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    Deber Modelación de Aguas

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    The document contains 5 problems related to water quality and mixing in rivers and streams. Problem 1 involves calculating load from concentration and flow data. Problem 2 calculates concentration after mixing from flow and concentration inputs. Problem 3 uses Manning's equation to estimate stream flow and distance to complete mixing from a midstream discharge. Problem 4 calculates downstream concentration decay from an upstream input. Problem 5 involves multiple water quality calculations and generating associated graphs.

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    Deber Modelación de Aguas

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    The document contains 5 problems related to water quality and mixing in rivers and streams. Problem 1 involves calculating load from concentration and flow data. Problem 2 calculates concentration after mixing from flow and concentration inputs. Problem 3 uses Manning's equation to estimate stream flow and distance to complete mixing from a midstream discharge. Problem 4 calculates downstream concentration decay from an upstream input. Problem 5 involves multiple water quality calculations and generating associated graphs.

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    DEBER MODELACIÓN DE AGUAS[1]

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    The document contains 5 problems related to water quality and mixing in rivers and streams. Problem 1 involves calculating load from concentration and flow data. Problem 2 calculates concentration after mixing from flow and concentration inputs. Problem 3 uses Manning's equation to estimate stream flow and distance to complete mixing from a midstream discharge. Problem 4 calculates downstream concentration decay from an upstream input. Problem 5 involves multiple water quality calculations and generating associated graphs.

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    Deber Modelación de Aguas

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    Liz Villamar
    The document contains 5 problems related to water quality and mixing in rivers and streams. Problem 1 involves calculating load from concentration and flow data. Problem 2 calculates concentration after mixing from flow and concentration inputs. Problem 3 uses Manning's equation to estimate stream flow and distance to complete mixing from a midstream discharge. Problem 4 calculates downstream concentration decay from an upstream input. Problem 5 involves multiple water quality calculations and generating associated graphs.

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    ESCUELA POLITECNICA DEL EJERCITO BIOTECNOLOGA QUIMICA AMBIENTAL 1.

    a) A sewage treatment plant has a dischrarge of 36 MGD and an effluent BDO concentration of 14 mg/l. Calculate W in lb/day. b) If a plant discharges 855lb/day of phosphorus and the flow is 8,4 MGD, what is the effluent concentration? 2. Two rivers join together as shown. For the given data, calculate the concentration of color (mg/l) if the rivers mix completely at point C. Station A B C Color (mg/l) 50 3 ? Flow(ft3 /s) 30000 100000 ?

    A C B 3. A midstream outfall discharges to a stream with cross-section shown. Estimate the flow in the stream using Manning equation and estimate the distance to complete mixing. n= 0,012 So = 0,0001 B = 4ft H = 40ft 4. For the situation shown, calculate the concentration of a substance with decay rate k = 0,2/day at the point C, 35 miles townstream from the discharge. A Q=0 C = 30MGD 15 miles B 25 miles C

    V = 10 mi/day

    V= 3 mi/da

    Q= 10 MGD C = 150 mg/l

    5. Para las siguientes condiciones: Qe = 15 pie3/s DBOultimo = 40 mg/l C = 4 mg/l Q = 12 pie3/s L=0 C = 7 mg/l V = 6 millas/da

    T = 26 C

    kr = kd = 0,2 da-1 a 26C ka = 0,6 da-1

    Determinar: a) b) c) d) La concentracin de oxgeno a 20 millas El DBOltimo a 20 millas Cm, Dc y tc Realice los siguientes grficos

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