Project
Mine ZLD Water Treatment Facility
Our team completed phases 1 and 2 of a zero liquid discharge (ZLD) water treatment facility for Cargill’s underground salt mine in Lansing, New York. The current phase 3 will be turnkey engineer-procure-construct (EPC) delivery of the facility.
The ZLD facility — sized at 65 gallons per minute (GPM) — is a mechanical vapor recompression treatment plant to treat contact water from mining operations. Our project scope includes all civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and process components.
This comprehensive approach ensures that every aspect of the mine water treatment facility is meticulously designed and documented, adhering to the highest engineering and construction standards.
Client
Cargill Cayuga Mine
Location
Lansing, New York
Region
Northeast
Services
Industries
Scope of Work
Site-specific design basis
General arrangement drawings (for major equipment, structures and routings)
Building and foundation sketches
Balance-of-plant piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs) as applicable: instrument air, water (feed water, potable, service, distillate, purge)
Water balance diagrams
Equipment lists
Electrical one-lines
Control system architecture
Line list and valve list
Pipe rack sketches
Platforms/access steel sketches
Building specifications
Piping plans
Cable schedule
Raceway sketches
Lighting plan
Grounding plan