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Judgment - Stockwell v Noosa Council - PEC Appeal 1998 of 2024 - 26.06.25 · MCU22/0094
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Stormwater enters the Jellyfish® system through the As the storm event subsides, the treated water held in
inlet pipe where floatable pollutants are captured behind the backwash pool passes back through the high flow
the maintenance access wall. As stormwater enters cartridges into the treatment chamber. This passive
the treatment chamber, a separation skirt ensures the backwash helps to clear the cartridge surface by
retention of oils whilst simultaneously protecting the dislodging sediment onto the chamber floor. The drain
filtration cartridges and allowing coarse particles to settle down cartridge(s) located outside the backwash pool
below on the chamber floor. Stormwater then passes enables water levels to balance, leaving the cartridge
through the Jellyfish® cartridges and onto the Jellyfish® deck level free of standing water.
deck, at this point the backwash pool will fill and overflow
allowing treated stormwater to exit via the outlet pipe.
HI-FLOW CARTRIDGES
OUTLET PIPE
BACKWASH POOL WELL
INLET PIPE
MAINTENANCE
ACCESS WALL
MEMBRANE FILTRATION
DRAINDOWN TENTACLES
CARTRIDGE
CARTRIDGE DECK SEPARATION SKIRT
Figure 1: Jellyfish® operation
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