Rotork fluid power valve actuators have been installed throughout a major new water treatment plant (WTP) which supplies up to 500 litres of drinking water per second to the city and port of Mazatlan in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. A total of 144 Rotork double-acting, scotch-yoke pneumatic actuators have been installed throughout the two project stages of the Los Horcones water treatment plant, which began operating in May 2007. The actuators, from Rotork Fluid Systems’ CP and P ranges, operate butterfly valves in sizes from 6 to 20in. All the actuators are equipped with DynaTorque manual overrides. Built for the Mexican water authority Jumapan, the Los Horcones plant treats water from two inland wells named San Francisquito and El Pozole in order to remove iron and manganese. The USD 11.6 million plant has been constructed by Constructora y Cribados Almoza, S.A. de C.V.Rotork actuators for WTP in Mexico
Rotork fluid power valve actuators have been installed throughout a major new water treatment plant (WTP) which supplies up to 500 litres of drinking water per second to the city and port of Mazatlan in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. A total of 144 Rotork double-acting, scotch-yoke pneumatic actuators have been installed throughout the two project stages of the Los Horcones water treatment plant, which began operating in May 2007. The actuators, from Rotork Fluid Systems’ CP and P ranges, operate butterfly valves in sizes from 6 to 20in. All the actuators are equipped with DynaTorque manual overrides. Built for the Mexican water authority Jumapan, the Los Horcones plant treats water from two inland wells named San Francisquito and El Pozole in order to remove iron and manganese. The USD 11.6 million plant has been constructed by Constructora y Cribados Almoza, S.A. de C.V.