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System performance Inlet and outlet pipes
JellyFish® filter
The JellyFish® filter has been designed to provide tertiary An above-deck inlet pipe configuration is standard
level treatment and may be combined with a Gross for the JellyFish® filter and an optional below-deck
Pollutant Trap (GPT) as part of a treatment train to inlet configuration is available on request. Specific site
optimise overall performance. constraints generally determine the configuration that
is most favourable. In both configurations, the invert
level of the outlet pipe is identical to the cartridge
Treatment efficiency deck elevation.
Extensive research of the JellyFish® filter has proven
its performance under Australian laboratory, US field
conditions and Australian field conditions. Field testing in
the United States has received independent verification
under the stringent New Jersey Corporation for Advanced
Technology (NJCAT) protocol. The results are summarised
in Table 1 below.
Table 1 – JellyFish® filter performance summary
Pollutant Median reduction
TSS 89%
TP 65%
TN 55%
Cu 61%
Zn 91%
Total oil and grease 62%
Reference: University of Florida (2011) and West Ipswich (2014).
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