Measurement and evaluation of percolation drainage systems capacity in real conditions

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The drainage system must ensure a safe disposal of the surface water without endangering the buildings and safety of people. Despite the common use of rainwater infiltration facilities, there is still only limited data available evaluating the long-term capacity of such systems especially for underground infiltration facilities. This study presents experimental measurements and evaluation of long-term infiltration efficiency in real conditions and emphasizes the importance of hydrogeological survey. The measurements of infiltration efficiency were applied to an existing percolation drainage system - infiltration shafts. Infiltration shafts were made in year 2007 so that its drainage operation takes more than 8 years. This study was started in 2011 and still continues and presents 5 years measurements of infiltration efficiency for this infiltration facility.

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Markovic, G., & Zelenakova, M. (2017). Measurement and evaluation of percolation drainage systems capacity in real conditions. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 92). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/92/1/012040

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