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How Inflow and Infiltration Impacts Your Collection System and Wastewater Treatment Plant | EP 11
What inflow and infiltration (I&I) is, why it matters, how to measure it, which tests to use, and how to work the results into your sewer master plan.
Do the words inflow and infiltration (I&I) leave you scratching your head? This episode of Engineers for Communities looks at how I&I affects a community's sewer collection system and wastewater treatment plant. It covers why I&I matters and how to address it. The point is not only to understand I&I. It is to use that knowledge to improve your community's quality of life.
In this episode
- A plain explanation of I&I and where it comes from.
- Why I&I should be on your radar, and how it affects your community.
- A quick guide to measuring I&I and judging what the numbers mean.
- A review of each testing method and what each one is best for.
- How to work the findings into your master plan, including funding options and which lines to fix first.
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