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Analysis of the Hydraulic Efficiency of a Steerable Detention Tank?Simulation Studies

Kamil Pochwat and Henrique Pizzo    

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The article contains the results of the first part of the research on the analysis of the operation of the retention device cooperating with the drainage system?steerable detention tank and concerns model simulation studies. The obtained results are an introduction to conducting laboratory tests. The planned research was carried out on the basis of the theory of experimental planning and hydrodynamic modelling, in which the systems of hydraulic parameters of the drainage system and hydrological of the catchment were selected. In total, over a thousand hydrodynamic simulations were carried out using SWMM 5.1. The planned analyses had two main goals. Firstly, to verify the possibility of reducing the rainwater volume flow in the drainage system by means of controllable devices enabling cooperation with the drainage system in various hydraulic conditions of the drainage system. Secondly, determining the impact of the connection method (parallel or serial) of the device enabling retention and cooperation with the sewage system on the efficiency of the system. The conducted analyses showed that the use of a retention device cooperating with the drainage system may significantly reduce the amount of sewage outfall from system, depending on the capacity of a single micro-accumulator, even up to 83% (in the analysed data range). It was also shown that the method of connecting the device to the network has an influence on the efficiency of the system in depend on hydraulic conditions.

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