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   ![](/sites/g/files/dvc3966/files/styles/crop_freeform/public/image/2014/05/iraq_casestudy_1_0.jpg.webp?itok=jdDkPI5q "Iraq case study 1")   



  
Veolia Water Technologies was awarded the contract for the design, engineering, fabrication and assembly of equipments, testing and commissioning of a water treatment plant, integrated with the current 40 years old existing Qarmat Ali Water Treatment Plant.  
   
It includes river water clarification using Actidisk solution, made of the compbition of [Actiflo®](http://www.veoliawaterst.com/actiflo/en/) &amp; [Hydrotech Discfilter](http://www.veoliawaterst.com/hydrotech-discfilter/en/) technologies, followed by series of auto-back washable strainer filters to handle a flow rate of 206,400 m3/day.  
   ![](/sites/g/files/dvc3966/files/styles/crop_freeform/public/image/2014/05/iraq_casestudy_1bis_0.jpg.webp?itok=cRu4f2-h "Iraq case study 2")   



The complete plant has a modular design and all the treatment steps are made of skid-mounted, pre-assembled and pre-tested elements before being shipped to Iraq.  
Veolia delivered the plant within the committed period of 6 months.


Benefits

- The modular aspect has a big advantage in term of gain of time in the construction schedule
- The compactness of the unit limits considerably the footprint
- The site activities are reduced to minimal interconnecting and writing works
- The wastage of water is minimized by recirculation of dirty and off-spec water
- The start and stop procedure is very simple and the plant can be easily operated.