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Stormwater management is a process of diverting and detaining (storing) road runoff during rainy seasons in urban areas. This is done majorly to avoid flooding, soil erosion and maintain ground water quality against contamination. This infrastructure will safeguard residential area, commercial establishments, roads, parks, water ways from flooding and contamination. The stormwater management is a practise to harvest the rainwater and to percolate it slowly to the ground or to natural water bodies.
One of the way to manage the stormwater is to establish excavated ponds that can be either maintained as in Dry condition or as wet conditions. The DRY ponds will be holding water only during rainy seasons and will remain dry during summer and the WET ponds will be holding water all through the year and slowly be percolating the water to the ground
A well designed stormwater management system will be deigned in a way that the rainwater is effectively harvested and released in natural water ways, slowly, without disturbing the soil and infrastructure. This will replicate the olden days the water used to travel during rainy season before the urbanisation
If the stormwater management infrastructure is not established, there will be higher loss to the government due to flooding in communities, erosion of roads and bridges and even a large contamination in water bodies damaging the aquatic habitations. The water ways in rural and urban areas also get impacted due to lack of stormwater infrastructure, due to over runoff and high current with lots of collectable debris. The stormwater will lead the dirt, oil, grease, heavy metals, chemicals and fertilisers from the urban and industrial areas to the nearby water bodies, without proper stormwater infrastructure contaminating the water bodies and destroying the aquatic life permanently.
The Underground Rainwater infiltration wells provides underground water infiltration and can be installed in various locations, sizes, shapes and depths to meet specific project requirements. The entire project location can be used as a catchment area including stormwater, landscape and roof areas providing the water storage capacity to meet your requirements.
