Documented SewTreat project

Carletonville Centre

SewTreat designed, supplied and commissioned an 80 kL/day borehole-water treatment plant for the Carletonville facility. The containerised system combines filtration, chlorine disinfection, raw- and treated-water storage and automated controls, with municipal switchover for backup. The treatment design addresses source-water turbidity, iron and manganese.

Carletonville Centre · Historical SewTreat project photograph

LocationCarletonville, Gauteng

SectorRetail

Water sourceBorehole water; municipal switchover for backup

Intended usePotable water supply

The documented scope.

AFM, GAC, DMI and bag filtration; chlorine disinfection; automated monitoring, dosing and pump protection

Historical SewTreat case-study record. No commissioning date or current operating test results are supplied.

Capacity and context.

Treatment capacity: 80 kL/daydocumented plant capacity
Daily demand: approximately 67 m3/daysite demand, not plant capacity
Raw-water storage: 37 kLstorage volume
Clean-water storage: 72 kLstorage volume

Project photographs

Inside the project.

Carletonville: containerised treatment plant and water tanks

Carletonville: storage tanks and blue treatment container

Carletonville: filtration vessels and treatment pipework

Carletonville: pumping and filtration equipment inside the container

Carletonville: treatment enclosure beside steel storage tanks

Carletonville: exterior treatment plant and tanks

Project attribution: SewTreat. WaterTreat is part of SewTreat.

Read the historical SewTreat case study (PDF) ↗

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