Protecting lake Dzirnavu ezeriņš:
The ACOs system chain offers a complete solution for rainwater treatment.
Valmiera is the largest city of the historical Vidzeme region in Latvia. It is also a gateway to Gauja National Park. Valmiera main ‘street’ is the River Gauja that divides the city in two. Development in the city is based on the values: prosperity, the joy of living and the importance of nature.
The local municipality in this city was faced with a challenging task. To protect a local lake, Dzirnavu ezeriņš and its park from
water runoff polluted by oil coming from near urban infrastructure, they needed to develop a solution that would collect the heavy flows of rainwater runoff and separate the oil particles. The municipality did not deal with the runoff issue before declaring a public invitation to tender.
The modern solution consists of two GRP tanks Oleopator G-H NS 250/25000 which are simple and easy to operate in a limited space. They ensure that the lake and its surrounding nature does not get polluted.
A big challenge was to provide logistics that would deliver the products at the specific place and at the right time as there was no storage space available.
A complete rainwater management concept was created. Collect, clean, hold, release - these are the names of the four system chain stations with which ACO collects, cleans, holds and releases the surface water to downstream systems in a controlled manner. Efficient logistics and simple handling of the system components not only save costs and time, but also optimize workflows.