INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF SCM Sample Clauses

INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF SCM. A. Trash Control It is important to control the potential risk of system blockage due to the presence of trash such as cardboard, bottle, trash bags, etc. in the piping and outlet structure. Due to the nature of the flow-control structure, trash or other items could possibly become trapped in the structure and cause partial or complete blockage. Site maintenance should include routine and effective trash collection and control measures. B. Sediment Sedimentation from areas tributary to the site will result in reduction of the storage volume and water dissipation/filtration. Sediment deposited in the system will require removal. The frequency of the sediment removal can be reduced by ensuring that the site areas around the building are stabilized with a vegetative ground cover such that it restrains erosion. This requires periodic applications treatments necessary to promote a stable groundcover and minimize sedimentation, do not fertilize unless absolutely necessary. When the sediment level at any point along the device exceeds 6 inches in depth or it reduces the depth to 75% of the original design depth, the sediment must be removed and the original volume restored. General, the removal process should be carried out by methods that do not simply wash the sediment downstream. If scouring and flushing is used, filtering or trapping devices should be installed immediately downstream or below the piping (if applicable) to capture sediment for removal. It is very important to remove sedimentation prior to any large accumulation, as the degree of removal difficulty, and the likelihood of downstream impacts increase significantly with increased sediment depth and volume.
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