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BLUE CARE SUNRISE BEACH
ENGINEERING REPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION
Table 2.5, Pollutant Removal Rates for GPT
Pollutant Removal Efficiency Pollutant Removal Ordinates
(%)
Input Output
TSS 0 75 75
40.0 175 105
TN 10 10 9
TP 10 10 9
Gross pollutants 100 100 0
Rainwater Tank
The total volume of the rainwater tanks was based on the 129 dwelling units
(Independent Living Units, Apartments, Serviced Apartments), plus a factor for external
use. The total storage volume has been determined to be 442m3.
Bioretention / Detention Basin
The filter medium was modelled as 0.4m thick, with 0.4m extended detention depth.
The basin bottom surface area was input as 700m2 which produced a high-flow bypass
rate of 0.078m3/s.
2.5.4 MUSIC Model Results – Predicted Water Quality
The MUSIC model was run for various combinations of treatment options to achieve the
required stormwater quality objectives. The results presented in Table 2.6 are for the
adopted pollutant removal devices, outlined in Section 2.5.3. These results
demonstrate that the required pollutant load reduction targets will be met by the
proposed stormwater treatment infrastructure.
Table 2.6, Developed Pollutant Load Reductions
Pollutants
Total Total Total
Suspended Phosphorous Nitrogen
Solids
Load Based Reduction, post- 80.1 64.7 58.0
developed case
Pollutant Removal Objective (%) 80 60 45
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