48 Miami Canal North New
 River Canal

47 1 2 2

46 2 2 2 2


a -


STA 3/4 STA 3/4 STA 4


STA 3/4
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 42 ST 5/4 STA 3/4 STA 3/4
 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Figure 3-4. Two compartment EAASR and STA 3/4 Configurations
 A flow diagram for the two compartment EAASR configuration and STA 3/4 is

presented in Figure 3-5. The compartmentalization of the EAASR altered the ability of

each compartment and the STA 3/4 to receive water from the sources presented in the

single compartment configuration. Each compartment received external flow from the

respective adjacent canal and through inter-compartmental transfers. It is important to

note that unlike early configurations water can be transferred internally between both

compartments. Water was released to the agricultural basins or south to STA 3/4 in the

reservoir. Due to the location of the compartments, only Compartment 1 was able to

release water to STA 3/4. STA 3/4 was not able to receive flow directly from the Miami

Canal; therefore the Miami Canal flows were routed through the EAASR to the STA.

The STA was able to receive inflow via NNR basin runoff, LOK through the NNR canal,

and the EAASR. STA 3/4's discharge capabilities were not altered.


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