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Step One

FLAME TRAP INLET

The inlet pipe features a flame trap which works by eliminating air from the liquids entering the primary chamber.

Step Two

PRIMARY CHAMBER

The primary chamber of the Stormprotector is designed to slow down and separate pollutants from stormwater runoff, allowing dense particles to settle at the bottom of the chamber and the lighter fluids and deris to rise to the surface while the cleaner water flows into the secondary chamber for further treatment.

Step Three

OIL CAPTURE

Captured hydrocarbons rise to the surface of the storage chamber and are retained behind a weir which stops them from flowing into the secondary chamber without resuspension during high flow events.

Step Four

OIL PROBE CONTROL PANEL AND VAPOUR Y-SEAL

The Stormprotector is easily maintained due to its trash, oiland sludge pumpout access, providing easy and efficient access for regular maintenance and cleaning.

Step Five

SLUGE WEIR (OPTIONAL)

The secondary chamber is fitted with a finely perforated coalescing unit which removes the remaining globules of light liquid to a certified 5mg/l. The coalescing unit is installed on guiderails for ease of installation and maintenance.

Step Six

AUTOMATIC CLOSURE DEVICE

The Stormprotector has a max flow bypass that allows water to discharge freely over the weir during large stormwater inflows to prevent flow restriction.

Step Seven

COALESCER FILTER UNIT

The oil probe and control panel are crucial components in monitoring and maintaining oil spills. The probe detects any oil leaks and sends signals to the control panel, which alerts the maintenance team.