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1 INTRODUCTION 04
3 LAYOUT OVERVIEW 07
4 SCOPE OF WORK 08
5 FIELD INSTRUMENTS 14
Water treatment plant & Distribution system of the Multi village rural water supply
Scheme for 231 villages with necessary process inter-locking & Automation for the entire
system of 28 MLD treated water from Satdharu dam near Harduwa village, comprising
All the pumping station shall be monitored and controlled from respective WTP/
Pumping station of ICA panel using computer terminal/SCADA which displays the current
status of the plant including key process parameters, various steps of the operation, and
The ICA panel provided at the WTP & each pumping station shall acquire field
instruments data, process data, drive & motor operated valve status from field and MCC
breakers. The SCADA station displays the current status of the plant including key process
parameters, various steps of the operation, and various alarms, trends to implement the
SCADA (Supervisory control and data acquisition system) software, field instruments,
actuators, drives, switches which are electrically interfaced with each other.
This document specifies the norms for integrating all elements and important steps
ACRONYMS
• DI - Digital Input
USED TO THE EXTENT NECESSARY FOR THIS PROJECT AND SHALL NOT BE USED OR DISCLOSED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF L&T
• DO - Digital Output
• AI - Analog Input
• AO - Analog Output
• PG – Pressure gauge
• PS – Pressure Switch
• LS – Level Switch
• LI – Level indicator
LE181250-P-WS-WT-PI-2006
LE181250-P-WS-WT-PI-2007
Piping & Instrumentation diagram for WTP LE181250-P-WS-WT-PI-2008
LE181250-P-WS-WT-PI-2009
LE181250-P-WS-WT-PI-2010
3. LAYOUT OVERVIEW
Intake PLC
The scope of this project includes Instrumentation, control and SCADA works at the
The raw water will be supplied from river Byarma, by the submergence of raw
water Intake pumps & through MS pipes where 04 Nos. of Vertical Turbine (VT) pump (2W
+ 2S) will be provided in the Intake well for Conveying approx. 37 MLD of Raw water to
Raw water Pumping station is Monitored & controlled by the respective RWPH
PLC by acquiring the data from filed instruments, Motor operated valves & MCC breakers.
The SCADA station displays the current status of the plant including all the key
The Water treatment plant (WTP) shall be hydraulically designed for continuous
operation to produce net output of 28 MLD in 23 hours with 20% overloading operation of
treated water to specified quality standard. The required water treatment plant broadly
consists of Cascade aerator, Parshall flume, Flash mixer, Clariflocculator, Rapid gravity
sand filters, Pre & Post chlorination system, Chemical dosing system and sludge handling
systems.
gravity from the Cascade aerator to the pure water sump and the sludge generated from
b. Inlet Chamber
d. Flash Mixers
l. Backwash Pumps
o. Chemical House
q. Sludge sump
x. Chlorination Building
y. Administration Building
The clear water from the Clear water pump house is supplied to 3No’s of IBPS & 04
Nos. of Master Balancing Reservoirs (MBR-01, 02, 03 & 4) and Overhead Service Reservoirs
(OHSR) before distributing to the Villages. The Clear water pump house is located inside
the WTP area. The treated water from the WTP is stored in a reservoir with two
compartments having capacity of 1228 KL for certain period of time. It is then pumped
through MS pipes by 04 Nos. of Horizontal Split case (HSC) (2W+2S) in the clear water
pump house to 3No’s of IBPS & MBR 01, 02, 03 & 04 and 80 Nos. of OHSR’s.
Clear water Pumping station is Monitored & controlled by the Main WTP PLC by
acquiring the data from CWPH PLC RIO which collects dasta from CWPH field
instruments, Motor operated valves & MCC breakers. The SCADA station located at WTP
displays the current status of the plant including all the key parameters, operations & alarm
signals.
4.4 Intermediate Booster Pumping stations & Master Balancing Reservoirs (MBR – 01, 02,
03 & 04)
The clear water from Clear water Reservoir & Pump house at WTP is pumped to
3No’s of IBPS & 04 Nos. of Master Balancing Reservoirs & from there it is distributed to 80
PUMPING TO
MBR LOCATION
(NO. OF OHSR’s)
MBR 1 RAJAPATEN 8 Nos.
Intermediate Booster Pumping station is provided with PLC Panel & Master
Balancing Reservoirs (MBR) are Monitored & controlled by the respective MBR PLC RTU
with 7” HMI by acquiring the data from filed instruments & Motor operated valves. The
data from the MBR PLC RTU is communicated to the Main WTP PLC through GSM/GPRS
Clear water From the OHT’s are distributed to the Village transfer chambers (VTC)
by gravity.
Overhead tank signals are Monitored & controlled by the respective RTU by
acquiring the data from the field instruments & Motor operated valves. The data from the
RTU is communicated to the Main WTP PLC through GSM/GPRS communication. The
SCADA station located at WTP displays the current status of the OHT including all the key
The scope of work also includes providing power backup in the form of battery at OHT for
operating the flow meters uninterruptedly and for providing illumination in the campus.
