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SEVILLE

PROJECT FOR THE ADAPTATION OF SEVILLE’S INTEGRATED SEWERAGE SYSTEM

Working field

Hydraulics and water treatment

Client

CONSEJERIA DELEGADA DE LA EMPRESA METROPOLITANA DE ABASTECINIENTO Y SANEAMIENTO DE AGUAS DE SEVILLA S.A.(EMASESA)

Ending Year

En Proceso

Budget

1.374.636,61 € (PEM)

The work carried out consisted of the drafting of a project for the rehabilitation of the Emisario Puerto General Collector (S-200) in the Municipal District of Seville.

To this end, it was necessary to carry out a topographical survey of the access covers to the gallery, to propose the access of materials and to design the ventilation system, as well as the realization of
a geotechnical campaign at the Mexico Roundabout for the design of the maintenance arch, which included a rotary borehole 24 m deep.

That the main features of the above-mentioned project are:

  • Rehabilitation of gallery with variable section.
  • The types of actions envisaged in the project are:
    • General cleaning of the collector throughout its section.
    • Forced ventilation system from the manifold registration wells.
    • Diversion of flows by internal by-pass composed of removable metal coasters.
    • Archeta roundabout Mexico.
    • Hydro-cleaning by pressurized water jet and hydrodemolition until it reaches the armor.
    • Remediation of deteriorated surfaces by mechanical grinding or hydrodemolition.
    • Removal of oxide from armor by pressure water jet and passivation of armor.
    • Regeneration of structural surfaces with thixotropic mortar class R3 and coating with mortar.
    • Printing with high chemical resistance projected membrane in areas not grouted with mortar.
    • Installation of stoneware flooring on countertops.
    • Sealing of cracks and fissures by air cleaning and injection of epoxy or polyurethane resin.
    • Repair of crates and access shafts, both structural (corrosion, cracks, etc.) and replacement of paves and frames and log covers in 21 shafts of the gallery.
    • Adaptation of 15 collectors to the gallery.

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