Kerb opening with sediment pit/trap. Use a kerb inlet sized according to hydraulic requirements. The portion of raingarden adjacent to the inlet will have a small sediment pit/trap that captures sediment in an easily removable and maintainable way. This pit/trap should have weep holes installed in its base to limit standing water. OPTION B

The ZAM‐WSUD research project investigated typical maintenance requirements for street scale water sensitive urban design systems, and adopted various alternative design solutions that removed ongoing maintenance requirements for asset owners. Design solutions implemented in the ZAM‐WSUD trials were:

Water sensitive urban design (WSUD) emphasises a holistic approach to water management with the aim of achieving multiple objectives, including: Protection of natural aquatic ecosystems Integration of stormwater treatment into the landscape

of a successful water sensitive, urban design (WSUD). WHAT IS THE KERB INLET DESIGNED TO DO? Our revolutionary Strataflow™ Kerb Inlet, captures stormwater runoff from surrounding surfaces, making it easier –and more affordable–to manage and re-use stormwater. The kerb inlet allows water from the road

2019年1月1日 · Water sensitive urban design (WSUD) is a broad area of practice, with a wide range of objectives from managing hydrology and water quality through to improving urban amenity and mitigating urban heat island impacts. Unsurprisingly, there is a wide set of management practices that can be applied.

Local streets are the main component of WSUD. The way that a typical street works in WSUD can be seen below (Fig. D). 'Breaks' in the kerb and channel (Fig. A) direct stormwater runoff into the grass swales. The grass swales slow down runoff, allowing seepage into the ground, filtering out pollutants. These swales act as drainage channels in

EnviroKerb has been designed to help manage stormwater with a rainfall interception tactic - capturing the rainfall at the source and thereby reducing the flow and recycling stormwater for irrigation purposes - before it enters any waterways. Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) plays a crucial role in how our cities are being designed.

Tree Pit Design Package (WSUD Package) provides guidance on the design procedure and a suite of design elements and applications to assist WSUD site-specific design at the streetscape level. OPTION A . Car park configuration: Car parks (commercial areas). OPTION B . Kerb outstand configuration: Residential streets, shopping strips

WSUD Passive Irrigation in Nature Strip Configuration (Type 1) C120.11 . DESIGN STATEMENT . Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) is an approach to improve sustainable use of water in the urban environment. In residential areas passive irrigation of nature strips via kerb inlets nature strips will provide the opportunity to irrigate nature strip ...

The TREENET Inlet and leaky well system was designed not only to provide water to urban trees but also to encourage tree root growth toward the well and away from pavements and kerbs, thus preventing footpath and kerb damage that is common and widely reported (D’Amato et al. 2002; Day 1991). Councils and developers can now either retrofit the ...