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Greater Dambulla Water Supply Scheme

Client

National Water Supply & Drainage Board, Sri Lanka

Location

Dambulla, Sri Lanka

Capacity

Intake: 64,000 m3/d, WTP: 32,000 m3/d

Promoting water security for Sri Lanka

Project Highlights

  • Turnkey-execution of new WTP including water intake, pipelines and reservoirs
  • Capacity intake: Stage I & II: 64,000 m3/d
  • Capacity WTP: Stage I: 32,000 m3/d (with future provision for 64 MLD)
  • Including distribution and transmission pipelines (>300 km)
  • 7 Water reservoirs and 2 towers with a total capacity of 6,850 m
  • Employing multi-barrier treatment process including PAC-dosing, lamella clarifiers, dual media filter, disinfection and sludge treatment

El Raswa Water Treatment Plant

Client

Suez Canal Authority (SCA)

Location

Port Said, Egypt

Capacity

80,000 m3/d

An advanced treatment design for the purification of Nile water to ensure drinking water supply to a population of over 500,000

Project Highlights

  • Multi-stage treatment process including PAC dosing
  • Extremely compact & perfect footprint, built on an area of 120m x 80m
  • Intelligent Plant Design helps achieve 20% increased capacity, reaching a capacity of 100 MLD
  • Automated Backwash program distinguishes between high & low loaded backwash water
  • Recycling the low loaded backwash to plant inlet enabling reuse of 65% of backwash water

Putatan Water Treatment Plant

 

Client

Maynilad Water Services Inc

Location

Metro Manila, Philippines

Capacity

150,000 m3/d

State of the art treatment plant treating laguna lake water having high levels of turbidity and ammonia to produce high quality drinking water.

Project Highlights

  • Turn-key execution
  • Biological Aerated Filtration (BAF – WABAG System) including innovative drainage filter system
  • Raw Water Pumping Station
  • Ultrafiltration for additional 50,000 m3/d
  • Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF)

Upper Ruvu Water Treatment Plant

 

Client

Dar Es Salaam Water & Sewerage Authority (DAWASA)

Location

Dar Es Salaam, Mlandizi, Tanzania

Capacity

200,000 m3/d

Rehabilitation and expansion of the intake and raw water transmission system at Ruvu river and the building of a new water treatment plant to cater over 700,000 people in Dar Es Salaam. The project was funded by EXIM India.

Project Highlights

  • Turn-key execution
  • Flow division
  • Flocculation Turbidity removal
  • Coagulation
  • Solid contact clarification
  • Disinfection using chlorination

Sundarijal Water Treatment Plant

Client

MelamchiWater Supply Development Board

Location

Melamchi, Kathmandu, Nepal

Capacity

85,000 m 3/d

Nepal’s largest state-of-the-art drinking water treatment plant to ensure safe drinking water for over one million people of Kathmandu Valley. The project was funded by JICA.

Project Highlights

  • Turn-key execution
  • Flocculation –Sedimentation –Filtration
  • Underground clear water reservoir
  • 2 x 100 KW axial flow mini hydro turbine power generator
  • Disinfection by chlorination
  • SCADA and Control room operation

Panjrapur Water Treatment Plant

Client

Municipal Corporation of Brihanmumbai

Location

Panjrapur, Maharashtra, India

Capacity

455,000 m3/d

One of the largest drinking water treatment plants in India employing state of the art technologies to reduce footprint and enhance efficiency.

Project Highlights

  • Inlet chamber
  • Flash mixing
  • Flocculation
  • Lamella clarification
  • Rapid Gravity Sand
  • Filtration
  • Chlorination
  • Recirculation tank

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