Overview In 2020, Napier Reid supplied a Potable Water Treatment Plant for the Sultanate of Oman as a self-contained, skid-mounted packaged unit, encased in a closed insulated container. Potable water is produced out of imported desalinated water from the methanol plant and treated within the Potable Water System. The water treatment plant, with the capability…
Overview: In 2010, the Iranian Central Oil Fields Company (ICOFC), one of the five major production companies of the National Iranian Oil Company, required a water treatment plant (WTP) to treat raw water from two wells and to produce drinking water and dilution water for desalination units. Napier-Reid supplied a water treatment system including four…
Overview In 2008, ADSSC, the sewage and sanitary authority in Adu Dhabi, decided to convert two of the existing concrete emergency storage tanks at Mafraq WWTP into sequencing batch reactors, increasing the secondary treatment capacity of the plant by 50,000 m3 per day. Napier-Reid’s BIO-BATCH™ SBR was selected to meet the stringent effluent discharge limits. As…
Overview The prevailing hyper-arid climate of Kuwait is not favorable to the existence of any river systems in the country. There are no permanent rivers or lakes. The use of treated wastewater becomes one of the most important solutions for irrigation of agricultural crops and landscapes. In 2000, a sewage treatment system was required to…
Overview The Tasiast Gold Mine is owned by Kinross Gold Corporation, a leading gold mining company with headquarters in Toronto. In 2011, Napier-Reid provided the Mine with two sets of domestic sewage treatment systems for two new worker villages in different locations. The larger village has 9,000 residents, and the smaller village has 100 residents….
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