MTD Sizing Issues Runoff Reduction Method L = P × Pj × Rv ×C × A × 2.72 12 • Estimates annual pollutant load exported in stormwater runoff from small urban catchments Runoff Reduction Method L = P × Pj × Rv ×C × A × 2.72 12 L (lbs/yr) = total post-dev. pollutant load P (in) = average annual rainfall depth = 43 in. (VA) Pj = fraction of rainfall events producing runoff = 0.9 Runoff Reduction Method L = P × Pj × Rv ×C × A × 2.72 12 Rv = volumetric runoff coefficient C (mg/L) = flow-weighted event mean concentration (EMC) of TP = 0.26 A (acres) = area of development site Runoff Reduction Method L = P × Pj × Rvcomposite × C × A × 2.72 12 Rvcomposite = Weighted runoff coefficient Rvcomposite = ( RvI × % I ) + ( RvT × %T ) + ( RvF × % F ) Where: RvI = Runoff coefficient for Impervious cover (0.95) RvT = Managed Turf/Disturbed soils RvF = Forest/Open Space Treatment Volume & BMP Sizing TvBMP = ( P × Rvcomposite × A) 12 TvBMP = Treatment Volume from contributing drainage area to BMP + remaining runoff from upstream practices P = 90th Percentile rainfall depth = 1” Rvcomposite = Weighted runoff coefficient A = Contributing drainage area to BMP Design Rainfall-90% Rule Washington Reagan Airport Tv is in units of volume Precipitation Depth (inches) Tv =P*Rv*A 6 5 4 90th Percentile rainfall depth =1” 3 2 1 0 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% Precipitation Event Percentile 80% 90% 100% Runoff Reduction Spreadsheet-MTD and Treatment Volume Enter Credit Area Calculates Treatment Volume If Treatment Train Treatment Volume > TP removal load ? VRRM_NewDev_Compliance Spreadsheet_v2 9_2011_07232015 (2).xlsm Sizing by Volume •Volume based practices store treatment volume and treat at or below design flow rate •Provides pretreatment •Improved Efficiency Water Quality Treatment Volume Peak Flow Rate qpTv = qu × A × Qa qpTv = Treatment Volume peak discharge (cfs) qu = unit peak discharge (cfs/mi2/in A = drainage area (mi2) Qa = runoff volume (watershed inches), equal to Tv/A *Volumetric conversion to an intensity - 1” in 24 hr. Assumes a NRCS type II rainfall distribution Water Quality Treatment Volume Peak Flow Rate 1000 CN = 10 + 5 P + 10Qa − 10(Qa 2 + 1.25QaP ) 0.5 [ Where: CN = Curve Number P = Rainfall (inches), 1.0” in Virginia Qa = Runoff volume (watershed inches), equal to Tv/drainage area ] qp = quAQ Find qu on chart (type II) • Use Ia/P ratio and tc value to find qu • For CN of 98 Ia/P=.041 Extrapolate C0,C1, C2 values From NRCS TR-55 to generate curve Continuous Model Simulation Method – Another Approach Washington Wisconsin Continuous Model Simulation Method – Another Approach 1 acre of pavement, 90% of runoff treated at 100 gpm Water Quality Treatment Volume – Other States • New Jersey uses 1.25 inch/2 hour • Georgia-1.2 inches of rainfall • South Carolina 1.8 in/24 hour (1 year) • Impervious cover only • Offline only (volume only) • Impervious vs pervious land cover type (Rv) Design Flow and Performance
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