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The Seaview Energy Resilience Project

  • Condor Civil
  • Sep 21, 2022
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 16


Condor's pH Correction Unit on the Sea View Wharf with Team Members working

The Project


Upgrades to the Seaview wharf and pipeline are necessary to ensure they are as resilient as possible during an event such as an earthquake.


The Seaview wharf and its pipeline are critical for the fuel supply for the lower North Island.


The Requirement


A series of concrete piles are required as part of this resilience project, and a tremie is used to pour concrete underwater in a way that avoids washout of cement from the mix due to turbulent water contact with the concrete while it is flowing. During this process, water within the pile gets contaminated by the high pH concrete and requires it to be treated.

 

The Solution


Condor proposed a Water Treatment System capable of automatically treating the high pH water and bringing it back with compliant discharge levels.


The Result


Condor assisted with the pH correction of any contaminated seawater during the operation. Our pH Correction Water Treatment system performed without any issue, and clean, safe water was returned to the harbour.


It had the potential to be a tricky pour due to the exposed location of the project, but with the comms and adherence to safety standards, the job went very smoothly and is a credit to the team, Brian Perry Civil.


Contractor: Brian Perry Civil


Consultant: Holmes


Client: CentrePort


Products used:  Condor pH Correction Unit Water Treatment System and Treatment Chemicals


Location: Seaview, Wellington


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