The Water Distribution comprises of (VTC’s) and these VTC’s will supply water
from OHT’s to the House Service Connections by Gravity. Each VTC’s comprise of a
Woltmann type Flow Meter to measure the clear water distributed to each of the villages.
The major components in the Pumping station & Reservoirs are as listed below:
1. PLC with standalone processors cum Instrument control & automation Panel (ICA) &
SCADA station with all required accessories at Intake well cum Pump house and Water
Treatment Plant
2. Remote terminal unit (RTU) for automation process at remote location & communicate
6. Float & board level Indicator for the local indication of level.
measurements.
8. Pressure measurements for remote monitoring with sensors, transmitters & switches.
9. Residual chlorine & Turbidity analyzers with sensors, transmitters for continuously
10. Raw water & Clear water pumps feedbacks & commands from MCC for Pump
operations.
11. Motor operated valves feedback & commands for the valve operations.
17. GPRS trans-receiver modem for remote communication with WTP main control room
The major Field instruments located in the WTP process plant are interfaced with PLC for
1. The raw water Inlet channel is installed with 01 no. pH meter and 01 no. Turbidity
meter (NTU), for continuous monitoring of inlet characteristics of raw water for local
2. One no. Ultrasonic type flow transmitter is provided in the upstream of the Parshall
flume to measure the flow rate & for field and remote indication.
3. The clarified water channel is installed with 01 no. Residual chlorine analyzer (RCL)
meter for continuously monitoring the characteristics of clear water for local and
4. Each of the filter beds are provided with the Rate of flow Transmitter (ROFT) for
measuring the instantaneous rate of filtered water flow for local and remote indication.
identify the clogging of filter bed and indication to start back wash for local and remote
indication.
6. Bourdon type Pressure gauges at delivery side of the each pump (Backwash pumps/air
7. Diaphragm type Pressure switch is provided with the low pressure set point at the
Common discharge header of backwash pumps and Air blower to trip the pump on
9. Rotameter type flow meter will be provided at the Air blower discharge header for
10. One no. Ultrasonic type level transmitter is provided in Backwash overhead tank for
11. In the Back wash over head tank, 01 no. Float & Board level Indicator will be provided
12. Full bore Electro-Magnetic flow meter with transmitter and Digital flow Indicator
& flow Integrator is provided in the outlet of back wash pipe line for field and remote
indication.
13. Diaphragm type pressure gauge at delivery side of each pump (sludge transfer
transfer pumps/ lime dosing pumps/ alum dosing pumps) for local indication.
14. One no. Conductivity type Level switch with LOW level set-point is provided in each of
the Wash water collection Sump, Sludge sump, Sludge drying bed, Filter water outlet
channel and Dosing tanks is to trip the pumps & for local and remote indication.
15. The filtered water outlet channel is installed with 01 no. pH meter, 01 no. Turbidity
meter, for continuous monitoring of Filter water for local and remote indication.
16. Full bore Electro-Magnetic flow meter with transmitter and Digital flow Indicator &
flow Integrator is provided in the common discharge header of Alum & Lime dosing
level of water. Ultrasonic level sensors work by the "time of flight" principle using the
speed of sound. The sensor emits a high-frequency pulse, generally in the 20 kHz to 200
kHz range, and then listens for the echo. The pulse is transmitted in a cone, usually about
6° at the apex. The time period between transmission and reception of the pulses is directly
proportional to the distance between the transducer and surface & measures the ‘Level’ in
Float & Board level indicator consists of a float connected to a pointer through a rope
via a set of pulleys. The pointer with nylon roller guides smoothly over a calibrated gauge
board, positioned parallel to the tank. The float accurately follows liquid level variations in
vertical direction. The horizontal float movement is restricted by two guide wires firmly
anchored to tank bottom. As such, the pointer is in `TOP POSITION' when tank is `EMPTY'
and in `BOTTOM POSITION' when `FULL'. Pointer indicates 'Level' in the unit of Meters.
ions in that solution. De-ionized pure water has very high resistance, but liquids such as
sewage water, sea water and city water are quite conductive. If an electric circuit is closed
by the substance surrounding the tip of the probe, the resulting current flow will be much
higher when the probe is submerged in the water. The sensitivity of the switch is adjusted
to match the conductivity of the process liquid. Set point for the Switch is set in the units of
Meters.
directly proportional to the level of water known as head. By measuring heads at two
points called the high head and the low head, a difference can be calculated. This difference
Glycerin filled dial & Bourdon-tube type Pressure gauge with the dial size of
150mm will be provided at discharge of each pump for local indication of pump discharge
Diaphragm type Pressure transmitter with integral LCD display is provided on the
discharge line of each pumps for Remote Pressure measurement. The transmitter will
provide 4-20mA DC output proportional to the pressure. These pressure transmitter signals
will be used to generate high pressure alarms & display on SCADA screen as well as DPM
provided on ICA panel. Where the Pressure is measured in the unit of Kg/Cm².
