The document discusses the importance of airport drainage and pavement design for operational safety, productivity, and pavement durability. An integrated drainage system is needed to efficiently remove surface and subsurface water from runways, taxiways, aprons, parking garages, and access roads. The drainage plan should include surface trenches, ditches, and an underground storm drainage system to transport overflow water away from the airport. Key aspects of drainage design include estimating runoff, designing a system to collect and convey runoff, and allowing for adequate subsurface drainage.
The document discusses the importance of airport drainage and pavement design for operational safety, productivity, and pavement durability. An integrated drainage system is needed to efficiently remove surface and subsurface water from runways, taxiways, aprons, parking garages, and access roads. The drainage plan should include surface trenches, ditches, and an underground storm drainage system to transport overflow water away from the airport. Key aspects of drainage design include estimating runoff, designing a system to collect and convey runoff, and allowing for adequate subsurface drainage.
The document discusses the importance of airport drainage and pavement design for operational safety, productivity, and pavement durability. An integrated drainage system is needed to efficiently remove surface and subsurface water from runways, taxiways, aprons, parking garages, and access roads. The drainage plan should include surface trenches, ditches, and an underground storm drainage system to transport overflow water away from the airport. Key aspects of drainage design include estimating runoff, designing a system to collect and convey runoff, and allowing for adequate subsurface drainage.
A very much composed air terminal seepage framework is
a prime essential for operational security and productivity and additionally asphalt sturdiness. Lacking waste offices may bring about exorbitant harm because of flooding and in addition constitute a wellspring of genuine dangers to air movement. Besides, insufficient waste frameworks may bring about unattractive disintegration of inclines and immersed and debilitated asphalt establishments. In many regards, the plan of an airplane terminal waste framework is like road and parkway waste plan. Be that as it may, air terminals frequently have extraordinary waste issues and challenges. Portrayed by endless fields of generally level zones and a basic need for the provoke evacuation of surface and subsurface water, air terminals typically require an coordinated waste framework. Such a framework must accommodate the expulsion of surface water from runways, runways, covers, car parking garages, and get to streets. The spillover then should be expelled from the air terminal by methods for surface trench, deltas, and an underground tempest seepage framework. A portion of the more critical seepage plan standards and techniques, depicted in the accompanying areas, are as takes after: 1. Estimation of overflow 2. Plan of an essential framework for accumulation and transfer of spillover 3. Arrangement for sufficient subsurface seepage For a total treatment of this essential subject, the per user is alluded to Airport Drainage and Pavement Design The FAA counseling roundabout Surface Drainage Design (1) and alternate references recorded toward the finish of this part.