Projects

Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station

  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image
  • Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station Project Image

Scope

In late 2021, the Orange City Council enlisted QMAX to undertake the replacement and re-commissioning of the Sieben Drive Sewer Pump Station in Orange. This comprehensive project entailed the removal of the defunct pump station situated at the intersection of Sieben Drive and Glendale Drive and the subsequent installation of a new pump station. The new facility was designed with expanded capacity to effectively manage sewer flows stemming from recent developments in the western and northwestern regions of the city. The new pump station is a 3.2m diameter and 5m deep precast concrete unit, equipped with dual Flygt NP3301-180 submersible sewerage pumps with 55kW motors, DN150, SH10 316 Stainless Steel pipework, epoxy coated, resilient seated valves, and an ABB magnetic flow meter. The pump station is integrated with a recently updated pump station controller featuring soft starters, a hydrostatic level sensor, digital well level display, and is monitored and controlled through the council’s SCADA network.

Challenges

Throughout this project, QMAX faced and overcame multiple challenges, showcasing our expertise and commitment to excellence. The engineering complexity required designing and implementing a new pump station with increased capacity, ensuring compatibility with existing infrastructure and meeting regulatory standards. Navigating construction logistics in an urban environment demanded meticulous planning to minimise disruptions to residents during the removal and replacement process. Managing environmental impacts such as noise, dust, and potential wastewater spills necessitated the implementation of effective mitigation measures to safeguard the surrounding ecosystem. QMAX’s commitment to minimising disruptions and maintaining a high quality of life for local residents underscores our dedication to creating positive outcomes for the communities we serve. Lastly, successful project completion relied on robust stakeholder coordination, underscoring QMAX’s collaborative nature and ability to work seamlessly with local authorities, contractors, engineers, and residents to address concerns and ensure community satisfaction. This project showcases QMAX’s capability to deliver innovative solutions tailored to the unique needs of our clients while upholding the highest standards of quality and enhancing the communities we serve.