Industry Partners Series: Underground stormwater storage for detention or reuse
Engineers Australia
About this session
This webinar examines underground stormwater storage systems for detention, retention and infiltration, exploring why they are becoming increasingly important as urbanisation intensifies. It covers current industry standards, design considerations for geocellular plastic tank systems, comparisons with concrete solutions, legislation and compliance requirements, structural design factors, hydraulic performance assessment, and maintenance planning.
Key messages
Why underground stormwater management is becoming increasingly important; understanding different types of underground plastic stormwater storage systems; comparing plastic and concrete tank solutions; navigating legislation and compliance requirements; structural design considerations; assessing hydraulic performance; designing flexible systems; role of geomembranes and geotextiles; improving maintenance outcomes; addressing logistics and constructability challenges; using design software.
Who should attend
Stormwater consultants, civil engineers and landscape architects involved in planning, design and delivery of drainage and water management solutions. Also benefits development, design and project engineers seeking understanding of underground stormwater storage systems, specification, compliance, constructability and long-term performance.
Cost
Online Student: Free, Member: Free, Non-Member: Free, Technical Society Member: Free