LAM-LAMINATION

Reference Standards

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Basin Authority guidelines

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Municipal/Regional Building Regulations

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Regional Decrees

COLLECTION GRID

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COLLECTION GRID

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VENT

VENT

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BALANCING TANK

BALANCING TANK

BALANCING TANK

WHITE WATER SEWER

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SUBMERSIBLE ELECTRIC PUMP

OVERFLOW PIPING

WHITE WATER SEWER

Laminated tanks consist of corrugated containers for underground use of the modular type with high-density recyclable polyethylene

(LLDPE) 100% with rotational moulding technology; they are supplied with inlet and outlet pipes in PVC that guarantee perfect tightness.

On request, the tanks can be equipped with electric pumps and electric panel for the management of the same.

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LAM 40000 M

LAM 80000 M

LAM 120000 M

LAM 160000 M

LAM 200000 M

LAM 240000 M

cm

m

cm

mm

litre

216

13,46

210

400

40.000

216

26,42

210

400

80.000

216

39,38

210

400

120.000

216

52,34

210

400

160.000

216

65,30

210

400

200.000

216

78,26

210

400

240.000

Use of lamination

The waterproofing of the territory, following the

construction of new settlements or industrial businesses,

has highlighted several issues related to the disposal of

rainwater from these areas. In particular, the inadequacy

of existing drainage systems and stream receptors can

have serious hydraulic-quantitative consequences.

Urbanization essentially produces two types of alterations:

1.

it produces a change in the water balance of surface

water due to less infiltration of rainwater into the

ground;

2. during rainfalls, increased hydraulic flow is delivered

to receptors due to increased waterproofing and the

increased speed of surface runoff, worsening the

problems associated with the control of flooding.

These consequences can be controlled by inserting

laminated artefacts into the drainage networks with the

function of provisionally accumulating water volumes

resulting from meteorological events, to send them

subsequently to the network downstream or the final

receptor with reduced flow that is compatible with them.

N.B. For volumes other than those indicated in the table and all

project quotes, contact the Technical Office aquapura@elbi.it

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