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Revision as of 19:51, 21 October 2016
Expected performance for outlet energy dissipators
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| Water Quantity | |
|---|---|
| Flow attenuation | Little or no design benefit |
| Runoff volume reduction | Little or no design benefit |
| Water Quantity | |
| Pollution prevention | |
| Soil erosion | Primary design benefit |
| Sediment control | Secondary design benefit |
| Nutrient loading | Little or no design benefit |
| Pollutant removal | |
| Total suspended solids | Secondary design benefit |
| Total phosphorus | Little or no design benefit |
| Heavy metals | Little or no design benefit |
| Floatables | Little or no design benefit |
| Oil and grease | Little or no design benefit |