Water Quality Characteristics of Storm Sewer Discharges and Combined Sewer Overflows
Veerasamy Kothandaraman
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Veerasamy Kothandaraman
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With increasing urban development and more stringent water quality standards for receiving streams, urban storm runoff has become recognized as a significant source of pollution. This circular, which is based upon a review of pertinent case studies, emphasizes the water quality aspects rather than the quantity of
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With increasing urban development and more stringent water quality standards for receiving streams, urban storm runoff has become recognized as a significant source of pollution. This circular, which is based upon a review of pertinent case studies, emphasizes the water quality aspects rather than the quantity of
Key concepts: Combined sewer, Storm, Environmental science, Sanitary sewer, Stormwater, Hydrology (agriculture), Water quality, Environmental engineering