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Retention Tank
The Graf retention system is a combination of detention and rainwater harvesting. The system
works much like the detention tank however in this case, the rainwater is harvested and used
by the property owner for their own needs in addition to the authorities required detention
volume of the site.
For example, rainwater harvesting can be used for:
• Watering gardens • Flushing toilets • Washing machines • Cleaning
The use of rainwater means that up to 50% of drinking water available for temporary storage. Following the rainfall event, the
can be saved, and up to 85% of water can be saved for position of the outflow prevents the detention tank from being
commercial properties. completely emptied, while the usable volume remains in the tank.
The retention tank is designed so that the rainwater first fills the
retention (rain harvesting) capacity. When the capacity is full, the
outflow is activated and the detention capacity also becomes
Graf Minimax Filter
Controlled flow outlet
Connection to storm water
Storm water detention
Pump
Rainwater harvesting
Please note: Graf Minimax filter removes the requirement for a trash grate
The volume distribution (detention volume/retention volume) can be individually manufactured
according to your specifications.
Retention Tank Outflow Rate
1
limited outflow
2
1. Outflow rate
without controlled
flow device
2. Outflow rate
with controlled
Storage Flow duration in hrs
volume holds Retention volume increases
flow device
8 GRAF UNDERGROUND STORM WATER TANKS
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