induction principle. The flow meter consists of a flow tube and a flow transmitter. The flow
tube has coils for magnetic field generation and electrodes for pickup of the induced EMF
wired up the junction box on the flow tube. The flow tube will be provided with IP-68
protection. The flow transmitter is a microprocessor based unit which generates the
required voltage for magnetic field coils, amplifies the induced EMF and provides 4-20mA
dc output proportional to the flow. The flow transmitter has integral digital display for
local indication of the current flow rate as well as totalized flow. The transmitter will be
suitable for working on 230VAC 50 Hz and the 4-20mA dc output will be wired to the PLC
A pair of ultrasonic transceivers are placed diagonally parallel to the fluid pipe. Both
the transceivers will transmit and receive the signal at the same time. The signal travelling
in the direction of the flow will take less time to travel and the signal travelling against the
direction of travel will take more time to travel. So based on this time difference between
the two signals, flow rate can be calculated. Where the Flow is measured in the units of
M³/hr.
Differential pressure is created in the main Flow by providing an Orifice plate in the
main pipeline. Because of this pressure, a branch of flow moves through By-Pass line
provided across the orifice plate from upstream side to downstream side of the Orifice
Plate. Additional Range Orifice plate is provided in the By-Pass line which is designed such
that flow through range Orifice plate flows in proportion with the flow through main
orifice plate. Hence by measuring the flow from By Pass line we can estimate the flow from
Main Pipe line. Where the Flow is measured in the units of M³/hr.
The Woltman flow meter works on Mechanical principle. Woltman meters measure
the velocity of the water flowing through the meter with the help of a turbine. The volume
is mechanically calculated, through the known section area and indicated with the roller
counters in cubic meters. The unique form of the “paddle wheels” enables the Woltman
meters to cover a very large measuring range with especially low head loss. The flow is
measuring principle. The hypochlorous acid (HOCl) contained in the medium diffuses
through the sensor membrane and is reduced to chloride ions (Cl-) on the gold cathode. On
the silver anode, silver is oxidized to silver chloride. The electron release of the gold
proportional to the free chlorine concentration in the medium under constant conditions.
The concentration of hypochlorous acid in the medium depends on the pH value. This
dependence can be compensated by measuring the pH value in the flow assembly. The
transmitter transforms the current signal into the measuring unit of Mg/l.
Turbidity Analyzer:
of collimated light from the sensor head assembly down into the sample in the turbid meter
body. Light scattered at 90° relative to the center line of incident light by suspended
particles in the sample is detected by the submerged photocell. The amount of light
scattered is proportional to the turbidity of the sample. If the turbidity of the sample is
negligible, little light will be scattered and detected by the photocell and the turbidity
reading will be low. High turbidity, on the other hand, will cause a high level of light
scattering and result in a high reading. This is measured in the unit of NTU.
pH Analyzer:
solutions, indicating its acidity or alkalinity expressed as pH. The pH meter measures the
exchange for other positively charged ions on the glass bulb, creating an electrochemical
potential across the bulb. The electronic amplifier detects the difference in electrical
potential between the two electrodes generated and converts the potential difference to pH
units.
operation.
➢ Read the values of different process parameters from field instruments, Multi-
➢ The PLC capacity is defined in terms of capacity to handle number of Digital Inputs,
➢ For appropriate operation of the system, norms are defined considering various
➢ PLC input output considerations for drives, field instruments shall be as per P&ID.
The WTP & pumping station SCADA System shall consist of industrial grade PC
server cum operator station and SCADA software package. The SCADA system shall be
interfaced with the PLC control system for the data acquisition and control of the entire
plant. The SCADA System shall be provided with Microsoft Windows based SCADA
software. The software shall be of dual- redundant configuration and installed at the
administration building.
respective section.
➢ System allows operator to issue commands to change system parameters, start &
stop equipment, provide configuration tools and operate diagnostic facilities from
➢ Facility to display & print Alarm history with real time stamp.
➢ Facility to display and print trends for key process parameters like, Level, Flow,
➢ Facility to display and print periodic process reports, operating time of all key
equipment.
➢ The work station will store all the data which will be retrieved by operation
1) Display of Status of the pumping station and operation of pumping station from
SCADA screen.
The system has 3 levels of password facility for operation of the pumping station.
Level 1: Operator Level which enables operator to operate any device in Auto or manual
Level 3: Designer Level, which allows the commissioning engineer to change equipment
related variables, which should not be changed once the plant is put in to operation.
The SCADA screen will display the status of the plant as per the P&I Diagram with same
The colour code for this display is based on standard prevailing practice.
