Case Study 3
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![spain-green-2 Madrid (Spain)](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/spain-green-2.png)
Location
Madrid (Spain)
Background
The Valmayor Drinking Water Treatment Plant (VDWTP) is managed by Canal de Isabel II and the plant has been operating since 1976
![cs3-pic2 Madrid (Spain)](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/cs3-pic2-1.jpg)
Key facts
- The plant capacity is 1,036,800 m3/day and it is the second biggest drinking water treatment plant in Spain. It receives water from the Valmayor Reservoir.
- The plant contains a pilot plant for researching and validating innovative technologies that can treat water from any process.
Expected activities
- Install a MITO3X® (including fluoro-absorbance sensors for process control) unit to optimize final disinfection with chloramines and 2 UV-VIS sensors.
- Investigate and optimize the formation of monochloramine.
Partners involved
![canal](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/canal.png)
![scan](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/scan.png)
![unict](https://intodbp.eu/storage/2023/04/unict.png)
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