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Ledbury STW
Severn Trent Region

Client
Severn Trent Water

Location
Ledbury

Project Type
Turnkey

Project  Duration
17mths

Project Value
£6,122,862

Completion Date
31 March 2005

A n ew biological P-Removal process was required to meet UWWTD discharge consent figures. The project involved M & E asset renewal and CSO screening of storm waters at the main works feed pump station. 

The new treatment works scheme incorporated:

  • 6 mm screening,
  • grit removal,
  • crude sewage
  • RAS conditioning,
  • two oxidation ditches
  • Biological Phosphorus (P) removal,
  • final settlement,
  • odour control to the inlet works,
  • RAS /SAS pumping,
  • SAS thickening

The project Includes:

  • refurbished existing Feed Pump Station 
  • Storm Water CSO at Feed Pump Station
  • Inlet Works- 6mm Screens and Grit Removal
  • Crude Sewage and RAS Splitter Chambers
  • Anaerobic Tank
  • Diffused Air Bio P-Removal Oxidation Ditches
  • Return Activated Sludge Pumping Station
  • Surplus Activated Sludge Pumping Station
  • New Surplus Sludge Thickener
  • Provision for future Tertiary Treatment Stage Back-up
  • Chemical P-Removal Dosing Equipment
  • Odour Treatment
  • Equipment for New Inlet Works

Mechanical Equipment:

  • Submersible Pumps
  • CSO Static Screens
  • Penstocks
  • 6mm 2D Fine Screens
  • Screenings Handling Screw Conveyor and Megawasher
  • Vortex Grit Trap and Screw Grit Classifier
  • Submersible Mixers
  • Blowers and Membrane Diffusers
  • Rotating Half Bridge Scrapers
  • Progressive Cavity Pumps
  • Washwater Booster Set Unit
  • Odour Control Biofilter
  • Fans and Ductwork
  • Surplus Drum Thickener
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Chemical Dosing Unit

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Phase 1.1 Primary Tank Island: Minworth is Severn Trent’s largest sewage treatment works serving a population equivalent of 1.75 million from Birmingham.