Stormwater storage modules can be used as attenuation units or soakaways. They are installed under the paved surfaces of car parks, commercial areas, residential developments and other hardstandings. They accommodate surface water runoff, providing source control as part of sustainable urban drainage schemes.
Cellular stormwater management modules can be used with geotextiles for infiltration or with impermeable membranes for water storage. They fit together to create drainage systems of different sizes, depths and configurations.
Pipes provide large-capacity stormwater overflow and attenuation for integrated SUDS schemes.
Granular sub-base / infiltration systems incorporate permeable block paving elements installed on layers of clean crushed stone and geotextile sheeting. They regulate and redistribute drainage of surface water into the ground or to a sewer.
Granular sub-base / lined systems have an additional impermeable membrane, which retains water for controlled discharge or recycling and re-use in non-potable applications including irrigation.
The Irish Water Exhibition is the only exhibition dedicated to water professionals in Ireland, making it a must-attend event for everybody who wants to stay abreast with developments in Ireland's...
SUDSnet is happy to announce that the next conference will take place over 3 days in September 2012. The venue is Coventry University. International speakers. Postgraduate events. Field trip...