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|  | This article is about underground systems which distribute concentrated flow along a level, linear facility to promote infiltration to native soils. <br> |  | This article is about underground systems which distribute concentrated flow along a level, linear facility to promote infiltration to native soils. <br> | 
| − | For a similar structure, which differs in being designed to receive excess flow and convey it, whilst promoting infiltration to native soils, see [[exfiltration trenches]].     | + | For a similar structure, which differs in being designed to receive excess flow and convey it, whilst promoting infiltration to native soils, see [[exfiltration trenches]]. | 
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|  | ==Overview== |  | ==Overview== | 
|  | As their name suggests infiltration trenches work primarily to infiltrate and convey stormwater. They are an underground facility and are excellently suited to connecting other components in the treatment train. |  | As their name suggests infiltration trenches work primarily to infiltrate and convey stormwater. They are an underground facility and are excellently suited to connecting other components in the treatment train. | 
| − | {{TextBox|1=Infiltration trenches are an ideal technology for: | + | {{bextbox|1=Infiltration trenches are an ideal technology for:   | 
|  | *Installing below any type of surface or landscape |  | *Installing below any type of surface or landscape | 
|  | *Balancing the requirements to infiltrate excess stormwater whilst conveying excess}} |  | *Balancing the requirements to infiltrate excess stormwater whilst conveying excess}} | 
| − |     <p><strong>The fundamental components of an infiltration trench are:</strong>
 | + | <strong>The fundamental components of an infiltration trench are:</strong>   | 
|  | *Layers of [[Reservoir_gravel|coarse aggregate]] to bed the chambers and redistribute water.   |  | *Layers of [[Reservoir_gravel|coarse aggregate]] to bed the chambers and redistribute water.   | 
|  | *[[Pipes|Perforated pipe]]   |  | *[[Pipes|Perforated pipe]]   | 
|  | *[[Geotextiles|Filter fabric a.k.a geotextile]] |  | *[[Geotextiles|Filter fabric a.k.a geotextile]] | 
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| − | Infiltration trench.png| Schematic diagram of an underground infiltration trench
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|  | ==Design== |  | ==Design== | 
|  | <h3>Sizing</h3> |  | <h3>Sizing</h3> | 
|  | {{:Infiltration: Sizing and modeling}} |  | {{:Infiltration: Sizing and modeling}} | 
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|  | ==Materials== |  | ==Materials== | 
|  | <h3>Aggregate</h3> |  | <h3>Aggregate</h3> | 
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|  | {{:Pipes}} |  | {{:Pipes}} | 
|  | *[[Geotextiles]] |  | *[[Geotextiles]] | 
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|  | ==Construction== |  | ==Construction== | 
|  | {{:Infiltration: Construction}} |  | {{:Infiltration: Construction}} | 
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|  | ==Incentives and Credits== |  | ==Incentives and Credits== | 
|  | <h3>In Ontario</h3> |  | <h3>In Ontario</h3> | 
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|  | {{:LEED: Rainwater management}} |  | {{:LEED: Rainwater management}} | 
|  | <h3>SITES v.2 </h3> |  | <h3>SITES v.2 </h3> | 
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|  | [[category:infiltration]] |  | [[category:infiltration]] |