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Limestone contactors in rectangular concrete cells
| Client / Final client | Year | Project | Flow rate (m³/d) | Main parameters | Photo |
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| Orascom – Metito – Cobra / SONADA | 2023 | SFAX SWRO Plant 200 MLD, Tunisia | 200.000 |
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| Aquambiente / Aigües Barcelona | 2023 | ETAP Besos, Spain | 31.968 |
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| Tecton / CMWSSB | 2023 | 150 MLD Sea water Desalination Plant, Nemmeli, India | 150.375 |
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| Belfi / Aguas de Antofagasta (ADASA) | 2023 | Antofagasta, fase 2 planta desaladora norte, Chile | 54.778 |
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| Acciona Agua / SWCC | 2023 | Shuqaiq phase 1, KSA | 400.000 |
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| Sepco 3 / Metito / SWCC | 2021 | Al-Jubail SWRO desalination plant phase 2 | 405,000 |
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| Acciona Agua / Water & Electricity |
2019 | Shuqaiq 3 Independent Water Project | 450,000 |
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| Tedagua / BHP |
2019 | Spence Growth options (Chile) |
86,830 |
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| Tedagua / Sedapal |
2019 | Provisur (Peru) |
37,700 |
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| Aqualia-FCC / Spanish Ministry of Public Works |
2017 | Fonsalía (Canary Islands) |
14,000 |
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| Cadagua / Spanish Ministry of Public Works |
2015 | Granadilla (Canary Islands) |
14,000 |
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| Canal Isabel II / Spanish Ministry of Public Works |
2015 | Janubio (Canary Islands) |
11,800 |
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| Ferrovial / Tenerife Water Council |
2014 | Adeje (Canary Islands) |
30,000 |
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| Sadyt / Mekorot |
2014 | Ashdod (Israel) |
384,000 |
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| Acciona Agua / Spanish Ministry of Public Works |
2013 | Telde (Canary Islands) |
16,000 |
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| Degremont / ATLL(Catalunya Water Authority) |
2010 | Barcelona (Spain) |
200,000 |
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| Inima / Spanish Ministry of Public Works |
2007 | Alicante II (Spain) |
80,000 |
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| Local construction company / Gran Canaria Water Council |
2007 | Guía (Canary Islands) |
10,000 |
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Limestone contactors in FRP tanks
| Client / Final client | Year | Project | Flow rate (m³/d) | Main parameters | Photo |
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| Aqualia / Cabildo de La Gomera |
2023 | San Sebastian de la Gomera, Spain | 21.427 |
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| Abengoa / Mantoverde Mining company |
2022 | Mantoverde Atacama, Chile |
21.427 |
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| Tecton / Samsung C&T / Marubeni / TAQA |
2022 | Tanajib, KSA | 26.256 |
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| Guidera O’Connor / SAW |
2022 | WS14 Kangoroo Island, Australia | 2.808 |
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| Tedagua | 2022 | La Palma, Spain | 12.000 |
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| Sint Overseas / Majis Industrial Services |
2022 | MISCP, Oman | 15.000 |
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| Elmasa | 2021 | Puerto rico, Gran canaria |
6.500 |
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| Elmasa | 2021 | Tenerife, España | 700 |
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| Suez / Aquambiente / Aigües del Prat | 2020 | ETAP Mas Blau (Spain) |
7,200 |
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| Osmo Sistemi / Caramondani | 2020 | Cyprus | 15,600 |
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| Talleres Falcon | 2020 | Fuerteventura (Spain) |
3,000 |
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| Watera | 2020 | Syros (Greece) |
5,000 |
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| Grupo Element | 2019 | Lanzarote, España | 600 |
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| NEDO / Hitachi | 2019 | Durban (South Africa) |
6,240 |
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| Grupo Element | 2019 | Fuerteventura, España | 3000 |
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| Grupo Element / Hotel Costa Adeje |
2019 | Tenerife, España | 720 |
