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Case Studies

Capacity Modelling of Infiltration Zones
Case Studies Performance

Capacity Modelling of Infiltration Zones

Status - Complete Filter Media comparison to determine the efficiency around infiltration and emptying times of Infiltration Zones. The project was undertaken in July 2014 covering gravel, space soil, sandy loam, and clay soilsThis case study was undertaken in 2014 with...
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Infiltration Rate, Filter Media Comparison
Case Studies Performance

Infiltration Rate, Filter Media Comparison

Status - Complete Filter Media comparison to determine the efficiency around infiltration and emptying times of Infiltration Zones. The project was undertaken in July 2014 covering gravel, space soil, sandy loam, and clay soils This case study was undertaken in...
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– Frederick Street Catchment Project - Project Completed May 2024

City of Marion & Holdfast Bay

City of Marion & Holdfast Bay – Frederick Street Catchment Project – Construction Completed May 2024:

Data Collection On-going
  • The target of the project is to reduce stormwater runoff by 10-15%
  • 91 Kerb Space Inlet (R750) retrofitted into existing kerb
  • 31 Pits (P200L) models installed
  • 37 Trench (T275L) models installed
  • 33 Shallow Infiltration Systems (SIDS) systems installed
 

– Port Pirie – Project Ongoing:

Port Pirie Regional Council

Data Collection On-going

  • Installs are a part of the Greening Port Pirie Initiative, aimed at collecting stormwater to increase street tree canopy cover, resulting in reduced urban heat island effects and reduced water usage, along with creating greener roads with higher visual amenity
  • Currently, there have been 120 Shallow Infiltration Systems (SIDS) systems installed

– Cross Road & Fullarton Road – Project Completed August 2022

Department of Infrastructure and Transport

Data Collection On-going

  • 8 Kerb Space Inlets (R750) installed in intersection upgrade
  • 8 Trench (T275L) models installed

Council – Two Wells, Drew Street – Project Completed August 2021:

Adelaide Plains Council

Data Collection On-going

  • This project aimed to reduce stormwater runoff by capturing it and utilising it to promote street tree health
  • Street trees planted are Koelreuteria paniculate (Golden rain)
  • 5 Kerb Space Inlets (R750) installed
  • 5 Trench (T275L) models installed

– Kapunda, Hare Street – Project Completed July 2021

Light Regional Council

Data Collection On-going

  • This project aimed to reduce stormwater runoff by capturing it and utilising it to promote street tree health
  • Street trees planted are Cupaniopsis anacardiodes (Tuckeroo)
  • 5 Kerb Space Inlets (R750) installed
  • 5 Trench (T275L) models installed

– Wallaroo, Heritage Drive – Completed June 2021:

Copper Coast Council

Data Collection On-going

  • This project aimed to reduce stormwater runoff by capturing it and utilising it to promote street tree health
  • Street trees planted are Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Island pine)
  • 5 Kerb Space Inlets (R750) installed
  • 5 Trench (T275L) models installed

– Rafferty Street, Collaboration with Hydrorock Australasia, Project Completed September 2021

City of Port Adelaide Enfield

Data Collection On-going

  • This project investigated the water quality improvement and determined and compared the infiltration rates of each system
  • 6 Kerb Space Inlets (R750) installed
  • 3 Trench (T275L) models installed
  • 3 Hydrorock systems, each with a 270L capacity
  • Street trees planted are Eucalyptus leucoxylon (Euky Dwarf)

– Aldrige Terrace - Project Completed August 2018:

City of West Torrens

Data Collection On-going

  • The main objective of this project is to harness stormwater and utilise it to promote street tree health
  • Street trees planted are Zelkova serrate (Chinese Elm)
  • 26 Kerb Space Inlets (R750, Single Slot) installed coupled with Leaky Wells

– Eynesbury Avenue, Kingswood, Project Completed November 2014:

City of Mitcham

  • The goal with installs along Eynesbury Avenue was to increase water infiltration in the project area and to create a MUSIC model for modelling infiltration rates
  • Street trees planted are Koelreuteria paniculate (Golden rain)
  • 28 Kerb SPACE Inlets (R300) installed coupled with Leaky Wells

– Project Ongoing:

City of Melton

  • The city of Melton (Victoria) established a policy to integrate passive irrigation using inlets and scaled up all new residential streets
  • This is a collaborative research trial undertaken by the City of Melton, Melbourne University, and designed by Alluvium Consulting.
  • The large-scale Kerb SPACE inlets application will provide irrigation to 130,000 trees to create a green canopy for 300,000 new residents.