AtlanFlow SN8 & ADS Pipe is warehoused and ready to supply local projects across Australia. With cost-effective pricing indexes at the ready – our prices are normalised in line with global commodity & demand trends. Lightweight and easy to install, we currently have stock holdings across Australia to meet your project demands. Packaged and priced […]
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Plastic Free July is wrapping up for 2023, and we take note of the goal to be ‘part of the plastic pollution solution’. In Australia, we use more than one million tonnes of plastic per year – and globally, our plastic waste is set to triple by 2040. By reducing our reliance on single-use plastics,
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Starting from July this year, we are pleased to announce that we will be changing our name to Atlan Stormwater. The name SPEL has served us well for a very long time, and it’s been a terrific part of our environmental journey. In Australia & New Zealand, we have greatly diversified our stormwater quality, quantity,
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Now approved for use across Blacktown City Council, SPELBasin has met the basis for approval through its Stormwater Quality Improvement Device Evaluation Protocol (SQIDEP) verification by Stormwater Australia. Providing a versatile approach to stormwater filtration, the SPELBasin also meets additional requirements for inclusion in Blacktown City Council’s WSUD Developer Handbook – based on product assessment
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Cranbourne West’s Green Link Estate is a leading-edge industrial development in Melbourne’s south-east. A 79-hectare site featuring operational sustainability frameworks, plans for the estate have established a 6-star green rating with a range of environmental features. This rating signifies one of the highest potential environmental ratings in the country and will serve the growing logistics
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With the world consuming 139 million tonnes of single-use plastics in 2019, our increasing plastic footprint has prompted local changes that seek to phase out single-use products. The challenge of curbing plastic use has been a progressive one. A large milestone was achieved in 2018, with single-use plastic bags eliminated from supply at Australia’s largest
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Head of SPEL’s National Engineering Team, Andre Magar, and his team provide technical support, design advice and sustainable engineering outcomes across many of our flagship projects. A consistent contributor to stormwater industry bodies such as UDIA, Stormwater Shepherds, Stormwater NSW & FRANC, Andre’s work mediates growth and profitability through sustainable frameworks and environmental compliance. LEARN
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Supporting Victoria’s transmission network, the Victorian Big Battery is one of the world’s biggest battery facilities. The modern 300MW facility is situated approximately 13 kilometres northwest of Geelong and is a key contributor to hitting the state’s target of 50% renewable energy by 2030. Providing energy storage when the sun is shining and the wind
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Celebrating Progress & Looking Forward Clean water is a right, not a privilege, and together we can ensure a more sustainable future for our waterways and rivers. Many of our communities are held back by their lack of access to clean water sources and sanitation – and World Water Day helps bring these issues to
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HDPE pipe is a cost-effective solution for stormwater conveyance and drainage. With low production and install costs, it compares favourably to many traditional pipe systems – particularly with regard to on-site, freight and labour costs. Due to its lightweight composition, longer lay lengths, ease of installation and lack of bell holes, HDPE can represent significant
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Yes. HDPE pipe that is installed with appropriate backfill is laterally supported, which ensures load-bearing capacity and trafficability. Vertical external loads (such as above-ground traffic) place deflective forces on HDPE pipe. However, this vertical deflection is resisted by the horizontal pressure of the backfill surrounding the pipe. The resulting horizontal pressures mean that the forces
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This product has been approved by many transit bodies, and is heavily utilised in railway corridors, underneath railway lines – which indicates its high performance and structural loading capabilities. AtlanFlow ADS Pipe has been directly approved by the following: Australian Rail & Track Corporation VicRoads Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Main Roads Western
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HDPE pipe is characterised by its lightweight yet structurally strong formula and offers a strong alternative to RCP pipe for stormwater applications. High density polyethylene is a polymer that is inherently resistant to corrosion, abrasion and other environmental factors. The resilience, durability and ease of installation of HDPE make it a great alternative to other
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HDPE (high-density polyethylene) and polypropylene are polymers used throughout plastic pipe applications in many industries. These polymers have different physical properties which reflect their chemical compositions and formulation. There are many benefits to choosing HDPE compositions for pipe systems over polypropylene, including. These include but are not limited to – Better deflection and stress resistance
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Atlan Flow ADS Pipe conforms to ASTM F2306 and AASHTO M252/M294 standards. These pipes must meet random inspection grades, and if they do not meet the grade – the plant producing the pipe must cease production. This leads to tightly controlled standards and quality control checks. AS2566 buried flexible pipeline standards are also met by
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The maximum cover of Atlan Flow is dependent on the diameter of the pipe and the specifications of the backfill used. If backfill does not meet required quality checks, is poorly compacted or is graded incorrectly, the maximum cover will not be able to be achieved. For traffic applications total minimum cover is 300mm for
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