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Design discharge: 200 m3/s, barrel width: 10 m. Located on Norman Creek underneath the SE freeway beneath Ridge St. Operation on 7 November 2004: flood flow (80-100 m3/s) after 60-150 mm of rainfall in less than 3 hour: inlet operation, view from right bank.

Date
7 November 2004
Copyright
Hubert Chanson, Dept. of Civil Engineering, University of Queensland, Australia
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