Tunneling into the Future
Judy Bowers Jones, Michael J. Robison
Abstract
Judy Bowers Jones, Michael J. Robison
Abstract
The Chattahoochee Tunnel will increase the wastewater transport capacity of a suburban Atlanta county while greatly reducing the possibility of sanitary sewer overflows into the Chattahoochee River. This new wastewater conveyance system includes four intakes and a 50,000 ft long tunnel. It will boost suburban Atlanta’s wastewater capacity to keep pace with a rapidly growing population.
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The Chattahoochee Tunnel will increase the wastewater transport capacity of a suburban Atlanta county while greatly reducing the possibility of sanitary sewer overflows into the Chattahoochee River. This new wastewater conveyance system includes four intakes and a 50,000 ft long tunnel. It will boost suburban Atlanta’s wastewater capacity to keep pace with a rapidly growing population.
Key concepts: Atlanta, Sanitary sewer, Wastewater, Environmental science, Combined sewer, Environmental engineering, Population, Engineering