WQ Outlet Design Single Orifice Orifice diameter = 24. Perforated riser/orifice Plate Outlet area per perforation row = 4

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These calculations should be used when designing the outlet structures for extended wet and dry detention basins (Sections 4. 7 and 4.8). The water quality outlet size and the trash rack design will vary depending on structure type. Be sure to follow the design procedure outlined in Sections 4.7 and 4.8 to determine appropriate water quality outlet type. WQ Outlet Design Single Orifice Orifice diameter Equation G.1 DO = 24 QWQ CO Π 2 g HWQ D O = Orifice diameter (inches) Q WQ = Average WQ outflow rate (cubic feet per second) C O = Orifice coefficient (1.0 for circular entrance, 0.62 for squareedged entrance) H WQ = Average head of WQ V over invert of WQ outlet (feet) Perforated riser/orifice Plate Outlet area per perforation row WQV Equation G.2 A O = 2 n ZWQ + 0.22ZWQ.10 A O = Recommended maximum outlet area per row (square inches) WQ V = Water quality volume (acre feet) Z WQ = Depth of WQ V over above permanent pool (feet) (determined by designer) n = Manning s n for perforated pipe Circular perforation diameter per row 4A Equation G.3 D = O 1 Π D 1 = Circular perforation diameter per row (inch) A O = Maximum outlet area per row of perforations (square inch) Circular perforation diameter Equation G.4 D perf AO = 4 ΠnC D perf = Circular perforation diameter (inch) A O = Maximum outlet area per row of perforations (square inch) n C = Number of columns of perforations Number of perforation rows 12ZWQ Equation G.5 n f = Sc n f = Number of rows of perforations Z WQ = Depth of WQ V over above permanent pool (feet) S C = Center to center column spacing; if n>1, S C = 4inch

V-notch Weir Weir angle (with calculator set in radians) 180 Q WQ Equation G.6 θ = 2 arctan Π 5 / 2 CV HWQ θ = V-notch weir angle (degrees) Q WQ = Average WQ outflow rate (cubic feet per second) C V = V-notch coefficient (2.5 is typical value) H WQ = Average head of WQ V over invert of WQ outlet (feet) OR Weir angle (with calculator set in degrees) Q WQ Equation G.7 θ = 2arctan 5 / 2 CV HWQ θ = V-notch weir angle (degrees) Q WQ = Average WQ outflow rate (cubic feet per second) C V = V-notch coefficient (2.5 is typical value) H WQ = Average head of WQ V over invert of WQ outlet (feet) Top width of V-notch weir θ Equation G.8 W V = 2 Z WQ tan 2 W V = V-notch top width (feet) θ = V-notch weir angle (degrees) Z WQ = Depth of WQ V over above permanent pool (feet) Trash Rack Design Single Orifice Water quality outlet area Π 2 Equation G.9 A OT = D O 4 A OT = Outlet area (square inches) D O = Orifice diameter (inches) calculated in Equation G.1 Trash rack open area ( 0.124DO ) Equation G.10 AT = AOT 77e A T = Required trash rack open area (square inches) A OT = Outlet area (square inches) calculated in Equation G.9 D O = Orifice diameter (inches) calculated in Equation G.1

Perforated riser/orifice Plate Water quality outlet area Equation G.11 A OT = AO nc nf A OT = Outlet area (square inches) A O = Maximum outlet area per row (square inches) calculated in Equation G.2. n C = Number of perforation columns calculated in Equation G.4 n f = Number of perforations rows calculated in Equation G.5 Trash rack open area Equation G.12 A T = A OT 77e ( 0.124D1 ) 2 A T = Required trash rack open area (square inches) A OT = Outlet area (square inches) calculated in Equation G.11 D 1 = Circular perforation diameter per row (inch) calculated in Equation G.3. V-notch Weir Water quality outlet area Equation G.13 A = sin OT W V 2 2 A OT = Outlet area (square inches) W V = V-notch top width (feet) calculated in Equation G.8. θ = V-notch weir angle (degrees) calculated in Equation G.7. Trash rack open area Equation G.13 AT = 4AOT A T = Required trash rack open area (square inches) A OT = Outlet area (square inches) calculated in Equation G.13

