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Flood Hazard Assessment
Intersection of Lake Macdonald Dr and Dianella Crt
5 FLOOD HAZARD
Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) A Guide to Flood Estimation, Book 6 – Flood Hydraulics
presents a series of general flood hazard curves based on depth and velocity, see Figure 7. The flood
hazard classifications of H1 to H6 describe the six classifications of flood hazard detailed in Table 5-1.
The depth velocity flood hazard classification limits are presented in Table 5-2.
Figure 7 - General flood hazard curves
Table 5-1 Flood hazard classifications
Flood Hazard Description
Classification
H1 Generally safe for vehicles, people and buildings
H2 Unsafe for small vehicles
H3 Unsafe for vehicles, children and the elderly
H4 Unsafe for vehicles and people
Unsafe for vehicles and people. All building types vulnerable to structural damage. Some
H5 less robust
building types vulnerable to failure.
H6 Unsafe for vehicles and people. All building types considered vulnerable to failure.
Table 5-2 Depth and Velocity Vulnerability Threshold Classification Limits
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