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    This project expanded the existing Maraba Water Treatment Plant in Saudi Arabia to increase its capacity to 50,000 cubic meters per day. The plant draws raw water from three nearby dams through new pipelines. It uses a high loading calcification system combined with reverse osmosis membranes to treat the water within a limited footprint. The expanded plant includes various treatment units like screening, lifting stations, chemical dosing, and chlorination to produce potable water for the region. Construction was completed in 2014 at a cost of $35 million.

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    This project expanded the existing Maraba Water Treatment Plant in Saudi Arabia to increase its capacity to 50,000 cubic meters per day. The plant draws raw water from three nearby dams through new pipelines. It uses a high loading calcification system combined with reverse osmosis membranes to treat the water within a limited footprint. The expanded plant includes various treatment units like screening, lifting stations, chemical dosing, and chlorination to produce potable water for the region. Construction was completed in 2014 at a cost of $35 million.

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    This project expanded the existing Maraba Water Treatment Plant in Saudi Arabia to increase its capacity to 50,000 cubic meters per day. The plant draws raw water from three nearby dams through new pipelines. It uses a high loading calcification system combined with reverse osmosis membranes to treat the water within a limited footprint. The expanded plant includes various treatment units like screening, lifting stations, chemical dosing, and chlorination to produce potable water for the region. Construction was completed in 2014 at a cost of $35 million.

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    Expansion Maraba Water - KSA

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    Haseeb Razvi
    This project expanded the existing Maraba Water Treatment Plant in Saudi Arabia to increase its capacity to 50,000 cubic meters per day. The plant draws raw water from three nearby dams through new pipelines. It uses a high loading calcification system combined with reverse osmosis membranes to treat the water within a limited footprint. The expanded plant includes various treatment units like screening, lifting stations, chemical dosing, and chlorination to produce potable water for the region. Construction was completed in 2014 at a cost of $35 million.

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    Infrastructure

    Water & Environment - Water Treatment


    MARABA WATER
    TREATMENT PLANT
    EXPANSION AND
    TRANSMISSION
    LINE
    Maraba Center - Abha
    Governorate, Saudi Arabia

    Client
    Assir General Water Directorate
    K&A Role
    Main Consultant
    Project Specifications
    Construction Cost: $ 35 Million
    Design Completion Date: 2011
    Construction Completion Date: 2014
    Services Provided
    ‚‚ Design
    ‚‚ Tender Documents
    ‚‚ Construction Supervision
    Water Treatment Plant

    Project Highlights
    This project is part of the Directorate’s initiative to construct and put into operation a
    new potable water treatment plant with an ultimate effluent capacity of 50,000 m3/
    day. This plant is an expansion of the existing Maraba Water treatment plant.
    The water plant’s raw water comes in from the Baysh, Maraba and Itwed dams. The
    limited available footprint means that a new design concept was developed, utilizing
    pre-engineered high hydraulic loading calcification system with a reverse osmosis
    membrane system for desalination. The plant has several main treatment units. These
    include pipe work from existing incoming pipelines from the WadiBaysh, Maraba
    and Itwid dams; coarse and fine screening; a raw water lift station; a distribution
    chamber; membrane cleaning system; chemical dosing for the RO plant; a blending
    tank; product transfer pumps; a brine pumping station; and a chlorinating building.
    It also has eight clarification packages (include coagulation, micro-sand injection,
    flocculation, lamella settler, sand return pumps and hydro cyclones); four inter-stage
    tanks; six inter stage pumps; Ten horizontal pressure filters with backwash pumps and
    air scouring blowers; a backwash tank; and Ten reverse osmosis trains (each train has
    micron filters, RO high pressure pumps and two stages RO skids).

    JE093000/JE121600

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