Design Procedure Form: Extended Dry Detention Basin (EDDB) I. Basin Water Quality Storage Volume Step 1) Tributary area to EDDB, A T (ac) A T (ac) = 50.0 Step 2) Calculate WQv WQv (ac-ft) = 2.4 Step 3) Add 20 percent to account for silt and sediment deposition in the basin. V design (ac-ft) = 2.9 IIa. Water Quality Outlet Type Step 1) Set water quality outlet type: Outlet Type = 1.0 Type 1 = single orifice Type 2 = perforated riser or plate Type 3 = v-notch weir Step 2) Proceed to step 2b, 2c, or 2d based on water quality outlet type selected IIb. Water Quality Outlet, Single Orifice Step 1) Depth of water quality volume at outlet, Z WQ (ft) Z WQ (ft) = 3.0 Step 2) Average head of water quality volume over invert of orifice, H WQ (ft) H WQ = 0.5 * Z WQ H WQ (ft) = 1.5 Step 3) Average water quality outflow rate, Q WQ (cfs) Q WQ = (WQv * 43,560)/(40 * 3,600) Q WQ (cfs) = 0.7 Step 4) Set value of orifice discharge coefficient, C o C o = 0.6 Step 5) Water quality outlet orifice diameter (m inimum of 4 inches), D o (in) D o = 12 * 2 * (Q WQ /(C o * π * (2 * g * H) 0.5 )) 0.5 D o (in) = 4.7 (If orifice diameter < 4 inches, use outlet type 2 or 3) Step 6) To size outlet orifice for EDDB with an irregular stage-volume relationship, use the Single Orifice Worksheet IIc. Water Quality Outlet, Perforated Riser Step 1) Depth at outlet above lowest perforation, Z WQ (ft) Z WQ (ft) = Step 2) Recommended maximum outlet area per row, A o (in 2 ) A o = (WQv)/(0.013 * Z 2 WQ + 0.22 * Z WQ - 0.10) A o (in 2 ) = Step 3) Circular perforation diameter per row assuming a single column, D 1 (in) D 1 (in) = Step 4) Number of columns, n c n c = Step 5) Design circular perforation diameter (should be between 1 and 2 inches), D perf (in) D perf (in) = Step 6) Horizontal perforation column spacing when n c > 1, center to center, S c S c (in) = If D perf >/= 1.0 in, S c = 4 Step 7) Number of rows (4" vertical spacing between perforations, center to center), n r n r =

Design Procedure Form: Extended Dry Detention Basin (EDDB) IId. Water Quality Outlet, V-notch Weir Step 1) Depth of water quality volume above permanent pool, Z WQ (ft) Z WQ (ft) = Step 2) Average head of water quality pool volume over invert of v-notch, H WQ (ft) H WQ = 0.5 * Z WQ H WQ (ft) = Step 3) Average water quality pool outflow rate, Q WQ (cfs) Q WQ = (WQv * 43,560)/(40 * 3,600) Q WQ (cfs) = Step 4) V-notch weir coefficient, C v C v = Step 5) V-notch weir angle, θ (deg) θ = 2 * (180/π) * arctan(q WQ /(C v * H 5/2 WQ )) V-notch angle should be at least 20 degrees. Set to 20 degrees if calculated angle is smaller. θ (deg) = Step 6) Top width of V-notch weir Wv = 2*Z WQ * TAN(θ/2) W V (ft) = Step 7) To calculate v-notch angle for EDDB with an irregular stage-volume relationship, use the V-notch Weir Worksheet III. Flood Control Refer to local agency specification. IV. Trash Racks Step 1) Total outlet area, A ot (in 2 ) A ot (in 2 ) = 17.0 Step 2) Required trash rack open area, A t (in 2 ) (-0.124 * D) A t = A ot * 77 * e for single orifice outlet (-0.124 * D) A t = (A ot /2) * 77 * e for orifice plate outlet A t = 4 * A ot for v-notch weir outlet A t (in 2 ) = 732.1 V. Basin Shape Step 1) Length to width ratio should be at least 3:1 (L:W) wherever practicable (L:W) = Step 2) Low flow channel side lining Concrete: Soil / riprap: No low flow channel: Step 3) Top stage floor drainage slope (toward low flow channel), S ts (%) S ts (%) = Top stage depth, D ts (ft) D ts (ft) = Step 4) Bottom stage volume, V bs (ac-ft) V bs (% of WQv) V bs (ac-ft) VI. Forebay (Optional) Step 1) Volume should be greater than 10% of WQv Min Vol FB (ac-ft) = 0.2 Step 2) Forebay depth, Z FB (ft) Z FB (ft) = 4.0 Step 3) Forebay surface area, A FB (ac) Min A FB (ac) = 0.1 Step 4) Paved/hard bottom and sides?

