Water Supply & WasteWater Networks

When distributing water to consumers, it is essential to make the water available on a permanent basis in the required quantity, in adequate quality and at sufficient pressure. Today, substantial water losses in existing supply networks jeopardize the objective of ensuring a continuous water supply. That is why addressing this problem becomes increasingly important.

In sewer systems a distinction is made between combined and separate sewer systems. In addition to the production of master plans, feasibility studies and the design of new systems, M.M.E.C’s engineering services in this area also include the expansion and rehabilitation of existing sewer systems with the aim of utilizing available system components to the greatest possible extent.

 The scope of services includes the following:

• Water supply networks
• Spring catchment
• Reservoirs / tanks
• Pumping stations
• Water supply networks
• Hydraulic modeling
• Wells
• Ground water models
• Wastewater networks
• Sewage pumping stations
• Combined and separate sewer systems
• Storm water treatment facilities