Camanche Reservoir Water Treatment Plant

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Camanche Reservoir Water Treatment Plant
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Your Civil Engineering Needs
Camanche Reservoir South Shore (CASS) Camanche
Reservoir North Shore (CANS)

• Cecilia Zamora
• Evangelina Reyes
• Kathryn Garcia
• Michael Bockrath

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Overview

• Background
• Problem Statement
• Design
• Scheduling
• Conclusion

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Background
Existing Proposed
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Background (continued)

• CASS Water Treatment Plant
• Surface Water Source
• Conventional Treatment
• Average day water demand
• 0.17 MGD (July 2002)
• 2 Storage Tanks
• 210,000 gallons each
• Manually Controlled

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Background (continued)

• CANS Water Treatment Plant
• Groundwater Source
• Iron, Manganese and Hydrogen Sulfide Removal
• Average day water demand
• 0.21 MGD (July 2002)
• 2 Storage tanks
• 140,000 gallons each
• Manually Controlled

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Overview

• Background
• Problem Statement
• Design
• Scheduling
• Conclusion

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Problem Statement

• CASS Water Treatment Plant
• Tanks and filters
• Emergency power generator
• Sewer and potable pipelines
• Drop in pressure
• Contamination of distribution system
• Current Capacity
• 0.7 Million Gallons Per Day
• High OM cost

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Problem Statement (continued)

• CANS Water Treatment Plant (WTP)
• High hydrogen sulfide concentration
• Taste and odor
• New groundwater rule
• Current Capacity
• 0.3 Million Gallons Per Day (MGD)
• High OM cost

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Overview

• Background
• Problem Statement
• Design
• Scheduling
• Conclusion

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Design

• Objectives
• Single WTP
• Serving both CASS and CANS
• Minimum Capacity
• 1 MGD
• Expandable
• Water quality regulations
• Current and Future
• Reduce OM cost

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Design (continued)

• Scope
• Existing conditions
• Regulations
• Alternatives
• Analysis
• Environmental
• Sustainability
• Calculations, specifications, and drawings

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Design (continued)

• Alternatives
• No Build Option
• Existing Plant Upgrades
• New Consolidated Plant
• Systems

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Overview

• Background
• Problem Statement
• Design
• Scheduling
• Conclusion

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Scheduling

• Allocation of time
• Research Phase
• Watershed survey
• Existing facility
• Environmental assessment
• Design alternatives
• Design Phase

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Scheduling (continued)

• Milestones
• Acceptance of proposal
• Selection of optimal system
• Design of facility
• Submittal of final design

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Overview

• Background
• Problem Statement
• Design
• Scheduling
• Conclusion

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Conclusion

• Alternatives
• Regulations
• Schedule
• Budget

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Questions

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