Standard sewage network for refugee camps
Project made by: Mona El Kass, with help of university group: Sara Trad, Louay Jarkass, Ali El Rez, Ihab Nashabeh, Abdul Aziz Jbara, and with a supervision from Dr. Mohamed ElKholy. Introduction: The aim of this project is to design a simple standard sewage network that could be used in any camp around the world, and the conclusion was to designing a sewage network for 2 standard camps layout. Designing a sewage network is to size all the pipes based on the available diameters in the market and according to their materials, and to check that the slopes and the flow velocities are within the acceptable ranges. A tour of the Syrian refugee in the North of Lebanon was made in the beginning to know their sanitation problems and to try to find a solution. Literature Review: The Syrian refugee camps in Lebanon have in total 10086 refugees distributed in 4 regions as shown in Fig.1 and the LEB Relief association has provided 1929 tents for them. Figure 1: Number of occupants in each camp in