PO Box 761, Sanctuary Cove, Queensland 4212, Aus

(+61) 1300 381 873

WATER and WATER PROCESSING


Potable Water Treatment

Processing of raw water from dams, rivers and ground sources to allow for drinking and complying with quality legislation

High Purity Water Treatment

Electro deionization post treatment for the creation of ultra-pure demineralised water for use in high purity process plants

Desalination

Processing by reverse osmosis for the removal of salts (desalination) of raw water for further use in potable and ultra-pure systems

Waste Water Processing

Eight stages of processing to treat our waste water and allow for compliant discharge though approved point.



Commercial Water Treatment Process


DRINKING WATER TREATMENT (POTABLE)

The basic water treatment processes include coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, filtration and lastly, disinfection of water. A process we have long used to create water for our generation assets and now scaled up for City's, Shire's and Towns.

The world relies on clean drinking water. Based on our experiences for process plants and using the same technologies Gensrv Water now offers commercial sized assets utilizing the proven multi stage process. Water enters the system though debris screens and is admitted to tanks where a coagulant is added which clump together solids. This water then passes to sedimentation tanks where these solids fall from the slow-moving water. The water from the top of the tank is passed through a filter to remove the remaining particulate mater.

The resulting stream is now treated to remove bacteria and control they’re re appearance. This is done by correcting the pH and adding chemicals to bring the water in to the required approved specification. This water is then pumped / stored at a given head to supply the distribution network.

WASTE WATER PROCESSING

The eight primary steps to process sewage into water for return to the eco system or onward processing for drinking

Wherever water is used, waste water is generated. This water may be contaminated with bacteria, solids and chemicals. The Waste water plant uses a set of stages to purify this water for either disposal under an approved environmental license or further treatment for reuse.

Waste is received at the asset and passes a screen to remove large solid components. The waste then passes to a screening plant for initial removal of larger suspended solids, which sink to the bottom of the system. The waste now passes to a clarification stage where the slow-moving water allows the further fallout of solid partials for disposal. This waste water is drawn from the top of this system and passes to the aerator where air is added to encourage the brake down of any organic waste (and the growth of bacteria). The treated waste water now passes to the secondary clarifier to remove the smaller solids. As bacteria remain in the waste the next stage disinfects the water by UV, Ozone or Chlorination. Finally, the cleaned water is checked for chemical composition which may be corrected to meet the plants output specification.



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PROCESS FLOW MODELING

Our Software enables our engineers to accurately determine pipe, reservoirs and tanks to ensure delivery parameters are obtained.

MAINTENANCE

OPTIMISATION

Migrating from OEM to condition based assessment inline with maintenance best practice stretches the OPEX dollar further.

INTEGRATED

ENGINEERING 

Engineering flow from feasibility through design and delivery then in to the maintenance management system.

SKILLED ENGINEERS

AND COMPETENCY TRAINING

Gensrv believe in knowledge transfer and our suit of competency based learning packages tackles all aspects and technologies of Water and Waste Watre Treatment.


СOST EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS WITH

OPTIMAL QUALITY

When constructing Water processing assets completely understanding the delivery risk is essential. Poor design or quality impacts construction costs both in productivity and rework. Ensuring designs and procured equipment meet the quality requirements is a key to an on time on budget project delivery.