CWRP: A Milestone Event in the Development of Singapore's Sanitation System

Expected to be the world's largest, covered sewerage treatment plant when it becomes operational in 2008, the CWRP is the Public Utilities Board's latest initiative to ensure long term sustainability of Singapore's water resources. In fact, together with the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System, the CWRP is poised to replace the 6 water reclamation plants and 130 pumping stations that Singapore currently utilizes. Treatment capacity of the CWRP is estimated to be 528 million gallons per day.

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Fumes Backflow Problem

Backflow of engine fumes is a frustrating and common problem that many oil rigs have been grappling with. Due to low outlet velocity, fumes generated from engines onboard rigs do not get propelled far enough before being dispersed into the atmosphere. As such, they get trapped below (due to the common design of current systems) or around the vessel, thereby creating an unfriendly working environment.


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