Webster Griffin Help Keppel Seghers Reach Their Production Targets
Published 2021-10-25

Keppel Seghers is an international provider of sludge treatment operations and maintenance services. They partnered with Qatar's Public Works Authority to build a sludge treatment plant that treats up to 439,000m3 of waste daily, sourced from wastewater treatment plants all over Qatar. The plant thermally dries and pelletises sludge, transforming it into refuse-derived fuel (a supplementary green energy source) or slow release granular organic fertilizer to be used as a plant boosting soil conditioner.
Webster Griffin (subcontracted by TSL Engineering PTE Singapore) won a contract to supply the plant with two automatic bag packing and palletising lines. It was our third project of its kind in the Middle East, following an installation at Saudi Arabia's Saudi Aramco Dhahran Sewage Treatment Works and one at Dubai's Jebel Ali Municipality sewage treatment works (under contractors Enpure and Al Ahmadiah Aktor).
What Did Keppel Seghers Need To Pack And What Solution Did Webster Griffin Suggest?
To process the waste volumes Keppel Seghers processed daily, they required a system that could pack fertilizer into 10 kg plastic bags at a rate of 600 bags an hour.
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