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Definition of Drainage
Drainage means the removal of excess water
from a given place.
• Land Drainage
This is large scale drainage where the objective is
to drain surplus water from a large area by such
means as excavating large open drains, erecting
dykes and levees and pumping. Such schemes are
necessary in low lying areas and are mainly Civil
Engineering work.
• Field Drainage
This is the drainage that concerns us in agriculture.
It is the removal of excess water from the root zone
of crops.
Any
comments?
Flood ? Ponding ?
rural area
forest area
Water
Infiltrate
Water
Flow
Forest Rural
Adipandang, 2011
Effect of Urbanization to Peak Discharge (Qpeak)
Characteristic:
• Located on the edge of the road
• Often “doesn't have a channel”
• Easy inundation
• No water absorption
Road Drainage
Characteristic:
• Located on the edge
• The channel is easily blocked
• Channel widening is constrained
• No water absorption
Railway Drainage
Characteristic:
• Infiltration is under direct rail
• Generally treated well
• Always built higher than the surrounding
area
A polder is a low-lying tract of land enclosed by dikes that
form an artificial hydrological entity, meaning it has no
Polder System connection with outside water other than through manually
operated devices.
What variables affect pooling/ponding?
Channel:
• inadequate geometric appearance
• not treated properly
Rain
• rainfall intensity are greater than channel capacity
design
• not analyzed properly
Area
• do not absorb properly
• community behavior
Natural drainage
Manmade drainage
Multi Purpose
The Stormwater Management And Road Tunnel
(SMART Tunnel) Malaysia
Smart Tunnel Chicago
Indonesia
Rain Water Harvesting
Infrastructure of Urban Water System
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