How does conveyance work in a storm system?

Conveyance in a storm system refers to the rate at which water is transported through the system, including pipes, channels, and other infrastructure. During a storm, the amount of water flowing through the system can increase significantly, which can impact conveyance and cause flooding. Proper design and maintenance of stormwater conveyance infrastructure are critical to prevent flooding and protect public safety. Factors such as the size and slope of pipes and channels, the presence of debris and other obstructions, and the capacity of drainage systems can all affect conveyance during a storm.

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