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Structural design of modular geocellular drainage tanks
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Related guidance from CIRIA Designing for exceedance in urban drainage - good practice Structural design of modular geocellular drainage tanks
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Micro Drainage training courses
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Available in-house and at locations across the UK
This course has been developed in partnership with EPG and Robert Bray Associates to complement current regulations and the latest SUDS guidance (The SUDS manual).
The training programme will enable practitioners to efficiently plan, design, construct and manage SUDS schemes in accordance with best practice guidance and the relevant legal and regulatory framework.
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This course introduces basic design information to reinforce current SUDS guidance and regulatory framework. The first day of the module covers elementary design principles and the second day will develop these concepts to an advanced level and discuss the construction process. Delegates should be familiar with the SUDS approach and have a basic understanding of hydrology and basic drainage design theory.
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Contact us
If you have any questions about CIRIA’s SUDS training programme, or would like to discuss specific training requirements, contact CIRIA:
+44 (0)20 7549 3300
enquiries@ciria.org
15 October 2009, Solihull (A Free LANDForm event)
The devastating flooding experienced in 2007 demonstrated the impact of flooding on people, businesses and communities. Within England and Wales over 5 million properties are at risk of flooding (one in six buildings) from the sea, rivers or surface water.
Subsequent reviews of the 2007 flooding, guidance and proposed changes to regulations suggest that flood risk in existing developments needs to be tackled. This involves addressing difficulties in communities already vulnerable to flooding and/or looking at the opportunities regeneration provides to improve the way that flooding is managed in existing developments.
This FREE event focuses on the challenges and approaches to managing flood risk in existing developments, what can be done to retrofit flood risk measures and assist with recovery at the building, development and community scales.
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