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This presentation outlines the Buckhorn Disinfection Byproducts (DBP) Management Project discussing the purpose, issues, backwash strategies, DBP reduction, recommendations, and phasing plan.
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Buckhorn Disinfection Byproducts / Backwash Disposal Project Board of Directors MeetingJune 14, 2012
Presentation Outline Project Purpose and Issues Backwash Management Strategies DBP Reduction Alts and Recommendations Recommended Phasing Plan
Project Purpose and Issues • Project Purpose: • Assure Compliance with Stage 2 Disinfection Byproduct (DBP) Rule (a)& Develop An Integrated Backwash Management Strategy • Key Project Issues: • Elevated DBPs in the Buckhorn WTP Distribution System • Insufficient Pond 7 Storage Capacity for Backwash Waste Water Disposal (a) Effective October 1, 2013.
Backwash Water Management Strategies for the Buckhorn WTP • Expand Pond 7 to Contain 100-Yr Storm Event per WDR • Remove Solids at WTP to allow Recycle to WTP and/or Discharge Treated Backwash Water (BWW) to Pond 7 • No WDR Required • Select Best Long-Term and Most Cost Effective Backwash WaterManagement Strategy
Potential Site Layout Recommended DeskinsTM System (Solids Removal and Dewatering)
DBP Removal Strategies • TOC Removal • Coagulation/Filtration • Adsorption • Oxidation • Reduce Chlorine Dose • Maintain Disinfection CT • Maintain Residual Disinfectant throughout System • Distribution System Modifications • Reduce Water Age • Tank Materials
Buckhorn WTP Distribution System DBP Sample Location
Recommended Phasing Plan Goal: ACH feed system operational Summer 2013; highest DBP concentrations have historically occurred during summer seasona a First set of Stage 2 DBP compliance testing to be conducted prior to October 1, 2013 b Testing conducted by Agency operators and staff