Case Study

UV Water Treatment Plants For Microorganism Prevention

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In September 2023, the Queenstown Lakes District Council in New Zealand faced a significant water quality issue due to cryptosporidium contamination, prompting a boil water notice for Queenstown. Recognizing the urgent need to ensure safe drinking water, the council partnered with FILTEC to implement advanced UV water treatment solutions across key plants, including those in Wanaka. This proactive approach aimed to safeguard public health and prevent further contamination risks by leveraging state-of-the-art UV technology.

FILTEC collaborated closely with the council, delivering two UV water treatment plants in Wanaka equipped with TrojanUVSwift®SC D06 systems. The company managed the design, installation, and commissioning of one plant, ensuring a seamless transition to operation. For the second plant, FILTEC supplied the equipment while working alongside Fulton Hogan for the installation and commissioning. The systems are chemical-free, efficiently treating high volumes of water while minimizing environmental impact.

The advanced UV systems offer sustainable and cost-effective solutions with low maintenance needs, reducing cleaning frequency and operational costs. FILTEC’s swift deployment of these treatment plants enabled the lifting of the boil water notice, ensuring long-term water safety and demonstrating a strong commitment to protecting the community’s drinking water supply. The partnership guarantees ongoing service support, reinforcing public confidence in water quality management.

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