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RFI - Attachment H - Stormwater Management Plan_Issue C_
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3.4 Unit inspection 3.5 Filter bag inspection
After the EnviroPod filter bag has been removed, emptied
and rejuvenation
and cleaned, the following should be checked to ensure that
the unit has not been damaged: After the filter bags have been emptied and cleaned, they
should be inspected to evaluate their condition. Given the
• All connections and joints should be checked and broken nature of stormwater, the filter bag may become considerably
rivets replaced (See Photo 23) clogged with fine sediment or damaged by various objects
• The plastic pit seals should be inspected for unit in stormwater as well as fauna. Sharp material such as sticks,
movement or damage (See Photo 24) combined with high velocity water and a large mass in the
• The cage should be inspected for damage or movement. filter bag, can cause small tears in the filter material. Animals
such as rats have also been known to chew through fine mesh
The overflow diversion channels, and the area between the
filter bags located in gully pits near takeaway food outlets.
EnviroPod cage and pit wall should also be inspected for any
accumulated debris. Any observed debris should be removed
and disposed of off-site. Accumulated material within the 3.5.1 Clogged filters
outlet pipe may also need to be flushed.
Clogged filter bags can be cleaned using several different
If spare parts are required, Stormwater360 is able to provide methods. If the techniques described in the general
these at a cost to the owner of the EnviroPod unit, although maintenance sections above do not adequately clean the filter
these parts may also be obtained from other suppliers. bags, the following options should be considered:
• Using a stiff brush and a bucket of soapy water, scrub the
filter bag surface.
Please note: If the units are not cleaned
• Remove filter bags from the pit and wash the bags using a
regularly, the mobilisation of material collected
high pressure water spray, taking care not to transfer the
in the EnviroPod unit may occur. As such,
contamination elsewhere. Wastewater from the process
cleaning of the units in accordance with this
should be collected and disposed of correctly.
management plan is required. As this plan is
based on observations and data collected • Remove the filter bags from the pits and the support rings
during the monitoring period, ongoing and wash the bags in an industrial washing machine.
adjustment of the cleaning frequency is This final option typically results in the bags appearing
generally required to improve the overall like new, with no visible stain or pore clogging within the
efficiency in the removal of collected material filter mesh.
and prevent material overflow.
14 Stormwater360 Operations and maintenance
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