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032-Stormwater Retention Pond Recovery Analysis
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Nicolas E Andreyev, P.E.
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Course Description
To design a stormwater retention pond, one of the analyses that engineers have to perform is the retention and recovery of polluted runoff water. The initial portion of stormwater runoff is typically directed to a retention pond and which contains the most polluted runoff water (the first flush). The polluted water must be fully retained within the retention pond for treatment and infiltration. This course will be limited to recovery analysis for dry retention ponds where the entire polluted water volume must be stored within the pond and then recovered by infiltration within a specified period of time.
The regulatory agencies generally establish the minimum criteria for recovery of the first flush volume, which is sometimes referred to as the pollution abatement volume. For a dry pond the designer must verify the pond’s capacity to infiltrate the volume within a specified period of time. This course will present the analytical approach and the methodology to calculate the infiltration losses from a dry retention pond.
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 , 2.25.2011
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The course introduced what I think is a useful analytical approach, but it was poorly written, did not adequately or clearly explain the concepts involved, and made too many offhand references to other required information without explaining how to approach getting it.
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, 2.25.2011
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The course introduced what I think is a useful analytical approach, but it was poorly written, did not adequately or clearly explain the concepts involved, and made too many offhand references to other required information without giving any clue as to how it should be obtained.
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No Title, 2.13.2011
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Excellent Course
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No Title, 2.9.2011
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good refresher course for someone who doesn't do this every day
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No Title, 1.24.2011
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The course was very refreshing and well presented. Easy to follow with good coverage.
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