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Environmental Engineering Practice Test: Water Demand & Quantity — Flashcards

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In environmental engineering, water demand is the amount of water that users request to meet their needs. The first step is to consider the demand, and the second step is to find sources to meet that demand. 

Here are some common types of water demand:

  1. Domestic water demand: Includes water for drinking, cooking, bathing, and gardening in private buildings
  2. Industrial water demand
  3. Commercial and industrial water demand
  4. Fire demand
  5. Demand for public use
  6. Compensate losses and theft demand
     

Topics include: Water Demand, & Population Forecasting

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The average quantity of water (in lpcd) required for domestic purposes according to IS code is ________
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