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Chapter 3 Decision Support Model (IUWS-DSM) - Tubdok

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<strong>Chapter</strong> 2 · New Conception 39<br />

flush of roof-water (mainly for removing sediments and debris on roofs), roof-water can easily<br />

reach very good water quality through simple treatment. Due to limited area, roof-water<br />

utilisation systems have generally small scales and only serve the local end-users. In the<br />

hierarchy of the <strong>IUWS</strong>, roof-water utilisation is considered for WUU and WUC. Since it<br />

provides a good water quality, it is mostly supplied to the indoor water uses.<br />

2.2.5.2 planning process<br />

First of all, the local rainfall patterns should be identified, which are the preconditions for<br />

determining the rainwater system. If the storm drain is compulsory or roof-water is adequate<br />

and suitable for utilisation, then the following planning processes come into action. As two<br />

independent and parallel rainwater systems, two general planning processes are developed<br />

(Figure 21). The corresponding options are listed in Table 12 and Table 13.<br />

Process for Planning Rainwater System<br />

subsystem 5<br />

Rainwater<br />

Surface runoff<br />

management<br />

Roof-water<br />

utilisation<br />

Collection<br />

combined<br />

sewerage<br />

separate<br />

sewerage<br />

no need<br />

Outflow quality<br />

B /<br />

C (raw)<br />

A(1)<br />

step 1<br />

step 1<br />

Storage<br />

no<br />

yes<br />

Collection<br />

yes<br />

Receptor<br />

superior<br />

level drain<br />

local<br />

water body<br />

local<br />

water body<br />

step 2<br />

Treatment<br />

yes<br />

step 2<br />

Treatment<br />

no<br />

yes<br />

Distribution<br />

yes<br />

step 3<br />

Figure 21: Process for planning rainwater system<br />

Infiltration<br />

facility<br />

For surface runoff management, firstly the type of the sewerage system is decided, i.e.<br />

combined or separate. According to the actual situation, the storage (e.g. impoundments) is<br />

determined afterwards. Then the dealing methods are selected, whereby water receptors<br />

and related facilities are decided. The applicability of system options based on the types of<br />

water entities is given on the right side of Table 12. Likewise, WUC is excluded from surface<br />

runoff management.<br />

In the case of groundwater recharge, if combined sewerage is used or the water quality<br />

of surface runoff does not meet the relevant standards, certain treatment is obligatory for<br />

protecting the groundwater. The groundwater recharge is suggested applying to UD and then<br />

CA in consideration of the system sizes. If no additional treatment is needed, groundwater<br />

no<br />

yes

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