The process parameters are indicated in the SCADA screen will have the tag
number and the actual values with appropriate units. Since all the equipment’s / parts may
not be accommodated in one screen, the plant or section of plant can be divided in to sub
screen and navigation keys to switch the screen are provided on each screen.
transparent mode at SCADA screen. So that a pop window is generated for operation or
6.8 ALARMS
All incoming and PLC internal generated alarms must immediately be indicated at
the SCADA. This should help operators to overcome critical situations of any equipment or
of the plant.
6.9 REPORTING
Daily process report generated by SCADA will be available in the work station. On
the same line weekly monthly reports are generated & the alarm Report is generated for
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1. One No. of Radar type level indicating transmitter is considered for continuous
reservoir level measurement, which is interlock to trip the pump & to enable alarm,
2. One No. of Pressure gauge with the line size of 400 mm on discharge side of each of
the two pumps for measuring and display of the individual pump pressure locally.
3. One No. of Pressure gauge with the line size of 400 mm on discharge side of each of
the other two pumps for measuring and display of the individual pump pressure
locally.
pump which is interlocked to trip the pump & to enable alarm when the discharge
pump for monitoring the discharge line pressure & to enable alarm when the
6. One No. of Electromagnetic flow meter on common discharge side of pump for
7. Four No’s of VT pumps (2 Working + 2 Standby) at Raw water pump house Which
is interlocked with the Level & Pressure transmitters for the system control
operations.
8. One No. of motor operated butterfly valve is provided on discharge side of each
pump which is interlocked with the respective VT pumps, to start the pump & for
control operation.
WIRELESS
10” HMI GPRS COMMUNICATION
FIELD INSTRUMENTS
PUMPS / MOV’S
PLC Hardware and Software will be provided in the Pumping station control room
2. One No. of Instrument control panel will be provided in raw water pumping station
with the necessary Panel meter & Alarm Annunciators to display the Critical
Parameters of Level, Pressure & Flow measurements with RS 485 for PLC interface.
4. Ethernet Switch
5. GPRS MODEM
6. UPS System of required 230V AC input supply providing 1 hour battery backup for
A water treatment plant with output capacity of 23.45 MLD in 23 hours is proposed
to be constructed. Broadly, the flow scheme comprises the following process units.
25. Sludge drying bed filtrate transfer pumps (WT-P-09A, WT-P-09B) – 2nos.
The raw water is pumped to the inlet of the water treatment plant i.e. the raw water
enters the cascade aerator through a pipeline using raw water pump. The cascade aerator is
The cascade aerator is provided mainly to reduce the iron content in the raw water.
In the cascade aerator, while the raw water cascade down the steps provided, it absorbs the
atmospheric oxygen, there by the iron content in the raw water which are in the ferrous
form are converted to ferric form. The ferric form of the iron can be easily settled in the
Raw water will be delivered to the inlet chamber within proposed WTP through
raw water main. The inlet chamber shall be of RCC and designed for future phase. The
feed flow of raw water in the inlet pipe can be turbulent. Inlet chamber is provided to
ensure laminar feed water flow. The velocity of flow is broken in this inlet chamber.
Chlorine shall be injected by bottom mounted diffuser disc/pipes. The residual head at the
end of pumping main will be 2m, which may be kept, is consideration during the design.
Water from inlet chamber flows through a R.C.C. channel installed with Parshall
flume of standard design as per IS 14371 (latest) where an Ultrasonic flow transmitter
(20GAC000FT001) is installed to monitor the flow through the channel which is hardwired
The Raw water Inlet is also installed with 01 No. of pH analyzer (20GAC001pH001)
and 01 No. of Turbidity analyzer (20GAC001TU001) which are hardwired to PLC for
The raw water from the Parshall Flume enters into Flash Mixing unit for dispersion
of the coagulant chemical. Flash mixer (FM-01) of RCC construction designed for 45
seconds retention time are provided. The tank is installed with motorized agitator (AG-01)
Flash mixer Agitator will be interlocked with incoming raw water flow rate (WTP
inlet Parshall flume) for avoiding the dry running condition. Agitator Run/ Trip feedback
signals are taken from MCC feeder and are displayed in Operators station by means of
The Clariflocculator with the rotating bridge arrangement is based on a central feed,
02A/02B/02C & 02D), a central platform and a radial scrapper system in each of the units.
The outlet pipe from flash mixer will feed into the central flocculation part. The
Clariflocculators are provided for the removal of suspended matter, organic etc. It has a
central area for coagulation and flocculation and an outer area for settling. The flocculation
zone is designed for a detention time of 30 minutes. The clarified water flows through
launders fitted with weir plates and through clarified water channels, reach the filter feed
channel.
The turbidity achieved at the outlet (over flow) of Clarifier shall not exceed 15 NTU.
locally from the Start/ Stop LPBS provided near the motor (hard wired to respective
feeder). Necessary feedbacks (On/ Off/ Trip & Local/ Remote) will be taken from Clarifier
The sludge collected at the bottom of clarified is connected to the Sludge Valve pits
(SVP-01) and is carried to the nearest drain through electrically operated Knife gate valves.
