Residential Development Morley Road Derby Surface Water Storage Calculations March 2009 2% | CEC Consulting Engineers Ltd Consulting Civil and Structural Engineers PO Box 1242, West Bergholt, Colchester, Essex, CO6 3DY Telephone: 01206 242155 Fax: 01206 243760 Job Number: 2808/08Surface Water Drainage Calculations Refer to Flood Risk Assessment dated March 2007, prepared by EPG Clear Limited, Consider the use of soakaways. ‘Soakage tests taken on site give an infiltration rate of 2 x 10% Building Regulations Approved Document H requires 5m clear distance from soakaways to buildings and roads. ‘The poor infiltration rate, combined with space restrictions make the use of soakaways impractical. This is confirmed by preliminary calculations that show conventional soakaways will not half empty within 24 hours, and therefore do not comply with BRE digest 365. Consider a surface water attenuation system. As established in the FRA, restrict surface water discharge from the site, to 4.3 litres/second. For the purpose of calculation assume average discharge is 3.0 Vs litres/second. Paragraph 4.3.1] of the FRA states that the suggested “storage volumes are indicative only” and “must be re-assessed once detailed proposals are developed”. Measured Proposed impermeable area = 1420sq.m Design new below ground storage volume to accommodate run-off from 1 in 30 year storm, with additional storage for 1 in 100 year storm plus 30% for climate change. Rainfall rate to suit 1 in 30 and 1 in 100 year storms to be calculated from ‘Design and analysis of urban storm drainage - WALLINGFORD PROCEDURE ~ Volume 4, The Modified Rational Method” For the purpose of these calculations, take Volumetric run-off coefficient as 1.0Rainfall Reference to ‘Design and analysis of urban storm drainage - WALLINGFORD PROCEDURE ~ Volume 4, The Modified Rational Method” From fig A.1_ M5-60= 19mm From figA.2, r=0.40 From fig A.3b Storm ZL Rainfall (mm) MS5-5 0.39 7 MS5-10 0.55 10 MS-15 0.65 12 M5-30 0.80 15 M5-60 10 19 M5-120 12 23 5-240 14 7 MS-360 16 30 5-600 18 34 M5-1440 2.2 2, From Table Al Storm 72 — Rainfall (mm) M30-5 143 10 30-10 149 15 30-15 153 19 M30-30 153 23 M30-60 154 30 M30-120 1.53, 36 M30-240 1.52 2 M30-360 1.51 46 M30-600 1.49 51 M30-1440 1.47 62 From Table Al Storm 22 Rainfall (mm) Additional 30% M100-5 1.88 14 17 M100-10 1.93 19 25 M100-15 1.99 24 31 M100-30 2.00 30 39 M100-60 2.03, 39 50 M100-120 2.02 46 60 M100-240 1.98 54 70 M100-360 1.96 59 16 M100-600 1.93 65 85 100-1440 1.86 8 102Consider run-off from 1 in 30 year Storm Find volume of storage required: Storm Inflow (cum) Outflow (cu.m) Storage (cu.m) 30-5 142 09 133 M30-10 213 18 19.5 M30-15 270 27 243 M30-30 327 54 213 30-60 42.6 108 318 M30-120 SLL 21.6 29.5 30-240 59.6 4B2 164 30-360 653 648 05 30-600 4 108.0 - 30-1440 88.0 259.2 - Worst case requires 31.8 cu.m. of storage below ground. Provide 33.5 cu.m. of storage crates with minimum 95% void ration. Consider run-off from 1 in 100 year Storm plus 30% for climate change Find volume of storage required:~ Storm Inflow (cum) Outflow (cu.m) Storage (cu.m) M100-5 24.1 09 232 M100-10 35.5 18 33.7 M100-15 44.0 27 413 M100-30 354 54 50.0 Mi00-60 71.0 10.8 602 ‘100-120 85.2 21.6 636 M100-240 99.4 432 56.2 M100-360 1079 648 43.1 M100-600 120.7 108.0 12.7 M100-1440 1448 259.2 - Worst case requires 63.6 cu.m. of total storage. Provide 36 cu.m of storage crates with minimum 95% void ration = 34.2 cu.m, plus 63.6 — 34.2 = 29.4 cu.m. of storage above ground.