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Sudbury Wastewater Treatment Plant – Energy Efficient Building
Sudbury Wastewater Treatment Plant – Energy Efficient Building
Client: Regional Municipality of Sudbury
Location: Sudbury, Ontario
Project Status: The project was completed April 1997 and is operating as designed
Project Description:
R.V. Anderson Associates Limited designed an energy efficient heating system for the Sudbury Plant’s new Chlorine Storage and Handling Facility by utilizing the plant’s effluent water as a heat source. Filtered effluent water is available 24 hours a day for process use and clean-up.
Multiple Water Source Heat Pumps are used to extract heat from effluent water by lowering the temperature through a refrigeration cycle and re-using this heat for building heating. By selecting units with reversing valves in the refrigerant system, the pumps provide cooling in the summer by rejecting building heat to the water.
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AWARDS & RECOGNITION
RVA Takes Top Honour at Ontario Consulting Engineering Awards- R.V. Anderson Associates Limited recognized for project excellence by the Ontario Public Works Assoc…
- RVA again is named a Top 50 Trenchless Design Firm
Congratulations to RVA’s Nathaniel Andres and Zoran Filinov
2016 Ontario Consulting Engineering Awards Gala
RVA wins Ontario Consulting Engineering Award for Sudbury Wastewater Treatment Plant Head House Upgr…
R.V. Anderson Associates Limited maintains Platinum Status as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies