Power Plastics - tank covers

The client specified that the covered structure system should prevent natural debris and light from entering the tank. The design should take into consideration the existing walkways, ultrasonic probes, wiring and lifting equipment that was already installed. Whilst not the largest of projects managed by Power Plastics Ltd, designers spent several

As part of the AMP4 OFWAT determination to enhance sewage treatment works in the UK, Birse Water Ltd contacted Power Plastics Limited to assist in the design and develop an odour control system for the grit channels at Mogden Sewage Treatment Works. Birse Water Ltd required that the primary sealing arrangement to consist of two pneumatic tubes for

Nomenca, choose Power Plastics to design, manufacture and install walkways and removable covers for a clean water site in North Yorkshire. The design included two walkways set 5m apart, with removable covers spanning the void. The walkways were designed with attachments on the underside to allow the fitting of eight sludge cones. The sludge cones

Ringsend WWTW is located at Dublin Bay in Ireland. A series of odour control covers was provided for the works lamella tanks. The client's general design requirements were that the cover system should be a low-profile construction that would not interfere with internal tank components. The fabric cover panels were to be removable and constructed

Following the completion of two concrete settler tanks at Fobney AWTW, Veolia Water Ltd contacted Power Plastics Ltd to design and install a cover system over a lamella plate area that primarily: prevents the ingress of rain and wind into the tanks; prevents the egress of gases and offensive odours; protects the lamella plates from sunlight