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Membrane Retrofit Provides Many Benefits for Expanding a Small System Conventional Treatment Plant
Conference Proceeding by American Water Works Association, 06/01/2006

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Description

This slide presentation outlines a membrane retrofit project for an expanding small water system conventional treatment plant. The presentation outline includes: need for water plant upgrade andexpansion; water source and treatmentchallenges;treatment alternatives analysis; description of selected membranesystem design; and,project status. The water source and treatment challenges include: water source is Cosumnes River,withdrawal allowed only in winter;raw water storage in 3 small lakesthat support numerous aquatic plants;lake source is low in turbidity buthas elevated total organic carbon (TOC); and,average alkalinityis < 60 mg/L. Treatmentchallenges include:water source is low in total dissolved solids (TDS) andturbidity;aquatic plants in lakes add TOC;manganese can be present in lakes; and,enhanced coagulation with ferricchloride achieves 35% TOCremoval.Treatment alternatives analysis:ruled out expansion usingtraveling bridge filters; alternative 1 – conventionalflocculation/sedimentation dualmedia filters; and, alternative 2 – retrofit 1970s plantwith submerged membranes. Description of selectedmembrane system design:membrane system capacity = 5 mgd(firm), 7.5 mgd total, process trainincludesautomatic self-backwashing screens,five minutes contact time in floc basins,submerged membranes, andchlorine contact basin.

Product Details

Edition:
Vol. – No.
Published:
06/01/2006
Number of Pages:
23
File Size:
1 file , 510 KB
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