An-Najah National University Engineering College Civil Engineering Department Project title : Management of stormwater for a portion of Faisal street “Nablus”

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An-Najah National University Engineering College Civil Engineering Department Project title : Management of stormwater for a portion of Faisal street “Nablus” by StormCAD Prepared by: Azzam Husain As'ous Ahmad Abed-Alrahman Abed-Alrahman Masimi Supervisor : Dr. Mohammad N. Almasri Jan

Introduction The natural situation is to have rainfall. If this rain falls on the roofs and reached the streets, it becomes runoff. If this runoff does not have a drainage network, it will lead to many serious problems. So it is necessary to end this problem and to develop solutions. Jan-20132

Objectives To quantify the maximum stormwater flow rate for the study area To hydraulically simulate the existing stormwater collection system To develop management options that suit study area from engineering point view. To evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed management options in solving stormwater problems using StormCAD. Jan-20133

The Study area The study area that was chosen is located in the north-eastern part of the City of Nablus and is very close to the City Center. The problem of stormwater appears extensively and exists clearly in Faisal Street. Faisal Street is of great importance for the main traffic, since it connects the east and west of the City and is an arterial street and is considered essential. It passes through the City Center and thus considered to have an economic importance. Jan-20134

Study area Contribution area Residentialrocky areaFaisal streetPavement Jan-20135

1- problem in water drainage Existing problems Jan-20136

2- No Activities for Maintenance and/or Cleaning Jan-20137

The result Jan-20138

3- In sufficient number of catch basins: the current number of catch basin can not handle with amount of stormwater. 4- pipe size: exist pipe size ( 20 in ) very small to accommodate the amount of stormwater.

Methodology Understanding the problem Selection of the study area Data collection Development of StormCAD model Propose a set of solutions to the problem Validation of solutions Conclusions and Recommendations Jan

System analysis 1- Hydraulics of stormwater collection system a) Rational method Q= CIA b) Manning equation Jan

2- StormCAD a)Inlets b)Catchments c)Conduits Jan

Inlet Inlets are structures that convey storm water from the surface into a drainage system. Jan

Inlet type Combination Grate slotted Jan

Catchment Associated with each catch basin there is catchment over which rainfall becomes storm water. Key include Area, runoff, time concentration Jan

Conduit Diameter Length Slope Material Number of pipe Jan

Model calibration 1- After understanding every parameter that the program need we started the process of calibration 2- Match between the real case and the model output 3- Alter certain parameters of the model and run the model and extract the results Jan

First shot The profile that was extracted Jan

The profile that appeared does not make sense for the real case that seen in the study area. So more understanding of the parameters that have effective impact on model output The most parameter that have effective impact Runoff coefficient( C ) Jan

When finding that the value of C must be low we revisited the study area and found that there are few depressions that impact the generation of stormwater Jan

In addition, the rocks of the study area are oriented in away that obstructs the stormwater Jan

3- output exist situation a)Profile b)Velocity c)Flow rate and relation with pipe capacity Jan

Profile Jan

Velocity Jan

Flow rate and relation with pipe capacity Jan

Management options Option 1 the purpose of this option is to suggest an increase in the flow capacity of the pipe by changing the diameter Jan

Main pipe line Jan

Profile after applying option 1 Jan

Management options Option 2 the idea of this proposed option is to prevent a part of this huge amount of stormwater from entering the system by changing the direction of part the stormwater at a specific location Jan

How ??? By changing the slope of the street and making a gutter at the street curb adding a slotted inlet in the street to catch the stormwater and drain through a subsurface pipe Jan

Two locations under this management option were specified. Jan

Location 1 Change the direction of the water that accumulate from the shaded area. Jan

profile after applying option 2 location # 1 Jan

Location 2 Change the percent of the stormwater that accumulates in the street into another area to decrease the amount of flow Jan

profile that occurs after applied the diverge on the location #2 Jan

Table summarizes the maximum characteristics for the current situation, option 1, and option 2 Jan

Conclusions and Recommendations The use of a sewer with a diameter of 20 inches is not effective in combined stormwater and sewer collection systems for the study area. Time of concentration (t c ) and rational coefficient (C) have a significant impact on the maximum rate of stormwater. Jan

The management of stormwater problem in the study area must be part of an overall integrated management plan. This plan must consider a larger area compared to our study area. So solving the problems in our study area will be in the expense of creating new problems to nearby areas. Jan

Recommendations Nablus Municipality should consider the development of an integrated management plan for stormwater for larger areas in order to effectively solve such a problem. Change the diameter of the sewer in the network from 20 to 26 inches in order to solve the existing problems. Jan

Diversion of a percent of stormwater at the specific locations to decrease the amount of the stormwater that enters the network. Make a full maintenance for all network elements and change the damaged ones. This should be carried out prior to the winter season. Jan

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