Jacksonville WTP Construction
Jacksonville, IL
The City of Jacksonville built a new 8 MGD water treatment facility near the original plant to provide a more reliable source of water to the City and surrounding communities. The new plant consists of a 16,000 SF building which houses the high service pumps, filtration, chemical feed, office and administrative areas, lab, and an electrical/mechanical room. Clark Dietz provided construction phase services for the electrical, controls, mechanical, and plumbing systems at the new facility.
Water Treatment Facility
Electrical Systems
- New 480/277 volt, 3 phase, 4 wire service
- Diesel fueled standby generator to serve the entire facility, connected to the distribution system via an automatic transfer switch
- Power distribution system to feed process equipment, pumps, lighting, and control systems
- Site and interior building lighting and lighting control systems with occupancy sensors
- Electrical connections for HVAC equipment
- Conduit path for security, telephone, and data systems.
Mechanical Systems
- Heating and air conditioning for plant offices, restrooms, shower rooms, meeting rooms, storage areas, laboratory/control room, and electrical rooms that house variable speed pumps
- Heating and ventilation for high service pump room, chemical storage rooms, filter rooms, electrical rooms where variable speed pumps are not housed, and rooms for water treatment processes
Plumbing Systems
- Restroom fixtures (toilets, lavatories, drinking fountains, showers)
- Utility fixtures (mop sinks, hose bibbs, floor drains, hub drains)
- Safety fixtures (emergency eye wash stations and emergency showers)
- Domestic water heaters
- Hot water, cold water, sanitary and vent piping systems
- Gas piping systems for building heat appliances, domestic water heat, or process loads
Controls Systems
- Network architecture
- Piping and instrumentation diagrams
- Sequence of operations and control loop descriptions
- Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) hardware specifications