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Urban Waste Management
By Haseeb Jamal - Jul 03, 2023

Design and Sizing of Primary Sedimentation Tanks

The design and sizing of primary sedimentation tanks involve several key factors to ensure efficient solids removal and proper wastewater treatment. Here are the key considerations and steps involved in the design process:
Waste Disposal Methods
Urban Waste Management
By Haseeb Jamal - Jul 03, 2023

Factors Affecting Selection of Sewage / Waste Disposal Methods

The selection of a method for sewage disposal is influenced by various factors that need to be considered. These factors can vary depending on the specific location, regulations, infrastructure, and environmental conditions. Here are some key factors that affect the selection of a sewage disposal method:
Control of Flood
Water Resources Engineering
By Haseeb Jamal - Jul 03, 2023

Methods of Control of Flood

Controlling floods involves implementing various measures and strategies to mitigate the impact of flood events. Here are some common methods for flood control: Watershed Management and Afforestation, Construction of Dams and Reservoirs, Channelization and River Training, Drainage System Improvement, Floodplain Management and Zoning
Aqueducts
Water Resources Engineering
By Haseeb Jamal - Jul 03, 2023

Types of Aqueducts Based on Design, Materials, Functions

Aqueducts and Siphon aqueducts can be classified into different types based on various factors such as their design, construction, materials used, or specific features. Here is a general overview of the classification of aqueducts and siphon aqueducts based on some common factors:
Structural Engineering
By Haseeb Jamal - Jul 03, 2023

What is LRFD? How Load and Resistance Factor Design Works?

Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) is a design methodology used in structural engineering to ensure the safety and reliability of structures. It is an alternative to the traditional Allowable Stress Design (ASD) approach. LRFD is widely adopted in many countries, including the United States.
Structural Engineering
By Haseeb Jamal - Jul 03, 2023

Limit States in Structural Engineering: Deflection, Fatigue, Shear etc.

A limit state in structural engineering refers to a condition or state at which a structural system or component can no longer perform its intended function safely and efficiently. It is the point beyond which the structure or component is considered to have reached its design limit and may no longer be capable of carrying the

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