Modular Geo-Void Systems Total Water Management



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Modular Geo-Void Systems Total Water Management A Precipitation Collection System and Versatile Void Former Reduces Urban flooding and water contamination Modular design provides easy installation Civil and Environmental Engineering Applications ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS LTD

General Information Modular Geo Void System Cost Effective Geo Void is a cost-effective alternative to gravel and pipe based systems. When infiltration control methods are used as the first choice for surface water drainage their total capital cost can be up to 5 times cheaper than conventional pipe systems as stated in CIRIA Report 156 ʻInfiltration Drainage; Good Practice Manual. Flexibility of Application The drainage module is suitable for both vertical and horizontal applications. It can be supplied in preassembled sheet format in lieu of slotted/perforated drains, in loose form for horizontal applications (e.g. infiltration blankets/green roofs), and in a box construction for infiltration or attenuation tanks. Flexibility in the adjustment of tank heights, widths and depths allows VersaVoid to be used in greater variety of site conditions than competing systems, including higher water table levels from 300mm to 3050mm+. Exceptionally High Void Area A 99% sectional void area ensures that the rate of absorption of water into VersaVoid will always be higher than the rate of percolation of water through the soil, maintaining a continuous discharge. Benefits Quick Reduce site access delays Lightweight No cranes required Strong Designed for maximum anticipated loads Maintenance Free Tank All debris and sediment is pre-filtered Determinate Volume One cubic metre of Tank modules contain 950 litres of water Cost Effective Reduces excavation and disposal by up to 5 x compared with conventional soak wells High Infiltration 98% void surface area Totally Modular For greatest flexibility designed to cope. Units start at 300mm deep for shallow inverts to 3050mm+ deep in 250mm increments. Designed by Engineers for Engineers to specify with confidence. Designing out Problems with such systems (access, maintenance, loading etc.) Designing in Answers to design requirements. Total 3D Access For total maintenance with total confidence. Structurally Designed with built in safety factor to carry all loads with complete confidence. 16 clear vertical access chambers per m2. Total Void Creation With the greatest strength from any modular systems. Environmentally Friendly The high void to surface area ratio of VersaVoid means that less aggregate is required to achieve the same infiltration rate as full gravel construction. This reduces the impact of aggregate extraction on the environment.

System Components VersaVoid Tank Modules Inner Supports - Outer Plates - Installed Modules - See separate data for: VersaVoid Filtration Units Geotex Filtration Fabric Tuflex Waterproofing Membrane Geotex Protection Fleece Ventilation Units Preformed Pipe Connection Covers Re-cycling Systems 500 x 500 x 250 mm 500 x 500 x 25 mm 500 x 500 x 300 mm 500 x 500 x 550 mm 500 x 500 x 800 mm 500 x 500 x 1050 mm 500 x 500 x 1300 mm 500 x 500 x 1550 mm 500 x 500 x 1800 mm 500 x 500 x 2050 mm 500 x 500 x 2300 mm 500 x 500 x 2550 mm 500 x 500 x 2800 mm 500 x 500 x 3050 mm+ Run-off Filtration Media - Ecosand Infiltration, Detention and Re-use made easy... Total Stormwater Management ESS Geo-Void Modular Tank systems use surface and sub-surface infiltration techniques, resulting in clean water that can be re-used or allowed to reenter the natural water system. Geo Modular Systems offer a highly efficient option for Stormwater Management in any kind of soils. Water Quality ESS Geo-Void Modular Tank Systems excel when there is a requirement to achieve a high water quality, particularly in the effective removal of nutrients and gross pollutants. In addition to the obvious environmental benefits, the sub-surface location of the tank system provides more usable space and an enhanced aesthetic setting compared to above ground concrete or plastic tanks. The Modular Advantage ESS Geo-Void Modular Tank System performance supersedes outdated aggregate trenches. The ESS System provides a void space of over 90% compared to less than 20% in typical aggregate trenches. Consequently, the ESS System offers a smaller footprint to achieve the same storage capacity as an aggregate trench. This saves time and money in installation and civil works costs. The lightweight design of ESS Modular Tank Modules also make installation quicker, safer and cheaper. No sediment build up occurs in the VersaVoid System, unlike the clogging that is characteristic of aggregate based approaches. Maintenance ESS Geo-Void Modular Tanks System provide total all round access with clear access points and channels in all directions.

