A Comprehensive analysis and design proposal for the drainage system of Barangay 4 San Bartolome, San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte / (Record no. 23415)

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Original cataloging agency MMSU
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Personal name Badiang, John Patrick G...et.al.
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Title A Comprehensive analysis and design proposal for the drainage system of Barangay 4 San Bartolome, San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte /
Statement of responsibility, etc. John Patrick G. Badiang, Katelyn Balantac, Zyrisj Jhoyce T. Corpuz, Rezinmae B. Macayanan
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. City of Batac :
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. MMSU,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2024.
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Extent xvii, 117 leaves :
Dimensions 28 cm.
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General note UTHESIS (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering)
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Bibliography, etc. note Bibliography : leaves 85-91
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Summary, etc. This study was conducted to analyze the existing drainage system of Barangay.<br/>4 San Bartolome, San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte. This study proposed a drainage system <br/>plan that can cater check capacity and prevent flooding in the area. The data gathering <br/>procedure of this study covered three main segments: obtaining rainfall data, elevation <br/>model, and CDRA report during typhoon Egay, mapping of the elevation model, and <br/>simulation and validation of simulated data from actual conditions using EPA-SWMM. <br/>In analyzing the existing drainage system, particularly the flooded areas, the surface <br/>runoff was evaluated. Conduit dimensions and slopes that are inefficient to contain <br/>water runoff are also assessed through EPA-SWMM software using the 25-year return <br/>period. In the design of proposed drainage system, rerouting, modification of conduit <br/>dimensions, and incorporation of storage tank and pump link were piloted.<br/>Simulation results of the existing drainage system showed that 5 conduit links <br/>surpassed their capacity, leading to localized flooding at those areas. Localized <br/>flooding had a cumulative discharge volume of 72,244 cubic meters throughout the <br/>observation period of 3 days. Additionally, 19 out of 38 conduits are insufficient in <br/>catering water runoff making allowance for freeboard. Drew on the assessment of the <br/>existing drainage system through simulation, six (6) trials of conduit dimension <br/>adjustments were made. Successful trial results showed that all 49 conduits were <br/>adequately calibrated to accommodate runoff water while maintaining sufficient <br/>freeboard. <br/>Based on the analysis of the existing and design of the proposed drainage <br/>system, the researchers concluded that particular existing conduits were not adequate. <br/>Therefore, the incorporation of the proposed drainage system that can adequately <br/>accommodate water runoff considering freeboard is needed.
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