Arthur A Youngman Water Plant
Description
The West Siksika regional water treatment plant is designed to supply potable water to the Siksika, North Camp, Stobart Lake and West End townsites.
The West Siksika water plant diverts water from the Bow River. Water is treated using a conventional treatment system which consists of chemical injection, flash mixing flocculation, settling and filtration. The treated water is then chlorinated and falls into a baffled clear well system. the combination of chlorine residual and baffling provides the chlorine contact time to inactivate giardia, cryptosporidium and viruses.
Project in Brief
Client: Siksika Nation Public Works
Location: West Siksika (North Camp)
Cost: $1,800,000
Capacity: 2.4 MLD
Type: 2-Conventional Treatment Trains
Sim-Flo’s Role
Sim-Flo was retained to provide project management and design of the treatment, mechanical systems, electrical, controls and SCADA system. The SCADA system monitors the water treatment plant as well as the West End, Stobart Lake and Siksika pump stations.
