Flow Monitoring. 44. The Subdivider shall at its sole cost and expense undertake flow monitoring in the sanitary sewer at their sole cost and expense upon request by the Municipality.
Flow Monitoring. 1.1 The actual Trade Waste volume shall be obtained from a flow meter specifically installed for the purpose of obtaining the flow variances from the Occupier‟s Trade Waste discharge to the Corporation‟s System. This meter shall be maintained and calibrated regularity at the expense of the Occupier.
Flow Monitoring. Once the flow monitors, and rain gauges are installed and confirmed, ADS will monitor the flows for an initial period of 2 months (“monitoring period”). This initial period can extend beyond the original duration per the prices set forth in the table below.
Flow Monitoring. Continuous flow monitoring will be performed to obtain information necessary to accurately analyze sub- areas for infiltration during high groundwater periods and for rainfall related inflow during wet weather periods Flow monitoring will be accomplished through continuous monitoring flow meters incorporating a velocity sensor combined with a depth sensor. Up to seven (7) flow meters will be installed at various locations throughout the sanitary sewer collection system in the study area for a maximum 10-week period to record flow rates during wet and dry periods. Flow metering data will be downloaded daily. The flow meters will be field checked weekly to confirm meter accuracy, remove debris that has accumulated around any meters, and repair or replace meters as necessary. In addition, one (1) recording tipping bucket rainfall gauge will be installed for the monitoring period to record rainfall data. The rainfall gauge will be installed in a central location within the study area and record rainfall data in 15-minute increments to allow for the correlation of the rainfall data with metered flow rates. Up to four (4) groundwater-monitoring locations will be installed and tracked as part of this Scope of work. They will be located throughout the study area at locations where xxxxx can be installed (i.e. City-owned property). Groundwater gauges will be small diameter (less than 4-inch) well points. Groundwater levels will be taken from the gauges weekly throughout the project.
Flow Monitoring. Once all monitors are installed and verified to be in working order, the Engineer shall monitor the flows for a minimum period of 45 calendar days. The Engineer shall submit the data in excel or csv format for all the locations after one week & City will check the adequacy of the data and will notify ADS of any problems. The start date of the flow monitoring period does not begin until all specified meters have been installed and are operational and the certified site reports have been received by the city and first week data is reviewed by the City. The monitoring periods may be extended based on mutual consent and written approval of additional work and price for such additional work.
Flow Monitoring. 1.01 Project Administration
Flow Monitoring. Include seven (7) flow monitors and zero (0) rain gauges to be installed, serviced, and calibrated by ENGINEER with approval of an amendment by OWNER to recalibrate the model’s flows throughout the entire sewer system. Sixty
Flow Monitoring. All measuring stations post same-day information on the Internet. Discuss each measuring device and its accuracy. Discuss Website, Daily Aqueduct Report, and procedures and sources of error or down-time in detail. Discuss plans for upgrades or changes. Daily average data is included in annual reporting; discuss other sources of data (AS400) and the types of data and period of record. Discuss availability of different data sources.
Flow Monitoring. Via a Subconsultant, the Consultant shall collect flow monitoring data for up to three (3) weeks at five (5) locations selected by the Consultant (i.e., five [5] Area-Velocity meters installed within manholes). The Subconsultant will be responsible for procuring applicable permits and establishing traffic control for the flow monitoring effort. Consultant shall provide quality control of the collected data. Data will be manually or wirelessly collected and reviewed weekly to verify sensors are in proper working condition. The data will be evaluated following the conclusion of the monitoring period. Evaluations will verify existing average and peak flows to verify pipe size recommendations in the Master Plan Update and to estimate bypass pumping equipment. Deliverables: Flow Monitoring Report and Digital Data to be included with the PDR submittal.
Flow Monitoring a. On June 1, 2007, the Municipality shall begin a program of flow monitoring of its combined sewer system to determine the average dry and peak wet weather flows conveyed directly or indirectly from the municipality to the ALCOSAN sewer system. This flow monitoring shall include monitoring of flows from the CSOs listed in the Municipality’s PAG-6 as set forth in 13.e.(iii) below and shall provide protocol-compliant data for joint use by ALCOSAN and the Municipality in developing a LTCP and/or Wet Weather Plan (as hereinafter defined in Paragraph 14.b of this Consent Order and Agreement) with a range of practicable alternatives.
