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case studies on some of the many projects that Siltbusters
have been used on. For further information please contact
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.....The project, at the South Terminal’s
Multi Storey Car Park (MSCP) 3 is showcasing the latest in environmental
management best practice, by using two Siltbuster FB50 water
treatment units to settle fine solids from run-off water produced
by the hydrodemolition of damaged concrete.....
.....An ongoing issue at the site is that solids build
up in the closed loop water distribution system for the factory can
block the water passages.....
.....A key part of the strategy is the use of the
Siltbuster units, positioned at specific locations to trap any solids
and polish the water before it is released off site.....
.....As a result of seeing the Siltbuster at the International
Quarrying and Recycling Exhibition at Hillhead in June 2003, Ready
Use approached Unipure to trial a unit at its Dunmurry plant.....
.....The initial phase of the project was to safely
remove the fish and other wildlife from the lakes before the process
of pumping the water and silt out of the lake could begin.....
.....Phase 1 of a £35.6m road project serving
the Forth Road Bridge in Scotland is meeting stringent environmental
targets for wastewater discharged from site, despite a high level
of suspended solids, thanks to the 24-hour operation of two Siltbuster
HB50 mobile silt traps......
.....The gasholder was to be demolished and the water
had to be removed and treated before being discharged to a soak-away
in accordance with the Environment Agency’s Discharge Consent......
.....The pavement team purchased it’s first
Siltbuster unit in July 2003 as part of a contract to construct new
power supply and distribution facilities for the aircraft stands and
aprons.....
.....When their site at Tannochside, near Glasgow
wanted to treat the effluent from their Special Shaped Brick Cutting
Operations they called in Siltbuster.....
.....It was proposed that the water would be pumped
out of the lake to remove the oil on the water surface and the disturbed
silt via temporary interceptor and that the oil and silt would then
to be tankered off site for appropriate disposal.....
.....Seastructures Ltd. were employed as the principle
contractor to carry out the installation on the lock gates and to
pump out the water from within the impounded basin down to above the
silt level. A further complication was that the Dock was contaminated
with TBT which has to be treated.....
.....The specified discharge limits were such that
initially the only viable means of meeting them was to tanker all
the water off site, an expensive operation. Another solution was looked
for and a Siltbuster was installed.....
