J.M.-Jeanson Drinking Water Treatment Plant

innovation supporting high performance

This state-of-the-art facility integrates high-performance, innovative technologies.

With its vital importance to the health and public safety of the City of Sherbrooke, the J.M.-Jeanson Drinking Water Treatment Plant truly represents a successful symbiosis of new, efficient and innovative treatment technologies.

With an efficient and better-automated system, the plant supplies high quality drinking water with a marginal 0.4% discharge to the sanitary sewer. The Sherbrooke plant is one of only a very few in North America to be equipped with a secondary membrane filtration system, and is one of the largest very-high-frequency ozonation systems in the world. At 100,000 cubic meters per day, it is also the largest membrane filtration plant in Quebec.

 

Services

Civil, Commissioning, Sustainability, Water + Wastewater, Construction Observation, Automation + Controls

Distinctions
Estrie, Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec, Recognition of an Innovative Project, 2017
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