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  • Environmental Engineering
  • Hydrology
  • Urban Infrastructure

Background:

  • Tree boxes are engineered systems designed to manage stormwater runoff in urban environments.
  • Understanding the long-term hydrologic performance of tree boxes is crucial for effective stormwater management.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To determine exfiltration rates in tree boxes over two years.
  • To quantify the impact of water depth, temperature, and age on exfiltration rates.
  • To analyze the influence of underlying soil infiltration capacity on tree box performance.

Main Methods:

  • Six tree boxes (1.5m x 1.5m x 1.8m) with embedded sensors were monitored for two years.
  • Exfiltration rates were measured by analyzing water levels in a 46-cm-diameter shaft reaching the underlying soil.
  • Data on water depth, temperature, and time were collected to correlate with exfiltration.

Main Results:

  • Exfiltration rates decreased significantly (27%-37%) in the second year compared to the first.
  • Exfiltration rates were positively correlated with water depth and seasonal temperature (warmer = higher rate).
  • The largest decrease in exfiltration rate in the second year occurred at moderate water depths (100-130 cm).

Conclusions:

  • Tree box exfiltration capacity diminishes over time, particularly after the first year.
  • Seasonal temperature and water depth are key factors influencing tree box exfiltration rates.
  • The infiltration rate of the underlying soil is a critical determinant of tree box hydrologic performance.