Kratie Water Treatement Plant

The Kratie Water Treatment Plant is a large-scale water infrastructure project developed to provide a reliable and sustainable clean water supply for Kratie Province. Completed in 2013, the project includes a modern treatment plant, water intake system, storage facilities, and an extensive distribution network.

To meet the increasing demand for safe drinking water, a comprehensive water treatment system was developed to extract raw water from the Mekong River, treat it to national standards, and distribute it throughout Kratie Province. The project significantly strengthened the region's public water supply infrastructure.

• Increase clean water production capacity.
• Improve access to safe drinking water.
• Establish a modern and automated water treatment system.
• Support long-term urban and community development.

The facility was designed as a fully integrated water treatment system, utilizing raw water from the Mekong River and automated SCADA technology to ensure efficient treatment, monitoring, and distribution. The design emphasizes operational reliability, efficient maintenance, and long-term sustainability.

• Project Duration: August 2011 – March 2013
• Completion: March 2013 (based on project records)
• Water Treatment Capacity: 18,000 m³/day
• Raw Water Intake Tower: Reinforced Concrete, 27 m Height
• Pumping System: 4 Vertical Turbine Pumps, 600 m³/h each, 120 kW
• Ground Reservoir Capacity: 1,200 m³
• RC Water Tower: 350 m³, 30 m Height
• Distribution Network: Approximately 288.5 km (HDPE Pipe Ø63–400 mm)
• Automation: SCADA Automatic Control System
• Supporting Facilities: Administration Building, Chemical Building, Pump Room, Electrical Panel Building, SCADA Control Room, Storage & Warehouse