نتایج جستجو برای: bioretention

تعداد نتایج: 233  

Journal: :Water environment research : a research publication of the Water Environment Federation 2003
Allen P Davis Mohammad Shokouhian Himanshu Sharma Christie Minami Derek Winogradoff

Intensive automobile use, weathering of building materials, and atmospheric deposition contribute lead, copper, zinc, and other heavy metals to urban and roadway runoff. Bioretention is a low-impact-development best management practice that has the potential to improve stormwater quality from developed areas. The practice represents a soil, sand, organic matter, and vegetation-based storage and...

2007
K. Burge S. Leinster P. Breen D. Thomson

The successful functioning of a bioretention system depends on the use of suitable soil media. Predictive computer modelling of a bioretention system (e.g. using the MUSIC software) assumes specific characteristics of the soil media to achieve a certain level of stormwater treatment. Therefore, the soil media used in the construction of a bioretention system must exhibit the required characteri...

2007
Michael E. Dietz

The low impact development (LID) approach has been recommended as an alternative to traditional stormwater design. Research on individual LID practices such as bioretention, pervious pavements, and grassed swales has increased in recent years. Bioretention cells have been effective in retaining large volumes of runoff and pollutants on site, and consistently reduced concentrations of certain po...

Journal: :Water environment research : a research publication of the Water Environment Federation 2003
Hunho Kim Eric A Seagren Allen P Davis

A bioretention unit is a simple, plant- and soil-based, low-impact treatment and infiltration facility for treating stormwater runoff in developed areas. Nitrate, however, is not attenuated in conventional bioretention facilities. Thus, this study systematically evaluated a reengineered concept of bioretention for nitrate removal via microbial denitrification, which incorporates a continuously ...

2005
Chi-hsu Hsieh Allen P. Davis

Bioretention is a relatively new urban storm water best management practice. The objective of this study is to provide insight on media characteristics that control bioretention water management behavior. Eighteen bioretention columns and six existing bioretention facilities were evaluated employing synthetic runoff. In columns, the runoff infiltration rate through different media mixtures rang...

2010
Jennifer M. Olszewski Jennifer Marie Olszewski Poornima Natarajan Sean O’Neil Hunho Kim Jessica Rajkowski Luke Johnson

Title of Document: THE HYDROLOGIC AND WATER QUALITY PERFORMANCE OF THE SLIGO-DENNIS BIORETENTION CELL. Jennifer M. Olszewski, Master of Science, 2010 Directed By: Professor Allen P. Davis Civil and Environmental Engineering Bioretention cells have been found to improve the hydrologic and water quality performance of impervious areas such as parking lots. The current study recorded hydrologic da...

Bioretention or rain garden is a preferable low impact development (LID) approach due to its characteristics which reflect natural water cycle processes. However, this system is still little understood and quite complicated in terms of design and implementation due to many technical considerations. Hence, this paper gives a review of the challenges and developments for the use of bioretention f...

Journal: Pollution 2016

Bioretention or rain garden is a preferable low impact development (LID) approach due to its characteristics which reflect natural water cycle processes. However, this system is still little understood and quite complicated in terms of design and implementation due to many technical considerations. Hence, this paper gives a review of the challenges and developments for the use of bioretention f...

Journal: :iranian journal of environmental sciences 0
husna takaijudin river engineering and urban drainage research centre (redac), engineering campus, universiti sains malaysia, seri ampangan, 14300 nibong tebal, penang, malaysia aminuddin ab ghani river engineering and urban drainage research centre (redac), engineering campus, universiti sains malaysia, seri ampangan, 14300 nibong tebal, penang, malaysia nor azazi zakaria river engineering and urban drainage research centre (redac), engineering campus, universiti sains malaysia, seri ampangan, 14300 nibong tebal, penang, malaysia

bioretention or rain garden is a preferable low impact development (lid) approach due to its characteristics which reflect natural water cycle processes. however, this system is still little understood and quite complicated in terms of design and implementation due to many technical considerations. hence, this paper gives a review of the challenges and developments for the use of bioretention f...

2011
Brendan Dougherty Dan Shaw

 Assessing Bioretention Cell Function in a Midwest Continental Climate This study examined the performance of bioretention cells with five plant species: fragrant sumac (Rhus aromatica), yellow twig dogwood (Cornus stolonifera), buffalo grass (Buchloe dactyloides), switchgrass (Panicum virgatum), and daylily (Hemerocallis), and an unplanted control. Preliminary results indicate that switchgras...

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