My advice would be to not even attempt it without the direct input of a structural engineer who has worked with piers before. They would know best the types of soils under the lake as to what kind of piers you can use, as well , the spacing. The dep…
Eric;
I think there is a project in Minnesota; the City of Minnetonka's new Government Center is using a solution which might work for you. A large bioretention area takes runoff from a large parking lot. Instead of permeable pavers, or curb cuts w…
I concur. You need to first dissipate the energy of the water coming out of the pipe. As mentioned above, rip-rap or concrete dissipation mats (look these up) are required at the pipe outfall. You will then need some sort of fore bay (or two) to fur…
Just as Andrew said - energy dissipation rocks below a flared pipe - exactly the detail I've used before. Cleanout is not ideal as sediment tends to drop in the rocks.
We do it from time to yime by using energy dissapation rocks below a flared pipe end and if it is a large area we section off the first area for sediment to drop out as well before the water spills over into the bigger area.
A lot of the commercial…
Eric,
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Eric, your graphics are gorgeous. I enjoyed your blog post on your process and would love to read more in future posts about how you manipulate your drawings after scanning them.
Hi Eric, I'd like to get in touch with you regarding some a playground topic for your blog. But I can't find your email anywhere! I work in the playground industry (and I am a fellow Virginian!) You can reach me at Margaret@pdplay.com
Eric,
For whatever reason, the links you have under "favorite resources" are not linking properly. I added a few more web links in the profile questions, so you can link to your favorite blogs there.
Thanks!
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