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RFI - Attachment F - Engineering Report
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Month Sub-Catchment
Urban Comm. Base
April 41% 28% 25%
June 31% 25% 27%
August 25% 42% 31%
October 42% 24% 26%
December 27% 41% 46%
Weighted Average 35% 31% 29%
Table 3: Percentage of above 1180 micron and below 4.75mm (bed Load)
Month Sub-Catchment
Urban Comm. Base
April 5% 17% 7%
June 5% 9% 7%
August 9% 13% 8%
October 10% 27% 8%
December 28% 26% 7%
Weighted averages 11% 18% 7%
Table 4 Percentage above 4.75mm (Gross Pollutants)
Particle Size Distribution vs. Land Use
70%
60% Suspended Solids ( <1.08 mm)
50%
% of Load
40%
Bed Load (1.08mm<X>4.75mm)
30%
20%
10% Gross Pollutants ( >4.75mm)
0%
Comm. Urban Base
Land Use
Figure 8: Particle Size Distribution vs. Land Use
The data presented above indicate that material collected in the Enviropod units in each
of the areas tends to have a finer composition further down the catchment. Finer
particles are more easily mobilised by water and wind. Larger particles also settle out
easier as velocities lower. As flow reaches the base of the hill, the grade levels and flows
tend to lower. This causes large particles to settle. The settling would also occur as a
storm’s intensity subsides or if there was a change in surface.
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