Sewerage and Sewage TreatmentBabbitt, Harold E. (Harold Eaton)
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Sewerage and Sewage Treatment
Babbitt, Harold E. (Harold Eaton)
Sewage disposal; Sewerage
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Ratio of Depth│Sand and Damp │Saturated Top │ Damp Yellow │ Saturated
to Width │ Top Soil │ Soil │ Clay │ Yellow Clay
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0.0│ 1.00│ 1.00│ 1.00│ 1.00
0.5│ 0.85│ 0.86│ 0.88│ 0.89
1.0│ 0.72│ 0.75│ 0.77│ 0.80
1.5│ 0.61│ 0.64│ 0.67│ 0.72
2.0│ 0.52│ 0.53│ 0.59│ 0.64
2.5│ 0.44│ 0.48│ 0.52│ 0.57
3.0│ 0.37│ 0.41│ 0.45│ 0.51
4.0│ 0.27│ 0.31│ 0.35│ 0.41
5.0│ 0.19│ 0.23│ 0.27│ 0.33
6.0│ 0.14│ 0.17│ 0.20│ 0.26
8.0│ 0.07│ 0.09│ 0.12│ 0.17
10.0│ 0.04│ 0.05│ 0.07│ 0.11
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For example, let it be desired to determine the load on a 72–inch
concrete sewer with a 9–inch shell under the following conditions:
depth of backfill over the top of the pipe, 15 feet; character of
backfill, saturated yellow clay; superimposed load, pile of
building brick 6 feet high. The ratio of the depth of backfill to
the width of the trench is 15 ÷ 9 or 1.67. The coefficient in the
expression _CwB_^2 is 1.39, from Table 42. The weight of saturated
yellow clay is 130 pounds per cubic foot, from Table 43. Therefore
the load per foot length of the sewer due to the backfill is:
_W_ = _CwB_^2 = 1.39 × 130 × 81 = 14,600 pounds.
TABLE 45
RATIO OF LOAD ON PIPE TO SHORT LOAD ON TRENCH[71]
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