DESIGN FMECA STUDY FOR NORTH WATER ENSURES RELIABILITY OF INDUSTRIAL WATER TREATMENT INSTALLATION

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The industrial zone of the Eemshaven (in the Netherlands) has been undergoing considerable expansion in recent years. This means an increasing water demand from Northeast Groningen for industrial water to use as cooling and process water. In order to preserve precious groundwater as a source for the drinking water supply, surface water from a canal is used as cooling and process water. Due to the expansion projects in the area a new 28-kilometer long water pipeline from Garmerwolde to the Eemshaven is planned to keep up with cooling capacity demand.

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