Large-volume storage: bladders, bore water and greywater detention
On civil projects with strict consent requirements, greywater detention captures kitchen sink and handwashing water, protecting surrounding land and waterways while reducing vermin risk.
On the Penlink project, more than 20 remotely monitored tanks managed potable water, bore water and greywater across the site, with consumption data supporting environmental and sustainability reporting.
For one deep bore project, Aquaman sourced and configured 400,000 litres of bladder storage, and integrated this into the client's bore. A control tank balances flows between the bore and storage system, switches the bore pump on and off and reports consumption to our monitoring portal. The water is then pumped on demand from the bladders to fill the project's dust suppression trucks.
Over the project's two and a half year duration, water levels were monitored continuously, allowing storage systems to be refilled or drawn down before tanks ran dry or overflowed. This proactive monitoring forms part of our managed water services.