Sizing culverts and storm drains without silting them up
Choosing a barrel that passes the design flow, and the self-cleansing velocity that stops it silted up within a few seasons.
Also: Environmental
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Engineering discipline
Stormwater attenuation, reuse, infiltration, pollution control and water returning to the ground.
10 topics in this discipline
Choosing a barrel that passes the design flow, and the self-cleansing velocity that stops it silted up within a few seasons.
Also: Environmental
Working out the net positive suction head available at the pump eye, and why a few centimetres of margin matter.
Also: Environmental
Converting head over a crest to discharge for common weir shapes, and the conditions that invalidate the reading.
Also: Environmental
Converting drainage area and rainfall intensity into inflow, then applying the margin a real storm will need.
Also: Environmental
Converting residents into daily flow, applying the required retention time and the sediment allowance.
Also: Environmental
Comparing peak inflow against the permitted discharge and turning the difference into a storage volume.
Also: Civil & Structural
Sizing infiltration storage and soakaways, and recognising the soils that will not drain.
Also: Geotechnical
Quantifying the reusable fraction of household wastewater and the storage it needs.
Also: Plumbing & Fire
Applying crop coefficient to reference evapotranspiration, then correcting for how efficiently water is delivered.
The conversions and dimension slips that produce plausible-looking but wrong answers, and how to catch them.
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