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Evaluation of Gully Pit Inlet Litter Control Systems– Brisbane City Council and Gold Coast City Council
3. TEST RESULTS AND OBSERVATIONS
3.1 36mm horizontal bar.
Testing was undertaken to determine the effect on hydraulics and capture
performance of the lip in line gully inlet with a bar placed horizontally
across the inlet. The modified litter sample was used for this test and was
added to the gutter at an approach flow of 25L/s. The flow rate was
increased up to 320L/s and amounts of litter retained on the inlet were
observed at each increment. “Sag” results, calculated as depth at inlet, are
shown in Figure 3.
Test results and observations:
Litter Capture Performance.
The table below shows percentages of litter added that is retained on the
grate or by the bar for varying approach flow.
SLOPE APPROACH % LITTER
FLOW L/s RETAINED
25 100
1% 85 88
243 82
320 76
25 88
4% 60 82
120 76
180 18
320 18
25 94
12% 60 30
240 30
320 6
Urban Water Resources Centre 7 University of South Australia
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