At Geemeg Engineering, the installation of the cooling tower basin, piping, and pumps at Greenhills Benin was a project marked by precision, teamwork, and adherence to engineering best practices. The process began with site preparation, where our civil team ensured the ground was leveled and reinforced to support the weight and dynamic loads of the basin structure.

The cooling tower basin was constructed using reinforced concrete, designed to withstand the constant water pressure and environmental stressors typical of cooling tower operations. Walls and slabs were carefully poured and cured, with strict quality control measures in place to prevent leaks and ensure structural integrity.

Next, our mechanical team took charge of installing the piping network, aligning pipes for optimal flow efficiency and securing joints with high-quality welding and fasteners. The piping system was designed to connect seamlessly with the basin, cooling tower, and pumping units to maintain uninterrupted water circulation.

Finally, the pump installation involved precise positioning and anchoring of heavy-duty pumps critical for circulating cooling water. Pumps were rigorously tested for performance and calibrated to match system requirements, with electrical connections installed to meet safety standards.

Throughout the installation, careful coordination ensured timely completion, with safety protocols observed at every stage. The project at Greenhills Benin demonstrates Geemeg Engineering’s commitment to delivering reliable, efficient cooling water systems tailored to client needs.