The clarified water is fed into the 06 Nos. of rapid gravity sand filters (twin beds)
with (Constant head & constant flow type with the top covered) arranged in two rows.
Each filter bed shall be designed for a filtration rate of 5.5m3/m2/hr. Two nos. (1W +1S) of
Air Blowers (WT-AB-04A/ 04B) of 1690 m3/hr. capacity, Air Compressor (WT-AC-05A /
05B) & Backwash water pumps (WT-P-03A /03B) of 230 m3/hr. for air & water backwashing
a layer of suitable graded filter gravel. The filtered water is collected through the under
drain system and flows into an outlet chamber and into the common treated water channel.
Each filter are of twin bed provided with Ultrasonic type Rate of flow transmitter
(ROFT) & Differential Pressure type Loss of head transmitter. The instantaneous filtered
water flow value & loss of head value is measured. The measured values are displayed
locally and the output (4-20mA DC analog signal) are connected to PLC for indicating the
instantaneous values in SCADA and further used for interlocking purpose such as
Backwash sequence.
The filtered water is collected through the under drain system and flows into an
outlet chamber and into common filtered water channel. The Filtered water outlet pipeline
of filtered water.
Each rapid gravity sand filter consists of twin bed with 5 nos. of Pneumatic valves/gates
viz:
1. Inlet gate from filter feed channel from Clariflocculator open position
3. Dirty back wash water Outlet channel gate for further treatment in close position.
1. High Head loss signal from Loss of Head transmitter (LOHT) & Low flow rate signal
3. Filtered water outlet valve close position (After completion of preset time)
8. Air scouring valve close position (After completion of preset time of air scouring and
water)
13. Dirty backwash outlet channel gate in close position (After completion of preset time).
• Backwash sequence
1. Low flow rate signal from Rate of flow transmitter (ROFT) in filter outlet.
Once it’s back washed, the Backwash Outlet Gate to dirty back wash water channel
is closed and the filter goes to working mode explained above. Backwashing operation will
• Steps involved for backwash operation for each of the Rapid Gravity Sand Filters
2. To close Filtered water Outlet valve 20GDB055BFV208 (After completion of preset time)
9. To close Backwash water inlet valve 20GDB037BFV202 (After completion of preset time)
10. To Close Dirty backwash outlet channel gate SG-202 (After completion of preset time)
11. To Open the Inlet gate (SG-201) from filter feed channel
2. To close Filtered water Outlet valve 20GDB057BFV209 (After completion of preset time)
time)
10. To Close Dirty backwash outlet channel gate SG-204 (After completion of preset time)
11. To Open the Inlet gate (SG-203) from filter feed channel
2. To close Filtered water Outlet valve 20GDB059BFV210 (After completion of preset time)
9. To close Backwash water inlet valve 20GDB043BFV204 (After completion of preset time)
10. To Close Dirty backwash outlet channel gate SG-206 (After completion of preset time)
11. To Open the Inlet gate (SG-205) from filter feed channel
time)
10. To Close Dirty backwash outlet channel gate SG-208 (After completion of preset time)
11. To Open the Inlet gate (SG-207) from filter feed channel
2. To close Filtered water Outlet valve 20GDB063BFV212 (After completion of preset time)
time)
10. To Close Dirty backwash outlet channel gate SG-210 (After completion of preset time)
11. To Open the Inlet gate (SG-209) from filter feed channel
2. To close Filtered water Outlet valve 20GDB065BFV213 (After completion of preset time)
time)
10. To Close Dirty backwash outlet channel gate SG-212 (After completion of preset time)
11. To Open the Inlet gate (SG-211) from filter feed channel
Air compressors are used for the air delivery for scour of the filter bed valves. The
air compressors are provided with one no. Pressure Gauges (20GDB110PG005,
20GDB111PG006) at each of the delivery side for local indication. One number Pressure
monitoring.
Blowers are used for the air delivery for scour of the filter beds. Provision for air
blowing is done such that all the air is released from the system at the end of the scour
before the backwash commences. The air blowers are provided with one no. Pressure
indication. Bulk Flow Rotameter 1no (20GDB071RM001) is provided for local monitoring of
pressure and flow of the air from the Blower. One number pressure Switch
(20GDB073PS002) is provided at the common delivery header to trip the pumps in case of
low pressure.
When the filter head loss increases due to clogging of the bed, the filters shall be
taken on back washing using air & water. Two backwash pumps (1W+1S) (WT-P-03A/ 03B)
are installed in the Clear water pump house. Two number of pressure gauge
discharge header of the pumps for local and remote monitoring of the pressure.
Blowers & Backwash pumps Run/Trip feedback signals are taken from the
respective MCC feeders and wired to the PLC. The status of above equipment’s is
SCADA Graphics.
