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IMPACT OF LID FACILITIES ON SEWERAGE NETWORK OVERLOAD IN HIGHLY URBANISED AREAS
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Low impact development (LID) facilities are used to reduce the inflow of rainwater into the sewer network. Their use is welcome in highly urbanised areas where they decrease the network overloading during heavy rains. The aim of this paper is the implementation of LID facilities into the sewer network of the residential districts in cities. Subsequently, the assessment of their impact on network congestion at different load conditions will be done.
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