How are Gross Pollutant Traps Installed? | Trafficable Stormwater GPT to Protect Local Wetlands скачать в хорошем качестве

How are Gross Pollutant Traps Installed? | Trafficable Stormwater GPT to Protect Local Wetlands

Discover how an offline Vortceptor Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) is protecting the pristine waterways of Turangi and the Tongariro River catchment. In this video, Atlan Stormwater explores the Turangi GPT retrofit project — from underground installation to the hydrodynamic separation technology that makes the Vortceptor one of the most effective stormwater treatment devices in Australia and New Zealand. Located at the entrance to Tongariro National Park, Turangi relies on clean, healthy waterways that flow into southern Lake Taupo. This retrofit installation of an SVO530 Vortceptor, paired with an Atlan precast diversion chamber, demonstrates how high-performance stormwater assets can be integrated into tight urban footprints to capture urban pollution and plastic pollution. You’ll learn how the offline Vortceptor: ✔ Captures gross pollutants, sediment and plastic ✔ Handles high-volume flows with a 530 L/s treatment capacity ✔ Supports WSUD outcomes with a 100-year fibreglass design life ✔ Achieves SQIDEP-verified removal efficiencies (93% TSS, 100% Gross Pollutants) ✔ Reduces installation time and dewatering costs in high-groundwater sites ✔ Enables quick on-site modifications thanks to its lightweight fibreglass construction Learn more: https://atlanstormwater.com/au/vortce... FOLLOW US 🔺 WEBSITE: https://atlan.com.au/ 🔺 LINKEDIN: https://bit.ly/3RBtZja 🔺 INSTAGRAM:   / atlanstormwater   🔺 FACEBOOK:   / atlanstormwater