One number BackWash OverHead Tank is provided on the top of filter Gallery to
supply water & to meet the requirement of filter backwash. Overhead Backwash tank shall
be designed for two filter backwash volume plus 10% margin. Backwash filling pump (WT-
P-03A/ 03B) [1W + 1S] will take water from the Filtered water channel for filling the
Backwash tank (BWOHT- 01). Water backwash of 10 minutes is considered. As per the
One no. of Float and Board type Level Indicator (20GKB000LI001) and an Ultrasonic
continuous measurement, trending of data and initiations of Low, Medium & High alarm
is provided in the Back wash tank for interlocking with Backwash pumps.
All the indications are linked to the PLC. Run/Trip feedback signals of each of the
pumps are taken from the respective MCC feeders and are displayed in Operator’s station
Filtered water flows through a R.C.C. channel. The Filter water outlet pipeline is
which is hardwired to PLC for continuous monitoring of inlet characteristics of raw water.
Chlorination Building
a) Pre-Chlorination system for chlorine injection in Raw water at the inlet chamber
water channel.
c) Chlorine Tonner Storage Area for storage of Chlorine toners for both Pre & Post
Chlorination systems
Electro chlorination system consists of Relay based starter cum control panel with
system selector switch which can be operated either in Manual mode or Automatic mode.
The control & operation of the system are based on vendor scope.
Two nos. of Booster pumps one working and other standby with pressure gauge
on individual discharges. The booster pumps pump the water through the
chlorinator units.
Two nos. of Booster pumps one working and other standby with pressure gauge
on individual discharges. The booster pumps pump the water through the
chlorinator units.
Each Pneumatically operated valves will be provided with one selector switch
‘Remote’ position means the valve is selected for Auto operation. In this mode the
The ‘Local’ position of selector switch is for manually closing or opening the valves
FILTER CONTROL DESK - PLC BASED panel at each filter bed gallery with following
to 6)
• Open/close Illuminated push buttons for 03 Nos. of Valves & 02 Nos. of gates.
• Filter washing
• Filter in service
• HMI touch screen is provided for parameter monitoring and control operation.
Necessary communication interface is considered between these filter control desks and
The dirty backwash water from the filter bed is lead into the wash water recovery
sump, where the supernatant water from the sump is pumped through the Backwash
recycle pumps (WT-P-07A, WT-P-07B) to the raw water parshall fume. The Sludge left is
Level Switch is provided (20GDS000LS006) to trip the Backwash recycle Pumps in case of
Low level & trip the Settled sludge transfer pumps in case of Low Low level.
The Sludge from the Clariflocculator is sent to the Sludge sump, from where it is
transferred to the Sludge drying beds by the use of Sludge transfer pumps (WT-P-06A, WT-
at the discharge header. A level Switch (20GDS000LS009) [Set point: L-2.6 - Refer
Instrument list] is provided to monitor the level of the sludge sump for low level tripping.
The Sludge from Filter backwash Sludge transfer pumps and the Sludge Sump will
be transferred to the Sludge Drying beds followed by the Inspection chamber. 08 number of
Sludge Drying beds (SDB-01 to SDB-08) and 08 number of Inspection chambers (IC-01 to
IC-08) are provided to dry the Sludge and send the Filtered water to the Sludge Drying bed
filtrate sump.
The chemical house is included to provide necessary space for the storage of
The following chemical dosing systems of adequate capacity dosing tanks with agitators
and dosing pumps as per tender requirement are provided as part of the treatment scheme.
Alum dosing system consists of 02 nos. Alum dosing tanks (ADT-01, ADT-02) each
All the Alum dosing tanks are connected by one common header and all alum
dosing pumps are connected to this header & it flows to the Parshall Flume of the WTP. A
dual low level switch (20GDN000LS002/003 for detecting low level for interlocking with
pump/Agitator operation & Alarm in PLC. Low level at the Level switch will trip all the
pumps of the Chemical dosing system and the respective agitator. Level Indicators
(20GDN000LI002, 20GDN000LI003) are also provided at each tanks for local indication of
The operator shall select the working and standby option provided in the graphics
SCADA screen. On selection, PLC shall check for process interlocks for start the dosing
pumps. If the three tanks are detected for low level, no alum dosing pump can be started.
In other words any one alum dosing pump will run only if level switches are in normal
Any pump or agitator can be either stared from the SCADA graphics through PLC
by software toggle push button or from the local Start/Stop PB provided near each motor.
The start/stop of pump from local start/Stop PB (near the motor) is possible only if the
respective pump is selected in local mode through the local/remote selector switch
Pump Running & Pump trip indication will be displayed in Operator’s work station
detailed Eng.). These signals will be taken from the respective MCC feeders.
Each pump is provided with one selector switch for selecting the pump normal/standby
a) Raw water flow rate (at WTP inlet Parshall flume) is normal
b) Alum dosing tank levels are normal (not low level) for running dosing pumps.
If any of the level switch in Alum dosing tank is activated due to low level the Agitator
Three nos. dosing tanks (LDT-01/02) are provided. Electrically driven mechanical
agitators (AG-04A/04B) are provided for continuous stirring of the solution in the tanks.
