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Storm Water management plan · MCU12/0133.03
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Noosa Council documents
Bligh Tanner Consulting Engineers
Noosa Flexi Learning Centre Stormwater Management Plan
August 2012
Stored water used for irrigation and other purposes (Y/N) Y
PET
PET – Rain
Indoor connections e.g. toilet, laundry etc. 0.94
Indoor demand (kL/day) 0.94
Outdoor demand (kL/yr) 384
Daily demand (kL/day) 0.94
Monthly distribution of annual demand (kL/day)
Confirmation that K and C* remain default? (Y/N) Y
Table B11 Infiltration node reporting table
Infiltration System
Catchment ID Treatment node 1 Treatment node 2
(etc.)
Water quality objectives (WQO’s) must be achieved prior (note the discussion on design objectives in
to stormwater entering an infiltration system i.e. Chapter 2)
infiltration systems cannot be use to demonstrate
compliance with WQO’s. Has compliance been achieved
prior to using this node? (Y/N)
Is the exfiltration rate justified Yes
Notwithstanding construction controls, the
Can the hydraulic conductivity of the in-situ soils be guaranteed even
hydraulic conductivity of sand is relatively
during earthworks?
insensitive to compaction.
If “no” was answered to any of the above questions this node cannot be used.
2
Pond surface area (m ) 200 200
Extended detention depth (m) 0.1 0.1
2
Filter area (m ) 200 200
Unlined filter media perimeter (m) 400 400
Depth of infiltration media (m) 0.3 0.3
Exfiltration rate (mm/hr) 180 180
Overflow weir width (m) 50 50
Evaporative loss as % of PET 25 25
Confirmation that K and C* remain default? (Y/N) y y
Table B12 Porous pavement node reporting table
Porous Pavements
Catchment ID Treatment node 1
Is direct rainfall modelled as a separate source node with Y
a 100% impervious fraction? (Y/N)?
Is the biofilter filter area set to represent the opening It is assumed at
area of the permeable paving or void ratio of porous 25% of total
pavement (not the total surface area)? (Y/N). This should carpark area
be estimated from the product specifications.
Is the extended detention depth set to 0 m? Y
Is the filter depth set to represent the treatment area only (should not Y
include the depth of the drainage layer)
Is the vegetation property set to “unvegetated”? n/a
2
Surface area (m ) 92.5
Has the filter area been calculated appropriately (Y / N / Y
N/A)
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