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Stormwater Thermal Enrichment in Urban Watersheds (Paperback, Illustrated Ed)
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Stormwater Thermal Enrichment in Urban Watersheds (Paperback, Illustrated Ed)
Series: WERF Research Report Series
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Thermal enrichment of coldwater streams by heated stormwater in
summer months is often overlooked and even exacerbated by
traditional management practices that typically account for flow
moderation and pollutant removal only. Initiated in 1999, this
study evaluated and identified innovative and traditional
approaches to moderate this temperature impact by monitoring and
analyzing the hydrologic and thermal regimes of an urban stormwater
treatment system consisting of two traditional wet detention ponds
and an enhanced natural wetland. Data analysis clearly shows
temperature increases in the open detention ponds and the ability
of the wetland to mitigate this thermal enrichment. Event-based
thermal loading and temperature regime analysis indicated flow
reduction via infiltration and effective vegetative cover in the
wetland were the primary mechanisms for mitigating stormwater
thermal enrichment. Using the concept of temperature equivalent, we
also established the locations and strength of thermal enrichment
areas. A heat transfer model was developed to simulate runoff
temperature. Results indicated that rainfall characteristics,
temperature difference between rainfall and the ground surface, and
the runoff flow depth were the most important factors affecting
runoff temperature.
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