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SCG 31030 Stormwater Management Plan · OPW22/0319
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Using the software package DRAINS we have modelled the proposed site with a dentention tank to establish the
proposed stormwater drainage characterisitics. The detention tank was modelled with a 135 diamater slow flow
orifice and only receives runoff from the roofs of the proposed buildings.
Fig 2 – Drains Model – Showing 1% AEP Flows
Fig 3 – Proposed Detention Tank Volume/Site Discharge Flow Rate
SCG Consulting engineers 8 SCG Ref: 31030(SWM)
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Using the software package DRAINS we have modelled the proposed site with a dentention tank to establish the
proposed stormwater drainage characterisitics. The detention tank was modelled with a 135 diamater slow flow
orifice and only receives runoff from the roofs of the proposed buildings.
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PROPOSED SITE
EXISTING SITE
Volume (cu.m)
Flow rate (cu.m/s)
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PROPOSED SITE - DETAINED
Fig 2 — Drains Model — Showing 1% AEP Flows
TANK STORAGE VOLUME - 1% AEP, 10min burst Storm 7
° 10 20 30 40 50 60
Time (mins)
PIPE 15 Hydrograph - 1% AEP, 10min burst Storm 7
Maximum flow = 0.135 cu.m/s
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Time (mins)
Fig 3 — Proposed Detention Tank Volume/Site Discharge Flow Rate
SCG Consulting engineers
8 SCG Ref: _31030(SWM)
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