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Hydraulic, coastal & erosion · 2016

Performance of an Underground Stormwater Detention Chamber and Comparison with Stormwater Management Ponds

Jennifer Drake, Dean Young, Nicholas McIntosh

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Research overview

Field monitoring in Ontario compares an underground detention chamber with pond treatment and temperature behaviour. Results describe the monitored facility and climate; they do not certify a different modular tank or its structural capacity. Study funding included StormTrap, with in-kind support from Con Cast Pipe.

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Authors
Jennifer Drake, Dean Young, Nicholas McIntosh
Publication year
2016
DOI
10.3390/w8050211
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Topics in this paper

underground stormwater tanksfield monitoringwater qualitytemperaturedetention ponds

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