Stormwater Infiltration Drains

The increasing sealing of land surfaces has led to significant challenges, such as rising stormwater drainage costs and flood damage. This has prompted a rethinking of stormwater management, shifting from centralized treatment to decentralized infiltration, where excess rainwater is absorbed on-site. Stormwater infiltration drains play a crucial role in this approach, designed to mitigate surface runoff by allowing rainwater to percolate into the ground, thus recharging groundwater, reducing flooding, and filtering pollutants.

Constructed from environmentally friendly polypropylene (PP) through a single-step injection molding process, these drains serve as vital components of urban drainage systems. They modify traditional rainwater pipes into perforated infiltration pipes, facilitating effective drainage with minimal space usage. Gravel backfill around these pipes enables rainwater to infiltrate the soil efficiently, and their skeletonized plastic modules offer up to 95% clearance for optimal water flow.

Authorities in Germany and other countries increasingly advocate for decentralized infiltration measures, promoting them through reduced wastewater charges and subsidies for unsealing and infiltration initiatives. With Yude’s complete range, ensuring the successful implementation of sustainable stormwater management projects, we provide you with a unique all-round service for the success of your project.