Development of a New Design Procedure for Overland Flow System

The hydraulic and kinetic relationships developed during this study can be used as the basis of a rational procedure for design of overland flow systems. The three basic steps in this procedure are: (1) Determine the detention times required to remove pollutants specified in the discharge permit. (2...

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Main Author: Martel,C James
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
Biochemical oxygen demand
Kinetics
Land areas
Land treatment
Liquid wastes
Measurement
Nutrients
Overalnd flow
Removal
Retention(General)
Sewage treatment
Shallow depth
Slope
Surfaces
Time
Water flow
Water Pollution and Control
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Summary:The hydraulic and kinetic relationships developed during this study can be used as the basis of a rational procedure for design of overland flow systems. The three basic steps in this procedure are: (1) Determine the detention times required to remove pollutants specified in the discharge permit. (2) Calculate the application rate needed to satisfy the longest or most critical detection time. (3) Calculate the land area required from the application rate and system design flow. Paper from the Proceedings of the Army Sciences Conference (1982), 15-18 Jun 82.