SmartSoak Residential Stormwater Management System

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SmartSoak Residential Stormwater Management System

SmartSoak Presenting a new way to deal with stormwater runoff from residential properties. In a smart, easy and cost effective kit, the system contains all the components needed to attenuate stormwater from an individual residential site. Hidden underground, stores runoff from the impermeable surfaces in a series of modules wrapped in a geotextile fabric where it slowly soaks away into the surrounding soils and/or is released through an orifice. Using the innovative Linear Access pipes, is a maintainable system which will not silt up over time, like traditional gravel soakage stormwater pits and buried crate systems. is smart, cost effective and compact; boasting a 95% void ratio compared with traditional soakage aggregate pits with a void ratio of 30-40% which are not able to be maintained. The modules are pre-approved by council* which streamlines the consenting process of the developer and project engineer. Available in 3 standard sizes to suit property requirements, the system can be easily installed anywhere on the property. The modules are trafficable meaning they can be installed under driveways and parking areas, providing there is a minimum of 600mm of cover. SMARTSOAK KIT - Standard Sizes Code Product Tank Size Modules 13281 3.5m3 System 2.0 x 2.145 x 0.86 15 13085 5m3 System 2.8 x 2.145 x 0.86 21 13086 7m3 System 4.0 x 2.145 x 0.86 30 13087 10m3 System 5.2 x 2.145 x 0.86 42 modules and linear access technology hold pre-approval certification from Auckland and Hamilton City Councils. At present, these are the only councils requiring formal approval for underground stormwater devices.

SmartSoak Utilised in 3 ways! The primary function of is the management of storm runoff from impermeable surfaces. Sump Soakage System Modules wrapped in DuraForce AS410 Geotextile Inspection Cap Permeable Soils Soakage Rainwater is collected in modules and allowed to soak into the surrounding soil over a period of time after the storm has finished. A course screen filter is recommended to catch larger objects from blocking the system. Impermeable Liner where required Sump Detention System Modules wrapped in DuraForce AS410 Geotextile Inspection Cap Controlled Discharge via Orifice Detention Stormwater is collected in detention module and released at a reduced rate through a flow control orifice into an appropriate outflow pipe. This reduces peak flows from the site, thereby minimising the risk of flooding, erosion and potentially deferring the need to replace hydraulically inadequate stormwater pipes. Sump Reuse System Modules wrapped in impermeable PVC liner with DuraForce AS410 Geotextile on each side of the liner. Reuse Inspection Cap Reuse Rainwater from roofs is directed to modules located beneath driveways, lawns and other trafficable or non trafficable surfaces. A coarse screen filter is recommended to remove leaves and rubbish from inflows, thereby protecting the Soakage modules from blocking. Water collected in the tank is suitable for garden watering, laundry use and toilet flushing. For more information on the Stormwater Soakage System Contact us 0800 CIRTEX I INFO@CIRTEX.CO.NZ I WWW.CIRTEX.CO.NZ

Components SmartSoak System Kit Linear Access Module Linear Access Plates Size: 400mm x 440mm 1 x Kit includes: 3.5m3 Kit: 12 LA Plates 5m3 Kit: 12 LA Plates 7m3 Kit: 12 LA Plates 10m3 Kit: 12 LA Plates Small Plates Size: 400mm x 440mm 1 x Kit includes: 3.5m3 Kit: 108 Small Plates 5m3 Kit: 156 Small Plates 7m3 Kit: 228 Small Plates 10m3 Kit: 324 Small Plates DuraForce AS410 Geotextile Wrap 3.5m3 Kit: 25m2 5m3 Kit: 30m2 7m3 Kit: 70m2 10m3 Kit: 95m2 Sump Caps Size: 250mm (d) 1 x Kit includes: 2 x Sump Caps Large Plates Size: 400mm x 715mm 1 x Kit includes: 3.5m3 Kit: 105 Large Plates 5m3 Kit: 147 Large Plates 7m3 Kit: 210 Large Plates 10m3 Kit: 294 Large Plates Sump Tanks Size: 1.3m x 450mm(d) 1 x Kit includes 2 x Sumps Linear Access Pipes Size: 150mm x 2.7m, 1 x Kit includes: 2 x Top Perforated Pipes. Note: All components on this page are not shown to scale

