Q1-5/ If concentration of total dissolved salts in Shatt Al- Arab water C 6000 (p.p.m) and the Shatt discharges its water into Arabain Gulf at flow rate Q=200 (m³/s). Calculate weight of dissolved salts carried by water of the Shatt to water of the Gulf annually. ANSWER/ Weight of dissolved salts transferred to the Gulf from Shatt Al-Arab water is 37.843 x 106 (Tone /Year) 37.843 (Million Tone /Year)

Q1-5/ If concentration of total dissolved salts in Shatt Al- Arab water C 6000 (p.p.m) and the Shatt discharges its water into Arabain Gulf at flow rate Q=200 (m³/s). Calculate weight of dissolved salts carried by water of the Shatt to water of the Gulf annually. ANSWER/ Weight of dissolved salts transferred to the Gulf from Shatt Al-Arab water is 37.843 x 106 (Tone /Year) 37.843 (Million Tone /Year)

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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