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STRUCTURAL
ecoAID® is an exceptionally strong system that can withstand high loading conditions (live & dead loads). The
system draws its strength by distributing loads from above into the surrounding rock via soil arching.
The ecoAID® chamber system has been designed, manufactured and structurally tested in accordance with
ASTM F2787 (Standard Practice for Structural Design of Thermoplastic Corrugated Wall Stormwater Collection
Chambers). As per ASTM F2787 ecoAID® has been designed and independently assessed using finite element
analysis (FEA) and has undergone full scale field testing to validate model results. In addition, ecoAID® has been
load tested to the Australian standard AS 5100.2 (Bridge Design Code) meaning ecoAID® is suitable to be installed
under Australian roads and car parks.
ecoAID® is designed manufactured and tested What does AS 5100.2 mean?
to ASTM F2787.
99 Australian factored design wheel loads to a very
• Is made from injection moulded virgin polypropylene high standard.
(PP) co-polymer with high impact and creep
resistance, and UV-stabilised masterbatch resin. 99 ecoAID® can accommodate M1600 moving axle
loads of 16 tonne per axle (1.8 Live Load FoS)
• Has been independently assessed using FEA (ASTM
clause 5.5 & 6.1). 99 ecoAID® can accommodate W80 wheel loads of 8
tonne per wheel (1.8 Live Load FoS).
• Has undergone full scale field testing to validate
structural results (ASTM clause 9.1). 99 ecoAID® can accommodate tyre contact pressures
up to 800 kPa over an area of 0.1m2 @ 600mm
• Has been assessed using 100 year creep values cover.
(elastic modulus E) for both short term live loads and
long term dead loads. 99 ecoAID® exceeds AS3996 Class D rating for
carriageways of roads & areas open to commercial
• Exceeds the following serviceability requirements vehicles.
(deflection limits).
99 ecoAID® has considered short term live loads and
99 Localised buckling of chamber walls long term dead loads within in service conditions.
99 Tensile strength of chamber walls It is extremely important for any underground stormwater
collection system to be designed, manufactured and tested
99 Global buckling of chamber walls to a recognised standard as this protects the end user and
ensures the system is suitable for use under Australian
99 Foundation material stresses roads and car parks.
99 Subgrade material stresses Please request a copy of our ‘ecoAID® EC-1000 Stormwater
• Has been load tested to AS 5100.2 Chamber Analysis’ report for more details.
ecoAID® Underground Stormwater Management
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