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Maintenance of the SPEL StormSack is essential
to preservation of its condition to ensure lifetime
operational effectiveness.
The SPEL StormSack is a highly engineered water quality
device that is deployed directly in the stormwater system as
primary treatment to capture contaminants close to the surface.
To ensure full operational capacity, it is vital to ensure that the
pollutants it captures are periodically removed, and filtration
components are thoroughly cleaned.
Maintenance frequencies and requirements of the SPEL
StormSack are dependent on the biological factors of the site
in which it is situated. These factors can include excessive
sediment loading or occurrence of toxic chemicals due to the
natural and unnatural factors such as site erosion, chemical
spills or extreme storms.
This manual has been designed by the SPEL StormSack
Manufacturer the client or device owner in the
maintenance of the SPEL StormSacks.
This manual should be used in conjunction with the relevant
site traffic management and safety plans, as well as any other
provided documentation from SPEL.
2 SPEL StormSack | Operations & maintenance www.spel.com.au
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