Overview
A two-day course to help candidates understand the fundamentals of stormwater systems, with emphasis on designing stormwater collection systems in urban environments Why Should an Individual Attend?
The course helps graduates to apply for their theoretical training in practice. It is therefore recommended for:
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Staff involved in the design of stormwater management and conveyance networks
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Staff employed in local government and involved in the planning, design, operations and maintenance of stormwater conveyance networks or about to become involved in the field
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Candidate engineers, technologists and technicians
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Experienced personnel looking for a refresher in stormwater design
Benefits include:
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Participation in an interactive workshop
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Various practical activities to equip attendees to handle projects effectively when back in the workplace
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A comprehensive document that will serve as a reference manual
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CPD credits
Outcomes
By attending this course, delegates will learn about:
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Policies, guidelines and community requirements which must be considered when designing stormwater systems and associated infrastructure
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The composition of complete stormwater systems, including the conveyance network, sustainable drainage systems and associated infrastructure
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The selection of appropriate stormwater management systems and the challenges associated with operations and maintenance
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The design of urban stormwater networks, including kerb inlet design, selection of pipes and the parameters to be considered when laying pipes
Program Outline
INTRODUCTION AND APPLICABLE LEGISLATION
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Introduction
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Objectives of Stormwater Management
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Overview of SA Legislation
PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
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General Planning For Stormwater Systems
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Stormwater Management Plans
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The Dual Stormwater Drainage System
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Environmental Considerations in Stormwater Design
OVERVIEW OF SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE SYSTEMS
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Rainwater Harvesting
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Permeable Pavements
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Soakaways
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Swales
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Infiltration Trenches
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Bio-Retention Areas
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Detention Ponds and Retention Ponds
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Constructed Wetlands
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Litter Traps
HYDROLOGY AND RUNOFF
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Risk Philosophy and Selection of Suitable Flood Return Period
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Flood Runoff Calculations
STORMWATER RETICULATION DESIGN
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Design Methodology Overview
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Survey Data For Design Area
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Soils/ Ground Investigation
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Typical Urban Stormwater Reticulation Design Specifications
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Stormwater Reticulation Design Methodology
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Hydraulic Design
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Kerb Inlet Design
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Rigid Pipe Loading Calculations & Selection of Pipe Class
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE ASPECTS
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Introduction To Stormwater Infrastructure Maintenance Aspects
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Fundamentals of Maintenance
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Typical Stormwater Infrastructure Maintenance Programmemme
Who Should Attend?
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Engineers
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Technicians
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Technologists
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