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1 THE STORMWATER EXPERTS INGENIEURGESELLSCHAFT PROF. DR. SIEKER MBH Products for Storm Water Management Presentation at Greentrade.org.tw Taiwan July 30 th 2013 Dr. Harald Sommer
2 Content Who are we Our products in storm water management Swale-Trench-System INNODRAIN INNOLET STORM STORM-Flood Prediction Folie 2
3 Office Location Hoppegarten
4 Office Location Hoppegarten
5 Who we are... Ingenieurgesellschaft Prof. Sieker mbh (IPS) Consultants engineers (SME) Staff Members of staff (2008): engineers (5 with a PhD) Owners: Prof. Dr. Friedhelm Sieker & Prof. Dr. Heiko Sieker Main office in Hoppegarten near Berlin Curriculum Vitae Heiko Sieker Civil engineering (Univ. Hanover) PhD (Darmstadt) Prof. at TU Berlin Lectureships at TUB & TU Cottbus
6 What we do Engineering: Stormwater Management (BMPs, SUDs) Urban Drainage Master Planning Studies on Water Resources and Flood Protection Research & Development Software Development INNOLET -Filtercartridge
7 Applied Research Experience SWITCH 6th EU-Framework-Program 32 international Partners (Leadpartner: Unesco-IHE, Delft) Sustainable Water Management Improves Tomorrow's Cities Health Daywater 5th EU-Framework-Program 9 European Partners (Leadpartner: ENPC from Paris) DSS for Stormwater Source Control EU WFD Pilot River Basin Neisse Interreg projects Raindrop (CADSES) Urban Water Cycle (NorthSeaRegion) NORIS (NorthSeaRegion)
8 Example: Swale-Trench-System Top soil-30cm Trough Infiltration Trough overflow Inspection Manhole Trench Drain pipe Trench overflow Throttle
9 Example 1: industrial area Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten
10 Example 1: industrial area Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten DN 500 DN 200
11 Example 2: Berlin-Rummelsburg
12 Example 2: Berlin-Rummelsburg
13 Example 2: Berlin-Rummelsburg
14 Example 3: Hospital Berlin- Friedrichshain
15 Example 3: Hospital Berlin- Friedrichshain
16 Innodrain For storm water managrement INNOLET is a compact Swale-Trench-System It mitigate and cleans road runoff onsite Developed since 2000 Distibuted by MALL Umweltsysteme
17 Innodrain areal plan INNODRAIN-SYSTEM - Schematischer Lageplan Kontroll- und Regelschacht Rigole im Hauptschlu? Rohrnetz A Rigole im Hauptschlu? Radweg / Fu 腛 eg Parkbucht Tiefbeet Parkbucht Tiefbeet Parkbucht Tiefbeet Radweg / Fu 腛 eg A Rigole im Nebenschlu? Kontroll- und Regelschacht
18 Construction Innodrain Strasse Im Grund, Birkenstein, Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten
19 Construction Innodrain Strasse Im Grund, Birkenstein, Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten
20 Example: INNODRAIN Chemnitz
21 INNOLET For storm water treatment INNOLET is a retrofit measure for german type inlets, can adjusted to other types It cleans road runoff onsite No further construction work is needed It uses the height difference between road and storm sewer Developed since 2001 Distibuted by Funke since 2008
22 INNOLET Aufhängung overhead suspension Notüberlauf emergency overflow 12 Ø35 mm Gelochter Boden perforated bottom Schlammansammlungsbereich sludge collection area Überlauf Grobschmutzfang overflow dirt trap 12 Ø35 mm 4 Felder Gitternetz(h=60 mm, Steg b=50 mm) mit 5 mm Maschenweite 4 sections grille network (h=60 mm, bar w=50 mm) with 5 mm mesh size 4 Felder Gitternetz(h=60 mm, Steg b=50 mm) mit 1 mm Maschenweite 4 sections grille network (h=60 mm, bar w=50 mm) with 1 mm mesh size Grober Auffangkorb für feste Materialien z.b.: Sand, Blätter basket for retainment of solid material like sand or leaves Filterkorb mit Filtermaterial (s. Detail) mit Gummilippendichtung filterbasket with filter material (s. detail) with rubber seal INNOLET -Filterpatrone INNOLET -Filtercartridge Straße street Einlauf inlet Kanal sewer
23 INNOLET
24 INNOLET
25 INNOLET Filter, Parts Folie 26 In stainless steel distributed by a german company Funke
26 Folie 27 INNOLET G Filter, Parts
27 Folie 28 Hydrological Simulation for Storm Water Management
28 Description STORM A Rainfall runoff simulation and polluting load model Long-term continuum and coupled single events Suitable for dimensioning facilities for the treatment of combined sewage. Full range of elements for combined sewers and stormwater treatment and the calculation of large catchments. Developed since 1998 and distibuted by IP Sieker Folie 29
29 Description Planning from single measures to entire drainage systems with on-site and central elements Cisterns, surface infiltration, troughs, trough-trench systems, green roofs, Innodrain, etc. Rainwater retention tanks, central infiltration facilities, rainwater sedimentation tanks Cisterns for rainwater utilisation Combined sewage elements like rainwater overflows, rainwater overflow tanks in bypass and series, soil filters Suitable for studies, concepts and all planning phases of the fee structure for architects and engineers Folie 30
30 Folie 31 Objects
31 List of STORM features RWB XXL Folie 32
32 STORM and Flood Prediction
33 Example Baden-Baden Modern Flood protection Flood precaution Technical Flood protection Improvement of retention of water in the catchment
34 Flood waves Sewer system Flash Floods Small rivers i.e. river Elbe Groundwater Minutes Hours Days Weeks Months Time
35 Forecast periods, i.e. Baden-Baden Runoff forecast Precipitation forecast 2h Begin of precipitation Flood-gauge Dormattstr. Runoff peak Klosterplatz Runoff peak Stadion 240 min 30 min -1:30-1:00 0:00 2:30 3:00 4:00
36 GSM Control-Modul SensorWeb- Service (in php) SensorWeb-Viewer (Html/Java) Flood Prediction System Virtual Rain gauge Server Viewer FTP Simulation PHP/SQL PostgreSQL- Database Sensorweb- Interface GSM Alarm Steering Steering Sensor Sensor 433 MHZ Zigbee
37 Managing and Stearing Storages
38 Flood Forecasting Rainfall Prediction Modell results Flood- Forecast Begin Rainfall Event Gauge Peak runoff Modelling SMS approx. 2,5-3 h time for precautionary measures Time -1:45-1:35-1:34 0:00 1:00 1:30
39 Implementation Coupling of a hydrological model with a rainfall prediction system Rainfall prediction -> Runoff / water level prediction
40 Flood Forecasting HydroWebView
41 Example Georgsmarienhütte
42 Example Georgsmarienhütte
43 Example Baden-Baden
44 Example Prenzlau Water level measurement in manholes
45 Summary Product range all about storm water Storm water quantity management and treatment INNODRAIN INNOLET Cooperation with industrial partners (licensing) Developing STORM software for all range of storm water simulations Hydrological simulations of BMPs /LID CSO reduction and management Flood prediction Coupled simulation with several models More software available for free Eco.SWM Decision Matrix Developments of EU funded projects Folie 46
46 Thank you for your attention! Folie 47 Ingenieurgesellschaft Prof. Sieker mbh Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten b. Berlin
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