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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│Predicted│Predicted│Predicted│Measured│Measured
│ Mean in │ Dry │Max. Dry │Avg. Dry│Max. Dry
District │ Million │ Weather │ Weather │Weather │Weather
│Gals. per│ Flow, │ Flow, │ Flow, │ Flow,
│Acre per │ c.f.s. │ c.f.s. │ c.f.s. │ c.f.s.
│ Day │per Acre │per Acre │per Acre│per Acre
────────────┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┼────────┼────────
Hotel and │ .20 │ .29│ .34│ 1.04 │ .146
midtown. │ │ │ │ │
Midtown and │ .12 │ .18│ .23│ .078│ .110
financial.│ │ │ │ │
East and │ │ │ │ │
West of │ .074│ .12│ .15│ .057│ .097
midtown. │ │ │ │ │
Apartment, │ │ │ │ │
59th to │ .043│ .06│ .09│ │
155th Sts.│ │ │ │ │
Manhattan │ │ │ │ │
north of │ .031│ .05│ .08│ │
155th St. │ │ │ │ │
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Midtown district consists of department stores, large railroad
terminals, industrial and loft buildings, and sky-scraper office
buildings.
It is difficult to set any definite figure for the percentage which the
maximum rate of flow is of the average. Fluctuations above and below the
average are greater the smaller the tributary population. This relation
can be expressed empirically as
_M_ = 500⁄_P_^⅕,
in which _M_ represents the per cent which the maximum flow is of the
average, and _P_ represents the tributary population in thousands. The
expression should not be used for populations below 1,000 nor above
1,000,000. Having determined the expected average flow of sewage by a
study of the population, water consumption, etc., the maximum quantity
of sewage is determined by multiplying the average flow by the per cent
which the maximum is of the average. In this connection W. G. Harmon[20]
offers the relation
_M_ = 1 + 14⁄(4 + √(_P_)),
which was used in the design of the Ten Mile Creek intercepting sewer at
Toledo, Ohio. For rough estimates and for comparative purposes the ratio
of the average to the minimum flow can be taken the same as the ratio of
the maximum to the average flow, unless direct gaugings or other
information show it to be otherwise.
[Illustration:
Fig. 10.—Daily and Hourly Variations of Sewage Flow.
]
1. Toledo, O.; Manufacturing average.
2. Toledo, O.; Manufacturing, Monday.
3. Toledo, O.; Manufacturing, Sunday.
4. Toledo, O.; Residential, average.
5. Toledo, O.; Residential, Monday.
6. Toledo, O.; Residential, Sunday.
7. Cincinnati, O., Industrial, average.
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