Pelham WWTP Upgrade and Expansion

A critical expansion of an existing wastewater treatment facility.

Location
Greenville, SC
Delivery Method
Design-Bid-Build
Client
Renewable Water Resources (ReWa)
Year Complete
2006
Region
Southeast

Project Overview

This $87.7 million expansion increased the existing 9-mgd wastewater treatment plant to 30-mgd. Work included the construction of seven major concrete structures including primary clarifiers, digesters, final clarifiers, new deep bed filters and a UV disinfection system. Construction of an earthen cofferdam with turbidity curtains spanning approximately 50 feet and extending 20 feet deep into the Enoree River allowed for the installation of a new 72-inch plant effluent line and diffuser assembly into the river. This project also included the installation of six gravity sand filters, two 7200-volt generators, three 4160-volt blowers and two 20 hp rotary screw compressors to service primary sludge pumps.

PC’s workforce self-performed 75% of the contract value placing 40,000 cubic yards of concrete, 200,000 yards of excavation and the installation of 84,000 linear feet of underground process piping ranging from 6 inches to 64 inches.

30

MGD Wastewater Treatment Capacity

200,00

Cubic Yards of Site Excavation

84,000

Linear Feet of Underground Process Piping