The ICW Concept by Dr. Rory Harrington - Waterford County Council

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Basic <strong>ICW</strong> hydraulic model Wetland emergent vegetation intercepting precipitation Wind speed, light & temperature influencing evapo-tanspiration (Typically 20-40%) Precipitation (Typically 120-200% of open pan transpiration) Influent Cell 1. C.1x10 -10 m/s Freeboard at each cell delays through-flow Decreasing through-flow with increasing area Cell 2. C.1x10 -9 m/s Cell 3 C.1 x10 -8 m/s Impeded seepage/exfiltration (Typical for landfills >1x10 -9 m/s) No or occasional surface discharge
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