2019
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/201911600049
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Methods of drainage and transfer of rainwater

Abstract: With frequent heavy rainfalls in summer in Poland and fast-melting snow in spring leading to flooding of sewage systems (due to excessive filling levels in water receivers or difficulties with temporary retention of the excess stormwater), a variety of systems are being developed to facilitate transfer of the stormwater to water receivers. Outflow of the excess stormwater is usually ensured by the use of gravitational outflow collectors that connect stormwater drains with waterways. The transfer occurs during … Show more

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“…Due to the excess storage capacities available in these zones, they can receive runoff from adjacent zones that do not have sufficient capacity to hold surface runoff from their drainage areas (e.g., zones like 2B). The excess runoff from the adjacent zones would be collected in a flow chamber until the water reaches a certain level, and then it will be pumped out to GSI facilities in the zones with excess storage capacity [57].…”
Section: Zones Limited By the Size Of Drainage Area (Sub-class D)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the excess storage capacities available in these zones, they can receive runoff from adjacent zones that do not have sufficient capacity to hold surface runoff from their drainage areas (e.g., zones like 2B). The excess runoff from the adjacent zones would be collected in a flow chamber until the water reaches a certain level, and then it will be pumped out to GSI facilities in the zones with excess storage capacity [57].…”
Section: Zones Limited By the Size Of Drainage Area (Sub-class D)mentioning
confidence: 99%