Documented SewTreat project

Ferndale shopping centre

SewTreat installed a 98 kL/day borehole-water treatment plant for a shopping centre in Ferndale, Johannesburg. The project integrates treatment with existing water infrastructure, adds 74 kL of storage and uses intelligent controls and tank-level management to prioritise supply across the site’s operational water requirements.

Ferndale shopping centre · Historical SewTreat project photograph
Ferndale shopping centre · Historical SewTreat project photograph
LocationFerndale, Johannesburg
SectorRetail
Water sourceBorehole integrated with existing municipal/storage infrastructure
Intended usePotable water; prioritised site distribution

The documented scope.

Borehole water treatment integrated with existing infrastructure; intelligent distribution controls and tank-level management. Detailed treatment train not specified.

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

Capacity and context.

Treatment capacity
98 kL/daydocumented plant capacity
Additional storage
74 kLstorage volume

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Inside the project.

Project attribution: SewTreat. WaterTreat is part of SewTreat.

Read the historical SewTreat case study (PDF) ↗

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