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Overflow Prevention

Definition

Systems and strategies implemented to prevent sewage or stormwater from exceeding system capacity and causing environmental or property damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What methods are used for overflow prevention?

Methods include monitoring systems, backup power, storage basins, flow equalization, and proper maintenance of collection systems.

How are overflow risks assessed?

Risk assessment includes flow monitoring, capacity analysis, rainfall data evaluation, and identification of system vulnerabilities.

Conclusion

Effective overflow prevention is crucial for protecting public health and the environment in utility systems.

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