efoltyn
Civil/Environmental
- Sep 17, 2008
- 2
Hi folks,
I had this posted in the HydroCAD section and it was suggested that I move it to this forum as well.
In Oregon, we are using amended soil treatment swales for water quality storms to appease the regulators. I am trying to find out if anyone is using routing techniques for infiltartion in a swale with a slope, (not just a pond). These swales have to be designed to have a 9 minute travel time but generally with no more than 3-6 inches of flow depth for the water quality storm.
Is there a way to model a swale (with a longitudinal slope) and look at infiltration (and therefore a reduced runoff hydrograph). Note that the swale cannot assume a level water surface like a pond but would be some sort of "normal" depth.
Thanks,Ed
I had this posted in the HydroCAD section and it was suggested that I move it to this forum as well.
In Oregon, we are using amended soil treatment swales for water quality storms to appease the regulators. I am trying to find out if anyone is using routing techniques for infiltartion in a swale with a slope, (not just a pond). These swales have to be designed to have a 9 minute travel time but generally with no more than 3-6 inches of flow depth for the water quality storm.
Is there a way to model a swale (with a longitudinal slope) and look at infiltration (and therefore a reduced runoff hydrograph). Note that the swale cannot assume a level water surface like a pond but would be some sort of "normal" depth.
Thanks,Ed