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Full Report Sediment Basin@Silt Trap For Mahkamah
Full Report Sediment Basin@Silt Trap For Mahkamah
TETUAN
BAHAGIAN HAL EHWAL UNDANG-UNDANG
JABATAN PERDANA MENTERI
Disediakan Oleh:
1.0 PENGENALAN
3.0 LAMPIRAN
1.0 PENGENALAN
1.2.1 Tapak cadangan pembangunan ini terletak di atas tanah lapang yang
berada di atas Lot PT 62020, Seksyen 15, Pandan Indah, Mukim
Ampang, Selangor Darul Ehsan
1.2.3 Di kawasan ini masih terdapat perumahan, depoh rapid KL dan juga
berhadapan dengan Jalan Pandan Indah dan berhampiran simpang
Jalan Pandan Indah 6/2.
1.3 Keterangan Projek
1.3.1.5 Aras bumbung terdiri daripada tangki air domestik dan bilik
mekanikal dan elektrikal.
2.0 PENGIRAAN PERANGKAP KELODAK(SEDIMENT BASIN)
1. Design Criteria
Design Manual : MSMA 2nd Edition
Design Type : Wet Sediment Basin
Outlet Design Storm ARI : 10 years
Provided L1 = 23.00 m
L2 = L1 - 2 × y1/2 × Z
= 23.00 - 2 × 0.60/2 × 2
= 21.80 m
Base
Bottom Width = W1 - 2 × Z × y1/2 + y2) WB =
= 11.50 - 2 × 2 × (0.60/2 + 0.44) = 8.54 8.54 m
m
Depth: y1 = 0.60
Settling Zone, y1 = 0.6 m m
Qrequired = Q10
Refere Calculation Output
nce
where:
i = average rainfall intensity (mm/hr) for selected ARI
(T) and storm duration (d)
T = average recurrence interval, ARI (years)
d = storm duration (hours); 0.20 ≤ d ≤ 72
λ , K, θ and ƞ = fitting constants dependent on the rain
gauge location
Orifice Area,
Atotal = (2Aav/tCd√2g) × √y
= (2 × 239.24)/(24 × 60 × 60) × 0.6 × √(2 ×
9.81)) × √(0.60 + 0.44)
= 0.00213 m3
d) Spillway Sizing
1.0 REFERENCE
1.1 The design is based on the ‘Urban Stormwater Management Manual for
Malaysia 2nd Edition’ from Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID)
Malaysia hereinafter referred to as MSMA. The following formulas and tables
are used in the design report.
2.0 DESIGN CONSIDERATION AND CRITERIA
2.1 Table 12.16: Sediment Basin Types and Design Considerations, MSMA 2nd
Edition.
Hydrol Basi
Design
Cate ogical n
Soil Description Consideratio
gory Soil Typ
ns
Group e
I Coarse-grained sand, A Dry Settling
sandy loam: less velocity,
than 33% <0.02 mm sediment
storage
II Fine-grained loam, clay: B Wet Storm
more than 33% < impoundmen
0.02 mm t,
sediment
storage
III Dispersible fine-grained C, D Wet Storm
clays: more than impoundmen
10% of dispersible t,
material sediment
storage,
assisted
flocculation
Parameter Requirement
Basin Type Refer Table 12.16
Runoff Quantity Design Up to 10-years ARI
Runoff Quality Design First 50 mm rainfall over contributing (equivalent
impervious)
Runoff Control Catchment
All flow up to runoff quality design shall be retained
within the trap
The basin should drain within 24 hours (dry)/ 36 hours
(wet) after the water quality design storm.
The primary outlet/riser should be used to control storm
water runoff.
The Emergency spillway should safely conveying flows
up to 10 year ARI
Flood Protection Ensure that upstream/ downstream flooding conditions do
not aggravate possible failure of the embankment.
Minimum Contributing Area 2 ha
Storage Volume Total Storage: Refer Table 12.18 (dry) or Table 12.19 (wet)
Settling zone volume: half of total storage
Sediment zone volume: half of total storage
Basin Dimension Minimum length to width ratio: 2:1
Maximum length to settling depth ratio: 200:1
Minimum settling zone depth: 0.6 m
Minimum sediment storage zone depth: 0.3 m
Embankment Side slope: (2(H):1(V) or flatter
Erosion Protection Outlet protection shall be provided for the emergency
Sediment Trapping spillway
Maintenance Frequency 90% of Total Suspended Solids Removal
Determined by dividing sediment storage capacity by the
amount of sediment collected in a water quality design storm
2.2 Table 12.17: Design Criteria of Sediment Basin for Sediment Control, MSMA
2nd Edition.
2.3 Table 12.18: Dry Sediment Basin Sizing Criteria, MSMA 2nd Edition.
2.4 Table 12.19: Wet Sediment Basin Sizing Volume (m3/ha) , MSMA 2nd
Edition.
where,
i = average rainfall intensity (mm/hr)
T = average recurrence interval – ARI (0.5 ≤ T ≤ 12 months & 2 ≤ T ≤
100 years)
d = storm duration (hours), 0.0833 ≤ d ≤ 72
λ, K, θ, ƞ = fitting constants dependent on the raingauge location (Table 2.B1
in Appendix 2.B)
where,
Q = emergency spillway discharge (m3/s)
CSP = spillway discharge coefficient (m0.5/s)
B = spillway base width (m)
Hp = effective head on the spillway weir crest (m)