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Preparing Data for Sanitary Sewer Modeling
Preparing Data for Sanitary Sewer Modeling
MODEL WITH CONFIDENCE
Preparing long term maintenance plans for a sanitary or combined sewer system involves a lot of moving parts. Flows during dry weather and wet weather must be understood to insure that maintenance/repair/replace dollars are targeted. Modeling Rainfall Derived Inflow and Infiltration using the RTK method helps us understand total demand on our sanitary systems. This webinar will discuss the data requirements for using these techniques, and the importance of adequately preparing the inputs used for these methods.
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