Water Treatment Plants (WTP)

Water Treatment Plant

Due to growing water consumption and dwindling water resources, the purification of low-quality raw water is often the only option to supply clean water. Suitable water treatment systems have to be designed depending on raw water quality, water use, and operational conditions.

POD’s expertise covers the complete technology range, from well-established cost-effective solutions that make treated water accessible to rapidly growing population, to innovative, high-tech water treatment processes such as reverse osmosis systems.

Whether it is an initial assessment of drinking water demands, feasibility studies to compare suitable treatment options, design development for recommended solutions, or support during procurement, construction and commissioning of water treatment plants – our team is passionate about the contribution to sustaining human life while preserving the environment.

Design of water treatment plant

• Geotechnical reporting on the suitability of the land for the life of the asset
• Basis of design report describing options and selection of design
• Risk analysis
• Design report (Hydraulic, structure, electrical, etc.)
• Material schedules
• Project execution plan
• Site specific specification for construction
• Drawings showing location, detailed long sections, pipe grades and sectional details
• Functional descriptions (FD) of the transmission system and any automation
• Operations and maintenance (O&M) manual draft
• Standard operating procedure (SoP) draft

Design of water treatment plant

• Water-intake
• Facilities for water transportation from the water intake structure to the pumping station (open channels, pipelines);
• Intake chamber in front of the pumping station building for water delivery to it through an open channel;
• Pumping station building;
• Pressure pipelines;
• Water-discharge facilities for receiving the water outflowing from the pipeline