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Design information For the standard above-deck inlet pipe configuration, the
JellyFish® filter
invert elevation of the inlet pipe is typically set 150 mm
The JellyFish® filter has many flexible design features to higher than the invert elevation of the outlet pipe. This
accommodate a wide range of specific site requirements generally ensures that the inlet pipe will drain completely
and constraints. Please contact Humes for assistance. after each rainfall/runoff event, while providing sufficient
volume within the MAW zone for surface accumulation
of floatables below the inlet pipe. The elevation of the
Configurations and design capacities inlet pipe can be varied as required.
Design flow capacities and pollutant capacities for The JellyFish® filter can accommodate a range of angles
standard JellyFish® filter configurations are shown in between the inlet and outlet pipes. Standard outlet pipe
Table 2 on the previous page. locations are within a 180° span about the circumference
of the structure (refer to Figure 4 below). The separation
The JellyFish® filter standard model numbers provide angle relationship of the inlet pipe to the outlet pipe can
information about the manhole inside diameter and vary from 90 to 270 degrees to provide maximum design
cartridge counts for high-flow and draindown cartridges. flexibility. Contact Humes Water Solutions for assistance
For example, the JellyFish® filter model number with angles outside this range. The JellyFish® filter can be
JF1800-5-1 is an 1,800 mm diameter structure with five installed at a range of depths of cover.
high-flow cartridges and one draindown cartridge.
With systems using an external bypass from an upstream Figure 4 – Typical JellyFish® filter outlet locations
diversion structure, the driving head is calculated as the Inlet Outlet
difference in elevation between the top of the diversion
structure weir and the invert of the JellyFish® filter outlet
pipe. A minimum of 455 mm is required to drive the flow
through the JellyFish® filter at the rates shown in Table 2.
Recommended design flows of 5 L/s for high flow
cartridges and 2.5 L/s for draindown cartridges are to
ensure longevity of the filter.
Submerged or backwater conditions may be
accommodated in some circumstances and assistance
from Humes engineers is recommended.
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