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Location of Device
GPS Coord N: E: D P Number:
Relevant Council
Company
Contact Email Ph
Engineer
Contact Email Ph
SFEP Treatment
1
2
Frequency of Inspection/Maintenance Maintenance Estimated Annual Cost
Inspections Major StormFilter
(time/year) Maintenance
EnviroPod
StormFilter
TOTAL
EnviroPod
Contents The Stormwater Management StormFilter 17
1.1 Description 18
1.2 Operation 18
Treatment Train Specifications 2
1.2.1 Purpose 18
Introduction 4
1.2.2 Sizing 18
Why cleaning and maintenance are so vitally important 4
StormFilter overview 18
Health and safety 5
1.2.3 Basic function 19
2.1 Personnel health and safety 6
1.2.4 Priming system function 19
2.2 Traffic control 7
1.2.5 Maintenance overview 19
2.3 Confined spaces 7
StormFilter maintenance and
3.1 Maintenance and monitoring of EnviroPod filters 8
performance expectations 20
Operations 8
2.1 Types of maintenance 21
3.2 Stormwater pit cover removal 9
2.2 Maintenance activities 22
3.2.1 Hinged pit grates 9
2.2.1 Maintenance activity timing 22
3.2.2 Non-hinged pit grates 10
2.2.2 Maintenance activity frequency 22
3.3 Cleaning methods 11
2.3 Maintenance crew requirements 22
3.3.1 Cleaning using an inductor truck 11
2.4 Maintenance methods 23
3.3.2 Hand maintenance 11
2.4.1 Minor maintenance/inspection (twice a year) 23
3.4 Unit inspection 14
2.4.2 Major maintenance inspection (once a year) 24
3.5 Filter bag inspection and rejuvenation 14
2.4.3 Major maintenance: sediment removal and
3.5.1 Clogged filters 14 cartridge replacement (and emergency) 24
3.5.2 Damaged filters 15 2.4.4 Related maintenance activities
3.6 Disposal of material 15 (performed on an as-needed basis) 26
4.1 Spill procedures 16 2.5 Typical equipment required for
4.2 Blockages 16 maintenance activities 26
Emergency procedures 16 2.6 Material Disposal 27
Next steps 30
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Device details
Location of Device
GPS Coord N:
D P Number:
Relevant Council
Company
Contact Email Ph
Engineer
Contact Email Ph
SFEP Treatment
Frequency of Inspection/Maintenance
Inspections
(time/year)
Major
Maintenance
StormFilter
EnviroPod
Contents
Treatment Train Specifications 2
Introduction 4
Why cleaning and maintenance are so vitally important 4
Health and safety 5
24 Personnel health and safety 6
2.2 Traffic control 7
2.3. Confined spaces 7
34 Maintenance and monitoring of EnviroPod filters 8
Operations 8
3.2 Stormwater pit cover removal 9
3.2.1 Hinged pit grates 9
3.2.2 Non-hinged pit grates 10
3.3. Cleaning methods a
3.3.1. Cleaning using an inductor truck a
3.3.2 Hand maintenance an]
3.4 Unit inspection 14
3.5 — Filter bag inspection and rejuvenation 14
3.5.1 Clogged filters 14
3.5.2 Damaged filters 15
3.6 Disposal of material 15
4A Spill procedures 16
4.2 Blockages 16
Emergency procedures 16
Maintenance Estimated Annual Cost
StormFilter
EnviroPod
TOTAL
The Stormwater Management StormFilter
14
1.2
1.24
1.2.2
Description
Operation
Purpose
Sizing
StormFilter overview
1.2.3
1.2.4
1.2.5
Basic function
Priming system function
Maintenance overview
StormFilter maintenance and
performance expectations
24
2.2
2.24
2.2.2
2.3
24
244
2.4.2
2.4.3
2.4.4
2.5
2.6
Types of maintenance
Maintenance activities
Maintenance activity timing
Maintenance activity frequency
Maintenance crew requirements
Maintenance methods
Minor maintenance/inspection (twice a year)
Major maintenance inspection (once a year)
Major maintenance: sediment removal and
cartridge replacement (and emergency)
Related maintenance activities
(performed on an as-needed basis)
Typical equipment required for
maintenance activities
Material Disposal
Next steps
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