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Stormwater Management Plan - Rev 1
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CHAPTER 4
1. General Monitoring
The SPEL Stormsack must be checked on a regular basis to analyse whether
it requires maintenance or cleaning.
As gully pit grates are usually quite heavy, it is vital to exercise the correct lifting
techniques and also ensure that the area surrounding the open pit is shielded
from access of non-work personnel.
To ensure optimal performance of the SPEL Stormsack, the material collected
by the filter bag should not exceed the level of approximately a half to two
thirds of the total bag depth. When this material collected is showing signs of
exceeding this level they should be scheduled to be emptied.
It is also recommended that additional monitoring is conducted following
moderate to extreme rainfall events, especially when previous months have
had little or no rainfall.
www.spel.com.au SPEL StormSack | Operations & maintenance 6
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