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[[File:Infiltration_Testing_1.jpeg|thumb|Infiltration testing with a Guelph Permeameter at a site in Glen Williams, Ontario]] | [[File:Infiltration_Testing_1.jpeg|thumb|Infiltration testing with a Guelph Permeameter at a site in Glen Williams, Ontario]] | ||
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A variety of field permeameters have been developed locally, and are readily available to purchase or to hire. | A variety of field permeameters have been developed locally, and are readily available to purchase or to hire. | ||
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Sampling strategies for their use is found on [[Design infiltration rate]] | Sampling strategies for their use is found on [[Design infiltration rate]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:17, 9 May 2019
Principle
A variety of field permeameters have been developed locally, and are readily available to purchase or to hire. They have relative benefits and limitations in their use, and as they are proprietary devices, they each have manufacturers specific recommendations for their use. Sampling strategies for their use is found on Design infiltration rate
Measurements
External links
In our effort to make this guide as functional as possible, we have decided to include proprietary systems and links to manufacturers websites.
Inclusion of such links does not constitute endorsement by the Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program.
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