N.l. Olson & Associates, Inc.

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Contech Stormwater Solutions Inc.

I.s.c. Environmental, Inc.

Norman L Olson

Wesley R Johnson

Richard H Langford, Ii

Daniel P Cobb

Vaikko P Allen, Ii

Derek M Berg

Brian R McLaughlin

A stormwater control system including conveyance, filtration and discharge systems. The conveyance system includes a set of conduits and connections providing a flow path through a compacted soil embankment from an upper inlet to a lower discharge area of an underlying soil infiltration zone. The control system has configurations for transferring stormwater from pervious and impervious surfaces to the soil infiltration zone. The control system optionally includes a media filter device that may be installed within the conveyance system to intercept sediment and other contaminants prior to discharge within the underlying soil infiltration zone.

Stormwater control system and related method

A system and related method for separating floating and nonfloating particulate and entrained, suspended, and/or dissolved contaminants from a fluid. The system includes a tank with a lower chamber spaced from an outlet or upper chamber by a confinement deck. The deck includes one or more sockets for receiving one or more filter units for fluid treatment. In addition, the lower chamber of the tank acts as a pretreatment sump to remove floating and nonfloating particulates, thereby reducing the load on the filter units. The filter units are configured for radial and/or upward flow of the fluid from the lower chamber. The filter units may include one or more filter media through which the fluid pass prior to exiting the tank. The filter units include a removable screening retainer for retaining the filter media and/or to screen relatively large contaminants. The filter unit may be removed for ease of tank maintenance and replacement of filter media. The system allows a method of contaminated fluid treatment under varying flow conditions by directing the fluid radially and/or upwardly through the retainer. Establishing both types of flow through the filter unit improves filtering and extends filter life without compromising desired flow through rates.

Fluid filter system and related method

A structure for use with low flow stormwater drainage includes a two-piece outer cylindrical housing and a removable inner cylindrical flow cartridge containing a replaceable filter media. The housing consists of a sealed basin with a removable lid. The cartridge is suspended within the housing by an open tubular mechanical support extending downward from the housing lid. The bottom of the cartridge is above the bottom of the housing. The cartridge has a permeable screened bottom and a screened orifice at the top where the open tubular support attaches. An inlet into the housing accepts fluid flow transverse to the vertical axis of the cartridge at a depth location near the cartridge vertical midpoint. In operation, hydrostatic head pressure forces stormwater flow into the housing where primary separation of insoluble contaminants occurs. Contaminants with a density less than water remain inside the housing but outside the cartridge at a depth near the housing lid. Contaminants with a density substantially greater than water remain inside the housing but outside the cartridge at a depth near the housing bottom. The separated stormwater flows through the cartridge bottom permeations, upward through the filter media where secondary treatment occurs then out the open tubular support. Secondary treatment removes targeted dissolved and suspended contaminants through adsorption and filtration.

Low-flow-contaminant-adsorbing system

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Port Orchard, WA, United States of America

Norman L Olson