visuel générique projet

Dieppe Maritime waste water network development

Missions
  • Preliminary studies and regulatory review
  • Concept and detailed
  • Assistance for the drafting of tender documentation, bids analysis and procurement process
  • Assistance for the works supervision
  • Assistance for commissioning

Several towns in the Normandy region (northern France) still using non-collective sanitation systems needed to be connected to collective sanitation. The new network developed for this need comprises 5 pumping stations (10l/s capacity for the biggest) amoung which 3 are operated in network in order to optimize energy costs and linera meters of pipe.

Challenges

The project is specifically designed for numerous local constraints:
o 1 km of linear along a national road,
o Access for schooling facilities issues,
o Presence of the groundwater table in the entire zone,
o Crossing of a railway line and cantilever bridges.

Key figures

– 3,5 km of gravity-fed network
– 3 km of wastewater discharge network
– 5 pumping stations
– 150 household connections

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