All Manholes in the network will be subjected to these conditions
All RMIs Rainstopper Manhole inserts are made to order to suit your manholes with strict fitting tolerences
Take care of Inflow and the rest will take care of by itself
No special tools, no special training, any of you Council staff,sewer operators and Maintenence personell can install a Rainstopper RMI in under 15 MInutes
Scroll down look at the video this is what Peter and his team looked at
Free On-Site service which we offer to all our clients.We
conditions apply
1-25 RMI $ 395 each
25-75 RMI $ 325 each
75-125 RMI $ 275 each
125-200 RMI $ 255 each
over 200 POA
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· Allow us to do a Catchment investigation for you….
· Install Rainstoppers
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Groundwater and stormwater that enters a sewer system is known as inflow and infiltration. Collection systems can be damaged when they are forced to transport more flow than they are designed to handle. Increased effluent also raises operating costs for wastewater treatment facilities, because benign stormwater and groundwater mixes with sewage. In many cases,
inflow and infiltration (I&I) accounts for up to 45% of the annual flow to treatment plants.
Exceeding the capacity of the collection system can result in discharge of untreated wastewater into the environment either from the collection system components or through a treatment that doesn’t have the capacity to treat the water. Infiltration can also cause pipe structure failures due to erosion of soil support, and ground subsidence due to erosion of underground soil.
BUG ON A ROPE
Introducing the NO NETTING Bug On A Rope! Unlike any other bacterial brick out there, this unique formula binds together bacteria and enzymes with a slow release oxygen-rich bio stimulant base.
Traditional bricks are made with hardened soap, wax and oils. The same materials that build up in lift stations. This means the bricks have to degrade their base in addition to what is in the lift station. The bricks are held together with a mesh net, which catches a lot of paper and makes them a mess to retrieve.
Advantages of Bug On A Rope:
Bug On A Rope provides a big boost to any lift station
Releases seven strains of bacteria, productive enzymes and oxygen-rich bio stimulants
Degrades fats, oils and grease in lift stations and sewer lines
Lowers BOD
Lowers Sulphide Generation
Works 3x better than its soap-on-a-rope counterpart
When it’s done, you simply pull out the plastic core
The Story behind Bug On A Rope:
About four years ago a customer of ours, Dan, was using a netted brick he was getting from a janitorial supply company, and he said it worked so-so. We went to work studying grease deposits from lift stations and what types of bacteria were truly needed. We found all types of fat, oil and grease (animal fat, vegetable oils, etc.), and then asked ourselves how can we bind this bacteria with bio stimulants to really activate their growth. It took us three years of research and development to come up with the Bug On A Rope, which was named by another customer, Mitch. Both of these customers still use the product and swear by it.
DOSE RATES
How to use: The faster it dissolves, the faster the results. The operator controls the dissolving rate. The closer the brick is to incoming flow, the faster it will dissolve. Weather also controls the dissolving rate, if it is warmer the brick will dissolve faster and vice versa.
NOTE: This product comes with 3 ft. of rope, in order to allow you to customize the product to the depth of your lift station. Use a nylon rope for the remaining length, and attach it to the end of the rope provided.
Heavy Grease: When grease is the heaviest, place Bug On A Rope directly under the incoming flow. If one cannot place under flow, use two Bug On A Ropes.
Moderate Grease: For grease maintenance; when lift station is at its lowest flow rate, place Bug On A Rope 1-2ft under water in middle of lift station. This will assure best dissolving rate during moderate incoming levels of grease.
Dissolving Rates:
Heavy Grease: If directly under the flow, a brick will last about two weeks in a 100,000 GPD lift station. In a 20,000 GPD lift station it will last 6-8 weeks. After, knock any remaining off the plastic core into the lift station.
Moderate Grease: 70,000-180,000 Lt/day 2-3 months
200,000-380,000 Lt/Day 6 weeks-2 months
1 Meg/day 3 weeks
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Hi William
We have removed the bug on a rope a few weeks ago now. But we can confirm it has reduced the heavy fat build up in the pump station.
I would prefer if we could reinstall fresh Bug on a rope and retrial for a few more months. Would you be able to supply few more samples that are enough for 3 more months?
Thank you,
Kindest Regards,
Binod Kadariya
Prin Eng - Civil
Service Delivery
Perth Region Alliance
Brigitte -QUU
Glen suggests anecdotally that odour and fat levels have reduced since the installation of the BOAR.
FYI: Date of commencement of the trial was 6thFebruary
Peter Smith
Manager Sewer Networks
Operations & Service Del
Adrian Fraser coast Council
We have been using BOAR now for over 2 years,what we find is that when we wash down the Pump station,the fats and grease are much easier to clean and remove.They used to be caked on, hard to remove now they wash off much easier much quicker and time saving.
“I started as director and the grease traps were never maintained in years and backing up several times I had tanks pumped and drain lines cleaned of chunks of grease. I started looking for additives that slowly dissolved and worked, I came across Bug On A Rope. I am on my second one in ten weeks and what exits my tanks 3500 gallons is just water and it used to be chunks and gel flowing out. I suspend the [Bug On A Rope] about 18 inches down below the top of the floating froth that used to be a solid crust. I still have to pump twice a year for code". – Steve H. Facility Director, FL
“We had a bad FOG issue. [We had to] pump out our grease interceptors and take it of site. We found Bug On A Rope products and we don't take anything off site. Not only did we save money, the products really work. We are able to take the flow from the interceptors to the plant without upset. also the use Bug On A Rope in all of our lift stations and have seen a tremendous benefit to our bug life in our SBR's.
Allan uses our Bug On A Rope and likes it so much that he invited the neighboring wastewater plant to see the results. —Allan, Marion County, TX (far left)
