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Geocellular Systems

For water accumulation of drainage
These devices have high holding capacity, which can be used to create underground structures capable of containing large amounts of water or allowing infiltration into the soil.
 
 
 
Cubodrain
Geocellular modular systems
Infiltration systems
 
Cubodrain
Regular and uniform distribution of water in all directions.
Characteristics
The Cubodrain system allows a regular and uniform distribution of water in all directions, ensuring an absorption of peak flow rates during intense or extraordinary precipitation events.
How the system works
The water is introduced into the system through the inlet piping, which conveys it to a central core, the function of which is to distribute the flow evenly in the alveolar structure and subsequently into the surrounding ground. As the system is wrapped in a geotextile, any sediment or debris in suspension is kept inside, which makes it the only part requiring inspection and facilitates cleaning operations.
Geocellular modular systems
Devices with a high holding capacity.
Geocellular modular systems
These devices have a high holding capacity, which can be used to create underground structures for containing large amounts of water or allowing infiltration into the soil. Ultralight and with a modular parallelepiped honeycomb structure, they are made by assembling PVC sheets appropriately shaped by thermoforming.

The drainage system consists of assembling these modular packages (side by side and overlapping) to create buried structures:
  • Infiltration tanks (if wrapped in a geotextile);
  • lamination or accumulation tanks (if wrapped in a geomembrane).
How the system works
The water distribution within the modules is ensured by a perforated tube, wrapped by a geotextile and placed in a trench filled with draining gravel. For construction logistics, the piping can also be inserted below or above the tank, in a draining gravel layer.
Infiltration systems
Characteristics
One of the advantages of these systems is having, at the same filtering surface level, a provisional accumulation volumetry representing a 'lung’ to cope with overflow events.
Geocellular products are extremely light and feature mechanical strength and high permeability. The alveolar module intercepts water flows in the ground from 360°, which can be distributed longitudinally either through a pipeline or even through a simple channel, obtained at the bottom of the module.
 

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