BRAMLEY REMEDIATION
A DYNAMIC APPROACH FOR HUMAN & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AT BRAMLEY
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Horsham Rd
Station Road
Snowdenham Ln
Bramley Petrol Station
St Catherine's School
Holy Trinity Church
Phase 1 (Since 2022) - Fuel Extraction Below Petrol Station
Phase 2 (Starting October 2024) - Fuel Extraction Along High Street
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ABOUT
In mid-2023, Asda investigated a fuel leakage affecting groundwater and utilities in Bramley, a problem inherited through acquisition. The issue gained attention when locals reported fuel odours and contamination in a stream, escalated by MP Jeremy Hunt.
Asda coordinated with multiple stakeholders, including Thames Water and local councils, to address public health concerns and political sensitivities. Detailed surveys, including drone and geophysical assessments, helped create a 3D model showing the leak’s impact on local utilities.
This model enabled clear communication with stakeholders, leading to a collaborative and sustainable remediation plan.
2022
40
2m
XX
Leak Identified
Boreholes Drilled
Litres of Water Cleaned
Litres of Fuel Extracted
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Once oil is Removed, Water Goes Through a Filtration Process Using Activated Carbon
Water is Pumped Into an oil/Water Separator
Air From the Boreholes is Sucked out to Extract Petrol Fumes
Groundwater is Pumped From the Fuel Station Boreholes for Treatment
After Filtration, Water is Discharged to a Foul Drain via the Fuel Station Site Interceptor. air is Vented out
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The air Extracted From the Boreholes Also Goes Through an Activated Carbon Filtration
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