A method used for seawater intake. Perforated pipes are arranged in a radial pattern in the sand onshore below the water level. Water in the saturated sand enters the perforated pipes.
Engineered system used to deliver materials that stimulate microorganisms in the subsurface. Infiltration galleries typically consist of buried perforated pipes through which water containing the appropriate stimulating materials is pumped.
A subsurface groundwater collection system, typically shallow in depth, constructed with open jointed or perforated pipes that discharge collected water into a water-tight chamber. From this chamber the water is pumped to treatment facilities and into the distribution system. Infiltration galleries are usually located close to streams or ponds and may be under the direct influence of surface water.
an engineered structure that facilitates infiltration of water into the subsurface. Infiltration galleries may consist of one or more horizontal or vertical perforated pipes, a single gravel-filled trench or a network of such trenches, or a combination of these.
An unlined or partially lined horizontal conduit constructed horizontally or with low gradient into a water-bearing porous medium for the purpose of collecting the water from the medium by gravity.
An infiltration gallery is a structure used to supplement a storm sewer, by directing storm runoff from non-road areas.