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WATER & WASTEWATER NETWORK INVESTIGATION | BLUE CARE
3.5 Internal Water Network Assessment
Network pressures modelled within the proposed network under Peak Hour (PH) and Fire Flow (FF) conditions during the 2016
and 2036 planning horizons are shown in Table 3-2.
Table 3-2: Blue Care Development Network Pressures
Minimum PH Maximum PH Residential FF Commercial FF
Planning Horizon
Pressure Pressure Residual Pressure Residual Pressure
2016 37.14 m 74.73 m 20.84 m 14.67 m
2036 35.36 m 74.67 m 18.37 m 12.39 m
Note: 1) Fire Flow demand of 15 L/s for 2 hrs applied with PH demand in accordance with SEQ Code for residential land use.
2) Fire Flow demand of 30 L/s for 4 hrs applied with PH demand in accordance with SEQ Code for commercial land use
Water network modelling of the site demonstrates a minimum PH service pressure of approximately 35.36 m, which is above
the required minimum of 22 m. The maximum pressure identified, 74.73 m exceeds the desired maximum pressure of 55 m. It is
noted that there are numerous nodes exceeding the desired maximum pressure throughout the existing DMA. The minimum fire
flow pressure identified was 12.39 m, which is above the 12 m minimum pressure required.
3.6 Water Network Assessment
The external network within the VLSNR DMA was assessed for Peak Hour and Fire Flow scenarios under existing and
developed conditions. The minimum network pressures for Peak Hour conditions during the 2016 and 2036 planning horizons
are shown in Table 3-3.
Table 3-3: Viewland Sunrise DMA Peak Hour Modelling Results
Existing Conditions With Proposed Development
Planning Horizon Development EP Minimum PH Minimum PH Nodes Failing
Nodes Failing
Pressure Pressure
2016 602 29.27 m 0 26.42 m 0
2036 602 27.54 m 0 24.63 m 0
Note: 1) Minimum Peak Hour Pressure identified at Node ID: 156846;
Water network modelling indicates that the network has sufficient capacity to service PH demands associated with the proposed
development without negatively impacting existing network customers.
Impact assessment on external network conditions was also undertaken for pre and post development fire flow events. As
illustrated within Drawing No. 18-001942-SK203 within Appendix D, assessment of existing network fire flow conditions applied
a commercial fire flow load on node ID 149881 to account for the existing shopping centre demands. A comparison of existing
and developed network conditions is provided in Table 3-4.
Table 3-4: Viewland Sunrise DMA Fire Flow Modelling Results
Planning Existing Conditions With Proposed Development
Horizon Development Min FF Nodes Commercial Nodes Min FF Nodes Commercial Nodes
EP Pressure Failing FF Failing Pressure Failing FF Failing
Pressure Pressure
2016 602 6.89 m 1 3.06 m 2 2.76 m 1 11.51 m 0
2036 602 4.98 m 1 1.03 m 2 0.33 m 1 9.43 m 0
Notes: 1) Minimum Peak Hour Pressure at Node ID: 156846;
2) Minimum external FF pressures were modelled at worst case Node ID: 5015919
2) Existing Commercial Fire Flow Demands applied at Node ID: 149881, see Drawing No. 18-001942-SK203; and
3) Residual pressures assessed in accordance with Unitywater DSS (12 m minimum residual Main pressure at flowing hydrant, 6 m
elsewhere in mains that have customer connections).
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