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Footing Design: Raft or Isolated?
(monacivilengineering.blogspot.com)
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monaelkass
5y ago
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Study of a Library Project
(monacivilengineering.blogspot.com)
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monaelkass
6y ago
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monaelkass
6y ago
Thank you dear Aya :).
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monaelkass
6y ago
Yes this is the case of buildings sewage system where the population increases each year. But in case of camps, we don't have a big flow, and the pipes used are the smallest in size.
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monaelkass
6y ago
Yes of course! It is found out that the circular design layout would be more economic than the hexagon design layout. Although, the circular design has less accommodation area than the latter one. On the other hand, if there is enough land
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monaelkass
6y ago
We have chosen the outfall to be in the middle of the circle and hexagonal sewage network. Yes of course, the topography should be first of all determined, this is what we did in the Zaatari camp design. We used Global Mapper to find the el
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monaelkass
6y ago
Intelligent comment, the layout 2 has the problem that you are talking about as the sewage is located in the center of the camp, but the layout 1 has a better design as it is half a circle and the sewage could be treated away from the tent
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monaelkass
6y ago
Good information... But Our project is based on a sewage network for a standard camp.
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monaelkass
6y ago
We used these camps standards to design the sewage system and of course to draw and design the standard camps.
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monaelkass
6y ago
In the camp, we can add a UDDT to reduce the amount of sewage and to help the recycling process. This will not have a big cost. other recycling methods could also be used.
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monaelkass
6y ago
I have done this project to help the UNHCR and any other association that is responsible for refugee camps.
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monaelkass
6y ago
Original author here: Yes of course, no one wants that the refugee camps be permanent, but as we can see, the camps are used at least for 5 to 10 years, and this is a long period so the sewage network is one of the most important needs to h
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monaelkass
6y ago
In this project, PVC pipes are used. These pipes are in danger of freezing when surrounding temperatures are nearly 20 degrees Fahrenheit. PVC pipes get brittle in cold weather and fracture where they freeze.... A low voltage, 120-degree or
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monaelkass
6y ago
Original author here: yes of course, this project should be improved and many other additional services wil be added. I will also study a camp with UDDT to have a less amount of sewage. The camps in my project contain free areas for agricul