Engineering Design Manual - Loudoun Water
Engineering Design Manual - Loudoun Water
Engineering Design Manual - Loudoun Water
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Chapter 9: Sewage Pumping Stations<br />
Chapter 9: Sewage Pumping Stations<br />
9.1 Scope<br />
A. Intent<br />
These sewage pumping station (SPS) design standards are intended to assist design engineers<br />
in the development of plans and specifications for <strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> projects. The materials,<br />
configurations, and features described here represent the minimum acceptable level of<br />
quality expected in pumping station design and reflect the goal of standardizing <strong>Loudoun</strong><br />
<strong>Water</strong> equipment. These standards should not be construed as being a complete description<br />
of the necessary features for a particular pumping station design. Deviations from these<br />
standards must be approved by <strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> during the Basis of <strong>Design</strong> phase of the<br />
project. <strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> has the final authority regarding the acceptability of any particular<br />
pumping station design.<br />
B. Limitations<br />
The sewage pumping station standards presented herein shall supplement the latest edition<br />
of the Sewage Collection and Treatment (SCAT) Regulations 9 VAC 25-790, as published by<br />
the Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). The<br />
SCAT Regulations represent the minimum design requirements set forth by the DEQ. All<br />
aspects of the SCAT Regulations shall be adhered to. As the owner, <strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> may<br />
identify and determine the need for standards and requirements that are more stringent than<br />
those contained in Part III of the SCAT Regulations.<br />
<strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> reserves the right to amend or modify this publication without notice, and to<br />
interpret the meaning of all statements made herein.<br />
9.2 Reference Standards<br />
The design engineer will comply with all relevant industry standards and federal, state and<br />
local regulations, including the following standards, which are incorporated into this<br />
document by reference:<br />
Virginia Sewage Collection and Treatment Regulations<br />
Virginia Building Code<br />
Virginia <strong>Water</strong> Control Board; Dulles Area <strong>Water</strong>shed Policy<br />
Virginia <strong>Water</strong> Control Board; Occoquan Policy<br />
VDOT (Virginia Department of Transportation); Road and Bridge Specifications<br />
<strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong>’s Approved Materials List<br />
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