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Saeed Mohammadiun

Extreme Weather Can Tax Urban Drainage Systems to the Max: Study

February 11, 2020
National, News, Stormwater

Existing design methods for urban drainage systems are not going far enough to withstand possible catastrophic storms, or even unpredictable failures during a moderate storm,…

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