A CASE STUDY OF BANAWADI VILLAGE OPTIMUM DESIGN AND ESTIMATION OF SEWER NETWORK

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International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)

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A CASE STUDY OF BANAWADI VILLAGE OPTIMUM DESIGN AND ESTIMATION OF SEWER NETWORK Prasen A. Waghmare1, Amarsinh B. Landage2 1M.Tech

Scholar, Construction Management, Government College of Engineering Karad, Maharashtra – 415124, India 2Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Government College of Engineering Karad, Maharashtra – 415124, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------------

Abstract - Residential wastewater contains perched,

approximately 17000 people. Water use is 1550000 litres per day. The Krishna River is the source of water, and there is a Jack well there. Waste Water Disposal There is no provision for wastewater disposal.

colloidal, and dissolved organic and inert detritus, and village infrastructure, particularly the water supply and sewerage system, is essential for rural, household, and industrial activity. In a rural setting, wastewater management is a crucial concern for gram panchayats. If gram panchayat wastewater is not properly collected, processed, and disposed of, the environmental consequences are severe. Many settlements lack adequate drainage systems. All residential wastewater is now discharged into open drains or open spaces near homes. As a result, sterility issues have emerged, prompting many villages to design a plan to collect manure underground.

Hence, the objectives of this research are to design an efficient waste water collection system for the development of Banwadi village, and its implementation on a map is done with the help of ArcGIS software, and also estimate and cost the sewerage network system in order to provide a feasible budget for the village.

Key Words: Wastewater, colloidal, Grampanchayat, sewer, underground, sterile, drainage, network, GIS, and GPS.

1. INTRODUCTION Sewerage networks, strictly speaking, keep people and civilization sane and civilized. It is made up of several sewer lines that meet at a large sewer line's intersection. As a result, it is unquestionably a crucial building for urban demands and proper sewage treatment [1]. Waste collected from the community should be transported to a discarding facility without affecting health issues. The village sewerage system provides the necessary infrastructure for transporting wastewater to a sewage treatment plant. Individuals, commercial, and industrial establishments all generate wastewater, which is collected. The treated wastewater is eventually released back into the environment. From the source to the wastewater treatment facility, effluent can be conveyed via gravity, vacuum, or pressure sewer systems. The minimum velocity, minimum slope, diameter, and peak flow parameters are all factors to consider. For better sewerage system design, total station and remote sensing techniques such as GIS and GPS can be used [2].

Figure 1.Study Area Map

Banwadi Gram Panchayat has a population of 5183 people, according to the 2011 census. Now, in the year 2022, the population is estimated to be

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