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How to: Storm Water Inlets are Designed to Accommodate 100 Year Floods - Read Below

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How to: Storm Water Inlets are Designed to Accommodate 100 Year Floods - Read Below

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How to: Design a Storm Water Inlet Severe Elevation Change
The outfall of stormwater runoff storage facilities directly impacts down stream properties and receiving waters. The location of the outfall structure is therefore crucial in the design of an overall
stormwater management system. The outfall from a storage facility should be located to access the nearest natural drainage feature or stormwater conveyance system with adequate capacity to convey released flow from the storage facility. Overflow or emergency spillways designed to accommodate a 100-year frequency storm may not be located near the principal outlet structure. The spillway shall not be located in fill areas. The spillway shall not be designed to discharge towards structures.
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Water Advocacy published this 0:21 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 128 times on YouTube.

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