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From Water and Wastewater.com Industry News
The owners of the new industrial park, Zhongying Precious Metal Company Ltd., want the plants to produce effluent that meets Chinese National Discharge Standard Class 1A. Meeting Class 1A requires additional treatment to reduce nutrients and suspended solids and is the standard required for wastewater being discharged into sensitive water bodies. “Black & Veatch has a strong track record in advanced technologies and a long history of working in the China water industry,” said Mr Xue Chu Liang, Managing Director of Zhongying Precious Metal Company Ltd. “As we are going to build a world class and sustainable jewelry industrial park, it is important for us to use a company with international expertise that could help us determine the best sustainable solution.” The industrial park will cover an area of 12 hectares and will centralize the design and production of precious metal jewelry. Housing these design and production activities in the park will help increase exports to international markets and also reduce pollution. The Shenzhen Government has been actively supporting the development of high tech industries in the area. “Black & Veatch has worked on a number of advanced wastewater treatment plants around the world,” said Alan Man, Vice President and Managing Director of North Asia Pacific. “Recycled water is increasingly being used as a solution to improve sustainability and overcome water scarcity issues.” • The park will build two wastewater treatment plants, one to treat domestic waste that will have a capacity of 9,000 cubic meters per day. The other will treat industrial waste with a capacity of 2,000 cubic meters per day. • Black & Veatch will provide engineering design and equipment procurement services for the domestic wastewater treatment plant and civil and structural design for the industrial wastewater treatment plant. In addition the company will also provide specialist advice on the procurement, testing and commissioning of the plant. • Black & Veatch is investigating Membrane Bioreactor (MBR)/Integrated Fixed-film Activated Sludge (IFAS) technology. MBR/IFAS systems are well suited to some industrial and commercial applications, and the high-quality effluent produced makes them a good solution for water reuse applications and for surface water discharge applications that require extensive nutrient removal. • MBR/IFAS technology can be designed for and operated in small spaces and has a high removal efficiency of nitrogen, phosphorous, bacteria, biological chemical oxygen demand and total suspended solids. • Summary of Class 1A Discharge Standards: BOD 10 mg/l, SS 10 mg/l, Total-P 0.5 mg/l, Total-N 15 mg/l • The project is expected to be completed by December 2010. Source: http://www.bv.com/ © Copyright 1998 - 2011 Water and Wastewater.com |
