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Sedipipe Level, cleaning and filtering rainwater
Sedipipe Level - Cleaning and filtering rainwater
To protect watercourses and the infiltration system
Rainwater falls on roads, squares, roofs, stadiums and many other paved surfaces. Wherever it is not cleaned naturally, our task begins: The protection of watercourses and infiltration systems against the discharge of undesirable substances. Stones, leaves, sand and especially fine and very fine substances must be removed from the rainwater to protect the infiltration system against these contaminants. To protect the environment, harmful substances that are partly bound, such as PAHs and oil, must be removed from the rainwater. Technical solutions such as SediPipe and SediPoint are very suitable for removing contaminants from rainwater. These cleaning systems are efficient, safe, durable and require little maintenance.
Cleaning with SediPipe
An overview of the benefits
- Proven cleaning capacity for sedimentation and separation of light liquids
- Optimized settling process and collection of fines by regularizing the flow
- Contaminants are guaranteed to remain in the depot thanks to the flow separator
- Application of SediPipe possible in small to very large catchments
- Simple and fast installation thanks to prefabricated installations
- No surface space required – completely underground
- Space-saving installation, minimal space required due to installation in the sewer route and under existing surfaces
- Easy maintenance using conventional sewer cleaning techniques
- Cleaning interval 1 to 4 years
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SediPipe Level 400/6 – 3000 m 2
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SediPipe Level 500/6 – 3750 m 2
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SediPipe Level 600/6 – 4900 m 2
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SediPipe Level 500/12 – 6450 m 2
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SediPipe Level 600/12 – 9950 m 2
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a PE starting pit with slip collection (DN500 raising shaft)
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a sedimentation tube DN/400/500/600 in counter slope with lower flow inhibitor
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a PE end well with a diving wall for the retention of light liquids (uplift shaft DN500)
Connection in and outlet possible up to DN315.
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TU Delft and Tauw
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TÜV Rheinland LGAHTWK
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I T
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IFS Hanover
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HTWK IWS