Imbrium Systems

06/27/2023

The Oakridge Mall redevelopment in Vancouver needed a WA TAPE-certified filtration device capable of capturing the 90th percentile average annual rainfall-runoff event and removing 80% of total suspended solids (TSS). To meet these requirements, the Jellyfish® Filter was chosen as the ideal solution as it satisfied both the LEED 6.2 credit and the City’s new upcoming Rainwater Management Bylaw. Read more at the link below

During the preliminary proposal stages of the Oakridge Mall redevelopment in 2016, H.Y. Engineering sought stormwater quality treatment solutions capable of capturing the 90th percentile average annual rainfall runoff event and removing 80% of total suspended solids (TSS). To meet these requirements

06/12/2023

Imbrium Systems Invites you to a Free Webinar
Oil-Grit Separator Maintenance: Fundamentals and Real-World Case Studies

Oil-Grit Separators (OGS) have long been used in Canada in both stand-alone and pretreatment applications for stormwater quality treatment. Regular maintenance is key to ensuring optimal long-term treatment performance, and therefore it is important that the device is properly designed to facilitate easy inspection and cleanout. Analysis of real-world inspection results from a large database of OGS installations can provide valuable insights into design effectiveness and pollutant removal performance.

What You Will Learn:
- Basics of OGS design features to facilitate easy inspection and maintenance
- The fundamentals of how OGS inspection and maintenance are performed
- Sediment depth analysis for 90 Stormceptor® EF/EFO installations

Register at the link below

03/23/2023

The City of Vancouver and the Candian government are launching the Rain City Strategy.

The federal government announced today it will provide the City of Vancouver with $18.9 million towards its Rain City Strategy.

03/20/2023

Imbrium will be at Source to Stream, will you? Stop by and see us at booth 507 to learn how we protect Canad'as waterways with innovative stormwater systems.

Source to Stream is Canada’s premier stormwater and erosion and sediment control conference.

02/27/2023

Source to Stream is Canada’s premier stormwater and erosion and sediment control conference. Will you be there?

TRIECA is Canada’s premier stormwater and erosion and sediment control conference bringing together leading experts, influential leaders & research partners

08/17/2022

Stormceptor-to-Pond treatment train will manage water quality and runoff volume from the 54-hectare redevelopment that discharges into the Bow River in Alberta, BC.



https://www.imbriumsystems.com/applications/id/88

08/12/2022

We helped a civil engineer meet an 80% TSS removal goal with a Jellyfish Filter tucked away in a parkade. Read all the details in our project profile.

https://www.imbriumsystems.com/applications/id/89/categoryid/2

03/25/2022

OGS devices are dependable and easy to maintain because they use gravity separation for pollutant removal. When a filter element is added to an OGS, the lab testing will not indicate “real world” removal performance due to organics and oils that will clog filters. Filter elements also introduce a more complex inspection and maintenance procedure beyond just a simple vac truck.

General Verification Protocol Prior to publication of the International Standard, ISO 14034:2016, the Canadian ETV Program’s “General Verification Protocol” (GVP) served as the primary guidance document for all ETV verifications and was used as a basis for the development of the ISO 14034:2016...

03/09/2022

Once again Imbrium leads Canada's stormwater treatment industry with field tested products that provide exceptional Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Total Phosphorus treatment performance.

By: Imbrium SystemsToronto, ON (March 9, 2022) – Imbrium Systems announced the receipt of a new ISO 14034 ETV Verification for its Jellyfish® Filter stormwater treatment technology. This latest verification is for exceptional Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Total Phosphorus treatment performance...

02/25/2022

What an impressive structure.

The Stormwater Facility SWF a water treatment building in Toronto designed by gh3* is a rectangular block of concrete

02/08/2022

Ontario is investing $15 million to help 18 municipalities optimize stormwater and wastewater infrastructure, plus another $10 million to upgrade sewage monitoring and public reporting capacity, all while launching a new public consultation. Eligible municipalities, including places like...

01/14/2022

The following five stories on topics related to stormwater were among the most read stories on Water Canada’s website in 2021.