Study on Sponge Campus Design of Ren’ai College of Tianjin Oriented by Low-Impact Development Measures
Publication: ICCREM 2021
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Ren’ai College of Tianjin as the research object was studied. By analyzing current situation of the campus, the runoff coefficient of each partition was calculated. Then various technical measures of low-impact development were applied to campus sponge reconstruction. SWMM software was used to calculate the runoff coefficient after the reconstruction of sponge campus. The impact of runoff coefficient of the campus by low-impact development measures was simulated. It was concluded that the runoff coefficient in the campus had 15% reduction by low-impact development measures.
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Pages: 725 - 729
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Published online: Dec 9, 2021
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