Modelling of StormPav Green Pavement System Using Storm Water Management Model and SolidWorks Flow Simulation

Ching, Vern Liow; Mah, Darrien Yau Seng; Marlinda, Abdul Malek

doi:10.35940/ijrte.b3495.078219

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“…These past studies [7][8][9][10][11] have been verified numerically based on water balance; however, these studies have not been validated due to the absent of a StormPav system in the field. As such, the R&D team has set up an actual-scaled StormPav system in a residential setting in Figure 3.…”

Section: Field Testmentioning

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Modelling of Compartmentalized Household Storm water Detention System using SWMM5

Mah¹

2020

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This paper describes the modelling efforts of compartmentalized stormwater detention system. Such a system consists of multiple modular units that creates compartments to hold stormwater. Particular attention is paid to a specific R&D product named StormPav Green Pavement System. US EPA's SWMM5 is utilized as the tool to explore two of its functions, namely the storage unit and conduit to model flow through a StormPav system. The first model assumes the compartmentalized characteristics of StormPav could be represented by applying the effective storage volume in a storage unit; while the second model, using a conduit. A StormPav field test is constructed, and the data collected are used to validate the two models. The outcomes show that model with storage unit is better representing the compartmentalized stormwater detention system.

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“…There are also other studies [9][10][11] that represent StormPav system using the "conduit" in SWMM5. Authors reported that StormPav could convey water via its middle layer and a closed rectangular "conduit" is best to represent the system.…”

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Modelling of Compartmentalized Household Storm water Detention System using SWMM5

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2020

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“…Among the potential options, in addition to the conventional stormwater management systems, there are systems that have positive impacts on the surrounding environment, including facilities designed for periodic retention [15,16], infiltration of stormwater into the soil [17,18], and for harvesting rainwater [19,20]. The use of facilities classified as green infrastructure is particularly recommended.…”

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Decision Criteria for the Development of Stormwater Management Systems in Poland

Kordana

Słyś

2020

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Progressing urbanisation is one of the key causes of environmental degradation. This problem also applies to stormwater management. For this reason, drainage infrastructures should be designed in harmony with nature and the decision for selecting a specific stormwater management system solution must not be taken on an ad-hoc or single-perspective basis. The purpose of this paper is to identify the criteria for selecting the best solution for a problem involving the selection of a stormwater management system, and to present a method that will enable all relevant criteria to be taken into account in the decision-making process. The developed decision problem structure takes into account all criteria related to the construction and operation of stormwater infrastructure, and its individual elements were identified based on the analysis and synthesis of information regarding the principles of stormwater management in Poland. The presented approach will allow for the taking into account of all, often mutually exclusive, criteria determining the choice of the stormwater management system option. This, in turn, will make it possible to significantly simplify the decision-making process. The indicated criteria can form the basis for choosing the most favorable stormwater management system for both large urban catchments and individual facilities. Thanks to the considerable flexibility of the developed decision problem structure, its widespread application can contribute to improving the efficiency of stormwater management systems. An example of the developed model’s application in a decision-making process is presented, concerning the selection of a design variant of a single-family residential building’s stormwater management system in Poland. Four design variants were included in the analysis, and the Analytic Hierarchy Process was used as the tool to select the most favorable option. This study shows that nature-based solutions are the most beneficial decision stormwater management options.

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A review on green pavement hydrological design and recommended permeable pavement with detention storage

Bateni

Lai

Bustami

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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This paper reviews innovation of green pavement technology for storm water management in an urban environment. This can be related with hydrological performance and assessments of the permeable pavement. Features of the typical permeable pavement are presented and discussed. Topics covered include recognizing important of permeable pavement, stormwater management benefit and detailed hydrological properties and design. The information in this paper provides stakeholders with an overview of research and development of green pavement. In particular, it discussed the benefit and advantages of the green pavement in current use. On the other hand, the permeable pavement with subsurface detention namely StormPav is presented. The hydrological design modification and innovation, as well as hydrological design and stormwater management benefits have been summarised. Therefore provided another option for green pavement infrastructure series to be used in roadworks.

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Modelling of StormPav Green Pavement System Using Storm Water Management Model and SolidWorks Flow Simulation

Cited by 4 publications

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Modelling of Compartmentalized Household Storm water Detention System using SWMM5

Modelling of Compartmentalized Household Storm water Detention System using SWMM5

Decision Criteria for the Development of Stormwater Management Systems in Poland

A review on green pavement hydrological design and recommended permeable pavement with detention storage

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