United Kingdom - Inverurie

The first Nereda® wastewater treatment plant in Scotland
United Kingdom - Inverurie
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Projects facts

  • Client
    Scottish Water
  • Wastewater
    Municipal
  • Date
    2018
  • Project type
    Greenfield
  • Location
    Inverurie, Scotland, UK
  • Process configuration
    Pre-treatment + Nereda

The challenge

Scottish Water was seeking a solution for wastewater treatment at its Inverurie WwTWs to increase the plant’s capacity and improve effluent quality. The company wanted to upgrade its current works while increasing efficiency and reducing operating costs.

The solution

Nereda was selected as an efficient and cost-effective means to upgrade the works. The delivery partner was ESD, a joint venture between Galliford Try, MWH Treatment and Black & Veatch. Improvements included a new inlet works, improved storm water treatment, a buffer tank and three 2,000m3 Nereda reactors, with the capacity to treat an average flow of 6,758m3 per day with a peak flow of 693m3 per hour. A modular common wall construction design using DFMA maximised efficiency of the installation. EPS, Royal HaskoningDHV’s Nereda Licensee in Ireland provided design and delivery of specialist Nereda components under subcontract to ESD.

 

The outcome

The Nereda installation at Inverurie was completed in early 2019. The development of the modular construction minimised the site installation period. As well as providing additional capacity for future growth at the plant, Nereda has also enabled bio phosphorus removal without the use of chemicals to be achieved, which will greatly improve the quality of the nearby rivers Don and Urie.

The local benefits of the project

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Meets stricter effluent limits
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P removal without chemical use
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Improved treatment capacity
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Purer effluent discharged
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Cost-effective solution
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