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Appendix G Water and Sewer Analysis
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWER NETWORK ANALYSIS Client: Noosa Shire Council Location: 62 Lake Macdonald Drive, Cooroy 3.4.1 Pump Station Capacity An assessment was conducted on the existing capacity of the SPS-CRY020 which is the pump station located immediately downstream of the development connection point. The modelled SPS Capacity and the modelled PWWF is based on the results demonstrated in the InfoSWMM model with the inclusion of development loading. The results of the analysis are shown in Table 7. As shown the capacity of the pump station is greater than the expected 2036 PWWF demonstrating that the pump station has the capacity to cater for the increase in loading from the development. Table 7 – Post Development Pump Station Performance Modelled PWWF (L/s) Ratio of SPS Modelled SPS Capacity to SPS I.D Capacity Planned Horizon 2036 PWWF (L/s) 2021 2036 CRY020 18 14 16 1.1 3.4.2 Rising Main Velocity The rising main velocity for all pump stations under 2036 post-development loading was analysed. The analysis showed that the velocity of all rising mains downstream of the pumpstations was lower than the recommended maximum velocity of 3.0 m/s. Therefore, the rising main velocities are acceptable. 3.4.3 Operational Storage The required operational storage was determined for the pump station based on the pump duty for 2036 post-development flows as shown in Table 8. The analysis showed that the wet well has adequate operational storage capacity to cater for the increased loading from the development. Appendix C demonstrates the wet well depth over the modelling time period. Table 8 – Wet Well Operational Storage Ratio of Effective Required Calculated storage Operational Well Total Pump minimum SPS I.D available capacity to Depth (m) diameter Duty (L/s) operating volume (m3) required (m) volume (m3) storage CRY020 0.43 2 1.4 18 1.4 1.0 3.4.4 Emergency Storage The required and available emergency storage was calculated for the pump station catchment based on the 2036 post-development loading. The existing pump station CRY020 catchment has 1200 EP as detailed in the model provided by Unitywater. As shown in Table 9, the emergency storage for the pump station was adequate to cater for both existing and development loading. Covey Associates Pty Ltd 7 Project No: 233467 Consulting Engineers M23-0030Rpt Iss A
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