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    Estudio de tráfico para el diseño del mejoramiento de un camino vecinal, distrito de Cochorco, provincia de Sánchez Carrión, La Libertad 2019.
    (Universidad Privada de Trujillo, 2019)
    Gutiérrez Rojas, Omar Walter
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    Durand Bazan, Enrique Manuel
    In this research we try to establish the theoretical framework for The design of the improvement of the neighborhood road in the district of cochorco province of Sánchez Carrión la libertad. The present investigation is to establish the theoretical frame, this is born before the necessity to propose the design for the improvement of the neighborhood road and to count on an efficient service of service of vehicular and pedestrian transitability. The great importance of the theoretical framework for this project lies in the improvement of the roads of the district of Cochorco, benefiting the population and contributing to the improvement of social life by linking intercommunications closer to the villages. The main problem must be solved by considering in principle the theoretical framework for the proposal of the present design, which is why this work is important. With the present investigation, presenting the theoretical framework for the design of the improvement of the neighboring roads of the district the cochorco, it seeks to propose the development of the population improving in principle the quality of life and impelling the progress of the same one, reason why when giving importance to projects of this nature the urgent demand of improving the communication routes to the populations that currently demand it is taken care of in an efficient way, for it, techniques and appropriate, reliable and valid instruments are used for the collection of data.
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    Diseño del sistema de agua potable en el anexo de Miramar, distrito de Santiago de challas, provincia de Pataz, La Libertad,2020.
    (Universidad Privada de Trujillo, 2020)
    Jara Mendoza, Nelver Isabel
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    Durand Bazan, Enrique Manuel
    The present investigation was developed in the Miramar annex in the district of Santiago de Challas, province of Pataz department of La Libertad as a result of the need to have a potable water system, optimal for the population in order to reduce multiple infectious diseases. contagious and especially acute diarrheal diseases (EDAS), which affect the population. The present research study is not considered a hypothesis, since it is a non-experimental thesis because the variable is not manipulated, of a descriptive, non-probabilistic and convenience type. For the representation, bar graphs and statistics were used. With the proposal of this design, it is expected to help solve the problem of lack of drinking water, being of great importance the design of the components for the development of the project and subsequent approval. The authorities in turn must give priority to their management of financing, the project to be developed must be viable, it must be the maximum object of priority, given that the supply of drinking water is very necessary to minimize the mortality due to diseases in the population. In the present investigation reliable techniques and instruments have been used to obtain field data. For the design, the source flow was determined considering the current population, which in this case is 148 inhabitants. It was determined that the future population at 20 years is 195 inhabitants. With the present investigation it is tried to improve the development of the population with a respectable quality of life, to impel the progress of the population that urgently needs an efficient endowment of drinkable water.