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.

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Stormceptor MAX helps safely link Alberta Oil-Sands

Located in Bruderheim, Alberta, Canexus Corporation has been a mid-sized chemical manufacturer for more than 50 years. Canexus has transformed itself into a key terminal link between the Alberta oil-sands and the rest of the world. The NATO terminal plant expansion, strategically located at the confluence of two major rail lines, Canadian National Railway Company and Canadian Pacific Railway, provides a critical channel in moving caustic soda, hydrochloric acid, as well as third-party hydrocarbons from the oil-sands in and out of Alberta by rail.

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Power Plant Protected

A Submerged Stormceptor unit installed in a partial tail water condition is helping a Georgia Power plant keep its cool. Located on the banks of the Coosa River in northern Georgia, Plant Hammond has provided coal-powered electricity for over 40 years.

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Spill Protection for Waterfront Development

A hydraulic hose from an industrial crane on a waterfront development site ruptured last summer, sending the hydraulic oil spill dangerously close to the lake’s shoreline.

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Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation Protects Water Supply with Stormceptor

Quabbin Reservoir is one of the largest man-made public water supplies in the United States and is the largest inland body of water in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Built between 1930 and 1939, the reservoir is the primary supply of drinking water to the metropolitan Boston area, servicing nearly 2.2 million people in the Commonwealth. When full, Quabbin holds approximately 412 billion gallons of water.

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Protecting Drinking Water Resources from Fuel Spills

At a busy intersection in Kelowna a commercial truck slammed into a passenger vehicle, sending gallons of fuel from its ruptured gas tank across the paved roadway. Considering that the storm sewer discharges into Lake Okanagan, and one gallon of gasoline can contaminate one million gallons of water, city officials held their breath.

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Industrial Park: Unreported Spill Captured by Stormceptor

A routine inspection of a Stormceptor on the grounds of a Southern Ontario municipally owned hockey arena revealed an astonishing discovery. More than 13 gallons (50 liters) of “mystery oil” was found in the system and no one knew where the oil had come from. Clearly, there had been an illegal discharge or accidental spill, but no one was taking responsibility.

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