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Revision as of 18:26, 19 March 2018
Stormwater filtration BMPs - treatment properties
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| Stormwater BMP | Illustration | Pollutant Removal Mechanism | Location in Treatment Train | Pollutant Removal 1 | Potential Application |
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| Dry swale or step pool | 
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Sedimentation / Infiltration | Throughout |
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| Wet swale |  |
Sedimentation / Transpiration | Throughout |
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| Biofiltration Basin |  |
Sedimentation / Filtration | Beginning |
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| Permeable pavement with underdrain |  |
Filtration | Beginning |
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| Tree Trench/Tree Box (with underdrain) |  |
Filtration, Transpiration | Throughout |
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| Media filter (sand filter) |
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| Green roof |  |
Filtration | Throughout |
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12 Low = < 30%; Medium = 30‐65%; High = 65‐100%
2Some media mixes can leach phosphorus.