sadevesiviemärin
Sadevesiviemäri, often translated as storm drain or surface water sewer, is an essential part of urban infrastructure responsible for managing rainwater runoff. Its primary function is to collect and transport excess water from streets, roofs, and other impervious surfaces away from populated areas and sensitive ecosystems. This prevents flooding, protects buildings from water damage, and reduces the risk of erosion.
The design and construction of sadevesiviemäri systems vary depending on local geography and rainfall patterns. They
Proper maintenance is crucial for the effective operation of sadevesiviemäri systems. Blockages caused by debris like