| 2003 Lajjoun Wells Water Project- Damkhi, Swaqa, Qastal & Qatraneh |
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Owner : Water Authority of Jordan. Location : Qatraneh to Qastal. Commissioning date : 2002/ 2003. Project value : Around 7.5 Million JD. Project description: The project activities are: - To build a new pumping station in the village of Damkhi (75 km formAmman). Which includes three 355 KW pumps and two 15 KW pumps and a communication RTU. - To build a new reservoir in the existing Qatraneh pumping station. - To add two new pumps in the existing Qatraneh pumping station. - Supply a PLC based RTU in the existing Swaqa, reservoir. - Supply and install a SCADA system, in the existing Qastal pumpingstation. Water is received in Qatraneh existing and new reservoir from the surrounding water wells and pumped through 4 existing and 2 new pumps to Swaqa reservoir. Qatraneh is controlled by an existing AB SLC5/03 controller. Water is also received in Damkhi new pumping station from the surrounding well and pumped via three pumps to Qastal reservoir. Damkhi is controlled by new Siemens S7-300 PLC. Water received in Swaqa reservoir from both Qatraneh pumping station and Damkhi pumping station, and flows naturally to Qastal pumping station. Swaqa reservoir is monitored by a newly installed Siemens S7-300 PLC. Qastal receives water from Swaqa in it newly installed reservoir, and pumped to Amman via the existing pumping station consists of 6 pumps. Qastal is controlled by an existing AB SLC5/03 PLC. Overall monitoring and control of the stations from Qatranh to Qastal is established by a newly installed SCADA system. Scope of Work and Equipment Supplied: TECO’s major role included the implementation of the duties of the ISS to supply PLC based control, automation and telemetry system, and a PC based SCADA system in addition to the manufacturing and the supply of the low voltage switchgear and controlgear system, including: the design, assembly, testing, installation, commissioning and operation staff training for the following: - 5 Autotransformer reduced voltage starters, three 355 KW and two 15 KWpanels. In the new Damkhi pumping station. - One Main distribution for electrical supply and one battery system for controlsupply. Installed in Damkhi pumping station. - One PLC based control system for local automation and remote telemetry andcontrol. Installed in Damkhi pumping station. - 2 Autotransformer reduced voltage starters of 355 KW each installed in theexisting Qatraneh pumping station. - One Main distribution board for power supply and one battery system for controlsupply. Installed in the existing Qatraneh pumping station. - One PLC based RTU installed in the existing Swaqa reservoir, for remotetelemetry. - PC based SCADA system, installed in the existing Qastal Pumping station. - Establish connection between all sites with new installed and existing PLCbased RTU, over a UHF Radio communication link, to have an overall monitoring system in Qastal pumping station. |

