Design Guide 35: Steel-Framed Storm Shelters outlines design requirements for steel-framed storm shelters and safe rooms that are needed in schools and other critical occupancy buildings during high-wind events such as hurricanes and tornadoes. The guide presents information regarding code requirements and load criteria and also covers topics such as building envelope and framing system considerations. Design examples are also included.
It is common to have sediment in the gutter/flowline within the city streets. This often caused by changes in the velocity of the storm water as it flows down the gutter. During rain/snow melt events, the sediment is transported in the water flowing down the gutter/flowline. As the water enters the ADA ramp curb cut opening the velocity of the storm water runoff is slowed and allows the sediment to settle out within the ramp.
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