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Reference Document MCU22/0102 Stormwater Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn4.4.3. SPEL STORMSACK Pit P8 will have a SPEL Stormsack fitted into the pit lower than both of the inlet pipes to aid in the removal of gross pollutants from this entry driveway area. Refer to Appendix A for further product details. Whilst the SPEL Stormsack is capable of removing GP, TSS, TS and TN (as shown in Figure: 8), as it is currently not a SQIDEP approved product- hence it has only been used in the MUSIC model to aid in the removal of the gross pollutants only. The SPEL Stormsack is easy to clean and maintain and has the below features as seen in Figure 8. Figure 8; SPEL Stormsack product features. - 13 - TMC Building Design Group
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