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| + | Inlet protection includes a wide variety of approaches for trapping sediment through physical filtration and settling processes before it enters a storm drain. There are many options and variations available. Inlet protection is part of a system of erosion prevention and sediment control, and works best when upslope sources of sediment are reduced – primarily by stabilizing bare areas and maintaining perimeter controls. | ||
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Storm Drain Inlet Protection
Definition
Inlet protection includes a wide variety of approaches for trapping sediment through physical filtration and settling processes before it enters a storm drain. There are many options and variations available. Inlet protection is part of a system of erosion prevention and sediment control, and works best when upslope sources of sediment are reduced – primarily by stabilizing bare areas and maintaining perimeter controls.