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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"combined sewer overflows CSO"”.
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Hydrologic-hydraulic modeling for the dual drainage and flooding study of the Lawrence Avenue Underflow Sewer System
… city of Chicago, the Lawrence Avenue Underflow Sewer System (LAUSS) is the first tunnel system built with the intention to capture and store sewage with the aim to prevent Combined Sewer Overflows (CSO). It is located at the north-eastern area of Cook County, IL, and serves an area of 31 Km². In …
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Role of sediment oxygen demand on the oxygen balance in the North Shore Channel of Chicago
… species, the Asian carp. The channel also has Combined Sewer Overflows (CSO) that release pollution from the city during larger storm events. By understanding the role of SOD in the North Shore Channel, engineers may be able to make decisions about intermittent pumping that would allow for …
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Implementation of three-dimensional eutrophication model of Bubbly Creek, Chicago, Illinois
… in Bubbly Creek is predominantly controlled by combined sewer overflows (CSO) from RAPS. The dissolved oxygen (DO) level in Bubbly Creek could reach near saturation when pumping activity occurs, and would rapidly decrease to near zero after the pumping activity has stopped. The contaminants …
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Estimating the water quality condition of river and lake water in the Midwestern United States from its spectral characteristics
… that the source of water (surface runoff or combined sewer overflows (CSO)) to a river, water temperature, and nutrients are important factors controlling instream concentrations of phytoplankton. The LUT retrieved chl and NAP concentrations were in good agreement with field measurements with …
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Aqua.Street.Scapes: Interpreting Natural Hydrologic Processes while Enhancing the Urban Streetscape
… prevents stormwater from entering the existing combined sewer and allows trees to draw water from this new groundwater source and develop expansive root systems. On the surface, stormwater flows through interconnected planters where it irrigates and is filtered by vegetation before infiltrating …