1999
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)0733-9496(1999)125:1(3)
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Historical Development of Wet-Weather Flow Management

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“…Se tiene constancia de que la civilización Mesopotámica, ya en 2500 aC, construía canalizaciones de evacuación de aguas residuales y pluviales en ciudades como Babilonia o Ur (Burian et al, 1999). Pero sin duda alguna, los mayores avances se produjeron bajo el Imperio Romano, en el siglo VI aC, donde ya se puede hablar con propiedad de colectores bajo las calzadas: la cloacae romana (figura II.4).…”
Section: Ii3 Evolución Histórica Del Problemaunclassified
“…Se tiene constancia de que la civilización Mesopotámica, ya en 2500 aC, construía canalizaciones de evacuación de aguas residuales y pluviales en ciudades como Babilonia o Ur (Burian et al, 1999). Pero sin duda alguna, los mayores avances se produjeron bajo el Imperio Romano, en el siglo VI aC, donde ya se puede hablar con propiedad de colectores bajo las calzadas: la cloacae romana (figura II.4).…”
Section: Ii3 Evolución Histórica Del Problemaunclassified
“…One nationwide survey in United States [22] found that the Rational Method was still the most popular sewer design method because of its simplicity and its general ability to meet needs. However it is noted that there is usually a significant time lag before new technologies gain a wide acceptance [7]. More arduous requirements also emerge with the development of science.…”
Section: Storm Water Network Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This perception was supported during 1832 and again during 1849 with the outbreak of cholera and civil unrest, both of which impacted all classes. Burian et al (1999) 9. Environmental Awareness A comprehensive discussion of the historical developments within each of these categories is beyond the scope of this paper.…”
Section: Development Of Modern Urban Drainage Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%