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1 This guidebook was prepared to provide standardized guidance for airports and their consultants to use in defining appropriate design storm event conditions for sizing deicing runoff control systems and associated components. This guidance is intended both to facilitate efficiency in the design process and help airports communicate the rationale for sizing their systems to funding authorities, regulatory agencies, and other interested stakeholders.
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1.2 Overview of a Winter Storm The term winter design storm refers to a specific meteorological condition for which winter facilities (for example, deicing facilities) are designed.
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