WATER DETENTION SYSTEM
TDR STORMBREAKER® is designed to be a strong and reliable underground retention and detention system, specifically designed to prevent unusual and hazardous stormwater runoff.
The engineering of this system allows for rainwater storage, catering to various non-potable uses, such as irrigation, cleaning, or equipment cooling in the industry. A system that every project must consider for the care and intelligent use of water.
DESIGN FEATURES
STANDARDS
APPLICATIONS FOR WATER RETENTION SYSTEMS
OTHER PRODUCTS
Perforated
TDR Perforated Series
HDPE perforated pipe — high inflow rate, covers 70% of surface area
Polypropylene
TDR Pro
Corrugated polypropylene pipe engineered for high-performance drainage
CTS Pressure
TDR Forza Flow
CTS pressure pipe for residential and commercial plumbing applications
PP Fittings
TDR Link Pro
Polypropylene fittings compatible with TDR Pro corrugated systems
PVC
TDR PVC IPS Series
IPS series PVC pipe for pressure and non-pressure piping systems
PVC
TDR PVC SCH40
Schedule 40 PVC pipe for plumbing, irrigation, and conduit applications
Water Management
TDR Stormbreaker
Underground retention and detention water management system
Water Quality
TDR Brid-Jet
Water quality unit designed to filter and treat stormwater runoff
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TDR STORMBREAKER® used for?
TDR STORMBREAKER® is an underground stormwater detention system that attenuates runoff in severe storms and stores rainwater for non-potable reuse such as irrigation, cleaning, and equipment cooling. It is custom-built from TDR ULTRA® corrugated HDPE pipe.
What is a stormwater detention system?
A stormwater detention system is an underground structure that temporarily holds and slowly releases stormwater runoff to prevent flooding and control discharge. TDR STORMBREAKER® is a stormwater retention and detention system built from dual-wall corrugated HDPE pipe.
What is the difference between a retention and a detention system?
A detention system temporarily holds stormwater and releases it slowly, while a retention system stores water for reuse or infiltration. TDR STORMBREAKER® can be configured solid for watertight retention or perforated for infiltration.
What sizes does TDR STORMBREAKER® use?
TDR STORMBREAKER® uses TDR ULTRA® dual-wall corrugated HDPE pipe in 4-inch through 60-inch diameters, custom-designed for any terrain and space.
What standards does TDR STORMBREAKER® meet?
The pipe meets AASHTO M252, ASTM F2648 and ASTM F667 (4–10 inch) and AASHTO M294, ASTM F2306, ASTM F2648 and ASTM F667 (12–60 inch), with watertight joints per ASTM D3212 and gaskets per ASTM F477. Installation follows ASTM D2321.
Can a detention system be used to harvest rainwater?
Yes. A watertight detention or retention system can store stormwater for non-potable reuse. TDR STORMBREAKER® in its solid configuration captures rainwater for irrigation, cleaning, and equipment cooling.
Can TDR STORMBREAKER® be used for infiltration?
Yes. In its perforated configuration, TDR STORMBREAKER® allows stormwater to infiltrate into the surrounding soil, with perforations adaptable to soil permeability studies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TDR STORMBREAKER® used for?
TDR STORMBREAKER® is an underground stormwater detention system that attenuates runoff in severe storms and stores rainwater for non-potable reuse such as irrigation, cleaning, and equipment cooling. It is custom-built from TDR ULTRA® corrugated HDPE pipe.
What is a stormwater detention system?
A stormwater detention system is an underground structure that temporarily holds and slowly releases stormwater runoff to prevent flooding and control discharge. TDR STORMBREAKER® is a stormwater retention and detention system built from dual-wall corrugated HDPE pipe.
What is the difference between a retention and a detention system?
A detention system temporarily holds stormwater and releases it slowly, while a retention system stores water for reuse or infiltration. TDR STORMBREAKER® can be configured solid for watertight retention or perforated for infiltration.
What sizes does TDR STORMBREAKER® use?
TDR STORMBREAKER® uses TDR ULTRA® dual-wall corrugated HDPE pipe in 4-inch through 60-inch diameters, custom-designed for any terrain and space.
What standards does TDR STORMBREAKER® meet?
The pipe meets AASHTO M252, ASTM F2648 and ASTM F667 (4–10 inch) and AASHTO M294, ASTM F2306, ASTM F2648 and ASTM F667 (12–60 inch), with watertight joints per ASTM D3212 and gaskets per ASTM F477. Installation follows ASTM D2321.
Can a detention system be used to harvest rainwater?
Yes. A watertight detention or retention system can store stormwater for non-potable reuse. TDR STORMBREAKER® in its solid configuration captures rainwater for irrigation, cleaning, and equipment cooling.
Can TDR STORMBREAKER® be used for infiltration?
Yes. In its perforated configuration, TDR STORMBREAKER® allows stormwater to infiltrate into the surrounding soil, with perforations adaptable to soil permeability studies.
TDR STORMBREAKER® Projects
Retention & Detention Systems
Fingerboard Yeshiva Retention System – Staten Island, NY
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Retention & Detention Systems
Fingerboard Yeshiva Retention System – Staten Island, NY
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