Pipes (2)
This file appears in: Managing Stormwater for the Next Generation
Pipes, wrapped in a filter fabric, are laid in sand below a bed of shredded tire chips (substituting for stone aggregate), sand, engineered topsoil, and plantings. These pipes are connected by a sump manhole structure fitted with a baffle system developed by the Saint Anthony Falls Laboratory (SAFL) at the University of Minnesota to keep sediment out of downstream water bodies. This is the first time a SAFL baffle was incorporated into a Next Generation stormwater drainage system, a first in the nation!
This file appears in: Managing Stormwater for the Next Generation
Managing Stormwater for the Next Generation
Stormwater Treatment
Managing stormwater runoff is important to urban planning and environmental conservation. The site of Beacon Bluff drains an area of approximately 163 acres of stormwater that…
