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Design Standards Dan Cloak Environmental Consulting May 23 2011 Why such emphasis on bioretention Criteria for hydrologic performance and NPDES compliance Area and volume requirements ID: 717035

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Slide1

for Bioretention Facilities

Design Standards

Dan Cloak

Environmental Consulting

May 23, 2011Slide2

Why such emphasis on bioretention?Criteria for hydrologic performance

and NPDES complianceArea and volume requirements

Discharge orifice

requirements and outlet designSoil specificationAdditional Design SpecificationsGravel and underdrainPlantingsStructural

TopicsSlide3

Why Bioretention?Slide4

Sizing Factor for Treatment OnlyA

≥ 0.04Sizing Factors

for Treatment +

Flow Control3 factorsVary with soil type and rainfall record (location)A is the wetted surface area of the bioretention soil mixV1

is the surface storage at overflow stage

V

2

is the free volume within the gravel layer

Area and Volume CriteriaSlide5

Treatment-Only Criterion

Surface Loading Rate

i

= 0.2 inches/hour

i = 5 inches/hour

BMP Area/Impervious Area =

0.2/5 = 0.04Slide6

Section – Treatment Only

A

18"Slide7

Flow-Control CriteriaSlide8

Sizing Factors

Facility Design

Soil Group

Area A (

ft

2

/ft

2)

Volume

V1

(ft

3

/ft

2

)

Volume

V

2

(ft

3

/ft

2

)

Rainfall Adjustment for Surface Area

Rainfall Adjustment for Storage Volume

Maximum Release Rate

Bioretention

Facility

A

0.07

0.058

No min.

Eq. 4-6

Eq. 4-6

No orifice

B

0.11

0.092

No min.

Eq. 4-7

Eq. 4-7

No orifice

C

0.06

0.050

0.066

Eq. 4-8

Eq. 4-8

Eq. 4-10D0.050.0420.055Eq. 4-9*Eq. 4-9Eq. 4-11Flow-through PlanterANot permitted in “A” soilsBNot permitted in “B” soilsC0.060.0500.066Eq. 4-8Eq. 4-8Eq. 4-10D0.050.0420.055Eq. 4-9*Eq. 4-9Eq. 4-11Dry WellA0.050.130N/AEq. 4-6Eq. 4-6No releaseB0.060.204N/AEq. 4-7Eq. 4-7No releaseCNot permitted in “C” soilsDNot permitted in “D” soilsCistern + BioretentionA0.0200.193N/AEq. 4-13Eq. 4-6Eq. 4-17B0.0090.210N/AEq. 4-14Eq. 4-7Eq. 4-12C0.0130.105N/AEq. 4-15Eq. 4-8Eq. 4-10D0.0170.063N/AEq. 4-16Eq. 4-9Eq. 4-11Bioretention + VaultA0.04N/A0.096N/AEq. 4-6No releaseB0.04N/A0.220N/AEq. 4-7Eq. 4-12C0.04N/A0.152N/AEq. 4-8Eq. 4-10D0.04N/A0.064N/AEq. 4-9Eq. 4-11

Page 44Slide9

Standard SectionSoil Mix

Gravel

18

"

18

"

10

"

2

"

Overflow

A

V

1

V

2

Φ

= 0.4Slide10

Soil Mix

Gravel

18

"

18

"

10

"

2

"

Under drain

6

"

V

1

by flooding pavement

A

V

1

V

2

Page 70Slide11

V2 by large diameter pipes

Soil Mix

18

"

18

"

10

"

2

"

Page 71Slide12

Page 76Outlet Design

Overflow

elevationSlide13

Soil SpecificationSee Appendix B – Use Mix “B”

60-70% SandASTM C33 for fine aggregate

30-40% Compost

Certified through US Composting Council Seal of Testing Assurance ProgramIssues since initiating a design specificationSuppliers may still be using a performance specificationPerformance of non-spec materials starts out OK, then falls off with repeated wettingsFailures seem to correlate with observable presence of clays

Page B-3Slide14

Class 2 permeable

Caltrans spec 68-1.025Typical to be slightly off gradation spec on delivery

No filter fabric

UnderdrainPVC SDR 35 or equivalentHoles facing downwardSolid pipe for 2' closest to outlet structureCleanout

Gravel and

Underdrain

Pages 71-72Slide15

List in Attachment B-1Use experienced professionals

Trees

Incorporate into

bioretention facilityAccount for surface rootsConsider multi-purposeLawns or working gardensFlooding is brief and only in winterPlantings

Page B-7

Page 73Slide16

Outlet structureTop of overflow grate

Invert of subdrain

Inlet

Flow line at inletTop of curbTop of adjacent pavingSoil layersTop of soil layer

Bottom of gravel layer

Bottom

of soil layer

Call out elevations

Page 94Slide17

Structural

15"Slide18

StructuralSlide19

Inlets