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SKE Lime/Bulk Powders Storage & Handling Systems Sludge Handling SKE Lime/Bulk Powders Storage & Handling Systems Sludge Handling/Stabilisation/Pasteurisation Systems No. Description – Location - Customer 1 Lime Plant, Lexlip WTW, Dublin – JEIL (Now ETEL) 2 Lime Plant, Ballyboden WTW, Dublin – Dublin Co. Co. 3 Silo Safety system, Roundwood WTW, Co Wicklow – Dublin Co. Co. 4 Lime System, Clay Lake WTW, Co Armagh – Mallon Bros. 5 Silo Safety System, Bellanacargy, Co Cavan – Cavan Co. Co. 6 Lime System, Derg No. 1 - Castlederg WTW, Co Tyrone – Mallon Bros. 7 Lime System & Sludge Handling System, Carmoney WTW, L’Derry – EMIT, Italy/Mackies, Belfast 8 Lime System, Caugh Hill WTW, Dungiven, Co L’Derry – Babcock Water (Now ETEL) 9 Lime System, Shannon STW, Shannon - EPS 10 Mobile Alkaline Stabilisation Plant, Mullingar, Co Westmeath – Westmeath Co. Co. 11 Lime System, Killylane WTW, Antrim – JEIL (Now ETEL) 12 Lime System, Altnahinch WTW, Antrim – JEIL (Now ETEL) 13 Lime System, Dungonnel WTW, Antrim – JEIL (Now ETEL) 14 Lime System, Moyola WTW, Co L’Derry – Mallon Bros 15 Lime System, Galtee WTW, Co Tipperary – JEIL (Now ETEL) 16 Lime System, West Inishowen WTW, Buncrana, Co Donegal – USF Bowen Water SKE Solutions Ltd 3 Derryloran Business Centre Derryloran Industrial Estate Sandholes Road Cookstown, Co. Tyrone N. Ireland. BT80 9LU Tel: +44 (0) 28 8676 9600 Fax: +44 (0) 28 8676 0033 Email: [email protected] Web: www.skesolutions.com quality guaranteed | customer satisfaction Company Reg. No. N.I. 42833 17 Mobile Milk of Lime Solution Dosing Plant – Lime Supplier 18 Sludge Stabilisation, Tuam STW, Co Galway - EPS 19 Lime System, Sligo & Environs WTW, Sligo - EPS 20 Lime System, Lisdoonvarna, Co Clare - EPS 21 Lime System, Dorisland WTW, Co Antrim - ETEL 22 Lime System, Derg No. 2 - Castlederg WTW, Co Tyrone - ETEL 23 Sludge Stabilisation, Portumna STW, Co Galway - EPS 24 Lime System, Penwhirn, West of Scotland Water Authority - OTVB 25 Lime System, Glengap, West of Scotland Water Authority - OTVB 26 Lime System, Caugh Hill WTW, No. 2 - Dungiven, Co L’Derry – Water Service NI 27 Mobile Sludge Stabilisation Plant, Carlow, Co Carlow – Agrilife Ltd. 28 Sludge Stabilisation, Lough Rea, Co Galway - EPS 29 Lime System, Perth, North of Scotland Water Authority – Stiell Process 30 Soda Ash Plant, Lough Braden WTW, Co Tyrone – JEIL (Now ETEL) 31 Lime Plant Refurb, Lough Braden WTW, Co Tyrone – JEIL (Now ETEL) 32 Sludge Storage & Handling System, Limerick – USF Bowen Water 33 Soda Ash Plant – Tourmakeady WTW, Co. Mayo - EPS 34 Lime System, Loughmacrory WTW – Omagh, Co Tyrone - ETEL 35 Lime System, Silent Valley WTW, Co Down – ETEL 36 Lime System, Fort William WTW, Scottish Water – ACWa Services 37 Sodium Bicarbonate System, Monaghan – Bowen Water 38 Lime System, Sulby, Isle Of Man - ETEL 39 Lime System, Fofanny WTW, Co. Down - ETEL 40 Sulphur Storage System Design, Siberia, Russia – Webster Griffin 41 Powder Activated Carbon System (PAC), Dorisland WTW, Co. Antrim – Water Service 42 Lime System, Carran Hill WTW, Co. Armagh - ETEL 43 Lime System, Douglas, Isle Of Man - ETEL 44 Lime System No. 2, Upgrade – Clay Lake WTW, Co. Armagh – ETEL (Irl) 45 Quick Lime Discharge System – Cork – Crowley/Response Engineering 46 Lime System – Castor Bay, Co. Armagh - ETEL 47 Lime System No. 2 – Moyola, Co. L’Derry - ETEL 48 Lime System – Ballinrees, Co. Antrim - ETEL 49 Lime System – Dunore Point, Co. Armagh - ETEL 50 Sludge Stabilisation Trial Plant – Exmouth STW – South West Water .
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