Illinois Administrative Code
Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Part 604 - DESIGN, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE CRITERIA
Subpart M - STORAGE
Section 604.1350 - Combination Pressure Tanks and Ground Storage

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024

A combination of ground storage, hydropneumatic storage, and pumps may be considered in water systems for maintaining pressure on the distribution system. Design of such a system must include:

a) a minimum ground storage volume equivalent to 1.5 times the average daily usage;

b) a minimum of two pumps, each capable of meeting the peak hourly flow provided in Section 604.115(d). If more than two pumps are proposed, the peak hourly flow must be met when any pump is out of service;

c) an electric generator with an automatic start capable of providing power to pumps that can produce the peak hourly flow provided in Section 604.115(d), plus sufficient power to operate all chemical feeders, appurtenances, and equipment essential to plant operation. Consideration must be given to sizing the generator to provide power for at least one well; and

d) a hydropneumatic tank sized to provide service for a minimum of 10 minutes under the peak hourly flow provided in Section 604.115(d).

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