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Moyeni WTW

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Moyeni Water Treatment works and pipeline, Bergville, KZN

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The Moyeni Water Treatment Works currently receives water from the existing abstraction point at the adjacent canal and is able to treat 4ML of water per day. Treated water is pumped from the WTW to a reservoir (existing capacity 500Kl) about 3km away and distributed to the community. Given the increase in demand for treated water, the WTW requires upgrades to the plant and rising main pipeline. The proposed upgrade (Phase 1) will allow for the treatment of 10ML/day. Additional water will be pumped from existing abstaction point at the adjacent canal. The bulk rising main route is planned to follow the existing road but may be revised to avoid houses built very close to the road. Thus, a 20m buffer has been mapped along the proposed pipeline route to provide a 40m corridor, if re-routing is required. The pipeline will be High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) with a diameter of 650mm and flow rate 780m3/hr.

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Saturday, November 19, 2022 - 13:37

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20176

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