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A6107 Lot9 Stormwater Management Plan (RevB) June 2022 · OPW22/0166
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as controlled sheet flow at velocities/depths which will not
induce significant scouring.
In order to achieve this outcome RIP’s are to be aggregated in
discrete basins adjacent the POSCWP areas and behind existing
boulder retaining walls. Stone pitched weirs 3m long and at a
constant height 0.2m below surrounding bunded area will
control emergency overflow into the POSCW. The rough nature
of the stone pitching will also provide an “energy dissipation”
effect.
The following calculations demonstrate adequacy for lot 9: -
Running the RIP spreadsheet for 100year ARI storm of 5-minute
duration we note the following (refer Appendix D)
Qi (max) = 355 L/s at 5-minutes.
We also note that this corresponds with an available head of
3.2m (weir height above base of RIP’s) and an infiltration rate
through the RIP’s of: -
Maximum discharge outflow Qo (2.77m) = 245 L/s
Hence emergency overflow via the weir will not engage for
events <Q100 and will be contained within the designated RIP
system.
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