Design Procedure Form: Extended Dry Detention Basin (EDDB) VII. Basin side slopes Basin side slopes should be at least 4:1 (H:V) Side Slope (H:V) = VIII. Dam Embankment side slopes Dam Embankment side slopes should not exceed 3:1 (H:V) Dam Embankment (H:V) = IX. Vegetation Check the method of vegetation planted in the EDDB or describe "other" Native Grass Irrigated Turf Grass Other: X. Inlet Protection Indicate method of inlet protection/energy dissipation at EDDB inlet XI. Access Indicate that access has been provided for maintenance vehicles.

Design Procedure Form: Extended Wet Detention Basin (EWDB) I. Basin Water Quality Volume Step 1) Tributary area to EWDB, A T (ac) A T (ac) = 50.0 Step 2) Calculate WQv WQv (ac-ft) = 4.0 IIa. Permanent Pool Volume Step 1) Average 14 day wet season rainfall, R 14 (in) R 14 (in) = 2.0 Step 2) Rational runoff coefficient, C C = 0.8 C = 0.3 + 0.6 * I I = percent impervious area divided by 100 Step 3) Permanent pool volume 1, V P1 (ac-ft) V P1 = (C * A T * R 14 )/12 V P1 (ac-ft) = 6.7 IIb. Sedimentation Volume, Step 1) Ratio of basin volume to runoff volume, V B/R (from Figure 12; V B/R should be >= 4.0) V B/R = 4.0 Step 2) Mean storm depth, S d (in) S d (in) = 0.5 Step 3) Impervious tributary area, A I (ac) A I (ac) = 42.5 Step 4) Permanent pool volume by Method 2, V P2 (ac-ft) V P2 = (V B/R * S d * A I )/12 V P2 (ac-ft) = 6.5 IIc. Permanent Pool Design Volume Step 1) Design permanent pool volume, V P, as larger of volumes calculated in IIa and Iib plus 20% V P (ac-ft) = 8.0 Step 2) Average permanent pool depth, Z P (ft) Z P (ft) = 4.0 Step 3) Permanent pool surface area, A P (ac) A P (ac) = 2.0

