DuroMaxx Improved Maintenance of Zoo's Hippo and Elephant Pools
A zoo in the Rocky Mountains improved its maintenance and periodic draining of the hippo and elephant pools by installing DuroMaxx® SRPE tank solutions in the habitats. Both systems were efficient, cost-effective and integrated seamlessly with existing sewer infrastructure, providing a holistic solution.
After being closed for more than four decades, Eaglehead Drive was reopened after a twin cell BridgeCor® Structural Plate was installed. The new structure met the challenging site conditions while ensuring long-term durability.
As part of a large-scale industrial development at South Ontario Logistics Center Building 6, a stormwater management system utilizing a CDS® Hydrodynamic Separator, an underground detention system and eight Modular Wetlands® Linear Biofiltration Systems was installed.
An improvement project on Laguna Canyon Road/State Route 133 included the installation of ArmorFlex® Class 40L Mats to improve drainage along the shoulders while providing openings for natural creek infiltration.
Smart CSO/SSO Storage Solutions: Top Questions from Recent Webinar
The audience engagement at our recent Contech webinar titled “Smart CSO/SSO Storage Solutions: Designing Resilient Systems for Today’s Infrastructure” was fantastic, proving that as municipalities deal with increased contaminated runoff, stricter regulations, and aging infrastructure, the hunt for reliable wastewater storage is heating up. Our presentation included several key design considerations for Contech’s DuroMaxx® SRPE tanks, which lead to various insightful questions. Many of the questions reflected similar themes, so I thought it might be beneficial to share a few – and the answers behind them to help designers better understand how the DuroMaxx® SRPE technology performs.
Stormwater Detention Systems: The Ins & Outs of Inlets & Outlets
Underground detention systems are often evaluated by storage volume, depth, and footprint, but the real performance impact starts and ends at the inlets and outlets. These connection points control how water enters the system, how energy is managed, and how reliably the system releases flow at the intended rate. In this post, we’ll break down the most common design questions engineers ask about inlets and outlets, so your system performs predictably, stays maintainable, and meets hydraulic goals.
A detention system can meet the required storage and still underperform if the inlet or outlet becomes a bottleneck. Many design issues show up when the inlet is too restrictive, causing backups upstream.
From laboratory testing to field installation, articulating concrete blocks (ACBs) play a critical role in protecting infrastructure from erosion and hydraulic forces. This webinar will walk you through how ACBs are tested, how to turn those results into practical design parameters, and the key steps for creating accurate bid documents and ensuring proper installation. Learn directly from Contech experts how to avoid common pitfalls and ensure your ACB projects deliver long-term performance.
Participants Earn One Professional Development Hour.
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