{"id":4529,"date":"2017-04-11T15:55:08","date_gmt":"2019-12-10T12:00:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ecgsa.com\/?project=rod-eifarag-water-filtration-plant-expansion-program"},"modified":"2020-02-12T14:40:41","modified_gmt":"2020-02-12T14:40:41","slug":"rod-eifarag-water-filtration-plant-expansion-program","status":"publish","type":"project","link":"https:\/\/www.ecgsa.com\/project\/rod-eifarag-water-filtration-plant-expansion-program\/","title":{"rendered":"Rod EIFarag Water Filtration Plant (Expansion Program)"},"content":{"rendered":"
Scope of Work<\/strong><\/p>\n With a total construction value of US$ 500 million, Rod EIFarag water filtration plant expansion program was awarded to ECG. lt involved increasing the capacity of Rod EIFarag treatment plant from 200,000 m3<\/sup> \/day to 600,000 m3<\/sup> \/day. The USAID-funded initiative, undertaken in cooperation with ES Parsons, is a landmark in the firm’s experience in developing mega-scale water treatment plants.<\/p>\n The project included a new Nile water intake, a new raw water pumping station, water clarification and filtration facilities, a new filtered water pumping station (about 800,000 m3<\/sup> \/ day), approximately 5 km of new trunk The project included a process study to determine the most suitable, efficient and cost effective process for treating the River Nile water in Egypt and; to determine the most suitable coagulant and coagulant aid dosage; the optimum surface loading, detection time, rise rate, velocity gradients and other design parameters associated with the treatment process were considered.<\/p>\n Each studied process was supported with sufficient data and laboratory tests. Pilot plant investigations were carried out to ensure that the recommended process is the most economical and effective process for the upgrade of Rod EIFarag south section treatment complex.<\/p>\n Based on the selected treatment process, improvements; expansions; and modifications were determined taking into account the utilization of the existing treatment units, when economically feasible and without interrupting the existing water production level of the plant.<\/p>\n The expansion scheme of the southern part of Rod EIFarag Treatment Plant included:<\/p>\n\n
transmission lines and associated appurtenances to handle the increase in water production.<\/p>\n\n