Tynagh  400MW CCGT Power Station, Ireland  August 2005


Christ Kennicott Water Technology Ltd are continuing to build on their success in Ireland after winning a contract to supply both the water and the wastewater treatment plant for the new 400 MW CCGT power plant currently being built by GE/GAMA POWER SYSTEMS in Tynagh, Co. Galway, Ireland.

The water treatment plant comprises state-of-the-art technology with two 10m3/h twin pass Reverse Osmosis trains feeding two E-CELL ™ Electro-deionisation plants providing very high quality demineralised water ( < 0.1 µS conductivity ) with minimal consumption of chemicals.

The integrated wastewater treatment plant is designed to treat all the station’s waste streams and includes the following processes:

- Oil Removal using a CPI system to reduce free oil down to acceptable discharge limits.
- Oxidation of Ammonia.
- Mixing and pH adjustment to meet discharge consents.

This contract helps consolidate our leading position in the provision of engineered water treatment systems to the power market in Ireland. Other recent projects in Ireland include West Offaly Power Station, Lough Ree Power Station and Coolkeragh Power Station in Northern Ireland.

A member of the Christ Water Technology Group (within the BWT Best Water Technology Group), Christ-Kennicott Water Technology Ltd operates internationally in water treatment plant design, supply, installation and service.

 
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