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| Aguas de Antofagasta | 2019 | Taltal (Chile) |
950 |
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| Sacyr | 2019 | Formentera (Spain) |
2,000 |
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| Arsepur/Bechtel / Tech |
2019 | Quebrada Blanca Fase 2 (Chile) |
3,600 |
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| Tedagua / Onead |
2019 | Djibouti | 22,630 |
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| Yonsan | 2018 | Emboodhoo Lagoon (Maldives) |
1,500 |
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| Prominent / Kvarnåkershamn’s waterworks |
2018 | Gotland (Sweden) |
7,500 |
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| Canaragua / Consejo insular de aguas de Gran Canaria |
2018 | La aldea de San Nicolás (Canary Islands) |
2,700 |
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| audingIntraesa / Aigües del Prat |
2018 | ETAP Sagnier (Spain) |
3,600 |
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| Aqualia-FCC / Spanish Ministry of Public Works |
2017 | La Caleta (Canary Islands) |
10,000 |
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| Yonsan Engineering / Maldives Airport |
2017 | Maldives Airport | 1,600 |
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| AES Arabia Ltd Tecnicas Reunidas / Saudi Aramco |
2016 | Jazan (Saudi Arabia) |
6,000 |
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| Elmasa / Elmasa |
2016 | Maspalomas (Canary Islands) |
19,500 |
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| AES Arabia Ltd(Hyundai Heavy Industries) / Saudi Electricity Company |
2015 | Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) |
2 x 720 |
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| Elmasa / Elmasa |
2012 | Maspalomas (Canary Islands) |
12,000 |
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| Sadyt / Manto VerdeMining company |
2011 | Mantoverde (Atacama, Chile) |
11,000 |
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| Tagua / Carlton-Ritz Hotels |
2011 | Tenerife (Canary Islands) |
4,000 |
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| Lynagua / Oil company |
2009 | Oman | 2,000 |
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| Sacyr | 2004 | Formentera | 2.000 |
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| Cadagua / Spanish Ministry of Public Works |
2004 | Balearic Islands (Spain) |
4,000 |
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| Loroparque, Veolia, Facebook, Cadagua, Spanish Ministry of Public Works, Prominent, Grupo Element, Hidroambiente, Yonsan, Olivera Canarias, Metalarinaga, Nueva Era Renovables, Alemparte | Since 2004 | Small projects around the globe | Up to 600 |
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Limestone contactors in steel tanks
| Client / Final client | Year | Project | Flow rate (m³/d) | Main parameters | Photo |
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| Acciona Agua / Qatar Water and Electricity Authority |
2016 | Ras Abu Fontas 3 (Qatar) |
164,800 |
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Limestone contactors in open top containers
| Client / Final client | Year | Project | Flow rate (m³/d) | Main parameters | Photo |
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| Corodex / Abengoa |
2015 | Masdar Institute (Abu Dhabi) |
1,080 |
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References
The Drintec calcite contactor technology is well accepted and proven and has a number of advantages comparted to conventional calcite contactors. The key advantage is that the feed of calcite cranules to the calcite contact bed is designed to occur continuously through a special set of funnels delivering the granules gently to the bed. This allows to:
- Eliminate the turbidity spikes of the product water asoicated with the intermittent reload of calcite in conventional systems;
- Avoid the need to backwash the calcite bed after a reload of media, which reduced the volume of product water wasted for operational purposes;
- Rreduces the total volume (and assocated costs) of the calcite bed signficanlty because the continuous load of calcite allows to maintain the same depth of the calcite bed at all times, while the intermittent load (typically weekly) of conventional calcite contactors requires the bed (and therefore the entire calcite structure) to be oversized to provide adequate filter bed depth at the end of the filtration cycle before bed reloading.
The Drintec calcite contactors have been used at the largest SWRO plant in Europe – the 200,000 m3/day Barcelona plant and at a number of other large and medium size facilities worldwide and has well-proven track record.
