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1 Stormwater Treatment from the Road in Japan Regional Workshop on Eco-Efficient Water Infrastructure towards Sustainable Urban Development and Green Economy in Asia and the Pacific December 2013 Bangkok, Thailand Masahiro IMBE ARSIT Association for Rainwater Storage and Infiltration Technology (ARSIT)

2 Today s Presentation 1. Background 3. Experimental Study 4. Experimental Results 5. Issues and Scope 1

3 1. Background Country-specific Approaches for Sound Water Cycle Japan Well-balanced Hydrological System Applied for a unit of River Basin Well-balanced among Flood Control, Water Use and Aqua-environment Promotion of Rainwater Storage and Infiltration Facilities and Rainwater Utilization Western Countries Low Impact Development = LID USA Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems = SUDS UK Decentralized Urban Design = DUD Germany Water Sensitive Urban Design =WSUD Australia Applied for Specified Area, Community or Development Area Well-balanced among Water Quantity, Quality, and Amenity Source Control/Green Infrastructure = GI 4

4 1. Background Percentage of Cities in Japan by Size of Population where the Localized Torrential Rain ( 100mm/hr) occurred in the past 7.50% 12.50% 2.50% 12.50% Size of Population 300, 万人以上 200, 万人以上 100, 万人以上 50,000 5 万人以上 42.50% 12.50% 10.00% 30,000 3 万人以上 10,000 1 万人以上 < 10,000 1 万人以下 Almost 30 % 2

5 1. Background Runoff % correspond to Land Utilization in Tokyo (assuming the precipitation to be 100mm for 1 hour) Water Surface 17 % Road 23 % Independence House 20 % Housing Complex 15 % School 6 % Commerce & Industry 16 % 5 3

6 1. Background Flood Control Plan for Kanda River located in Central Tokyo Existing or newly constructed private facilities: 300m3/ha Large scale private facilities: 600m3/ha Public facilities (Sidewalk): 200m3/ha No measure Public facilities (Building, Park): 600m3/ha Public facilities (Roadway): 290m3/ha Required Storage Volume determined by Tokyo Metropolitan Government Basic Principal : 10mm/hr for basin wide allotment where, 75mm/hr for total measure 5

7 1. Background Cooling of Road Environment against Heat Island 1. The big tree is symbolic. Street trees provide shaded areas. 2. Coloration technique on the road surface is effective for the thermal insulation. 3. The conventional drainage system should not be applied. The rainwater is stored around the road and infiltrated. So this kind of drainage is called Road of River in our group. Road of River 6

8 1. Background The image of Road of River Sidewalk Roadway The wet vegetation ditch under the sidewalk connected to the inclined gravel void storage under the roadway Sidewalk Roadway Surface : Permeable Structure of Road Bed : Inclined gravel void storage 1. Purification by contact oxidation of gravel void storage 2. Huge volume of storage 3. The conventional drainage system is not necessary. River 7

9 2.1 Street Permeable Box Street Permeable Box 8

10 2.1 Street Permeable Box Various Buckets for Removal Inlet Bucket for Removal Plastic Filter Bucket Filter 9

11 2.1 Street Permeable Box Inlet Filter and Bottom Filter Pipe Inlet Filter Fitting The inlet filter is attached to the pipe inserted to the permeable trench which is connected to the permeable inlet. Hook Sedimentation and Rubbish 10

12 2.2 Combination of Permeable Box and Void Storage Inlet Sewer Permeable Box Void Storage and Infiltration Perforated Pipe 11

13 2.3 Rainwater Storage and Infiltration beside Road (implemented in Mitaka city) Inlet Sewer Permeable Sheet Rainwater Storage and Infiltration Tank Inspection Manhole 12

14 2.4 Permeable Pavement along Sidewalk Road Permeable Pavement along Sidewalk Permeable Pavement along Sidewalk Sidewalk Permeable Asphalt Concrete Crusher-run 12

15 2.4 Permeable Pavement along Sidewalk Photo taken on Aug.8 in 2012 Permeable Pavement along Sidewalk at Tsukuba 13

16 2.5 EGSM Construction Method Adjacent Land Grating Road EGSM: Easy Ground Speed Machine Existing Connection Box Filter Attached Pipe Sewer Water Area Permeable Cylinder Sludge Pit Permeable Structure Permeable Sheet Crushed Stone 14

17 2.5 EGSM Construction Method Connection Box Filtering Cap Permeable Pipe Filter is attached in the connection box. Permeable pipe is installed under the bottom of the connection box. 15

18 2.5 EGSM Construction Method Borehole Machine to install the permeable pipe 16

19 2.6 Utilization of Underpass no longer Required (implemented in Gifu city) 1.Watering for plant 2 times/week, 20 min./day : 0.64 m3/week 2.Infiltration into ground 3.Reduction of temperature on road surface Sensor Watering Drain to street gutter 0.3 m3/min. Storage for watering on road surface Inflow from street gutter Floating Intake Filter Water depth 25cm : Watering for plant Water depth 60cm : Drain to street gutter Water depth = 50cm : Stop pumping Pump Pump Pump 19 17

20 2.7 Roadway Trench Rain Cyclical Road Surface Drainage System : RACSUS Birds-eye View Cross Section Image of New Drainage System applied for Road 18

21 2.7 Roadway Trench (mm/30min.) Rainfall Intensity (mm/30min.) Infiltration Intensity (mm/30min.) Runoff Height (mm/30min.) Experimental facility Time (Oct.19-20, 2004) Observed data in rainfall and runoff 20

22 3. Experimental Study Pavement of Rainwater Cyclical System (PRaCS) Image of PRaCS Evaporation Overflow Permeable Ditch Crushed Stone Subgrade Sidewalk (Interlocking) Capillary Pillars (Diatom Earth) Storage Tank Inlet 25

23 3. Experimental Study Supporting Platform Capillary Pillar inside Storage Tank 26

24 4.Experimental Results 80 Change in surface temperature of PRaCS 北本市の平成 23 年 8 月の日雨量と日最大温度 Ordinary Asphalt Pavement 35 Daily Rainfall 30 温度 ( ) Temperature Surface Temperature of PRaCS Air Temperature The アスファルト舗装に較べプラック surface temperature of PRaCS is スの表面温度は 最大で約 cooler in max.14 than14 that 低 of the下している ordinary asphalt pavement 日雨量 (mm) Daily Rainfall 0 0 Aug Date 月日日雨量プララックス表面温度アスファルト表面温度外気温 in

25 5. Issues and Scope The followings are issues and scope to be solved for the future. 1. First flash containing non-point source should be cleared up. 2. The system should be cleaned regularly to remove the rubbish and leaves and so on. 3. Cleaning system should be operated easily and economically. 4. The coalition with the road administrator is necessary for both construction and maintenance. 5. The easy reconstruction method for the infiltration should be developed. 6. The sound water cycle related to flood control, water utilization and improvement of water quality should be considered. 32

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