Regarding Storm Drainage
Regarding Storm Drainage
(OP)
Can anyone tell me what is a "Bubbler". What is it's use? If it does not work will that cause flooding on the street?
I really appreciate any good info that you can throw my way
Thanks
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RE: Regarding Storm Drainage
Nowadays the termonology seems to float towards an inlet on a network system that surcharges. Instead of not working its described as a "Bubbler" and drainage analysis is performed on the flows as they bypass the ineffective inlet and continue on their way...whether its over an emergency overflow or just sits and ponds.
You are right that if they clog they will flood the street. However, most designs have emergency overflows like a high point in the road, the crown, etc.
HTH
BigDog23
RE: Regarding Storm Drainage
BigDog23, Thankyou very much. Your information was helpful. I really appreciate your help.
newbuck