Contruction Site Erosion And Sediment Controls

Attention: Stormwater managers, hydrologists, watershed managers, municipal water authorities, county conservation specialists. Here is a fully up-to-date book, by three leading experts, containing critical design tools for practical implementation of techniques to control and abate run-off and sediment from construction sites. With many original illustrations and examples, this text provides the design principles to monitor and to implement mitigating steps that will enable you and your staff to meet regulations by taking steps that fit the development level, soil type, and rainfall amounts of your region. The information presented here is need-to-know technology for anyone tasked with planning, implementing, or monitoring stormwater in urban, suburban and rural settings.TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1: Introduction to Erosion and Sediment Control, Problems and Regulations · Problems Associated with Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Loss · Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Control Regulations · Basic Control of Construction Site Runoff · Example Construction Site Erosion Control and Stormwater Management Requirements · Need for Adequate Design and Inspection · Important Internet Links Chapter 2: Selection of Controls and Site Planning · Introduction · Example Construction Site Control Requirements · Planning Steps and Components for Construction Site Control · Amounts of Construction Subject to Erosion and Sediment Control and their Costs Chapter 3: Regional Rainfall Conditions and Site Hydrology for Construction Site Erosion Evaluations · Introduction: Hydrology for the Design of Construction Erosion Controls Local Rainfall Conditions Relevant to Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Control Design Methods of Determining Runoff  Watershed Delineation · Use of the SCS (NRCS) TR-55 Method for Construction Site Hydrology Evaluations · WinTR55 · Summary · Important Internet Links Chapter 4: Erosion Mechanisms, the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE), and Vegetation Erosion Controls · Introduction · Basic Erosion Mechanisms and Rain Energy · The Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) and Relating Rain Energy to Erosion Yield · RUSLE2 Information · Basic Predictions of Soil Losses from a Construction Site · Use and Selection of Vegetation at Construction Sites · Establishing Vegetation · Summary · Important Links Chapter 5: Channel and Slope Stability for Construction Site Erosion Control · Introduction · General Channel Stability Shear Stress Relation · Design of Grass-Lined Channels · Drainage Design using Turf-Reinforcing Mats · Channel Design using Concrete and Riprap Liner Materials · Slope Stability Applied to Construction Site Erosion Control Design · Use of Newly Developed Erosion Controls Chapter 6: Temporary Ponds and Filter Fabric Barriers for Construction Site Sediment Control · Introduction · Detention Pond Design Fundamentals · Example Pond Design for Construction Site Sediment Control and Comparison with Modeling Results · Example Detention Pond Shape Calculations · Example Sizing of Sediment Pond at Construction Site · Example Use of Chemical-Assisted Sedimentation at Construction Sites · Filter Fences for Construction Site Sediment Control Chapter 7: Construction Site Erosion Control References and Internet Sources · Internet Sources · Abstracts for Selected References Index HOME Log In BOOKSTORE ELECTRONIC GUIDELINES REQUEST-A-QUOTE ABOUT US SHIPPING INFORMATION PAYMENT AND RETURN POLICY MARKETING AND SALES CONTACT US PROCEEDINGS SERVICES - Author/Presenter Guidelines - Bound Proceedings Books - CD-ROM Proceedings - Online Services - Optional Marketing and Sales - Fulfillment Services - Download Files for Collection - Custom Publications - Journal/Newsletter Services Advanced Materials