there are a lot of “works” that are related to control stormwater runoff /
flooding control stations (more than just a valve on a levee), that close /
monitor the water outflow/inflow that is normally open for rice farming/storm
runoff, and closes for extreme weather events, but it seems to be
I am looking for the English term for granulate that is made to absorb oil
that was spilled due to a leak or a vehicle accident and threatens ground
water. The granulate is often stored in boxes along forest tracks in water
protection areas. In Austria, the boxes are labelled ÖLBINDEMITTEL, which
There is 1200 uses of man_made=pumping_station, so is this something worht
documenting as in use and adding to the man made wiki page?
Yes.
I have mapped many of them here in Northern Italy, but had not noticed that
the tagging is not documented in the wiki. They are called Idrovora and
vary
The term (at least one of the terms) used in the US is oil absorbent
For example:
http://www.autozone.com/shop-and-garage-tools/oil-absorbent/moltan-33-lbs-granular-oil-grease-water-and-coolant-absorbent/690875_0_0/
I have seen it used in garages and auto repair shops, but never stored
along
There is 1200 uses of man_made=pumping_station, so is this something worht
documenting as in use and adding to the man made wiki page?
Javbw?
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On Jul 18, 2015, at 8:11 PM, johnw jo...@mac.com wrote:
there are a lot of “works” that are related to control stormwater runoff
There is talk on the discussion page about tagging what it is pumping (drinking
water, sewage, raw water, etc) so i think we should add the tag for is the the
pipeline umm.. Medium? usage? Ill have to check what is the documented method
for tagging what a pipe is carrying, and make sure there
What I was talking about
On Jul 19, 2015, at 10:03 AM, John Willis jo...@mac.com wrote:
operated valve at the top of the levee to close it,
Most of the ones I find are on a little pier like thing. I guess the smaller
ones were for dam water level adjustment on small dams.
large pier
Question on storm drain tagging -
Most of the rivers here have storm levees to hold back the typhoon runoff (like
right now in Kyoto) - and *every* single tiny stream and many drains from rice
farming (drains are streams streams are drains when everything goes through a
field) go into a
Shouldn't be drainage? Perhaps flood_water would be a good choice
Javbw
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On Jul 19, 2015, at 7:48 AM, Volker Schmidt vosc...@gmail.com wrote:
Drain is missing
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