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I was wondering: since outdoor pumps and equipment in the workshop may leak, how do you separate the collection of wastewater from that of rainwater? Is there now a clear requirement that rainwater be collected using open ditches? Are there any good tips? Thank you
Set up cofferdams and install two valves for the sewage system and the rainwater system respectively; Currently, environmental regulations require that rainwater and sewage pipes must be open channels. Thank you!
Does rainwater also have to flow through open channels? Which environmental protection standards have relevant requirements?
\"Technical Specifications for Environmental Management Records of Polluting Entities and Reports on the Implementation of Pollution Discharge Permits – General Provisions (Trial)\\" (HJ944‑2018); \"Announcement on the Cessation by Environmental Protection Authorities of Approving Pilot Production for Construction Projects\" (Announcement No. 29 of 2016 issued by the Ministry of Environmental Protection); \"Notice on Strengthening the Supervision of Pollution Control Facilities in Enterprises Under Direct Municipal Management\" (Ning Huan Ban [2014] No. 108); \"Key Points for the Implementation of HSE and Environmental Protection Management in Group Companies (2002)\")
Clear channels facilitate the observation of whether rainwater contains oil
In some places, the environmental protection authorities do require the use of open channels for rainwater collection; it’s really unheard of. Moreover, the environmental protection requirements vary from place to place, which is truly chaotic