civil engineering for water treatment

City of Glasgow Water Treatment Plant Rehabilitation and Retrofit The City of Glasgow recently completed a $7 million upgrade to their water treatment plant (WTP). Originally a 1960s groundwater softening plant, and converted to surface water treatment in 1987, the upgrade rehabilitation and retrofit project installed modern technology to treat the low turbidity source water. All components of the upgrade were constructed within the existing building footprint. Older technology replaced with package units for specific treatment goalsThe existing plant was built as a groundwater softening facility in 1966. The plant was converted to Missouri River water in 1987, which remains the current, high-quality and low-turbidityRead More →