Stormwater Attenuation News on Environmental XPRT

Klargester launches new Attenuation Systems and 24hr Storage Pump Stations

Leading manufacturer, Klargester, has launched a new range of Stormwater attenuation tanks and a range of high capacity pumping systems, both designed to complement its existing series of sustainable urban drainage solutions (SUDS) products. Stormwater run-off and an increased risk of flooding is becoming a huge challenge for developers. In addition to increased rainfall and rising sea levels ...

Jun. 1, 2007

By Kingspan Environmental Ltd

Drening for Stormwater Management at Orio Al Serio Airport in Bergamo

The parking lot of Orio al Serio Airport in Bergamo has recently been affected by expansion works which allowed to add 1500 car parks to the other 1500 already existing ones. Paving a large ground surface is an intervention that affects rainwater’s natural infiltration into the subsoil, with the consequent risk of floodings and damages to ...

Jul. 28, 2017

By Geoplast US Corp.

Wavin Plastics introduces the largest geocellular stormwater management solution in the U.K.

The new Jennett’s Park housing development in Berkshire has embraced a pioneering method of underground drainage to minimise the risk of flooding to the ...

May 3, 2007

Stormbreaker progressing well towards Agrement certification.

BMS new and innovative stormwater attenuation system, the "Stormbreaker" is making very good progress towards Agrement Certification. We hope to conclude the process in the coming months. The market leading Stormbreaker combines a number of innovative features and has the highest crush ...

Jun. 17, 2010

By Butler Manufacturing Services Ltd. (BMS)

Hydro International’s Reg-U-Flo® Vortex valves included in latest version of Bentley Systems’ PondPack Modeling Software

Hydro International, a leading provider of environmentally sustainable products and innovative solutions that control and treat stormwater, wastewater and combined sewer overflows, today announced that its Reg-U-Flo® Vortex Valves are modeled into the new version of Bentley Systems’ PondPack® detention pond design and urban hydrology modeling software. Bentley is the leading company dedicated to ...

Dec. 8, 2009

City of Durham, N.C. Department of Public Works Awarded 2015 EPA Region 4 Rain Catcher Award

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognized the City of Durham Department of Public Works with the regional 2015 EPA Rain Catcher Award in the Municipal Category for the Rain Catchers project in Durham, N.C. The award was given at a ceremony during the EPA Region 4/International Erosion Control Association Municipal Wet Weather Stormwater Conference, in Atlanta, Ga. The Rain Catchers ...

Jun. 17, 2015

By US EPA - Environmental Protection Agency

New Elevetor Tank manages Edinburgh Craig House rainwater

New Elevetor Tank , the permanent formwork for in-situ concrete tanks, was recently used at Craig House, a well-known historical site in Edinburgh, Scotland. Craighouse Housing Development, Morningside, required the construction of a concrete ...

Jul. 19, 2017

By Geoplast US Corp.

Hydro International and Bentley to host e-Seminar on detention pond design

Hydro International, a leading provider of environmentally sustainable products and innovative solutions that control and treat stormwater, wastewater and combined sewer overflows, will conduct a joint e-seminar with Bentley on Thursday, Jan. 28, for users of Bentley’s PondPack® detention pond design and urban hydrology modeling software.Hydro’s Reg-U-Flo® Vortex Valve has been modeled into the ...

Jan. 22, 2010

Black & Veatch: Additional Rain Garden Information and Projects

10,000 Rain Gardens The idea for the 10,000 Rain Gardens initiative was generated as part of the city of Kansas City’s stormwater management efforts, with participation of its Stormwater Steering Committee. With Mayor Kay Barnes’ adoption of the initiative, the program has been funded by Kansas City's comprehensive citywide stormwater management plan, called KC-One. Black & Veatch is the ...

May 7, 2007

THE BMS STORMBREAKER IS IN THE RUNNING FOR RESOURSE IRELAND 2010 ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION AWARD

BMS new market leading stormwater attenuation device, the Stormbreaker, is in the running for the Resource Ireland 2010 Environmental innovation award. Resource Ireland takes place from 13th-14th of October at the RDS Dublin and BMS are exhibiting from stand G4. The Stormbreaker is an Irish developed and manufactured product that combines a number of innovative features such as: 97% void ...

Sep. 28, 2010

By Butler Manufacturing Services Ltd. (BMS)

New Wavin AquaGrid paving system The pervious alternative to hard surface drainage

Wavin Plastics has launched the OSMA AquaGrid pervious paving system to offer a new way to manage rain and surface water drainage. Continuing residential and commercial development means more hard-standing impermeable surfaces, less ground where natural drainage is still possible and more pressure on man-made drainage. The AquaGrid is an easily installed alternative to hard impermeable ...

May 10, 2007

New Wavin AquaGrid paving system: the pervious alternative to hard surface drainage

Wavin Plastics has launched the OSMA AquaGrid pervious paving system to offer a new way to manage rain and surface water drainage. Continuing residential and commercial development means more hard-standing impermeable surfaces, less ground where natural drainage is still possible and more pressure on man-made drainage. The AquaGrid is an easily installed alternative to hard impermeable ...

May 23, 2007

Wavin Plastics on show in BBC drama

Wavin Plastics, the UK’s leading provider of water management solutions, has a supporting role in a new BBC drama. A range of the company’s products have been supplied to the set of True Dare Kiss, which started on BBC 1 last week. Wavin’s award winning sustainable urban drainage systems AquaCell and AquaCell Lite were both supplied as props, along with the company’s pervious paving system ...

Jul. 9, 2007

Construction work to start at the Sutton Brook Disposal Area Superfund site in Tewksbury, Mass.

On May 19, 2014 EPA contractors will mobilize for construction work at the Sutton brook Disposal Area Superfund site in Tewksbury. Planned work includes excavation and consolidation of contaminated soil and sediments which will be then be placed under a landfill cap. The construction work is expected to continue into 2016. What residents should expect: During the initial mobilization to the ...

May 12, 2014

By US EPA - Environmental Protection Agency

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