Bundamba Advanced Water Treatment Plant, Australia

The plant is a critical element in the

Western Corridor Recycled Water

Project, part of the Queensland

government’s water grid strategy,

aimed at drought-proofing the south-

east area of the state. KSB are proud

to be associated with this project,

which recently received the Grand

Honour Award for Design Project,

Project Innovation at the Interna-

tional Water Association‘s 2008

Water Congress in Vienna, Austria.

The award recognizes the use of

technology within the project, which

has been described as „a technical

masterpiece.“

Replenishing water supplies

Continuing drought and sinking levels of water storage in south-east Queensland

have led the state and national governments to put top priority on increasing the

production of purified recycled water. With Queensland contributing $2 billion,

and the Australian government contributing $408 million from its Water Smart

Australia Program, world leaders in the fields of engineering, construction, water

and wastewater services have been brought in to develop project assets and infra-

structure and, once construction is complete, to operate the required advanced

water treatment plants and associated pipelines.

Water Treatment

KSB-Solutions

Pumps n Valves n Systems

Water Waste Water Energy Building Services MiningIndustry

Operator: Veolia Water

Scope of supply:Design, manufacturing, delivery, testing,

performance certification and documentation

of pump and motor units.

Date of commissioningStage 1A – August 2007 / Stage 1B – June 2008

For further information please contact:

Water treatment, Tel. +49 6233 86-2103johannes.schmoelzer@ksb.comwww.ksb.com

Fast, reliable, competent

Utilising the reverse osmosis process, the Bundamba Advanced

Water Treatment Plant further treats secondary treated waste-

water to produce purified recycled water, which is then pumped

to the Swanbank and Tarong coal-fired power stations for use

in the cooling process, thus considerably reducing demand on

the region’s drinking water supply. Due to continuing drought,

the delivery timeframe for the pumping units has been critical.

As one of the world’s leading suppliers of pumps, valves and

systems for water management, KSB AG, represented locally

by KSB Australia, has been a highly competent partner. Right

from the start, KSB has provided invaluable support, not only

fulfilling the high quality requirements but also supplying the

key process pump units for both project stages within the

required “First Water” timeframe. Thanks to KSB, the plant

now has the capacity to supply up to 66 mega litres per day of

purified recycled water.

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Western Corridor Recycled Water Project – Scope of supply and project details

Qty: Pump Selection: Flow: l/s TDH: m 4 Multitec MTC RO 150/02-12.1 123 298

5 Multitec MTC RO 125/03-10.2 92 259

3 Etanorm R 250-330 255 24

2 Omega 250-600A 290 91

4 Megachem M65-200 15 10

4 Megachem M125-250 80 18.5

4 Megachem M125-250 80 18.5

4 Megachem M150-250 120 13

4 IS 150-500 Duplex SS 82 66

4 Megachem M80-400 19 39

4 IS 250-400 Duplex SS 125 48

3 Mega M32-200 6 50

3 IS 150-400 Duplex SS 30 33

3 Megachem M125-200 46 10