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Attachment 4 - Stormwater Managment Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn APPLICATIONS
• Council storm drain retrofits
• Commercial / retail / residential
• Litter prone urban areas
• Scrap metal / solid waste / oil storage
• Part of treatment train
• Construction sediment / erosion
BENEFITS
• an be modelled in MUSIC in conjunction with
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bio-retention
• Low cost gross pollutant capture
• Quick & easy installation
• Simple maintenance
• At source capture
• Adjusts to custom pit sizes
The SPEL Stormsack is specifically designed for the The SPEL Stormsack was introduced to the Australian
capture of gross pollutants: sediment, litter, and oil market in 2012 and field testing is underway at several
and grease. Ideally suited for storm drain retrofits, the locations in South-east Queensland. Laboratory testing
SPEL Stormsack’s unique design allows maintenance has shown capture of 99.99% of gross pollutants up to
to be performed using conventional vacuum suction the bypass flow rate.* Further results will be provided
equipment. as they become available.
SPEL Stormsack filtration solutions are highly Recommended minimum clearance from bottom of
engineered water quality devices that are SPEL Stormsack to inside bottom of vault is 50mm.
deployed directly in the stormwater system to Typical frame adjustability range of 127mm in each
capture contaminants close the surface for ease of direction.
maintenance. Easily retrofitted into new or existing
structures, SPEL Stormsack filtration technology is a
decentralized approach to stormwater treatment that
essentially repurposes traditional site infrastructure and
customizes it to meet specific site water quality goals.
In this way, it satisfies important objectives of today’s
LID (Low Impact Development) criteria.
From an operations perspective, catch basins with
SPEL Stormsack filters are also easier and quicker to
clean out because pollutants are trapped just under the
grate.
2 SPEL Stormsack
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