News & Articles

Visit this page periodically for the latest news on how Imbrium™ Systems and Stormceptor® are protecting natural water resources.

Jellyfish Stormwater Treatment Technology Receives Key Agency Approvals - July 2008

Imbrium Systems Corporation announced that its Jellyfish filter system has received approvals from 3 major government agencies. Learn more >

Imbrium Launches SorbtiveMEDIA - August 2008

Imbrium announced the launch of Sorbtive™MEDIA, an oxide-coated filtration media with unprecedented performance in removing dissolved phosphorus from stormwater runoff. Learn more >

Imbrium Systems unveils innovative fine sediment filter system - March 2008

Imbrium Systems Corporation today announced the introduction of the Jellyfish, a new stormwater filter system.
Jellyfish™ is a remarkably compact filter system that uses filtration tentacles to trap fine sediment, and allows
three times the flow capacity with just one-third the footprint and one-fifth the weight of conventional filters. Learn more >

Imbrium introduces Stormceptor Large Capacity system (LCS) - November 2007

A single system to meet your stormwater volume needs. Learn more >

PCSWMM for Stormceptor now available in Canada- July 2007

Praised by US users, the most advanced sizing tool in the market today is now available in Canada. Learn more >
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Stormceptor system to protect Edwards Aquifer - May 2007

To protect one of the state’s most valuable water resources from harmful pollutants carried in stormwater runoff, the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) has approved the Stormceptor system for use in the Edwards Aquifer. Learn more >

Imbrium announces American PCSWMM for Stormceptor - March 2007

Imbrium Systems, creator of the Stormceptor, releases PCSWMM for Stormceptor - the most accurate, easy-to-use sizing tool in the market today. Learn more >
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Articles

ReNew CANADA – The Infrastructure Renewal Magazine – July/August 2007 issue
Headline: Arrested Development
By: Sean McNeely

Summary – Manitoba’s absence of stormwater treatment laws compromises the environment by letting commercial developers do whatever they want. 
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Environmental Science & Engineering (ES&E) magazine – March 2007 issue
Headline: Particle size matters when sizing stormwater treatment systems
By: Sean McNeely

Summary - When designing and sizing a proprietary treatment device, most municipalities ignore a crucial piece of data that has a significant impact on effectively stopping pollutants from reaching natural waterways – Particle Size Distribution (PSD).
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Environmental Science & Engineering (ES&E) magazine – November 2006 issue
Headline: Tackling non-point source pollution in Alberta
By: Sean McNeely

Summary - Alberta’s substantial economic, industrial and residential growth is unmatched in Canada. However, amid this prosperous development are concerns that responsible watershed management is being ignored.
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