Rain- and Stormwater Management
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Infiltration and Attenuation Systems
Rainwater Infiltration - Complete solutions for trench and trough-trench infiltration
Trench System
Trench systems are ideal when the surface above the infiltration system shall be usable, parking, playground etc.
Trough-Trench System
The polluted rainwater is cleaned via bio-active soil and seeps into the underlying trench, where it is stored short term to infiltrate.
Rainwater Retention / Attenuation - to ease pressure on public drainage infrastructure
Trench System
Rainwater is filtered through a sedimentation/ filter shaft, then stored short-term in the in-ground trench and slowly released via the throttle outlet. The system can remain open at the sides and bottom if local infiltration is allowed or desired. The tunnel elements are placed in a layer of EPDM material if a closed system is required.
Under- or above ground Systems
Selection of interconnected tanks, scalable to meet council and local requirements.
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