Product
SPEL Filter
Hydraulic pressure forces water through the filter media — causing a constant velocity throughout the filter area realising a consistent media contact time and therefore treatment.
Upon completion of a treatment cycle, the filter backwashes and effectively dislodges particulates from the filtration layers. This re-establishes filter media porosity. The dislodged particles then accumulate away from the filter media allowing easy removal during maintenance.
Features
No moving parts, generating a true siphon effect.
Applications
- Car parks and Shopping Centres
- Council Depots
- Industrial Estates
- Heavy Vehicle Maintenance
- Airport Aprons & Tarmacs
- Transport Depots & Loading Bays
- Tunnels
- Highways & Transport Corridors
- Recycling Yards
The uniform size silica-sand filter media provides for higher removal efficiencies than coarser types of media used in other cartridge systems. SPELFilter media is inorganic — it doesn’t leach nitrogen and other nutrients.
Due to the greater surface area and high flow capacity, combined with the modular cartridge design, the SPELFilter systems can be deployed in a variety of structures including manholes, precast vaults, or cast-in-place structures.
Each system is optimised to suit your specific site and local authority requirements by qualified and experienced professionals.
The media cartridge provides a significantly greater surface contact area to footprint ratio than other filters. With a flow rate of 2.83L/s per cartridge and underground installation, the SPELFilter provides excellent removal efficiency whilst maintaining site surface yield.
- Small footprint
- Inorganic filter media (doesn’t leach nutrients)
- Can be deployed in various drainage structures such as manholes & vaults
- Contains no moving parts
- 90% TSS, 54% TP and 36% TN removal
SPEL Filter Field Evaluaton
Published Results
The research was undertaken to evaluate the effectiveness of a 200 micron mesh pit basket in a 900 square format and an 850 mm high media filtration cartridge system for removing total suspended solids and nutrients from stormwater runoff. The monitoring protocol was developed with Queensland University of Technology (QUT), reflecting the Auckland Regional Council Proprietary Device Evaluation Protocol (PDEP) and United States Urban Stormwater BMP Performance Monitoring Manual with some minor improvements reflecting local conditions.
During the 18 month period, more than 30 rain events have occurred, of which nine comply with the protocol. The Efficiency Ratio (ER) observed was 87% TSS, 55% TP and 42% TN for the SPELFilter cartridge filter. The performance results on nine events have been observed to be significantly different statistically (p < 0.05) for the filters.
SPEL Filter Media Guide
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In Action
The proof is in the pudding. We invite you to take a moment to review our case studies, projects, videos and images showcasing the SPEL Filter.
SPEL Filters In Action At Zetland NSW
Located just four kilometres from both Sydney’s central business district and Bondi Junction, Zetland has quickly risen as a popular suburb for young professionals and international …
Blacktown Council Approves latest SPEL Filter
Located around 35 kilometres west of the CBD, Blacktown City Council is one of Sydney’s fastest growing local government areas. With a current population of …
SPEL Stormsack and SPELFilter installed at Caltex Mudgeeraba
Project: Caltex Mudgeeraba, 24 Railway Street, Mudgeeraba, QLD Products: 5 x SPEL Stormsack 9 x SPEL Filter Cartridges 6 x SPEL Precast Tank 1 …
How we can help
Work with our experienced team of engineers and consultants on your next WSUD or stormwater treatment project.
Design assistance, complimentary modelling, installation, and maintenance packages. Contact us for an obligation free quote.
