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Line 82: − {|class="wikitable"+ − |+ Safety correction factors for calculating design infiltration rates<ref>Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. 2004. Conservation Practice Standards. Site Evaluation for Stormwater Infiltration (1002). Madison, WI.</ref> − |- − !style="background: darkcyan; color: white"|Ratio of Mean Measured Infiltration Rates − !style="background: darkcyan; color: white"|Safety Correction Factor − |- − |≤ 1 − |2.5 − |- − |1.1 to 4.0 − |3.5 − |- − |4.1 to 8.0 − |4.5 − |- − |8.1 to 16.0 − |6.5 − |- − |16.1 or greater − |8.5 − |}
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For example, where the mean infiltration rate measured at the proposed bottom elevation of the BMP is 30 mm/h, and the mean infiltration rate measured in an underlying soil horizon within 1.5 metres of the bottom is 12 mm/h, the ratio would be 2.5, the safety correction factor would be 3.5, and the design infiltration rate would be 8.6 mm/h. Where the soil horizon is continuous within 1.5 metres below the proposed bottom of the BMP, the mean infiltration rate measured at the bottom elevation of the BMP should be divided by a safety correction factor of 2.5 to calculate the design infiltration rate.
For example, where the mean infiltration rate measured at the proposed bottom elevation of the BMP is 30 mm/h, and the mean infiltration rate measured in an underlying soil horizon within 1.5 metres of the bottom is 12 mm/h, the ratio would be 2.5, the safety correction factor would be 3.5, and the design infiltration rate would be 8.6 mm/h. Where the soil horizon is continuous within 1.5 metres below the proposed bottom of the BMP, the mean infiltration rate measured at the bottom elevation of the BMP should be divided by a safety correction factor of 2.5 to calculate the design infiltration rate.
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