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Kingston Station Installation

Kingston Station Installation. Situation:. A pumping station, with no solution available, had for a number of years released trash and debris into a creek which dumped into Lake Ontario.

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Kingston Station Installation

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  1. Kingston Station Installation

  2. Situation: A pumping station, with no solution available, had for a number of years released trash and debris into a creek which dumped into Lake Ontario. With the increased commitment by the Canadian Government and the Canadian cities that boarder the Great Lakes to find solutions to the growing problem of trash and debris being dumped into the lakes, the engineers upgrading the Kingston Station, located on Lake Ontario,turned to Fresh Creek.

  3. Situation: An underground installation was proposed at a pumping station on the Bay of Kingston located on Lake Ontario, and engineered with a bypass vent to an outflow containing a TRASHMASTER™ Net Capture System unit.

  4. The Solution: Working together a solution was found in the TRASHMASTER™ Net Capture System. This unit was selected because of the low flow of water passing through the bypass vent.

  5. Kingston Station Project Preparing the TRASHMASTER blank fresh from the Rotomold process. TM

  6. Drilling holes for the base flange and seal to mate to the connecting flange for the main pipe.

  7. Holes for the base flange and seal are drilled and an opening started.

  8. Both ends are completed and net guide channels installed.

  9. base flange and seal to mate to the to the connecting flange for the main pipe is completed at both ends.

  10. Internal Stainless Steel frames and overflow grid being installed and balanced.

  11. Looking into the unit . . . Overflow Screen Frame channels Netting frame Drain dry grids

  12. Unit completed with main pipe mating flanges attached.

  13. Unit being prepared for shipment. Note hold-down straps.

  14. Excavation site with section removed and ready for unit.

  15. TRASHMASTER unit installed. Note mating flanges attached to main pipe system. TM

  16. Unit sits on a packed shale base. Hold-down straps are attached to hold-down screws that reach deep into the base.

  17. 10-foot long net channel sections are attached. Channels allow top of unit to extend to ground level for easy net change-out.

  18. Neck extension being prepared to slip over channel extensions and the protect unit.

  19. Neck extension in place and bolted to unit.

  20. Overview of neck extension in place and bolted to unit.

  21. Overview of neck extension in place and bolted to unit. Cutaway shows how net channels extend to top of neck.

  22. Finished installation being backfilled to ground level.

  23. Kingston Station Installation For more information on TRASHMASTER and all of our Net Capture Systems visit our web site: freshcreek.com or call us: 1.800.741.9486 TM

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