Thought Leader Series: Practical Applications of Stormwater Harvesting

Join us as we explore stormwater harvesting solutions for the sustainable management of water resources and practical applications of stormwater re-use.

Presented by Atlan Stormwater’s Kurt Jensen as part of Engineer Australia’s Thought Leader Series, this webinar takes a dive into stormwater harvesting infrastructure – including precast concrete assets, arched chambers and geocellular tanks.

Also known as stormwater retention, this vital infrastructure holds stormwater and conserves groundwater, decreases demand on water supply, reduces water usage and improves drought resilience.

Enhancing versatility and providing valuable solutions during site design – Atlan Stormwater’s range of water quantity assets are all available in configurations to detain or retain stormwater.

Combining On-Site Stormwater Detention (OSD) and stormwater harvesting infrastructure allows the design of generational stormwater assets that can respond to extremes in rainfall patterns – and protects our communities from droughts and flooding.

Subsurface installation is a key benefit of our range, allowing the installation of stormwater harvesting and OSD infrastructure underneath developmental features such as hardstand, car parks, roads and residential areas. These fully trafficable assets are compatible with overhead traffic – and offer valuable tools for maximising land yield and economic potential.

Modern stormwater harvesting incorporates modular and scalable design philosophies, which provide engineered solutions to meet your project’s on-site footprint and configuration requirements – from condensed footprints to large volume storage scenarios.

The AtlanCube will also be examined through case studies showcasing its unique cellular design, which results in efficiently engineered void spaces with a 97% storage ratio – providing high performance in stormwater retention and detention scenarios.