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Why is FlowGuard suited to retrofit applications?

FlowGuard provides a decentralised approach to stormwater management that is fully compatible with our stormwater conveyance system, AtlanChannel, and integrates seamlessly into existing strip drains and stormwater pits. Designed for direct installation in 300mm wide grated drains with a minimum depth of 450mm, FlowGuard is ideal for at-source stormwater treatment, with each module running 1 […]

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What are the benefits of using FlowGuard for stormwater filtration?

FlowGuard is a modular, decentralised stormwater treatment system that is easily retrofit or directly integrated into strip drains and stormwater pits. Providing SQIDEP-verified pollution removal with the convenience of surface-level installation, these stormwater filtration systems provide a condensed footprint design for at-source stormwater treatment. Ideal for scenarios where stormwater runoff may otherwise be bypassed, FlowGuard

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What is decentralised stormwater treatment?

Decentralised stormwater treatment devices are designed to manage stormwater flows locally or ‘at-source’. This approach provides a cost-effective, low-impact alternative to larger central installations of stormwater treatment and conveyance infrastructure. These devices can be distributed across urban catchments to manage incoming flows before they combine and require capacity for treating higher flow rates. Decentralised stormwater

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Stormwater Harvesting: Check Out Our Latest Webinar!

Our webinar ‘Practical Applications of Stormwater Harvesting’ with Engineers Australia is now available through the Atlan Learning Catchment. Atlan’s Kurt Jensen, General Manager (Victoria & Tasmania), showcases our range of stormwater retention infrastructure and water quantity solutions – and their deployment in re-use applications to improve sustainability, conserve water, and engineer for drought resilience.  Joining Engineers

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Case-Study showing how to use Stormwater Pipes as On-Site Stormwater Detention

AtlanFlow HDPE Pipe: Stormwater Detention for Tintern Grammar

Established in 1877 and situated in Melbourne’s Ringwood East, Tintern Grammar is one of Australia’s longest-standing schools. Set on over 16 hectares of landscaped gardens and sporting grounds in the City of Maroondah LGA, the prestigious site features expansive facilities, including an indoor swimming pool, STEAM centre and a working farm. Tintern Grammar’s newest extension

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Atlan BaffleBox: SQIDEP-Verified GPT (Gross Pollutant Trap)

Stormwater Australia’s SQIDEP framework sets standards for the independent testing and reporting of stormwater device performance, and the Atlan BaffleBox is the latest of our generational stormwater assets to be assessed and verified through this robust testing protocol. The Atlan BaffleBox is a high-performance Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) that removes sediment, suspended particles, gross pollutants,

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Channel Drain & Grates for Stormwater Conveyance

AtlanChannel is the latest addition to our stormwater conveyance range – helping projects meet drainage needs with a locally manufactured channel drain system that uses up to 80% recycled feedstock. With a polymer concrete composition, the AtlanChannel improves project sustainability without compromising quality or performance. AtlanChannel offers a high-strength alternative to precast concrete products, delivering

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Atlan Stormwater: Thanking Our Clients, Family & Peers for a Great 2024

Atlan was known as the Greatest King of Atlantis and Protector of the Oceans, and we sincerely thank our stormwater family of Zero Pollution Ambassadors – our teammates, industry peers, and professional partners – for working with us throughout 2024. Together, we ensure our belief that clean waterways are a right, not a privilege is

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Cowes, Phillip Island: Water Quality, OSD & Stormwater Harvesting Solutions

Lifestyle Communities, Cowes, is a modern development just three-hundred and fifty metres from the pristine coastline of Phillip Island. This vibrant seaside development is just a short distance from nearby beaches – including Yellow Sand Beach and Red Rock Beach. The 263-lot master planned residential estate combines low-maintenance homes and high-value amenities. Sustainable, liveable spaces

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Kingston Park: Tasmania’s First Floating Treatment Wetlands

Kingston is home to Tasmania’s first Floating Treatment Wetlands – an innovative approach to stormwater management that mimics natural floating island environments to enhance waterfront land value, improve water quality, and provide habitats for local wildlife. Installed in the Kingborough Council LGA with GPT (Gross Pollutant Trap) pretreatment, these Floating Wetlands will support clean waterways

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AtlanVault case study featuring stormwater solutions incorporating AtlanVault OSD Tanks & StormSack GPTs

Bayswater: Designing Stormwater Solutions for a Constrained Warehouse Site

Bayswater is a suburb in the City of Knox LGA with a combination of residential and industrial zoning, located just twenty-seven kilometres west of the Melbourne CBD.     Historically known for its factories and manufacturing, the suburb has received extensive council investment to manage and develop growth through the Bayswater Renewal Strategy.    An upcoming warehouse extension

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Plastic Pollution: Ocean Floor Reservoirs

Leading research by the CSIRO, in collaboration with the University of Toronto, has uncovered insights into the accumulation of plastic waste on the ocean floor – with estimates of up to 11 million tonnes of plastic pollution residing in these deep-sea reservoirs.   The study was based on data from remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and reveals

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StormSack SQIDEP Verified: At-Source Pollution Capture

Joining our recent SQIDEP verification for FlowFilter and Vortceptor, the StormSack (now known as AtlanTrap) is now verified through Stormwater Australia’s robust testing evaluation pathway – the Stormwater Quality Improvement Device Evaluation Protocol. The StormSack is an at-source Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) that can be employed in new or existing developments to capture urban pollutants.

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SQIDEP Independent Testing for Vortceptor

Vortceptor SQIDEP Verified: Independently Tested Pollution Removal Efficiencies

We are delighted to announce the addition of the Vortceptor to our SQIDEP verified range – our locally manufactured, high-performance vortex screening GPT (Gross Pollutant Trap).   The latest of our water quality range to be independently verified in accordance with Stormwater Australia’s rigorous protocol – it joins our SQIDEP verified range which includes FlowFilter,

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Can stormwater detention tanks be used for stormwater harvesting?

Yes. Our stormwater detention range, including MegaVault, AtlanVault, AtlanCube, and AtlanChamber, can be custom-installed with liners and sealants to retain stormwater for reuse applications. Stormwater detention systems temporarily store stormwater to slow incoming flows and prevent flooding. Stormwater harvesting involves storing this water over longer periods for on-site use, such as irrigation, toilet flushing, gardening,

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What is an OSD tank?

On-site Stormwater Detention (OSD) tanks are stormwater management systems that temporarily store excess surface runoff during storms and heavy rainfall.    By slowing these incoming flows, they can be released slowly to drainage or infiltration zones, which prevents downstream assets, property, and environments from being overwhelmed by excess stormwater.   Key benefits of these systems

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