Review on the quality of sediments from the stormwater drainage system in the urban area

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The main task of the stormwater drainage system (SDS) is a safe drainage of rainwater and snowmelt from the urban area to the receiver. The flow of rain water in the drainage pipes is directly related with the formation of sediments in the whole stormwater system. In addition, pollutants from land runoff get adsorbed to the sediments. The sludge is mainly formed in those elements of SDS, wherein the flow conditions allow for sedimentation. This article provides an overview of the literature concerning the characteristics of sediments from SDS, with a particular focus on heavy metals in sediments deposited in the urban catchment area.

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Nawrot, N., & Wojciechowska, E. (2017). Review on the quality of sediments from the stormwater drainage system in the urban area. In E3S Web of Conferences (Vol. 17). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20171700064

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