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                    356  Chapter 10  Introduction to Wastewater Systems
                        a. The daily volume of wastewater that can be disposed  10.8  What are the three main elements of a wastewater system?
                          of on an acre of land                     10.9  Differentiate between domestic and municipal waste-
                        b. The land area required to dispose of the domestic  waters.
                          wastewater by irrigation                  10.10  Explain using sketches the three patterns that are used
                        c. The land area required to dispose of the domestic  in planning a sewerage system.
                          wastewater through 4-ft (1.22-m) deep stabilization  10.11  Why do we use manholes in a sewerage system?
                          ponds                                     Discuss their purpose and consequently where they have to be
                        d. The detention period in ponds.           located.
                    10.7  About 2 million people die every year due to diarrheal  10.12 What are the drawbacks of combined sewers?
                    diseases; most of them are children less than 5 years of age. The  10.13  What are the principles in the solution of industrial
                    most affected are the populations in developing countries, liv-  waste problems?
                    ing in extreme conditions of poverty, normally peri-urban
                    dwellers or rural inhabitants. What are the main problems re-  10.14  What is the most common solution to individual and
                    sponsible for this situation?                   rural wastewater disposal?


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