| Putrajaya Wetlands
Putrajaya is a city planned and built to meet the challenges of the new millennium.
It is a “City in a Garden” that turns to nature for inspiration, resulting in a
landscape dominated by the picturesque Putrajaya Lake. A high standard of lake water
quality is one of the most important factors for the success of this scenic centerpiece,
and withnthe construction of Putrajaya Wetlands, the solution was found in simulating
yet another gift of nature.
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| Bukit Badong Water Treatment Plant
Bukit Badong Water Treatment Plant (BBWTP) together with Rasa Water Treatment Plant was
developed to meet the ever increasing demand for water in Selangor and the Federal Territory
especially along the western and northern corridors until the year 2006. BBWTP of 800 MLD is
to serve the western corridor and is developed in two equal stages of 400 MLD.
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| Selangor Dam
The Selangor Dam was initiated in the wake of the 1998 water crisis in Selangor and the
Federal Territory. The Selangor Dam is a 110m high rock-filled dam founded on solid granite
bedrock. It is situated at the narrow gorge on massive granite bedrock just downstream of
the confluence of Sungai Selangor and Sungai Gerachi.
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| Smart Tunnel
Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel ( SMART ), is initiated to alleviate the flood problem
in the city centre for Kuala Lumpur. The SMART tunnel, 9.7 km long and 12.8 m diameter,
is used to divert floodwater away and bypass the city centre. The storage capacity of the
tunnel is 1.0 million m3. The tunnel regulates and keeps the water level in Sungai Klang
manageable throughout the year. It improves the efficiency of the hinterland drainage
within the city.
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