Jacks to Chilean capital Santiago

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For the largest sewage treatment plant in Latin America, La Farfana in the Chilean capital Santiago, Landustrie is going to build five new jacks supply. The augers will be placed in the intake pumping station, where some 6-7 hundred thousand m3 of wastewater per day will be pumped into the treatment process.

Before the contract was awarded, a large package of tender requirements had to be met. When awarding the contract, not only the lowest price was eventually considered, but also quality aspects and references. Quality in particular was one of the spearheads, especially since the existing steel augers were already showing signs of fracture after only a few years of operation. Landustrie uses the Finite Element Method in its screw jack design. With this calculation programme, the acting forces can be mapped out under all circumstances and the most ideal jacking design can be determined. All five screw pumps, with a diameter of 3.7 metres and a length of about 21 metres, will be delivered and assembled with drive and electric controls. Landustrie is also responsible for the structural modifications to the pumping station.

The new jacks will be exchanged in several stages. The entire project should be completed by the end of 2022.

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