Understanding The Function of Sand Traps in Water Management Systems
A sand trap is a device installed at subsurface level, near pavements, near roads, and other level surface, to collect and sift the sand in the flowing water. In the most simple design of the sand trap, there is an input and an output, with the former collecting the coarse sand and particle matter in the water and allowing the filtered water to flow through the output channel. The heavy particles settle at the trap by the action of gravity and the remaining water flows out for further treatment.
Most sand traps are either made from plastic or concrete, with the latter being used for large-scale filtration of heavy volumes of water and in areas where the particle matter in the water is extremely high. Concrete sand traps are also much more durable and can withstand the pressure of water flowing at high pressure or high volumes.
Apart from use in water management systems, sand traps are also installed where drains are part of the paved and unpaved road network of an area. They are also installed where there are downpipes for water drainage, such as road gullies and roof drainage systems which are in potential danger of blockage due to accumulation of branches, leaves, twigs, and other such obstructive wastes.
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