Permavoid System Issue No: 4 September-2014 P1 Technical Bulletin Source Control Strong Interlocking Raft Beneath porous & non-porous surfaces Soakaway Treatment Attenuation Permavoid System – Surface Water Treatment Pollution is collected from many sources and hardstanding areas and is known as ‘diffuse’ pollution. The overall environmental impact can be very serious to the quality of the receiving water bodies. In the UK, there are many small rainfall events, less than 5mm. As a result, high levels of built up pollutants are conveyed during the initial flush, particularly after dry periods. The SUDS Management Train provides measures for preventing and reducing pollution, with stormwater run-off treated as close to the source as possible. S o u r c e c o n t r o l S i t e c o n tr o l R e gi o n al co ntr ol Pollutant concentration Distance from source Water course The SUDS Management Train Concept: • Source Control • Site Control • Regional Control Source control is a vital element of the SUDS management train, allowing silt/debris and contaminants to be managed at the head of the system. Stormwater run-off from hardstanding areas contain many pollutants such as silt, nitrates, heavy metals and hydrocarbons. The polluted water is conveyed to open and closed water bodies, watercourses and into the ground.
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Permavoid System Issue No: 4 September-2014 P1
Technical Bulletin
Source ControlStrong Interlocking Raft
Beneath porous & non-porous surfaces
SoakawayTreatment Attenuation
Permavoid System – Surface Water Treatment
Pollution is collected from many sources and hardstanding areas and is known as ‘diffuse’ pollution. The overall environmental impact can be very serious to the quality of the receiving water bodies.
In the UK, there are many small rainfall events, less than 5mm.
As a result, high levels of built up pollutants are conveyed during
the initial flush, particularly after dry periods.
The SUDS Management Train provides measures for preventing
and reducing pollution, with stormwater run-off treated as
close to the source as possible.
Source control Site control Regional control
Pollu
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Distance from sourceWater course
The SUDS Management Train Concept:• Source Control
• Site Control
• Regional Control
Source control is a vital element of the SUDS management train, allowing silt/debris and contaminants to be managed at the head of the system.
Stormwater run-off from hardstanding areas contain many pollutants such as silt, nitrates, heavy metals and hydrocarbons. The polluted water is conveyed to open and closed water bodies, watercourses and into the ground.
Permavoid System Issue No: 4 September-2014 P2
Technical Bulletin
Source ControlStrong Interlocking Raft
Beneath porous & non-porous surfaces
SoakawayTreatment Attenuation
Permeable Surface
Impermeable Surface
Impermeable Surface Impermeable Surface
PermafilterPermavoid
BiomatPolystorm
PermachannelPermafilterPermavoid
BiomatPolystorm
PermachannelPermafilterPermavoid
BiomatPolystorm
RidgigullyPermafilter
PermaceptorPolystorm
PermachannelPermafilterPermavoid
BiomatPolystorm
RidgigullyPermafilter
PermaceptorPolystorm
• Light Contamination • Occasional Spillages
• Regular Contamination• Frequent Spillages
Goods Vehicle ParkingAccess Roads
• Regular Contamination• Frequent Spillages
HighwaysCar Parking
Attenuation InfiltrationSoft SUDS
Swales
Retention Pond
Polystorm
Ridgistorm-XL
Polystorm
Ridgistorm-XL
A Choice of Site Control Options
Regional Control
A Choice of...
Surface Water Treatment System Selector
Storage (Re-use) InfiltrationAttenuation
Permavoid/Polystorm
Flow Control
Permavoid/Polystorm
Flow Control
For example: An impermeable paved car park treats surface water with Permafilter and Biomat before storing water in Permavoid (source control). The water is then discharged into a larger Polystorm attenuation tank which is strategically loacted within the
development (site control) before controlled release into a large scale attenuation basin (regional control).
Permavoid/Polystorm
FLOWCONTROL
POND TO HOLD FURTHER WATER
STORMWATER TREATMENT
DEVICE
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Permavoid System Issue No: 4 September-2014 P3
Technical Bulletin
Polypipe Civils,
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