A new village stores was required in the small and relatively untouched Shropshire village of Bicton, near Shrewsbury. High quality water treatment was required and a SPEL Stormceptor 210C1/SC was used to treat the stormwater run-off from the car park. As the site was a greenfield site, the discharge was required to be at a controlled flow and therefore a SPEL Stormcheck off-site built flow control chamber was used and fitted in SPEL’s factory with an orifice flow control plate that was protected from clogging with debree via a mesh protection. With the flow control unit being fitted off-site there is no health and safety or specialist skills required to fit the flow controller within a confined space, or inside a deep chamber. The chamber is simply placed onto its concrete base slap, connect up the incoming and outgoing pipework and backfill as per our installation guidance.
Case Study | South Bank Link Road, Teesport | SPEL Smartceptor
May 31, 2024
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The Teesside Freeport, is the UK’s largest tariff free customs zone offering many advantages to businesses, including a package of tax relief to help drive jobs, investment and growth, streamlined planning processes and simplified customs procedures. The site consists of 4500 acres with over £200 million invested already invested and
