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Infiltration Tank - Kingsford Smith Airport - Case Study

Infiltration Tank - Kingsford Smith Airport - Case Study

Project Location: Kingsford Smith Airport, Mascot, NSW, AUSTRALIA Project Details: Infiltration Tank under Bitumen Car Parking Lot Completion Date: March 2007 Drainage system carries rainwater from roof of buildings and runoff from other impermeable surfaces through a gross pollutant trap where sand and silt is removed. The water is stored in 270m³ ...

ByAtlantis Corporation International Pty Ltd.


Can Slope Stabilization Help Ward off Landslides On Your Construction Project?

Can Slope Stabilization Help Ward off Landslides On Your Construction Project?

Steep Slopes - These slopes can be stabilized by using catchment drains, silt traps, or gabion baskets. This will help slow down surface runoff and prevent erosion into the slope; Lateral Slopes - The slopes can be stabilized using geotextiles for erosion control purposes (ERR). ...

ByEnvironmental Products & Applications, Inc.


Pilot plant study for one year: water quality management and algal control of sustainable urban stormwater ponds

Pilot plant study for one year: water quality management and algal control of sustainable urban stormwater ponds

The system was based on a combined silt trap, attenuation wetland and dry pond system constructed to receive roof water runoff from a single domestic property. ...

ByInderscience Publishers


Aerobic microbial transformations of pipe and silt trap sediments from combined sewers

Aerobic microbial transformations of pipe and silt trap sediments from combined sewers

ABSTRACTOrganic matter in sediments from pipes and silt traps in combined sewers was divided into fractions with different settling velocities. Biodegradability of organic matter for these fractions was characterised based on results from a conceptual model of aerobic transformations of resuspended sediments calibrated on oxygen utilisation rates. Pipe sediments ...

ByIWA Publishing

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