05 - Drenagem Urbana

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No episódio de hoje discutiremos sobre Drenagem Urbana. Quais são os desafios e soluções para os problemas relacionados a drenagem urbana? O eixo drenagem e manejo das águas pluviais é previsto na Lei 11.445/07. De acordo com esta lei, os serviços públicos de saneamento básico serão prestados com base nos princípios da [disponibilidade, nas áreas urbanas, de serviços de drenagem e manejo das águas pluviais], tratamento, limpeza e fiscalização preventiva das redes, adequados à saúde pública, à proteção do meio ambiente e à segurança da vida e do patrimônio público e privado. Em um estudo realizado por Peplau e Neves em 2014, os autores afirmam que atualmente, o manejo de águas pluviais urbanas é um conceito inserido nas discussões acadêmicas e práticas. No primeiro caso, fruto da evolução histórica da abordagem na área, antes denominada por drenagem urbana. No segundo caso, como uma busca de soluções urgentes dos problemas de alagamentos nas cidades. Este processo passou por algumas etapas, cujas denominações variam um pouco na literatura, culminando na tentativa atual de retomar a relação da sociedade urbana com as suas águas. Qualquer dúvida mande um email para: [email protected] Sigam nosso canal no youtube: www.youtube.com/EduardoAmorimUfal Referência citada: Peplau, G. J. R. e Neves, M. G. F. P. Análise de critérios para a determinação da vazão de restrição ao escoamento superficial urbano. Revista Brasileira de Recursos Hídricos Volume 19 n.4 –Out/Dez 2014, 97-106.

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