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Success stories
Discover the different things Artein Group can do for your project through real examples of our work. Let our success stories inspire you to partner with us for your next storage solution.
El Alamein Desalination Plant, Egypt
Need
The coastal region of El Alamein was facing an increasing demand for drinking water due to tourism development and population expansion. The Egyptian government's Ministry of Defence needed a solution to ensure a constant water supply in this area.
Solution
In 2018, a desalination plant was built using reverse osmosis technology, designed by Aqualia and FCC Construcción. The plant, located on the Mediterranean coast, has a capacity of 150,000 cubic metres of drinking water per day, with specific units for drinking water, permeate and remineralised water.
They meet the region's high water demand.
It contributes to tourism development and the well-being of the population.
Improves the availability of drinking water in a region with limited resources.
Nutribén Treatment System Expansion, Madrid, Spain
Need
Nutribén, a leader in the baby food industry, needed to expand its processing system to increase food manufacturing capacity and meet growing demand.
Solution
In 2017, an expansion of the treatment system was implemented at its facilities in Madrid. The upgrade included the installation of a 750 m³ biological reactor and a 140 m³ homogeniser, optimising the production process.
It increases its production capacity.
Optimising efficiency in baby food manufacturing.
Increased capacity to meet market demand.
Waste Treatment Plant in Fresno de la Ribera, Zamora
Need
Sertego, specialising in waste management, required a solution to improve the storage and handling of leachate at its plant in Fresno de la Ribera, Zamora. The facility had to meet stringent environmental standards and optimise leachate control to prevent contamination and protect public health.
Solution
In 2013, three leachate storage tanks with a capacity of 1,100 m³ each (290,589 gallons) were installed at the Fresno de la Ribera plant. The tanks are made of vitrified steel, guaranteeing durability and resistance to corrosion.
Significant optimisation of leachate management.
It reduces the risk of pollution and harmful emissions.