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SPIRAC’s dedicated team has worked very closely with MWH Treatment to help meticulously plan out the inlet at Hartshill.
‘The like of which we’d not seen before’
He continued: “The SPIRAC system has been integrated into the Hartshill treatment works system for the past 6 months, facing persistent heavy rain; the like of which we’ve not seen before. This has served to prove that the two new screens from SPIRAC could do their job. In the first few hours particularly, the screens took a real hammering, but they passed the test with flying colours. We’ve had no issues with them at all. Overall, the
throughput has been increased by 200 l/s, but they are working fine, and with their self-cleaning design, only basic maintenance is required.”
‘Improve local river quality’
He concluded: “The upgrade for both Warwickshire and Leicestershire is a very positive one, which will improve local river quality. Inlet changeovers always try to be timed to avoid storm seasons. However, due to the ever-changing
weather systems these days, it is becoming harder to find a good window to complete these necessary works. While I really enjoy working with the challenges of changing inlet screens, I hope we don’t have to experience the same deluge again as when we were trying to keep everything online for the installation of the new SPIRAC screens, launder systems and compactors! Working closely together on site, and embracing our digital delivery toolbox, has really paid off.”
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