PRODUCTS USED
- 830 Stormtech MC-4500 chamber
- 3,210' (951 M) of 18"-42" (450-1,050 mm) HP Storm Dual Wall Pipe
- 500' (152 m) of 6"-24" (150-600 mm) N-12 0601TG nonwoven geotextile
- 315WTM woven geotextile
Designing and constructing infrastructure at the Jackson Hole Airport presented unique challenges and constraints. The airport needed to create an environmentally sustainable stormwater solution to capture stormwater from the aircraft parking aprons, but also the automobile parking lot.
The designer utilized 830 StormTech MC-4500 chambers and an Isolator® Row to provide water quality enhancement. The captured stormwater is detained and filtered prior to being pumped to the surface and discharged over a riprap stilling basin. To convey the water, 3,120’ of HP Storm Pipe was utilized in diameters from 18”-42” (450-1050 mm), while N-12 pipe was used for manifolds.
Maintenance of the StormTech system is performed at surface grade, eliminating the complexity, cost and risk of underground sentiment and is designed to provide sustainability and long-term service life for the entire stormwater infrastructure.
