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Appendix C - Stormwater Management Plan
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0095 & REC15/0022 Development Application Stormwater Mgmt Plan (2 of 3).
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PuraceptorsTM should be inspected at three - six - or twelve monthly intervals depending on site conditions, to determine the depth of
retained pollutants and silt in both chambers and the correct operating of the ACD (automatic closure device). When the depth of the
oil/fuel retained has reached the predetermined design level, (approx. 50mm) or after a spill it should be cleaned out.
1 CONTAINMENT CHAMBER: Where silt, sediments, sludge, gross pollutants settle out and light liquids are retained. The auto closure
device operates in its retaining tube next to the oil alert sensor probe.
2 COALESCER CHAMBER: Where light liquids separation is enhanced prior to discharge and where the coalescer unit is incorporated,
the coalescer should be removed and cleaned in accordance with the requirements set out in the coalescer data sheet.
F B C D A E
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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
A Coalescer unit C Sucking out oil/fuel and silt E Re-insert coalescer unit and ACD
Use the lifting handle or the Suck off the retained oil from both chambers of the PuraceptorTM and then Re-insert the foam insert into the stainless steel coalescer
chain and lift the coalescer the silt deposited on the bottom, leaving sufficient water to ensure the unit and re-insert the coalescer unit into the PuraceptorTM
unit out of the tank and place (auto closure device) ACD remains floating. as provided with the SPEL lifting/location/locking system.
it near the PuraceptorTM. In a
retained area so pollutants do
D Sucking out complete contents (if necessary) Partially fill the PuraceptorTM with clean water (if necessary)
If the quantity of pollutants exceeds recommended level, the to ensure the ACD when re-inserted remains floating.
not escape.
complete contents of the PuraceptorTM may need to be removed. Re-insert the ACD.
B Cleaning foam insert After sucking out completely, remove the ACD. Using a pole with
Finally check the ACD is floating and the retaining cap
Remove foam insert and wash a hook, lift out the ACD using the lifting eye on the float.
has been replaced to safeguard against its removal by
with normal water pressure unauthorised persons, unless depth of tank precludes doing
ensuring the dirty water runs so from ground level.
into the PuraceptorTM.
F SPEL automatic alarm/monitoring system
The SPEL automatic alarm/monitoring system probe should
Important note: be lifted out of the probe protection tube, wiped clean and
When cleaning out, ensure both chambers are sucked out equally starting with the first chamber and re-inserted. the system should now be reset according to
then the second chamber and back again. Ensuring even water pressure against baffle wall. instructions.
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