How To Use Infiltration is the recommended method of water management whenever: - Site water quality is of paramount importance. - Control of nutrients and gross pollutants is required. - No formalised drainage is available. - Construction levels are below the level of street stormwater mains. - The tank is part of a landscape component of the water reticulation system. Significant benefits are available when you use the superior holding capacity and surface area of an ESS Infiltration System. Please contact our office for further details. Load Bearing Capacity: The unconfined load capacity of the VersaVoid Tank Modules when orientated in the width, length and depth configurations are determined by the designed use and ground conditions and the constant load factors achievable allows for any installations with built in safety factors. See technical data for certified loading characteristics. Infiltration Tank The infiltration tank system is the ideal way to manage Stormwater runoff in permeable or semi-permeable soil conditions. How it Works! The system is designed to capture surface water through infiltration, and then clean and filter the water before it is allowed to recharge the water table providing moisture for surrounding vegetation. The VersaVoid Filtration Unit captures and cleans roof water before entry into the storage area (VersaVoid Tank Modules). Applications: New developments requiring to meet water sensitive urban design standards.

VersaVoid Geo-Cell Tank Modules MULTIPLE STACKS 1 Packs away for easy transportation 2 2 part Structure Fix together to create easy access for effective Maintenance 3 4 Clip Together Block Construction Identical parts fit together to create the required capacity FEMALE CONNECTOR CONNECTORS Each part has a 15º angle on top and bottom of connector. So itʼs possible to connect the boxes in anyway you want it. The angle is 5mm on each side. The rest of the surface is straight and directs the parts together. Outer Panels Easily clip on and off to filter large objects from the storm water, but still provide easy access for Maintenance MALE CONNECTOR Same as Female.

Complete Access Optional vent bollard Ground Level Optional vent box/inspection access at ground level Direction of flow Upstream manhole/ inspection chamber Geotex 300pp Filter weir Vent in duct Optional entry to manhole Slotted distribution/maintenance channel Filter pit Silt Basket

Horizontal Access Vertical Access Through system 4 channels per m 2 in both directions Tuflex membrane Downstream manhole/ flow control chamber Preformed collar Vortex flow control Emergency drain down

Installation Procedures Infiltration Tanks TOP VIEW Installation Steps 1. Excavate the pipe trench and lay the inlet pipe to the required fall and install silt traps in appropriate locations in the pipe run. Positioning devices 2. Excavate the hole or trench to the required dimensions to modular units, and any external inspection chamber(s) and / or silt trap(s). 3. Ensure that the base plan dimensions of the hole allows sufficient working space for the site operatives to manoeuvre the VersaVoid units and geotextile into position. 4. Ensure that the base of the excavation is smooth and level, batter back the sides of the excavation to a safe angle, and ensure that the safe access is provided for the site operatives. 5. Remove any soft spots from the excavation and replace with compacted granular material. 6. Lay 100mm coarse sand bedding to the base of the excavation and level. 7. Lay the geotextile, to the specification, over the sand bedding and up the sides of the excavation with minimum 200mm overlap joints between strips. 8. Ensure there is a minimum 200mm over-run of geo-textile at the end of each VersaVoid modular unit. 9. Inspect geotextile for damage. Lay baseplate to configured design.

10. Assemble the VersaVoid structural panels to form the required number of full module tanks. Laying the outer panels first, followed by the inner parts. The illustrations show the correct relationships, orientation, and sequence of connection of each panel to form a basic full module tank (500 x 500 x depth).

Installation Procedures 11. Assemble the VersaVoid modular units to the configuration required with each full module tank being secured to another by the interlocking integral jointing clip, connect side panels and top to finished module, and place on the geotextile. Not connected 12. To receive the inlet pipe (and outlet/ inspection pipe if required). Insert tank connector and, using geotextile, form a wrap around apron of the tank connector spigot and secure using tape or jubilee clip. Ensure a minimum 50mm of spigot remains exposed. 13. Continue with the geotextile encapsulation of the VersaVoid tank. 14. Fold the corners of the geotextile over-run at each end of the infiltration tank as shown. 15. Complete the encapsulation by wrapping the geotextile horizontally around the tank and tape into position. 16. Connect inlet / outlet / vent pipe and inspection chambers using appropriate adaptors. 17. Backfill around excavation using type 1 or 2 sub base or selected granular material, and compact in layers of not less than 150mm. The first 500mm of any installation should be compacted by hand, 18. Use a coarse sand protection layer over the top of the VersaVoid tanks and geotextile and the back fill to the required depth using Type 1 or 2 sub base material. If the area is to be trafficked, or where the area is to be landscaped then as-dug material may be used provided sharp or large solid matter is removed. 19. The area should then be compacted using suitable compaction equipment in accordance with specification for highway Works.

