Title: Phase 2 Detailed Design Review 7 November 2006
1Phase 2 Detailed Design Review 7 November 2006
BEACHLANDS-MARAETAI WWTP UPGRADE
2DESIGN INTRODUCTION
- Meet or exceed consent conditions
- Design from 4,300PE to 10,000PE
- Best available technology
- Minimizing whole life costs
- Valued asset for the future
3CONSENT DISCHARGE QUALITY
4DESIGN FLOWS
5DESIGN INFLUENT QUALITY
6PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM
7WASTE SOLIDS FLOW DIAGRAM
83mm SCREENS
- New Hydropress SSL 2000x865x3 3mm step screen
- Sindico SP150/900 screw press dewatering
- Rock trap prior to screen
- Existing 3mm step screen as standby
9VORTEX GRIT REMOVAL
- New 270 vortex grit removal system
- Huber RoSF3 LOC Coanda grit classifier
10BIOFILTER
- Air ducting from inlet works to biofilter for the
removal of malodorous air - Duty/standby Extraction fan
11STORM FLOW BUFFER
- New 6000m3 flow buffer
- Existing actuated control valves
- Mixing and aeration as required
- Duty/standby variable speed submersible pumps
- HDPE lined with concrete step access
- Manual cleaning with hose reels
12BIOLOGICAL PROCESS LAGOON ZONES
Anoxic Zone 1
Post-Denitrification Zone 5
Anoxic Zone 2
Reaeration Zone 6
Anoxic Zone 3
Aerobic Zone 4
13BIOLOGICAL PROCESS LAGOON FLOWS
14BIOLOGICAL PROCESS LAGOON INPUTS
Secondary Treated Wastewater
Alum
Screen Wastewater RAS Return Flows Biofilter
Drainage Storm Flow Buffer Methanol Lime
Methanol
Internal Recycle
15AERATION SYSTEM DESIGN 4300PE
NO3-
pH
DO
DO
16AERATION SYSTEM DESIGN 10,000PE
NO3-
pH
DO
DO
17BIOLOGICAL PROCESS DESIGN PARAMETERS
18CLARIFIER
- 16m diameter
- 4.5m sidewall depth
- Sludge and scum scraper
- RAS pump station
- Scum pump station
19POST TREATMENT BUFFER
- Approximately 9,700m3
- Post treatment buffer return pump station
- Effluent Flow Control Valve
- Maximum daily discharge reached
- High flow
- Low flow
20DISK FILTER
21UV DISINFECTION
- WEDECO UV Disinfection System
- 2 open channels
- 4 banks of 24 lamps
22CHEMICAL DOSING SYSTEMS
- Methanol
- Denitrification Zone 5
- Anoxic Zone 1
- Lime
- Anoxic Zone 1
- Alum
- After biological treatment
- Pre-filtration
23CHEMICAL DOSING SYSTEMS
Minimum is based on good quality return flows and
average conditions Maximum is a one day rate
based on poor quality return flows and peak
conditions
24ANAEROBIC DIGESTER STAGE 1
- Reconfigure PALs 1 and 2
- WAS introduced
- Introduction of Kawakawa Bay WWTP sludge into
Stage 1 - Mixing/Aeration as required
- Lime Dosing
- Supernatant overflows to Supernatant Pump Station
25FLUMP
- Automated sludge removal from stage 1 to stage 2
- Also provides sludge mixing
26ANAEROBIC DIGESTER STAGE 2
- Receives partially digested and consolidated
sludge from stage 1 - Mixing/Aeration as required
- Supernatant overflows to Supernatant Pump Station
- Sludge is manually removed for dewatering after
liquid layer is removed
27SRTs FOR DIGESTERS
Allows one week for sludge transfer
28SAND DRYING BED
- 3 sand drying beds
- 200mm thick sludge depth
- Dewatered to gt20 dry solids
29RETURN FLOW PUMP STATIONS
- Supernatant Pump Station
- Return supernatant from Anaerobic Digesters to
Biological Process - Transfer supernatant from stage 2 to stage 1
during sludge transfer operations - Return Flows Pump Station
- Disk Filter backwash water
- Sand Drying Bed filtrate
30REUSE WATER PUMP STATION
- Provides reuse water for process requirements and
wash down - Fill pump
- Storage tank
- Booster pumps
31CONTROL SYSTEM
32CONSTRUCTION
- Stage 1 Off line Inlet works and Storm Buffer
- Stage 2 Offline construction of clarifier,
pumping stations, tertiary filter, post treatment
buffer and stage 1 anaerobic digester - Stage 3 Existing Lagoon 1 taken offline for
partition construction and aeration system
installation. Use Stage 1 anaerobic digester to
replicate existing biological process - Stage 4 Stage 2 anaerobic digester
33COMMISSIONING SEQUENCING
- Storm flow buffer
- Clarifier, RAS/WAS, tertiary filter, chemical
dosing systems, post treatment buffer - Biological process
- Solids treatment systems
- 3 month commissioning period