Rainwater treatment: Full-flow or partial-flow?
DRAINFIX CLEAN enables both full-flow and partial-flow treatment and can be adapted to the discharge route, water law requirements and hydraulic load.
Find out how the two methods differ, what conditions apply in each case, and what specifications need to be taken into account during planning and design.
More about the treatment methods
Product comparison DRAINFIX CLEAN BASIC
Installation and maintenance of the filter drainage channel
DRAINFIX CLEAN BASIC combines low installation costs for rainwater treatment with maximum safety for traffic areas. The installation is extremely simple as the only additional components are the filter substrate and pipe connection which are inserted into the channel.
1. Installation of the channel body
2. Filter pipe tubes inserted into the channel
Made of highly resistant PEHD plastic
3. Filling of the CARBOTEC 100 filter substrate
For an efficient filtration for pollutants
4. Align the substrate with levelling device
For reliable maintenance of the filling level
5. Attach the grating
Different gratings are available depending on the channel body
Long maintenance intervals
The maintenance of the drainage system is very minimal given the time the layer cake will build up. Only when 1/3 of the retention space is filled up, will the filter cake need to be removed. If necessary, the filter substrate can be refilled back into the system. With long maintenance intervals of up to 10 years (depending on local conditions), this makes for a simple and cost-efficient rainwater treatment system.