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Spatial design strategies and performance of porous pavements for reducing combined sewer overflows
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NSTL
Elsevier
The installation of Green Infrastructure (GI) is a popular strategy for reducing stormwater runoff that contributes to Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs). However, quantifying the impact of proposed GI systems on CSO discharges is a difficult task that requires the simulation of runoff in a complex network of land parcels, drainage controls, and sewer pipes. In this study, the performance of Porous Pavement (PP) was examined, with a focus on how the spatial design of PP features affects predicted CSO volume. Numerical experiments were performed to explore how simulation-based designs can identify specific subcatchments for cost-effective PP implementation subject to budgetary constraints. Among the alternative design strategies considered, simulation-optimization was effective at finding cost-effective solutions. The experiments showed that PP can achieve substantial CSO reductions across a range of rainfalls, budgets, and CSO drainage characteristics, but the performance is sensitive to the spatial configuration of the features. Good-performing systems were also identified by generating multiple realizations via a randomized clustering strategy, with additional improvement provided by the more computationally expensive optimization process.
NSTL
Elsevier
