Easy to specify, install, and maintain, the up-flow technology designed into BayFilter employs a unique self-cleaning backwash component that dislodges pollutants and restores the porosity of the media. Photo: ADS."We're very pleased to see the BayFilter recognized by NJDEP," stated Kevin Miller, product manager for ADS, "because it adds another valuable tool that can help control costs while providing an excellent means of protecting the environment.
"It's an easy to install unit that actually maintains itself," Miller continued. "The up-flow technology designed into the BayFilter employs a self-cleaning backwash component that dislodges pollutants and restores the porosity of the media."
The New Jersey stormwater rule, 35 N.J.R. 154, states that manufactured stormwater treatment devices may be used to meet the regulatory requirement, provided the pollutant removal rates are verified by NJCAT and certified by NJDEP.
"In 2008, the performance of the BayFilter System was confirmed by NJCAT," Miller stated. "This latest approval permits the use of the BayFilter on New Jersey projects during the next two years. We're sure that other states and communities will see this as another vote of confidence for the product and will also take advantage of its benefits as a best management practice (BMP) for their projects."
Founded in 1966, Advanced Drainage Systems Inc. (ADS) is the world's largest producer of corrugated high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe. It has global network of 42 domestic and international manufacturing plants and more than 30 distribution centers. In September 2008, ADS and BaySaver Technologies Inc. announced an exclusive marketing agreement whereby ADS will be the sole sales and marketing arm for all BaySaver Technologies products.
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