City Of Cayce Water Treatment Plant

The city currently owns two water treatment facilities the 6 million gallon per day riverside plant located on the saluda river and the 22 5 million gallons per day lake murray plant.

City of cayce water treatment plant. The lake itself is 718 acres providing 2 8 billion gallons of storage. The upgrades also incorporate state of the art technology that will monitor the plant continuously and make it much easier for the plant operators to make necessary adjustments to the treatment process. The water mains and pump stations deliver water to residences and businesses throughout the city and neighbouring communities. The south carolina department of health and environmental control dhec sponsors this program which supports utilities in improving disinfection and particle removal for the benefit of public health.

Wastewater treatment facility the new city of cayce regional wastewater treatment plant began operation in october 2012 to replace the existing plant built in the early 1970 s. The water at the plant passes through aeration softening iron removal disinfection ph adjustment and filtration before being pumped to the system. The facility has a 25 million gallon per day capacity and can treat from up to 80 000 homes and businesses and one half million people. The city of cayce announced it has received the 2016 sc area wide optimization program award for the cayce water treatment plant.

Knowledge of mechanical equipment relative to wastewater treatment and of their techniques for general servicing and maintenance. The plant began operation in 1976 and is located on graham mebane lake in the northeast part of alamance county. The plant is capable of treating 150 million litres of water per day and uses a multi step treatment process. The primary water plant for the city is the cape rock treatment facility with a capacity of 7 5 million gallons per day.

The plant treats wastewater from more than 1 million people. The average daily use for the saluda river plant is 3 273 million gallons per day and the lake murray plant is 9 023 million gallons per day. The city of graham is co owner of the graham mebane water treatment plant with the city of mebane. Upgrades to the plant had been in the works for more than 10 years and included expanding the plant s wastewater capacity from 8 mgd to 25 mgd enough to serve the region for the next 30 years.

Contact vince osborne assistant superintendent water treatment plant at 803 739 5380 to set up a date and time. The water treatment plant draws our water supply from the oldman river. Knowledge of the hazards involved in plant operations and of the safety precautions to be taken. Knowledge of the processes involved in the treatment of wastewater including some knowledge of chemistry.