Lloyd Preston 
13 December 2022 
PROJECT CHALLENGE
Due to the size of the site, Symmetry Park has high volumes of storage and discharge rates. At 61,400 square meters, this logistical space extends 95 acres and consists of five units. As such it needed a dependable system of pumps, to ensure that all the wastewater was processed correctly, and the site was kept sanitised and complied with hygiene standards. With larger projects such as this, it is important to install pumps that can handle the volume of water needing to be pumped every day. By using a dual drainage system, Dutypoint reduced the burden on the water treatment system.
PROJECT SOLUTION
With a range of pump stations available, Dutypoint proposed two different products to suit the applications. To handle the foul water from kitchens, bathrooms etc., Dutypoint supplied two horizontal GRP pumps that have 24-hour storage, and access turrets and sumps. For foul water applications, mixers and aeration can be installed to stop septicity, so it was a perfect option for such a large site.
For the stormwater solution, Dutypoint QuikForm™ underground chambers were used. These chambers are flexible, and durable, and save installation costs, while still offering the highest level of filtration. QuikForm™ chambers were delivered to the site as a fully pre-assembled system. They have a reduced environmental impact and can be installed easily, in contrast to traditional in-situ concrete chambers. This dual solution met the high volumes of storage and discharge and ensured Symmetry Park could run smoothly.
