West Primary Clarifier Coating
This project is to protect the West Primary Clarifier from erosion and acid attack that happens in wastewater environments. The launder (outside ring) where the water is moving faster and cascading down a wall is where most of the erosion takes place. Over time this erosion will expose aggregate and, left unchecked, can cause structural failure. The coatings process restores the clarifier by using cementitious grout to fill, smooth and cover any exposed aggregate, a thick epoxy coat to protect the grout from the water and a UV protectant coat to protect the epoxy from the sun.
Funding
Sewer Fund
| Project Title: | West Primary Clarifier Coating Contract |
| Estimated Construction Cost: | TBD |
| Actual Construction Cost: | $66,819 |
| Project Type: | Wastewater |
| Final Project Cost (Construction + Engineering): | TBD |
| Year Completed: | In Progress |
Why It's Needed
This is a maintenance project. The Primary Clarifier West was built in 1942, but, with care, could still be in use past 2042.
Address
4300 SW Houtama Rd, Pendleton, OR 97801, USA
Project Status
In Progress
Project Milestones
City Council approves a Purchase Order to West Primary Clarifier coating contract to Extreme Coatings, Pasco WA, for $66,819.