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    stormwater storage

    QUITE FREQUENTLY WE CALL OUT FOR INFILTRATION CHAMBERS AS A MEANS OF DETAINING SMALL VOLUMES OF RUNOFF. HOWEVER THEY ARE A SOLUTIONT TO GETTING THE PROJECT PASSED, I FEEL THERE USE IS POINTLESS IN SMALL APPLICATIONS, AND CAN BETTER BE SERVED WITH PIPE DRAIN SYSTEMS, AS THE COST OF INSTALLATION...
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    Frequency Analysis (Low Flow Conditions)

    WELL THIS HAS BEEN UP AWHILE SO IM SURE YOU HAVE FIGURED OUT THE ANSWER TOTHIS PROBLEM. HOWERVER IF YOU HAVE FURTHER QUESTIONS, A GOOD REFERENCE WOULD BE HYDROLOGY AND HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS, BY RAM S. GUPTA. THERE IS A SECTION TO PREFORMING LOW FLOOD FREQUENCY CURVE ANALYSIS BY THE EMPIRICAL AND...
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    tr-55 sheet flow question

    I HAVE USED TR-55 QUITE FREQUENTLY AT WORK, FOR USE IN DRAINAGE ANALYSIS OF SUBDIVISIONS, AND COMMERICIAL SITES. mOST OF THE WORK I DO IS IN WESTCHESTER, NEW YORK. IT HAS BEEN ENCOURAGED BY THE TOWN AND DEP TO USE 150' AS THE VALUE FOR SHEET FLOW. ALTHOUGH 300' IS ALLOWABLE, TAKING CONSERVATIVE...

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