NWG have undertaken the refurbishment of two pumping stations to collect digital information to allow the asset owners to successfully integrate this data into their asset management system. As a joint venture the water company and the delivery project teams have produced a process tailored to NWG’s requirements and implemented this process within the two…
The Gouthwaite Reservoir, built in the 1900s, is the largest dammed catchment in Yorkshire with area of 115km2, it has the greatest spillway flows in the region, an outflow of around 920m3/s – enough to fill an Olympic swimming pool every 2.7 seconds! In response to floods in 2015, there was a need to re-build…
The Anglian region is one of the driest regions in the country receiving on average only two thirds of the national average rainfall. In addition to water stress the region’s population has grown by 20% in the last twenty years and is expected to grow further. There is also a need to protect the environment…
Minworth is Severn Trent Water’s largest wastewater treatment facility. The existing facility treats sludge arising from a population equivalent of 2.3 million. This project contributes to Severn Trent’s drive to reduce their Carbon Footprint in AMP6 by 10% and to have 25% of their biosolids produced at an enhanced sludge status. BIM is a part…
This Anglian Water £6m project includes the construction of a newly drilled Borehole (BH) for a new Water Treatment Works (WTW) allowing an existing BH to be taken offline for rehabilitation. The project was developed with the use of 3D modelling which was progressed into developing a solution for running the project in 4D Synchro….
The Thames Tideway Tunnel is a major infrastructure London project and is designed to reduce the flow of untreated sewage to the River Thames. It is a £4.2 billion project that will resolve the problem of overflows from London’s Victorian sewers and also meet European environmental standards. It is the largest infrastructure project undertaken by…
The Cambridge Growth Scheme provides additional treatment capacity for growth in the Cambridge Water Recycling Centre catchment as projected by Anglian Water’s regulatory growth targets output. The project was delivered in two phases. Phase 1 to provide a treatment capacity of 168,000pe (population equivalent) to cater for initial expected growth, and a Phase 2 treatment…
