Infiltration of rainwater, which method?

  • Erstellt am 2017-03-20 10:16:23

305er

2017-03-23 09:22:38
  • #1
I can only tell you what Graf calculated. I think it also depends a lot on the region. After all, the amount of rain is taken into account.

Well, quite simply, the tunnel is not built into the depth, it is only 51cm high, but is laid lengthwise with 4.6m, so on the surface. The iglu is deeper than wide, so it is built into the depth.
 

RobsonMKK

2017-03-23 09:41:56
  • #2
I think I need to elaborate a bit. Igloos and tunnels are both built on the surface. Example igloo: I have 8 igloos, how are they built? On the surface, because building in depth is not possible. Example tunnel: I need 4 tunnels for the same. I can build these one after the other, or I can build 2 by 2. Example boxes: for the same I need 16 boxes. The boxes I can lay all on one level. Or, and here comes what I mean by depth, I dig deeper and make a layer of 8 boxes and place the next 8 boxes on top (so instead of 66 cm deep, I go 1.3 m deep). I can basically do this arbitrarily; this possibility does not exist with the others. I hope it is clearer now what I mean.
 

305er

2017-03-23 09:57:24
  • #3
Yes, now understood

Why did you choose igloos?
 

RobsonMKK

2017-03-23 10:01:32
  • #4
I did not choose igloos [emoji6] We will use the blocks from Graf. We cannot go so deep into the ground (because of the highest groundwater level), so only those remain.
 

Evolith

2017-03-23 10:01:37
  • #5
: in case I missed it, sorry. How many liters do you have to let infiltrate, with how much roof area? For us, it seems that with the 265 sqm according to the graph, over 10k liters accumulate (420l boxes 24 times). Is that correct? That seems really terribly much to me.
 

RobsonMKK

2017-03-23 10:11:16
  • #6
that strongly depends on the soil. What Kf value did you specify? For a roof area of 140 sqm, I come to 14 boxes. It’s because of the not so great Kf value. Your 24 are almost harmless in comparison
 
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