Design Procedure Form: Extended Wet Detention Basin (EWDB) IIIa. Water Quality Outlet Type Step 1) Set water quality outlet type: Outlet Type = 2.0 Type 1 = single orifice Type 2 = perforated riser or plate Type 3 = v-notch weir Step 2) Proceed to part IIIb, IIIc, or IIId based on water quality outlet type selected IIIb. Water Quality Pool Outlet, Single Orifice Step 1) Depth of water quality volume above permanent pool, Z WQ (ft) Z WQ (ft) = Step 2) Average head of water quality volume over invert of orifice, H WQ (ft) H WQ = 0.5 * Z WQ H WQ (ft) = Step 3) Average water quality outflow rate, Q WQ (cfs) Q WQ = (WQv * 43,560)/(40 * 3,600) Q WQ (cfs) = Step 4) Set value of orifice discharge coefficient, C o C o = Step 5) Water quality outlet orifice diameter (minimum of 1/2 inch), D o (in) D o = 12 * 2 * (Q WQ /(C o * π * (2 * g * H) 0.5 )) 0.5 D o (in) = (If orifice diameter < 4 inches, use outlet type 2 or 3) Step 6) To size outlet orifice for EWDB with an irregular stage-volume relationship, use the Single Orifice Worksheet IIIc. Water Quality Outlet, Perforated Riser Step 1) Depth of water quality volume above permanent pool, Z WQ (ft) Z WQ (ft) = 3.0 Step 2) Recommended maximum outlet area per row, A o (in 2 ) Ao = WQv/(0.013 * Z 2 WQ + 0.22 * Z WQ - 0.10) A o (in 2 ) = 5.9 Step 3) Circular perforation diameter per row assuming a single column, D 1 (in) D 1 (in) = 2.8 Step 4) Number of columns, n c n c = 2.0 Step 5) Design circular perforation diameter (between 1 and 2 inches), D perf (in) D perf (in) = 1.9 Step 6) Horizontal perforation column spacing when n c > 1, center to center, S c S c (in) = 4.0 If D perf >/= 1.0 in, S c = 4 Step 7) Number of rows (4" vertical spacing between perforations, center to center), n r n r = 9.0

Design Procedure Form: Extended Wet Detention Basin (EWDB) Designer: IIId. Water Quality Outlet, V-Notch Weir 6 Step 1) Depth of water quality volume above permanent pool, Z WQ (ft) Z WQ (ft) = Step 2) Average head of water quality pool volume over invert of v-notch, HWQ (ft) H WQ = 0.5 * Z WQ H WQ (ft) = Step 3) Average water quality pool outflow rate, Q WQ (cfs) Q WQ = (WQv * 43,560)/(40 * 3,600) Q WQ (cfs) = Step 4) V-notch weir coefficient, C v C v = Step 5) V-notch weir angle, θ (deg) θ = 2 * (180/π) * arctan(q WQ /(C v * H 5/2 WQ )) V-notch angle should be at least 20 degrees. Set to 20 degrees if calculated angle is smaller. θ (deg) = Step 6) V-notch weir top width, W v (ft) W v (ft) = W v = 2 * Z WQ * TAN(θ/2) Step 7) To calculate v-notch angle for EWDB with an irregular stage-volume relationship, use the V-notch Weir Worksheet IV. Trash Racks Step 1) Total outlet area, A ot (in 2 ) A ot (in 2 ) = 106.4 Step 2) Required trash rack open area, A t (in 2 ) (-0.124 * D) A t = A ot * 77 * e for single orifice outlet (-0.124 * D) A t = (A ot /2) * 77 * e for orifice plate or perforated riser outlet A t = 4 * A ot for v-notch weir outlet A t (in 2 ) = 2910.6 V. Forebay Step 1) Volume should equal at least 10% of WQv Min Vol FB (ac-ft) = 0.4 Step 2) Forebay depth, Z FB (ft) Z FB (ft) = 4.0 Step 3) Minimum forebay surface area, A FB (ac) Min A FB (ac) = 0.1 Step 4) Paved/hard bottom and sides?

Design Procedure Form: Extended Wet Detention Basin (EWDB) VI. Littoral Bench Step 1) Littoral bench should be 25% - 50% of the permanent pool surface area Min A LB (ac) = 0.5 Max A LB (ac) = 1.0 Step 2) Approximate minimum and maximum bench widths, assuming circular permanent pool Min W LB (ft) = 83.4 Max W LB (ft) = 117.9 Step 3) Design bench width around perimeter of EWDB, W LB (ft) W LB (ft) = 100.0 Step 4) Bench depth below permanent pool surface, Z LB (ft) Z LB (ft) = 12.0 VII. Basin side slopes Basin side slopes should be at least 4:1 (H:V) Side Slope (H:V) = VIII. Dam Embankment side slopes Dam Embankment side slopes should be at least 3:1 (H:V) Dam Embankment (H:V) = IX. Vegetation Check the method of vegetation planted in the EWDB or describe "other" Native Grass Irrigated Turf Grass Native Aquatic Species Other: X. Inlet Protection Indicate method of inlet protection/energy dissipation at EWDB inlet