Located in Gila Bend in the US state of Arizona, power project is operated by Abengoa Solar and consists of two 140 MW steam generator/turbine/generator units supplied with heat from an 1,800-acre solar collector field.
Crown Solutions has won a contract from Abener-Teyma, a joint venture of two subsidiaries of Spanish firm Abengoa, to supply an integrated, near zero liquid discharge, water treatment system for a solar thermal power plant in US.
Located in Gila Bend in the US state of Arizona, power project is operated by Abengoa Solar and consists of two 140 MW steam generator/turbine/generator units supplied with heat from an 1,800-acre solar collector field.
A large thermal storage system allows the facility to continue to generate electricity for up to six hours after sundown. The water treatment process of Crown Solutions consists of a 4,500 GPM integrated well water and wastewater recovery system including Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies patented ACTIFLO for softening.
According to the company, the overall system recovery will be in excess of 95%. Crown Solutions, a subsidiary of Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, is a full-service industrial water company that focuses on service, chemistry and equipment technologies.
