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Thesis Title : Design of Drainage System for Mataya Township Name of Candidate : Title Design of Drainage System for Mataya Township

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Research Field Water Resources Engineering Objective • To prevent the flooding of the drain in the rainy season • To recharge ground water, to increase level of green infrastructure • To access the sufficient capacity of the drain Methodology • Define the location of study area with GIS survey and topographic map • Estimating storm water flow for sewer design by the Rational Method • Computed the travel time by the velocity method, the time concentration is the sum of the travel time • To compute velocities and flows in sewers for given slopes, depths of flow and pipe properties by using the Manning formula • To obtain the Peak Discharge of the Main Drain by Lloyed Davis Formula • Calculation of Normal Depth of Flow by the Manning equation and the solution solve explicitly by trial and error method. • Design for the Oxidation Pond by the BOD removal formula Expected Outcome • This study demonstrates the importance and effectiveness of an integrated economically sustainable approach to landscape management • Removal of accumulated and abandoned wastes from salt marshes and from the project area.

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