Passaic River Tunnel Diversion Model Study: Report 1, Passaic River Flood Protection Project, Upper Basin Sedimentation Study

Passaic River Tunnel Diversion Model Study: Report 1, Passaic River Flood Protection Project, Upper Basin Sedimentation Study
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Total Pages: 185
Release: 1996
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A numerical model, HEC-6, was used to help determine the effects of the proposed Passaic River Tunnel Flood Protection Project in northern New Jersey. The modeling effort was one of the largest undertaken using HEC-6. A branching and closed loop network of 406 cross sections that included several locations in which reverse flows occur were some of the complicating factors that were dealt with in this study. The results of the study showed that the tunnel operation will not adversely affect sedimentation patterns in the network and should actually decrease the rate of present channel degradation in some reaches. Aggradation in the vicinity of Two Bridges and the Spur Tunnel Inlet could be a problem, which might require periodic maintenance. (MM).

Emergency Power Source Planning for Water and Wastewater

Emergency Power Source Planning for Water and Wastewater
Author: Fred J. Ellermeier
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Total Pages: 158
Release: 2004
Genre: Nature
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This book reviews the causes and effects of power outages and establishes treatment system plans that are reliable and resistant to vulnerabilities, in order that water and wastewater utilities can properly respond to these events. Financial and public health risks are addressed to assist facility planners and operators when considering the multi-faceted issues that pertain to standby power options. By providing a basis for the planning that ensures safety and reliability, the book is intended to provide education on the need, costs, and options related to standby power supply.