@sascampaigns Automated preventative maintenance solutions, systems like #Flusher2 send surcharge cleansing pulses of effluent through the sewer constantly removing these objects along with sedimentation leaving it clean during storm overflows. Despite low cost the industry fails to invest.
@sascampaigns Ask any Sewerage Company will to tell the truth and buoyant items like those shown and more harmful contaminates like tennis balls which have absorbent outer coats are found in high numbers for n virtually every sewer. Children throwing balls into WC’s is a perennial problem.
@sascampaigns As a follow up to my last Tweet Water Utilities continue to disregard the benefits that low cost automated drain cleaning solutions #Flusher2 deliver. By keeping drains and sewers clean permanently, the discharge waste that traditionally is forced into Rivers is eliminated.
@sascampaigns Direct disposal of these items I would suggest represents a small percentage of the total waste that affect our Rivers, Watercourses and Coastal areas. The discharge of waste via Combined Sewer Outfalls and to a lesser extent Surface Water Outfalls are much more significant.
@LowerMedwayIDB Prevention is undoubtedly better than cure. But in the the time that’s taken to visualise a potential problem with sedimentation or blockages, several automated preventative maintenance drain and sewer cleaning devices could be installed to eradicate this problem. @Flusher2
@Feargal_Sharkey Millions of gallons of potable water are used every year for no other purpose other than to ineffectively and unsustainably clean drains and sewers. This can be achieved in a preventative manner using the effluent within the pipe. When will they change?
@Feargal_Sharkey Perhaps if Water Utilities were to stop using millions of gallons of mains water annually, and instead they nveat in lower cost #Flusher2 preventative maintenance methods that use effluent and rainwater instead used in conjunction with Vortex Separation devices?
@EnvAgency@EmmaHowardBoyd@CMO_England@OfwatChair Why if Sewage is such a problem do the EA refrain from insisting that Water Utilities, Highwsys and Rail Authorities and so many others, fail to adopt preventative maintenance measures. The EA should lead the pressure campaign in promoting these solutions.
@Feargal_Sharkey Water Utilities, The EA, Highways Authorities can shift from no maintenance, or reactive maintenance, to low-cost, sustainable preventative, and use this for the first time to remove sedimentation rather than discharge it into our Rivers and Watercourses.
Time to rethink Planned Preventative Maintenance PPM.
Drains and Sewers we believed to be clean may be grossly underperforming. It's time now to reconsider the way that we perform both inspections and preventative cleansing.
#floodprevention#riverrestora…https://t.co/e39KovXLq4
Time to rethink Planned Preventative Maintenance PPM.
Drains and Sewers we believed to be clean may be grossly underperforming. It's time now to reconsider the way that we perform both inspections and preventative cleansing.
#floodprevention#riverrestora…https://t.co/B5fabOux9K