Study on Factors of Designing for Urban Rain Drain System

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With the development of the urbanization, however, the torrential rain has caused a series of problems. Besides the factors of management,there are some other key factors in the design of the drain system, which effects the results of effect directly. This thesis studies optimization of rain drain from the view of design factor. By discussing the main factors, the method is tested.The result shows weights of these factors, and way to solve these problems.

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