1600m 3 Soakaway 2 meters deep, 3 meters of cover

Attenuation Tanks We strongly recommended, that the VersaVoid attenuation system is installed by a competent, qualified geomembrane lining contractor. Please consult ESS Ltd for further advice. Installation Steps Installation Procedures 1. Follow steps 1-9 as for infiltration but use protection fleece as specified. Also dependant on ground conditions (e.g. higher water table) site concrete layer may be preferable to sand base. 2. Fabricate the geomembrane liner on site and ensure that all welds are tested. The geomembrane must be installed by an approved contractor. 3. Apply a second (inner) protection fleece as steps 7-9 above and to specification inside the geomembrane tank liner (if required). 11. Continue with the outer protection encapsulation of geomembrane and VersaVoid tank. Fold the corners of the protection fleece over-run at each end of the attenuation tank as shown for infiltration tanks. 12. Complete the encapsulation by wrapping the protection fleece horizontally around the tank and tape into position. 4. Form hole(s) in side or top of VersaVoid unit using 150mm diameter hole to receive the inlet pipe (and outlet/ inspection pipe if required). 5. Assemble the VersaVoid modular units to the configuration required with each tank being secured to another by interlocking, and place on protection fleece. 6. Cut geo-textile around inlet/ outlet pipes and insert tank connector, together with geomembrane top hat. 7. Carefully cut geomembrane around pipe protrusions and weld top hat to the geomembrane tank liner. Then weld geomembrane top hat to tank connector. Test all joints for leaks. 8. Continue with the inner protection encapsulation of the VersaVoid tank. 9. Place lid of geomembrane on tank and seal with weld. If protrusions exist for venting repeat step 7. 10. Check for leaks and test seals.

13. Connect inlet/ outlet/vent pipe and control chambers using appropriate adaptors. 14. Backfill around excavation using type 1 or 2 sub base or selected granular material, and compact in layers of not less than 150mm. The first 500mm of any installation should be compacted by hand. 15. Use a coarse sand protection layer over the top of the VersaVoid tanks and geotextile and then back fill to the required depth using Type 1 or 2 sub base material if the area is to be trafficked. Where the area is to be landscaped then as-dug material maybe used provided sharp or large solid matter is removed. 16. The area should then be compacted using suitable compaction equipment in accordance with specification for Highway Works.

Other Uses 350 mm central access channel with multiple outlets VersaVoid The most versatile void former on the market Complete access for all services - water, power, wiring, ventilation. Raised Flooring Multi level void former Roof/Podium decks - for creating raised levels with no loading, Horizontal access channel through system Complete access for services Multi-level versatility Internal / External applications High Static loading - in excess of 15 tonnes / m² Quick and easy installation Lightweight Simple, easy clunk / clip assembly Allows for complete versatility

Top access showing 3-D access channel through system B parts exposed to show service channels for cables and pipes 350 mm access channel through system Installation demonstrating stepping ability for multi-level finish if required

All products are manufactured to the highest quality, being subject to rigid quality control. However, the company cannot control conditions of application and use of its products, thus any warranty, written or implied, is given in good faith for materials only. ESS Ltd will not accept any responsibility for damage or injury arising from storage handling, misapplication or misuse of its products. All transactions are subject to our standard condition of sale, copies of which are available on request. To find out more about these systems and products please contact us ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS LTD Environmental Sustainable Solutions Ltd Sladen Mill, Halifax Road, Littleborough, Lancashire. OL15 0LB. tel: 01706 374416, fax: 01706 376785 email: technical@y-ess.com http: www.y-ess.com E&OE. Without Guarantee.