Case Study 2
![cs2-pic1-1 Barcelona (Spain)](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/cs2-pic1-1-1.jpg)
![spain-green-1 Barcelona (Spain)](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/spain-green-1.png)
Location
Barcelona (Spain)
Background
The Ter Drinking Water Treatment Plant (TDWTP) is managed by
Ens d’Abastament d’Aigua Ter-Llobregat (ATL), and provides drinking water for the city of Barcelona and metropolitan area. The plant has been operating since 1966 and its capacity is 691,200 m3/day.
![cs2-pic2 Barcelona (Spain)](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/cs2-pic2-1.jpg)
Key facts
- The plant receives water from the Ter River catchment after being dammed by a series of three dams.
- The plant can store 557.664 m3.
Expected activities
- Host three UV-VIS sensors and install a MITO3X® pilot plant (including fluoro-absorbance sensors for process control) to optimize pre-treatment.
One fluorescence sensor will be installed in the source reservoirs.
Partners involved
![atl](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/atl.png)
![scan](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/scan.png)
![unict](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/unict.png)
![aquasoil](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/aquasoil.png)
![euromarket](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/euromarket.png)
![huji](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/huji.png)
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