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Exterior of the completed brick Grove Creek Pump Station with open overhead door and exposed suction piping

Grove Creek WWTP Effluent Pump Station

Project Summary

M. B. Kahn completed the construction of a new 6 million gallons a day effluent pump station at the Grove Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant for Western Carolina Regional Sewer Authority, which was acquired by ReWa (Renewable Water Resources), based out of Greenville. This Pump Station was designed by Hazen and provided the clean water discharge from Grove Creek WWTP to the Saluda River.  M. B. Kahn also constructed a new reinforced concrete cascade aerator structure adjacent to the Saluda River and installed approximately 220 linear feet of force main. The project also required the installation of miscellaneous piping, valves, electrical switchgear, Variable Frequency Drives, Motor Control Centers, instrumentation, control hardware, control software, power conduit and control conduit. ReWa decommissioned Grove Creek WWTP along with their Piedmont WWTP and replaced them with their Piedmont Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant. ReWa provides wastewater treatment services to Greenville County, SC and portions of Spartanburg, Laurens and Anderson counties.

Exterior of the completed brick Grove Creek Pump Station with open overhead door and exposed suction piping
Interior of Grove Creek Pump Station showing vertical turbine pumps, tan discharge piping and control panels
Close view of a flanged check valve and 250 PSI ductile iron discharge piping inside Grove Creek Pump Station
Exterior of the completed brick Grove Creek Pump Station with open overhead door and exposed suction piping
Interior of Grove Creek Pump Station showing vertical turbine pumps, tan discharge piping and control panels
Close view of a flanged check valve and 250 PSI ductile iron discharge piping inside Grove Creek Pump Station