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THE INFLUENCE OF SURFACE RUNOFF ON THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRNOMENTAL ENVIRONMENT
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Urban areas focusing on nature protection are facing many problems. The basic problem of urbanized areas is the management of rainwater. The concentration of pollutants is most problematic in rainwater. After the impact of rainfall on surfaces occurs immediate contamination of surface contamination. This pollution is then necessary to clean or somehow arrange prevent their infiltration in groundwater or river network. Such contaminants include heavy metals, for example. In our research, we focus on the analysis of real surface waters regarding their possible infiltration in groundwater. Analysed is the impact of the infiltration objects for groundwater recharge in Bratislava. The result of the research is a final analysis of the suitability of using these regulatory objects on the sewer network together with the design of measures on the selected part of the sewer network of Bratislava. Part of the research work is the creation of a mathematical model of surface runoff which is created in software Sewacad.
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