Specific submission requirements should be discussed with the City with the following list to be used as a guide.
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Design note 3 - Submission requirements for MUSIC modelling
Concept design
- Summary of MUSIC modelling (or alternative method or models), including:
- version of MUSIC
- meteorological data used
- map outlining catchment areas and direction of flows
- calculations and justification for choice of source node impervious percentage
- any routing used and calculations
- treatment node parameters
- any modelling parameters that are not in accordance with this document and Melbourne Water’s MUSIC Modelling Guidelines with justification for variations
- pollutant removal results
- A copy of the MUSIC model
- A report from the MUSIC Auditor tool
- Drawings of the treatment system, including placements, which match the model.
Functional/detail design
All of the above and the following:
- A description of the updated MUSIC model, including matching:
- the inlet pond volume in MUSIC to the sediment pond volume shown on plans (from halfway up the sediment accumulation zone).
- the permanent pool volume to the proposed bathymetry (using the user defined stage-storage relationship).
- the high flow bypass configuration to the design.
- the extended detention controlled outlet configuration to the design (using the user defined stage-storage relationship).
- An inundation frequency analysis of water levels in the macrophyte zone and the 90th percentile residence time in the macrophyte zone (Report form Wetland Analysis Tool or equivalent).
Next section: Appendix A - Stage-Storage-Discharge relationships
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