System Sizes A SmartSoak 3.5m 3 System 5m 3 System C 7m 3 System 2.145m 5 Rows - 2m 7 Rows - 2.8m 10 Rows - 4m 2.145m D 10m 3 System 14 Rows - 5.6m 2.145m 2.145m Standard Sizes Available 3.5m3 5m3 7m3 10m3 *Custom sizes also available on request. SmartSoak - Linear Access FINISHED SURFACE TRAFFICALE LID CAN E INCORPORATED WHERE REQUIRED WRAP WITH DURAFORCE AS410 GEOTEXTILE COVER MATERIAL MUST E COMPACTED AT 300mm INTERVALS 0.6m SMARTSOAK SUMP 0.86m SMARTSOAK SUMP TRAFFICALE APPLICATIONS MOVE SUMP DOWN 100mm LINEAR ACCESS PIPE (ø=150mm) TO E PERFORATED ON THE TOP ONLY 3 x 0.715 = 2.145m Typical Cross Section SU-ASE (FREE OF LARGE STONE) SLOW RELEASE OUTLET TO E INCORPORATED WHERE REQUIRED 50mm COMPACTED GRAVEL ASE For more information on the Stormwater Soakage System Contact us 0800 CIRTEX I INFO@CIRTEX.CO.NZ I WWW.CIRTEX.CO.NZ

Installation SmartSoak Soakage System STEP 1 STEP 2 Excavate the trench to the required dimensions ensuring excavation footprint is wide enough to allow for small compactor around the edge of the modules. Trench depth must allow for 600mm cover over the modules for trafficable applications and 450mm for non-trafficable applications. Place, level and compact 50-100mm of bedding material consisting of course sand or free draining aggregate with a maximum particle size of 20mm at base of excavation. STEP 3 Line base and sides of excavation with DuraForce AS410 Non-Woven Geotextile. STEP 4 Assemble modules including the 3 linear-access modules using a rubber mallet. Ensure correct orientation of small plates as per image, ellipse shape must be vertical not horizontal. A = Small Plates A = Large Plates A STEP 5 A Insert perforated pipes into the linear-access modules with the perforations facing upwards. A For more information on the Stormwater Soakage System Contact us 0800 CIRTEX I INFO@CIRTEX.CO.NZ I WWW.CIRTEX.CO.NZ

For impermeable system installation contact 0800 CIRTEX (247 839) or email INFO@CIRTEX.CO.NZ STEP 6 Place sumps, and connect inlet and linear-access pipes by cutting holes in sumps and sealing. STEP 7 Lower the linear-access module row into the excavation, and place standard modules to complete the system configuration. Cable ties can be used to stabilise modules if required. STEP 8 ackfill sides of tank with coarse sand or free draining aggregate with maximum particle size 20mm. Compact side backfill using plate compactor or vibratory tamper. STEP 9 Wrap DuraForce AS410 geotextile over the tank, ensuring minimum 300mm overlap of Geotextile. STEP 10 Place and compact backfill on top of modules. Ensure minimum 600mm of granular material for trafficable applications or 450mm of fill material for non-trafficable applications. (Nontrafficable application pictured)

Soakage System Technical Data Module Technical Specifications WIDTH LENGTH HEIGHT VOID SPACE CAPACITY LOAD EARING CAPACITY MATERIAL LINEAR ACCESS PIPES WRAPPING GEOTEXTILE 400mm 715mm Double module = 860mm 95% 233.64L / Double Module 22.8t/m2 (can be increased using more plates if required) Polypropylene copolymer (food contact grade) 150mm diameter geotextile wrap must be: DuraForce AS410 (NZTA Strength Class C) Minimum Cover Depths Location Non trafficked areas: eg: Landscaping Car parks, vehicles up to 2,500kg gross mass Minimum Cover Depths 450mm 600mm Approvals: RainSmart Stormwater Modules are pre-approved for use with Auckland Council and Hamilton City Councils. CIRTEX INDUSTRIES LTD Head Office 16 Queen Street, Kopu, Thames 3578, New Zealand Auckland Sales and Distribution 2 Wilco Place, Wiri, Manukau, Auckland Christchurch Sales and Distribution Unit 2, 652 Halswell Junction Road, Hornby, Christchurch Postal Address PO ox 470, Thames 3540, New Zealand 0800 CIRTEX (247 839) WWW.CIRTEX.CO.NZ CIRTEX AUSTRALIA LTD Gold Coast Level 9, 1 Corporate Court, undall, QLD 4217, Australia Phone +61 7 3067 3631 Postal Address PO ox 4883, GCMC undall, QLD 9726, Australia 1800 012 681 WWW.CIRTEX.COM.AU