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Gympie Sewage Treatment and Processing Plant
GYMPIE SEWAGE TREATMENT AND PROCESSING PLANT

Contents

Title page

Contents pages

1.0 Project introduction and background

2.0 Project approvals required

3.0 Site location

4.0 Site geology

5.0 Project description of old system

5.1 Inlet

5.2 Three clarifiers

5.3 Digesters

5.4 Sludge bags

5.5 Three trickle filters

5.6 Settling lagoon

6.0 Additions and conversions

7.0 Project description of new system

7.1 Inlet

7.2 Storage tanks

7.3 Bioreactor

7.4 Two clarifiers

7.5 RAS pump station

7.6 Aerobic digester

7.7 Sludge press

7.8 Three sand filters

7.9 Chlorine holding tanks

7.10 Settling lagoon

8.0 Materials used on site and their sources

8.1 Concrete

8.2 Steel

8.3 Chlorine

8.4 PP and PVC (pipes, valves)

8.5 Filter bed material (rocks, gravel, sand)

8.6 Pumps and compressors

9.0 Construction methods used

9.1 Excavation and landscaping earthworks

9.2 Formwork and scaffolding

9.3 Steel reinforcement

9.4 Drilling and blasting

9.5 Piling

9.6 Hoisting and fitting

10.0 Plant used

10.1 Shovel bucket

10.2 Backhoe

10.3 Grader

10.4 Tamping foot roller

10.5 Truck

10.6 Crane

11.0 Management structure of the project

11.1 Preliminary investigation and final project definition

11.2 Planning and design

11.3 Contracting, construction and operation

12.0 Safety, environmental and traffic management

12.1 Safety management

12.2 Environmental management

12.3 Traffic management

13.0 Particular points of interest

14.0 Particular problems encountered on the project

15.0



References: Queensland Concrete & General Construction Co. Pty. Ltd. 2009, Nambour Representatives of the Queensland Government, Nambour, Queensland, viewed 4 May 2010, <http://www.qcgc.net.au/>.

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