed width = 15 m

    Bed level = +20.00

    FSD = 1.75 m; FSL = +21.75

    Top level of the bank = +22.75

    Width of the banks are same as in u/s

    Regulator carries a roadway single line designed for IRC loading class A. Provide clear board of
    1m above FSL for the road bridge.

    Good foundation soil is available @ +19.00

    Assume ground level site @ +22.00

    Sill level of regulator = +20.45

    10. Design a concrete gravity dam for following data. Max allowable compressive stress = 2000
    kN/m2. Max reservoir level = 200 m; R.L of bottom of dam = 105 m; specific gravity of dam
    material = 2.4

    11. Design a sedimentation tank cum coagulation tank with continuous flow for a population of
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    60,000 persons with a daily per capita water allowance of 120l. Make suitable assumptions
    where needed.

    12. A system aqueduct is designed as the drainage crossing in which the channel is carried over
    the drainage channel preferably at right angles and discharge is carried under pressure through
    the structure. Design the aqueduct for the following requirements:

    Discharge of the canal = 25 m3 /s

    Bed width of the canal = 20m

    Depth of water in the canal = 1.5m

    Bed Level of Canal = 160m

    High flood discharge = 400 m3 /s

    High flood level of drainage =160.5m

    General ground level = 160m

    13. Design a surplus weir of a tank forming part of a chain of tanks. The combined catchment area
    of group of the tank is 25.89 km2 and area of catchment intercepted by the upper tank is 20.71
    km2. It is decided to store water in the tank to a level of +12m above MSL limiting the
    submersion of foreshore land up to a level of +12.75m above MSL. The general ground level at
    the proposed site work is +11m and ground level below the proposed surplus slopes off till it
    reaches +10m in about 6m distance. Tank bund has a top width of 2m at level of +14.5m with
    2:1 slope on either side. The tank bunds are designed for the saturation gradient of 4:1 with 1m
    clear cover. The foundations are of hard gravel at a level of 9.5m near the site work.

    14. Design a flash mixer unit using the following data

    Design flow to be treated 250 m3/hr

    Detention time = 30secs

    Ratio of tank height to diameter = 15:1

    Ratio of impeller diameter to tank diameter = 4:1

    Rotational speed of impeller = 120 rpm

    Velocity gradient = 600/sec

    Assume temperature of 20◦C and µ = 1.0087x10-3 Ns/m2.

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