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The Oceansafe ® System U. S. Patent # 7.351.004 Dated April 1, 2008
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Stormwater collects at hardscape surface points, entering into surface drains that are accurately placed where the largest volume of water flows.
Water flows through the surface drains, traveling through silt and chemical removing filters before it enters the leach field.
Water then enters a pre-engineered water storage field of void spaced aggregate, naturally filtering the water before migrating into the aqueduct.
As water travels to the aqueduct, it slowly percolates through a permeable lens, eventually leaching into the natural local soil base.
Reinforced Concrete
Aggregate Base
Aggregate Storage
Filter Fabric
Compacted Subgrade
Impervious Lens
Pervious Lens
How is the storage capacity calculated?
99 gal / ft ³ 52 gal / ft ³ 99 gal / ft ³
= = =
8373.98 gal 154.25 gal / ft ³ 119.28 gal / ft ³
c aggregate water storage and percolation field measurement
( 155’× 17.5’× 10”)
b volume of 6 leach lines a volume of 2 aqueducts
e volume of 2 perimeter lines
* Assume a 50.13 % void space in aggregate fields
Total Volume of Leach Field
c
− b
− a =
b
2260.40 ft ³ 20.62 ft ³
6.66 ft ³
2233.12 ft ³
×
3.7499 gal / ft ³
=
8373.98 gal
+ 20.62 ft ³ × 7.48052 gal / ft ³ = 154.25 gal / ft ³
a
+ 31.81 ft ³ × 3.7499 gal / ft ³ = 119.28 gal / ft ³
+ 60.47 ft ³ × 7.48052 gal / ft ³ = 452.35 gal / ft ³
e
c aggregate w and percolat
( 155’× 17.5’×
b volume of 6 a volume of 2
e volume of 2
* Assume a 50.13 %
52 gal / ft ³
=
452.35 gal / ft ³
Total Volume of Entire System
= 9099.90 gal / ft ³ *
= 9099.90 gal / ft ³ *