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In autumn of 2014 GSP-Project Ltd negotiated the contract for providing and installation of four Sulzer pumps XFP301M series to replace current equipment at the Main Sewage Pump Station. This year GSP-Project Ltd will provide the highly efficient turbocompressor Sulzer ABS type HST 40, 300 kW for Water Service Company MUE BWSE “Vodokanal”, Berezovsky town,
(July 2, 2015)
(July 2, 2015)
As part of the reconstruction was provided complete sewage pumping station Series PS produced by GSP-Project with Sulzer ABS equipment. Назад
(June 26, 2015)
(June 26, 2015)
GSP-Project Ltd participated in the Conference. Nikolay Bolshakov, leading expert, GSP-Project Ltd, Assistant Professor, PhD , spoke of “Minimization of secondary release of nitrogen and phosphorus in the implementation of technologies nitrification-denitrification and biological dephosphorization”.The exhibition represented innovative technologies of water treatment and water sewerage, new materials and equipment for water and sewer utilities.
(June 3, 2015)
(June 3, 2015)
Reconstruction of WWTP of Moscow Municipal Oncological Hospital №62. At autumn of 2014 GSP-Project Ltd reconstructed WWTP. Municipal Oncological Hospital №62 of Moscow and GSP-Project Ltd have been co-reconstructing WWTP since
(April 17, 2015)
(April 17, 2015)
In 2013 GSP-Project Ltd started cooperation with ZAO (Private Limited Company) “Vodokanal”, Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo region. In the middle of February 2015 the renewed pump was successfully started, having replaced old-fashioned equipment. As a part of modernization Submersible Sewage Pump Type ABS XFP301M (75 kW, 1142 m3h) with monitoring system and controller, which is able
(February 13, 2015)
(February 13, 2015)
GSP-Project Ltd became a participant of the Main Sewage Pumping Station modernization in Sarapul. MSPS was successfully started in January 2015. Modernization target was to increase the efficient energy of the pumping process of wastewater flowing on MSPS. Our solution was a Submersible Sewage Pump Type ABS XFP 301 (250 kW, 1700 m3/h), running
(January 23, 2015)
(January 23, 2015)
