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RE: Hydrologic condition of concern (hcoc)

Posted By Martin Farber 07-17-2014 02:37 PM
Found In Egroup: Environment, Coasts, Oceans, & Infrastructure \ view thread
Luis: Tc is mainly the result of the length, surface roughness, and slope of overland sheet flow. Paving, grading, and adding drain inlets and pipes results in shorter, smoother, steeper sheet flow, and shorter Tc, which in turn gives you higher peak Q. Onsite detention is a common solution, and if you ...