A new 10 MGD water treatment plant for all of the potable water for the area’s existing distribution plants, to allow for future expansion, and to remove the use of groundwater completely.
The project consisted of
construction of a 72-inch raw water pipeline; a treatment structure which included
rapid mix basins, flocculator basins, sedimentation basins, high-rate gravity
filters, bulk chemical storage and feed facilities and administration
facilities. Awarded the Project of the Year Award – Environment ($25 -$75
million) category by the American Public Works Association, Texas Chapter,
2012.
This facility also
converted the area from a Free Chlorine to a Chloramine treatment process. The
project design was based on Pall Corporation Microfiltration Technology
Membranes. All elements were tied in using multiple PLCs and smart MCC
technology communicating via fiber optic, ethernet, and conventional copper.
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