Description
Urban Drainage and Storage Practices focuses on the latest developments in urban stormwater design methods using drainage and storage approaches for both water quality and quantity control. It covers both the conventional approaches to flood mitigation and low-impact methods for stormwater quality enhancement. Theory, practice, and modeling methods are presented to illustrate how to build a holistic stormwater drainage and storage system using urban open space and parks through multiple land use.
Each chapter provides background theory, numerical experiments, illustrations, and Excel spreadsheets that outline design and calculation procedures. All urban watersheds are modeled as a series of cascading planes to drain stormwater from upstream roofs and parking lots onto downstream grass areas and vegetal beds. The drainage system is designed as a three-layer cascading system with various low-impact units for micro events, conveyance elements for minor events, and storage facilities for macro events. This book:
- presents the theory and practice of designing and building a stormwater system
- explains green approaches to designing and managing urban stormwater systems.
This text is ideal for senior and graduate students studying urban hydrology, hydraulic engineering, and water resource management. It will also be useful for engineers requiring a technical book with hands-on practical examples.
Table of Contents
1. Stormwater System
2. Design Rainfall Distribution
3. Runoff Hydrology
4. Rational Method
5. Unit Hydrograph
6. Kinematic Wave Method
7. Kinematic Wave Watershed Modeling
8. Open-Channel Hydraulics
9. Street Conveyance Hydraulics
10. Inlet Hydraulics
11. Roadway Storage Basin
12. Culvert Hydraulics
13. Storm Sewer System Design
14. Detention Basin Sizing
15. Outlet Work
16. Performance of Detention Basin
17. Energy Dissipation Basin
18. Stormwater Quality Capture Volume
19. Porous Basin
20. Stormwater Regional Planning
