Weobley Wastewater Treatment Works | A Dutypoint Case Study

Dutypoint’s Contribution to the Water Projects Online Initiative

Weobley Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW) forms part of Welsh Water’s multi-site programme to reduce phosphorus in sensitive river catchments. Featured on Water Projects Online, the site upgrades included new inlet screening, ferric dosing, improved sludge handling, and a new wash water infrastructure.

Dutypoint delivered a smart QuadraTANK® system that simplified installation and boosts site resilience. Delivered as a complete package with booster set, insulated housing, and control panel, the unit helps maintain site cleanliness and efficiency, particularly around the new inlet works and ferric dosing facilities. Its WRAS and DCWW (Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water) compliant design ensures it meets rigorous operational and water quality standards.

Project Challenges

The Weobley site had no prior mechanical screening and required an efficient, space-saving wash water booster system to support new processes. All equipment had to be delivered pre-assembled, ready to install, and able to perform reliably in a rural, exposed setting with minimal disruption.

Project Solution

Dutypoint supplied a robust, space-saving QuadraTANK® package designed for compliance, reliability, and ease of deployment:

Pre-installed twin VR2 booster set mounted within a weatherproof GRP kiosk
WRAS-compliant tank with Category 5 AB air gap for safe water supply
DCWW-spec control panel with E-stop and volt-free contacts
Integrated insulation, heater, light, and thermostat for year-round performance

Delivered and ready to connect, the unit ensures consistent wash water delivery for site operations, including screen cleaning and ferric handling. It supports long-term efficiency and helps future-proof the upgraded site.

To find out how Dutypoint can help you meet your phosphorus compliance goals, contact our team today.