APPLICATIONS & CASE STUDIES

Read our case studies to see how Imbrium helped clients solve the most challenging stormwater treatment problems in the most demanding environments.

Stormceptor Jellyfish Filter Filterra

75 and 95 SW Marine Drive

For the project at 75th and 95th Marine Drive, each development used a 4-foot x 6-foot Langley Concrete vault with 27-inch long filter cartridges and 40-inch long filter cartridges, respectively. The devices were installed in the corner of the parkade, adjacent to parking spaces, taking up very little space from the revenue-generating parking lot. A 36-inch diameter manhole was cast into a concrete vault lid in the floor above the device, which allows easy access to the device for maintenance workers and vacuum truck service from street level.

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24th Street Stormceptor MAX at Ogden Storm Pond West

The Stormceptor® MAX was installed upstream of a new dry detention pond, called Ogden Pond, as a stormwater pre-treatment solution. The Stormceptor MAX and dry pond will manage water quality and runoff volume from the 54-hectare redevelopment that discharges into the Bow River. The Stormceptor-to-Pond treatment train will help protect the river from the increased sediment, oil, and stormwater pollution loading from ever-increasing urban growth.

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37th Street Storm Trunk Relocation

The City of Calgary needed to update their underground infrastructure to meet the growing demands of the city. As the city grows, the underground...

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Stormceptor EFO Saves Time and Money at a New Sobeys

The Brookside Mall Sobeys is a modern full-service grocery store located on Fredericton’s South Side. A variety of retailers, services, and life...

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Cooksville Stormwater Pond

In August of 2009 a massive storm hit Mississauga, Ontario which flooded approximately 400 homes. The damage from this storm was caused by the river...

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Hélène-Boullé street stormwater runoff treated by Stormceptor® EF

Ville de Broucherville took advantage of the repairs to the Hélène-Boullé and Darontal Streets in order to improve the management of the sector’s stormwater. The stormwater in the neighborhood was conveyed directly to Sabrevios Creek, which is a sensitive environment where many fish live. The city wanted to reduce the total suspended solids (TSS) released in this watercourse. The city had an area of 5.07 Ha with a 49% imperviousness and a treatment flow rate of 263L/s. The city wanted to remove 40% TSS in order to reduce the amount of TSS entering the creek.

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