Characterization and specifics of pollutants discharged
Pollution from urban stormwater discharges
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Characterization and specifics of pollutants discharged
Pollution from urban stormwater discharges

Authors : Bernard Chocat, Jean-Luc Bertrand-Krajewski, Sylvie Barraud

Publication date: June 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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1. Characterization and specifics of pollutants discharged

1.1 RUTP: a concept in need of clarification

As indicated in the introduction, RUTPs are made up of all the water discharged by wastewater systems during rainy periods. A rainfall event is defined as the time elapsed from the start of the rainfall event until the wastewater system returns to nominal dry weather operation.

This article focuses specifically on the pollutants contained in RUTPs.

During rainy periods, rain erodes or mobilizes various pollutants present in the atmosphere, on urban elements or on the ground. These pollutants are then transported by run-off water and introduced into the sewer system after passing through gutters and manholes. The operation of this system is illustrated...

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