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48.1
48.2
48.3
48.4
48.5
48.6
48.7
48.1.2
48.2.2
48.3.2
48.3.3
48.4.2
48.4.3
48.4.4
48.5.2
48.5.3
48.5.4
48.6.2
48.6.3
48.7.2
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48.1
INTRODUCTION
Illegal
Roofwater
Connection
Overflows
House
Service
Connection
Sewer Pipe
Figure 48.1
Groundwater Enters
through Cracks and Joints
Overflow
to Drain
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48.2
2.
3.
backflow of
properties;
Domestic
wastewater
Combined
wastewater
BOD5 (mg/L)
220
85
TSS, (mg/L)
220 - 250
155
Faecal coliforms,
MPN/ 100 ml
104 - 105
Not Available
COD (mg/L)
Not Available
250 - 300
Total P (mg/L)
Not Available
1.8 3.0
other
4.
5.
6.
7.
wastewater
into
private
or
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48.3
IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEMS,
FLOW GAUGING
OVERFLOW TREATMENT OR
DIVERSION
Figure 48.2
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overflow problems. This should be done using the threestage process set out below.
Stage 1 Preliminary Desktop Study
Review the information on the system and classify each
area with a relative degree of risk, according to the factors
in Table 48.2. (Details of the sewerage system should be
available from design plans).
Table 48.2
Low-lying or flood-prone
land
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48.4
control measures
implemented.
are
relatively
cheap
and
easily
Table 48.3
Device or Management
Practice
Cracked or Leaking
Sewer Pipe
Figure 48.3
Description
Effectiveness
Implementation
High if implemented
on a wide scale
Limited
Very high
Wastewater agency in
conjunction with industry
High if implemented
on a wide scale
Pipe relining
High
Wastewater agency
Very high
Wastewater agency
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Sewer pipe systems are often located in low-lying or floodliable areas, or land with a high water table. These areas
represent likely source areas for wet weather inflows.
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Wet Weather
Flow Hydrograph
Flow (m3/s)
Allowable
Discharge
Dry Weather
Flow Hydrograph
Time
Figure 48.4
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(a)
Storage Tunnel
Subject Index
Treatment
Method
Pollutants
Treated
Comment
Screening
Litter, large
solids
Grit
removal
Solids
High-rate settling, or
cyclone
Proprietary
devices
Litter, solids
Proprietary designs
Settling
Solids
Disinfection
Bacteria
Constructed
wetlands
Organics,
bacteria
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