Stormwater treatment systems are vital components of urban infrastructure designed to address the environmental challenges posed by runoff from rainfall or melting snow. As precipitation flows over impervious surfaces, it collects pollutants such as sediments, oils, and chemicals, posing a threat to water quality in rivers and streams. Stormwater treatment systems employ various techniques, including sedimentation basins, filtration systems, and vegetated buffers, to capture and treat runoff before it enters natural water bodies. These systems help prevent soil erosion, reduce the risk of flooding, and protect aquatic ecosystems by removing contaminants. By promoting sustainable stormwater management practices, these systems contribute to the preservation of water quality, ecological balance, and the overall resilience of urban environments.
