AWWA ACE70838 PDF

AWWA ACE70838 PDF

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AWWA ACE70838 PDF

Published Date:
11/01/2009

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Active

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Minimizing Waste Discharge in a Microfiltration Plant

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American Water Works Association

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Active

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Electronic (PDF)

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10 minutes

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200 business days

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This powerpoint presentation begins by providing a brief overview of Estes Park, Colorado, and two of its water treatment plants (WTPs), Glacier Creek and Mary's Lake. Mary's Lake WTP improvements to meet the town's objectives included: design flow 4 mgd; meet regulatory requirements (SWTR, LT2ESWTR); minimize wastewater to sewer; minimize cost of improvements; utilize existing building without major expansion; and, currently under construction. The cost of wastewater discharge to sewer is presented, along with comparative industrial wastewater rates in surrounding communities, treatment options considered for minimizing wastewater discharge, 2 stage submerged membranes was the selected treatment, waste streams in the plant, waste streams at 4 mgd plant flow, conservation of space along with water, water reuse in the temporary treatment system, managing temporary waste flows, and approximate project costs. Includes tables.
Edition : Vol. - No.
File Size : 1 file , 4.8 MB
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Number of Pages : 22
Published : 11/01/2009

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