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With an investment of 2'3 million euros from the Regional Government, they are building a well and two pipes connected to the local WWTP

Thanks to an investment of 2'3 million euros from the Regional Government, under 80% to the Cohesion Funds of the EU and the remaining 20% ​​provided by the regional government, Alguazas will soon have one new drive system and pumping wastewater.

The works of this project running smoothly and both involve the construction of a pumping well as two new pipes, replacing the previous outdated channel the liquid waste to the input lines to the new WWTP.

The WWTP Alguazas, inaugurated on September 29 by the regional president, Alberto Garre, and the local mayor, José Antonio Fernández Lladó, is the largest financial investment of public works recorded by the municipality in its history.

And the construction of this plant, innovatively designed both to purify 15,000 cubic meters of water per day and up to 5 hm3 a year-to and meet the needs generated by the population and its industrial base in the coming decades, marked 9.5 million euros.

Leading the way in debugging

This WWTP is designed with modern technologies including system specific tertiary treatment for reuse until almost the last drop 98% - of wastewater in agricultural irrigation and also considering all measures sake of environmental protection either deodorization and soundproofing .

This embodiment adds to the renovation of the pumping station with the construction of a facility designed to prevent the resident population in the south smells and noises that could cause infrastructure.

In line that has been holding talks with the City Water Heredamiento face to build a raft function will be collecting treated water for reuse in agricultural irrigation are located.

But the performances on wastewater treatment in Alguazas not end there because the population also benefits since 2009 of the advantages of a deposit of storms, with an investment of 3 million euros and paid for in full by the Regional Government, prevents before an overflow or to a fault, the wastewater is discharged directly into the river.

And is that the tank can store the equivalent flow generated in Alguazas for three days.

Which means that, if a fault occurs, the technicians have considerable leeway to remedy it.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Alguazas