Computer · Sewer Design
Self-cleansing velocity in a sewer line is defined as the:
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- 1Maximum velocity of flow required to maintain a certain amount of solids in flow
- 2Minimum velocity of flow required to maintain certain amounts of solids in flow
- 3Flow velocity which would be sufficient to ensure that sewage does not remain in the sewer
- 4Minimum flow velocity which is sufficient to prevent the deposition of solids and flush out any deposited particles✓
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Minimum flow velocity which is sufficient to prevent the deposition of solids and flush out any deposited particles
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