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ecoAID® OVERVIEW
ecoAID® is an underground modular stormwater physical screening, sedimentation and filtration
system used for detention, infiltration or harvesting techniques. The ecoAID® system is easily maintained
stormwater runoff. The system also provides from street level via the C-A-R utilising a Jet-Vac
stormwater treatment by utilising a ‘Catch-All-Row’ cleaning unit with a high pressure hose.
(C-A-R) as an internal gross pollutant and sediment
trap. The dual function of stormwater collection ecoAID® is an exceptionally strong and robust water
and treatment allows the engineer to optimise storage and treatment system that is capable of
the drainage layout by minimising the number of being used under public roads, car parks, sports
manhole pits, with the added benefit of omitting the fields and public open space. This provides the
need for external gross pollutant and sediment traps. engineer with opportunities to save valuable land
space and protect natural waterways from the
The ecoAID® chamber system can provide both damaging effects of pollution from both new and
primary and secondary treatment through the existing developments.
removal of gross pollutants and sediment via
ecoAID® Underground Stormwater Management
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