Establishing Basin Size and Uniformity

Avoid the three major pitfalls of rainfall-dependent inflow and infiltration studies for more accurate results.

Establishing Basin Size and Uniformity

FIGURE 2: Capture coefficients in two model basins in King County.

Understanding the impact of basin size and uniformity will improve the odds of a successful flow monitoring project and help you spend the public’s money wisely.

For the purposes of this article, a basin or sewer shed is defined as the portion of a sewer system or sewer shed upstream of a flowmeter or between meters. Basin sizes can be defined by the length of public sewer, inch/diameter/miles of public sewer or acres of developed area in the sewer shed. The concept of...

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