We were asked to design, manufacture and commission a water treatment plant for the processing of Kava Drink in Vanuatu. Designed in two air-conditioned 40′ containers providing a flow rate of up to 250 kL/day…
Protex Water was commissioned to upgrade the wastewater system at Burra Foods Korumburra processing facility. The new treatment plant features an impressive 1.8 megalitre fibreglass reinforced tank, and utilises an internally mounted grid aeration diffuser system…
While planning for an all-new wastewater Treatment Plant for an international dairy company, due for completion in 2025, we installed a large DAF system at one for their processing plants as an interim measure…
Protex Water was contracted to design, supply, install and commission a waste decontamination system in accordance with the latest 7.10 requirements…
Protex Water was engaged to design a temporary rental solution to treat surface water at an important Glencore site. The system was designed to comply with stormwater discharge requirements, treating the water to a standard suitable for discharge into the environment…
We’ve designed and manufactured a bespoke Water Treatment Plant for Fletcher International’s major processing facility based in Dubbo, New South Wales.
The system is designed to treat up to 4.3 Ml/day…
We designed, supplied, installed and commissioned a ChemSphere Effluent Decontamination System (EDS) for Westmead Hospital. Built to achieve AS2243 PC2 Large Facility and OGTR PC2 Large Facility requirements…
Protex Water was engaged to design, manufacture and install a Sewage Treatment Plant for Moore Park Beach Holiday Park, north of Bundaberg in Queensland…
Built on a rugged yet compact skid, this Clearmaster Wash Bay treatment system contains a 4-stage treatment train and includes an integrated control panel for automatic operation…
We designed and manufactured a large Rainwater/Potable Treatment Plant for the new $1.5 billion Footscray Hospital in Victoria’s western suburbs. The new hospital spans five buildings, employs over 5000 people…