GRAF Australia
GRAF Group Reference StormwaterRetailStormwater detention/retention EcoBloc Inspect 420

Einkaufszentrum Spardorf - Spardorf, Germany

GRAF Group Reference: 1,142 EcoBloc Inspect modules storing about 480,000 L (480 m³) under a shopping-centre carpark, throttled to 27 L/s into the combined sewer.

Andreas Gumbmann / Schneider Systembau GmbH · Spardorf, Germany

GRAF Group Reference. International project adapted from GRAF Group published materials. Not an Australian install. Confirm republication rights before heavy promotion. View original source.

Project photos available from GRAF Group; local image rights not confirmed for this draft.

480 m³

Retention volume

1,142

EcoBloc Inspect modules

23,000 m²

Drained area

Project data

Location
Spardorf, Germany
Region
Europe
Sector
Retail
Solution
Stormwater detention/retention
Product
EcoBloc Inspect 420
Source
GRAF Group Reference
Purpose
Carpark stormwater retention
Modules
1,142 EcoBloc Inspect
Volume
480 m³ (479,640 L published)
Drained area
23,000 m² roofs and surfaces
Throttle
Up to 27 L/s to combined sewer
Shafts
4 × Vario 800
Cover
100 cm; trafficable to SLW 60
Notes
Adapted from GRAF Group published materials. Confirm republication rights before heavy promotion.
01

Challenge

On a former brickworks site at Spardorf, a new retail and mixed-use centre (about 30,000 m² site) needed to store runoff from 23,000 m² of roofs and paved areas under the carpark without overloading the combined sewer in heavy rain.

02

Solution

GRAF specialists assembled 1,142 EcoBloc Inspect 420 modules on site into a two-layer retention body (published cubature 38.40 m × 9.60 m × 1.32 m) storing 479,640 L, wrapped in geotextile and 2 mm HDPE. Four Vario 800 shafts are integrated. Discharge is throttled to up to 27 L/s.

03

Outcomes

  • About 480,000 L retention under retail carpark
  • Throttle to 27 L/s protects combined sewer in storms
  • SLW 60 trafficable with 100 cm cover

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