The control of the flow (outlet) shall be regulated automatically through modulation of
stroke length on the basis of inflow rate of raw water and the quality (turbidity value) of
the water.
There are 2 no’s (1W +1S) dosing pumps provided for dosing lime at the dosing
point. Each tank is equipped with one level switch (20GDN000LS004, 20GDN000LS005) for
detecting low level for interlocking with pump/Agitator operation & Alarm in PLC. Level
Indicators (20GDN000LI004, 20GDN000LI005) are also provided at each tanks for local
The operator shall select the working and standby option provided in the graphics
SCADA screen. On selection, PLC shall check for process interlocks for start the dosing
pumps. If both the tanks are detected for low level, no lime pre saturator dosing pump can
be started. In other words any one of lime dosing pump will run only if level switches are
Any pump or agitator shall run only manually through PLC by software toggle push
button or from the local Start/Stop PB provided near each motor. The start/stop of pump
from local start/Stop PB (near the motor) is possible only if the respective pump is selected
in local mode through the local/remote selector switch provided on respective pump MCC
feeder.
Pump Running & Pump trip indication will be displayed in Operator’s work station
detailed Eng.). These signals will be taken from the respective MCC feeders.
Each pump is provided with one selector switch for selecting the pump normal/standby
b) Raw water flow rate (at WTP inlet parshall flume) is normal
c) Any lime pre saturator tank levels are normal (not low level) for any one dosing pumps
running.
The Central Control Room is located at the WTP Administration Building & is
provided with various equipment for complete monitoring & control of the plant:
➢ ICA (Instrumentation, Control and Automation) panel with control PLC and SCADA
Supply, Communication Interface and Dedicated monitor for Alarm Annunciation &
Process parameters. ICA shall be made for measurement of Process parameter and
control philosophy.
➢ 1 No. Operator Workstation (SCADA) system with 22” display screen shall be
provided. This system will enable the operator to monitor / control the overall WTP
process from the main control room. The station also enables the operator to view
Field Instruments:
the pump & to enable alarm, when the reservoir level is LOW.
2. One No. of Compound Pressure gauge on suction side of each pump for measuring
3. One No. of Pressure gauge on discharge side of each pump for measuring and
4. One No. of Pressure gauge on common discharge side of pump for measuring and
pump which is interlocked to trip the pump & to enable alarm when the discharge
pump to monitor the pipe line pressure & to enable alarm when the discharge
discharge side of pump to monitor the residual value & to enable alarm, when the
8. One No. of Electromagnetic flow meter on common discharge side of pump for
monitoring the total discharge flow rate, which is interlocked with the Motorized
9. HSC pumps at the Clear water pump house are interlocked with the Level &
10. One No. of motor operated butterfly valve is provided on discharge side of each
pump which is interlocked with the respective HSC pumps to start the pump & for
control operation.
11. One No. of motor operated butterfly valve is provided on common discharge side of
pump which is interlocked with the Flow meter, for valve open / close control
operation.
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FIELD INSTRUMENTS
PUMPS / MOV’S
located at Clear Water pump House Control Room & the signal is further carried to
WTP main control room with the necessary panel meter & Alarm Annunciators to
display the Critical Parameters of Level, Pressure & Flow measurements via Fiber
Optic Communication.
Field Instruments:
the pump & to enable alarm, when the reservoir level is LOW.
2. One No. of Compound Pressure gauge on suction side of each pump for measuring
3. One No. of Pressure gauge on discharge side of each pump for measuring and
4. One No. of Pressure gauge on common discharge side of pump for measuring and
pump which is interlocked to trip the pump & to enable alarm when the discharge
pump to monitor the pipe line pressure & to enable alarm when the discharge
7. One No. of Electromagnetic flow meter on common discharge side of pump for
monitoring the total discharge flow rate, which is interlocked with the Motorized
8. HSC pumps at the pump house are interlocked with the Level & Pressure
9. One No. of motor operated butterfly valve is provided on discharge side of each
pump which is interlocked with the respective HSC pumps to start the pump & for
control operation.
pump which is interlocked with the Flow meter, for valve open / close control
operation.
Field Instruments:
the pump & to enable alarm, when the reservoir level is LOW.
2. One No. of Compound Pressure gauge on suction side of each pump for measuring
3. One No. of Pressure gauge on discharge side of each pump for measuring and
4. One No. of Pressure gauge on common discharge side of pump for measuring and
pump which is interlocked to trip the pump & to enable alarm when the discharge
pump to monitor the pipe line pressure & to enable alarm when the discharge
7. One No. of Electromagnetic flow meter on common discharge side of pump for
monitoring the total discharge flow rate, which is interlocked with the Motorized
8. HSC pumps at the pump house are interlocked with the Level & Pressure
9. One No. of motor operated butterfly valve is provided on discharge side of each
pump which is interlocked with the respective HSC pumps to start the pump & for
control operation.
pump which is interlocked with the Flow meter, for valve open / close control
operation.
