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Table 2-1: Summary of Existing Catchment Parameters
Sub-catchment Downstream Area (ha) Imperviousness (%)
Catchment
Ex2 SUB3 1.960 50
Ex1 SUB1 0.287 50
SUB3 SUB4 2.085 21
SUB1 SUB2 2.079 11
SUB2 SUB4 1.354 5
SUB4 SINK 0.511 5
Ex1 (<10% AEP) 0.0* -
Ex1 (5% AEP) 0.049* 50
Ex1 (2% AEP) 0.093* 50
Ex1 (1% AEP) 0.116* 50
Ex1 (1% AEP CC) 0.152* 50
Ex2 (<10% AEP) 0.0* -
Ex2 (5% AEP) 0.300* 50
Ex2 (2% AEP) 0.618* 50
Ex2 (1% AEP) 0.782* 50
Ex2 (1% AEP CC) 1.032* 50
* area factored based on flow rate for events greater than 10% AEP
The WBNM model has been run for events from 1 to 100-year ARI and for durations of 20 minutes to 3
hours. A WBNM catchment lag factor of 1.6 was applied which is within the recommended range. An initial
and continuing loss of 35mm and 2.4mm/hr in line with ARR2019 datahub values. The resulting peak flows
for the critical duration are provided in Table 2-2 for each event at the outlet reporting locations.
Table 2-2: Existing Catchment Peak Flows
Event AEP 63.20 50% 20% 10% 5% 2% 1% 1%CC
%
Existing (m3/s) – SUB3 0.13 0.16 0.30 0.38 0.47 0.58 0.68 0.88
Existing (m3/s) – SUB4 0.33 0.43 0.72 0.92 1.21 1.55 1.86
2.1.2. Rational Method Check
Pre-development peak flows have been checked against peak flows determined using the Rational Method
(RM) for SUB3, as shown in
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