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Partnering on a wastewater upgrade
Posted on 09 July, 2010 in Stornoway Water News
Stornoway has been working in partnership with its client, Decmil, to undertake upgrade works on a wastewater treatment plant on Woodside’s Karratha based Pluto LNG project (plant located in the northern part of Western Australia). The project involves complete plant re-engineering and commissioning of a 150KL/day treatment plant, servicing site workers. Once the upgrade is completed, the plant will produce Class A recycled water, suitable for reuse on site.
The key challenges were to work within the strict operational requirements of the Pluto project while completing the works within a very tight schedule (maximum 12 weeks on-site). To achieve that, Stornoway and Decmil have worked collaboratively from the very early stages of the project to develop the scope, methodology and costing. To ensure optimum use of site resources, delivery is also a joint effort.
The scope of works includes:
- Comprehensive process redesign
- Process component manufacture
- Site upgrade works including structural, hydraulic, mechanical and electrical
- Plant commissioning
- Operator training
- Proof of performance testing.
To find out more about re-engineering an existing wastewater plant, please contact us for more details on 03 6224 4774 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
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