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  1. JLNWWW

    inlet stone capacity

    I have there charts and slide rules but it is not exactly the same as a granite inlet stone, but I do use there grate capacity information.
  2. JLNWWW

    inlet stone capacity

    Thanks for the reply. I am going to order the book. If anyone else has any other references they would also be appreciated.
  3. JLNWWW

    inlet stone capacity

    No, It is not the practice to use frames that have these a part of them. In the New England area we place a granite stone with a notched out 24" wide throat directly behind the frame. The inlet stone is 6'long and 18" high and 6 to 8" thick. Storm water will flow in the top of the...
  4. JLNWWW

    inlet stone capacity

    Street catch basins may have directly behind them a inlet stone. It is used with a 3 flange frame and the inlet stone provides an additional throat to enter the structure.
  5. JLNWWW

    inlet stone capacity

    I am looking for a good program or chart for inlet stone capacity. It must be able to allow for various cross slopes and street grades.

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