SEWAGE DISPOSAL IN SOUTHWEST KOSOVO

 

Sewage Disposal in Southwest Kosovo

Phase IV (Peja)

Engineering services

comparable to HOAI phases 1-9

Client

Regional Water Company Hidrodrini (RWCH)

Contractual relationship

Consortium

Processing period

2018-2023

Contact

Dr.-Ing. Helmfried Dietsch
Project Management

T +49 (0) 201 89 67-180
h.dietsch@dahlem-ingenieure.de
 

Shortdescription

The project sought to comprehensively and sustainably address the historic and growing sanitation problems in the Peja area, improving and preserving the local aquatic environment and raising living conditions for residents and those downstream.

 

The project sought to comprehensively and sustainably address the historic and growing sanitation problems in the Peja area, improving and preserving the local aquatic environment and raising living conditions for residents and those downstream.

 

Projectdata

Lot I

  • Rehabilitation and Extension of Sewerage Networks
  • construction of new transmission mains (DN550 to 800  ≈ 8 km, including pressure mains)
  • automated, self-cleansing stormwater overflows; 2 siphons (for river crossings, additional pressure mains and rural connections), sewerage pumping station.

Lot II: 

New WWTP Peja including sludge digester and CHP

  • Stage 1: 81,000 PE, dry weather flow = 12,178 m³/d
  • Stage 2: 96,000 PE, dry weather flow = 12,409 m³/d for tertiary treatment i.e. removal of nitrogen and phosphorus
  • Primary treatment - automated coarse and fine screens, inlet pumping station, grit and grease removal and primary clarifiers
  • Secondary treatment - organic carbon removal by an activated sludge process
  • Tertiary Treatment (UV disinfection); The staggered implementation concept provides a future upgrade for Tertiary-Treatment and nutrient removal
  • O&M Manuals for both components.
  • Sludge Treatment (thickening, sludge stabilization by anaerobic mesophilic sludge digestion, mechanical sludge dewatering, storage and sludge liming);
  • Use of Biogas (digester gas/ CHP) for generating electrical power and heat.