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Modernization and expansion of the Water Intake and Water Treatment Plant 'Krzywe Błota', with a water supply network monitoring system

Modernization and expansion of the Water Intake and Water Treatment Plant 'Krzywe Błota', with a water supply network monitoring system
Investor
Municipal Water and Sewage Company Ltd. in Włocławek
Location
Włocławek
Scope of work

The task was carried out on a "turnkey" basis, i.e. a multi-disciplinary project, execution, and commissioning.

The scope of work included:

  • Implementation of a monitoring and automatic control system for the water supply network;
  • Modernization and expansion of the Water Intake and Water Treatment Plant. Within this section, activities included the installation of pressure filtration, disinfection system, second and third stage pumping station, automation system, measurements, visualization, and control of technological processes, and power supply.
Utilized technologies
Disinfection Disinfection
Filtering Filtering
Water Water
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