WIRELESS
GPRS COMMUNICATION
MBR 01/02/03/04
MBR RTU – 04 Nos.
FIELD INSTRUMENTS
MOV’S
respective MBR control room to display the Critical Parameters of Level & Flow
measurements & communicate the same to Main control room at WTP via GPRS
communication.
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RTU
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1. One No. of Ultrasonic type level indicating transmitter is considered for continuous
operated valve based on the level, where to close the valve when the reservoir level
is HIGH & to Open the valve when the reservoir level is LOW
2. One No. of Hydraulically Operated Flow control valve is provided on inlet side of
the OHSR which is interlocked with the level transmitter for valve open & close
operations.
3. One No. of Electromagnetic flow meter is provided on the inlet side of the OHSR to
monitor the inlet flow rate continuously & to regulate the valve based on the flow
requirement.
4. One No. of Blind type Pressure Transmitter provided on inlet side of OHSR to
5. One No. of Residual Chlorine & Turbidity Analyzer provided at the out of OHT to
WIRELESS
GPRS COMMUNICATION
OHSR-80 Nos.
OHSR RTU – 80 Nos.
FIELD INSTRUMENTS
FCV
1. Instrument from OHSR’s are Hardwired to the RTU which is located at respective
OHSR control room is to display the Critical Parameters of Level, Pressure, Flow
measurements, Analysers & communicate the same to Main control room at WTP
1. One No. of Woltmann type Flow meter is considered at each village for the
measurement of flow rate at remote location. The Flow meter is located inside the
Chamber.
Pump operation.
This mode is valid only if the provided equipment of the pumping station like
Motor Drives, Pumps are healthy. Local/Remote selector switch provided in the respective
Motor control panel are selected to “Remote” position for PLC-SCADA operation and
respective position feedback will be indicated on HMI Screen. The provided SCADA
The selector switch provided on electrical panel (MCC) is selected to LOCAL and
status of mode selection is fed to PLC and indicated on HMI Screen. In this mode the drive
can be started/ stopped from LPBS near equipment. PLC shall have the supremacy control
and will monitor the status of pump in case of any abnormal process conditions then PLC
• AUTOMATIC
• MANUAL
• TEST
A Mode selection will be provided on the SCADA/HMI for operation of pump sets.
Operation of pumping station in any of the above modes is possible only when all the
pumps and their discharge valves are selected to Remote mode in the respective
In this mode the pumps will be operated automatically through certain commands
• The automatic control mode will be selected by the operator positioning of mode
selector switch on the control panel. This mode selection will be accepted and
• Based on demand of water and based on the availability of the pumps operator can
SCADA/HMI.
• The PLC system will check the status of start permissive conditions and provide a
signal for ‘Pumps ready to start’. The operator then will give a command to start
• When pumping station start command is given from HMI/SCADA, PLC will check
the start permissive conditions and subject to satisfaction of interlocks, it will issue
start command to the pump and open discharge Butterfly valve simultaneously. On
the receipt of valve open feedback and pump running feedback continuously pump
• The stand-by pumps will start when a working pump fails or stops during running.
• MCC Available
• If duty pump fails to start or its discharge valve fails to open within set time or
discharge header pressure low, then pump starting sequence will be abandoned
• When pump starts and discharge valve opens fully, the start sequence is
completed.
• When the pump stops and discharge valve closes, the stop sequence is complete
• The discharge valve will close after the pump has stopped. In case power supply
• In case of ‘stop pumping station’ command, the pumps will stop one by one
In this mode the pumps and its associated discharge valve will be individually
operated from the SCADA/HMI as per the demand of water and based on the availability
of the pumps. All the permissive conditions and the safety interlocks will be applicable in
this mode.
• MCC Available.
In this mode the pumps/valves will be individually operated from the SCADA/HMI
during Cold trail/testing purposes. The Test mode will be similar to the manual mode but
all the permissive conditions and safety interlocks will be bypassed in this mode.
The starting and stopping of the pumps will be as per the operator commands. This
mode of control will normally be used for maintenance purposes or in the event of a PLC
failure. In order to start a pump in this mode, the operator set the selector switch to ‘Local’.
The pump can then be started or stopped using the start and stop buttons on the MCC
panel. Each pump can also start / stop through local push button stations (LPBS) provided
near each pump set. Valve actuators will be operated manually at the actuator by selecting
the ‘local-off-remote’ selector switch to ‘local’ and using the local controls at the valve.
Monitoring and operations of the incomers & Bus couplers will be done through a
SCADA HMI which is provided in the PLC control rooms of Pumping station. Emergency
stop push button will be provided in motor control center for tripping purpose. Providing
& installation of Energy Meters, to measure electrical power consumed, with each pump set
(≥30 KW) at all pumping station. The reading of these meters will be sent to the PLC