BLACKALL MAIN SEWER PUMP STATION
CLIENT
Blackall-Tambo Regional Council
DURATION
3 Months
COMPLETED
June 2013
VALUE
$720,000
LOCATION
Blackall, Queensland
This project required the construction of a new main sewer pump station for the town of Blackall in Western Queensland and the utilisation of the existing pump station as emergency storage.
The pump station was built in close proximity to local waterways and was required to have a finished height of 3.5m above ground level to prevent inundation of the wet well and damage to the switchboard, during flood events.
The pump station is 3.2m in diameter and 14m deep. Constant dewatering, was required to eliminate ground water intrusion into the excavation. Temporary diversions of the towns sewerage were required to allow alterations to the existing infrastructure to take place.
The pump station was completed with a galvanised access stairway, safety hand rails and a pivoting gantry and electric winch.
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