Engineering >> Mechanical Engineering

Calculation of Water Overflow Pool Drainage System

by Michael Eisenberg

 

Submitted : Spring 2018


 

This paper fuses together aspects of calculus and physics in determining the appropriate measurements and parts necessary for a well-designed system. The system in this project is a roof drainage system that flows water into an overflow pool in which a precisely calculated valve-and-sensor system maintain a level of water in the pool via a valve and pipe in order to effectively and safely flow the water. 

 

In order to accomplish this, volume of a function via method of disks is utilized to determine how much water can be stored in the pool/tank. Also, Bernoulli’s flow rate equation, a derivation or Euler’s equation, is used to determine the proper sizing of a pipe to maintain the flow of the water through the pipe without breaking legal/billing codes.

 


 

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Advisors :
Arcadii Grinshpan, Mathematics and Statistics
Sean Herbert, TLC Engineering
Suggested By :
Sean Herbert