SiteSaver
Improve Water Quality
Treatment Solutions for Stormwater, Urban Runoff and Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Discharges
SiteSaver®
Remove Impurities from Waterways
SiteSaver is a unique hydrodynamic separator that utilizes trash containment devices, inclined plate technology and baffles to capture and easily remove trash and debris, floatables, hydrocarbons and sediment from waterways.
SiteSaver can be utilized as a stand-alone device or work in a treatment train approach as the pre-treatment phase. In a treatment train, it handles a variety of TMDL solutions including trash, sediments, hydrocarbons, total phosphorus, nitrogen and heavy metals.
Certifications
Advantages
Proven Performance
- NJCAT Verified/NJDEP Certified
- U.S. EPA-sponsored netting projects recorded 97% removal efficiencies
- Certified by Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board (LARWQCB) for full capture with 5-mm nets
- 25 years of experience in manufacturing, installing and maintaining netting systems
Trusted Technology
- Three-dimensional netting technology removes floatables, trash and debris while providing a larger surface area than traditional two-dimensional screens
- Less maintenance is required because nets can accommodate a larger volume of material and do not need mechanical devices to remove blockages
- Inclined plate settling technology dramatically increases the effective settling area of a physical footprint by creating parallel operating settling cells that overlap and self-clean during flow events
Efficient Design
- Engineered to meet site-specific requirements, can accommodate any flow
- Internal hydraulic relief prevents flooding while completely containing trash and debris, even when the event exceeds the design flow
- Trash and debris are contained and drain dry reducing further decay and leaching of pollutants into water
- Durable, high-strength precast concrete modules can be easily retrofit into almost any stormwater system
- HS-20 standard loading, can accommodate higher load capacities
- Excels in a variety of markets including residential, commercial, manufacturing and industrial applications
Quick Installation
- Prefabricated, modular system enables quick installation
- Low capital and installation costs
- On-site supervision available on each project
Easy Maintenance
- Accessible for inspection and maintenance
- No confined space entry is required, as net change-out is done at the surface
- Long service life, with cost-effective maintenance
- Scales can be attached to lifting equipment for easy debris measurements required for environmental permits
- Remote monitoring available through Telnet
Flows
Typical Flow
Stormwater enters the SiteSaver through an inflow pipe and exits through an outflow pipe that is placed at virtually the same elevation. Upon entering the system, floating matter such as hydrocarbons and other floatable solids are captured on the inlet side of the insert. Stormwater is then conveyed through the insert, first through a perforated baffle and then into the inclined plate settling area where sedimentation removal occurs. The stormwater then travels through a perforated weir prior to discharge via the outlet pipe. A hinged baffle is also attached to the weir to decrease resuspension/scouring of captured pollutants in extreme events.
High Flow
During a high flow event, the flow path maintains the typical flow characteristics for the duration of the “first flush” period where the majority of pollutants/contaminants are conveyed/migrated through the stormwater network. When the storm/flow intensifies, the weir also acts as an internal bypass for the flows that exceed the capacity of the inclined plates. The bypass is incorporated into every design in order to minimalize head losses during large events.
SiteSaver® Project Profiles
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