cpac meeting 5-5-03
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Bay View WWTP Bay View WWTP ImprovementsImprovements
Citizens Advisory Committee Briefing
May 5, 2003
Today’s AgendaToday’s Agenda
• Introduction• Wastewater Treatment
101• Bay View WWTP
• Flows and Capacities
• NPDES Permit Requirements
• Consent Decree Requirements
• Bay View WWTP• Existing Flow Scenarios
• Future Flow Scenarios
• Proposed Wet Weather Treatment & Retention Facilities• Wet Weather Treatment
• Flow Equalization
• Plant Tour
Wastewater Treatment 101 Wastewater Treatment 101 – Preliminary Treatment– Preliminary Treatment
• Purpose: Removes coarse solids and flotables
• Processes:• Screening• Grit Removal• Skimmings (flotables) Removal
• Also includes swirl concentrators for wet weather treatment• High-rate Grit, settleable solids, and flotables
removal
Wastewater Treatment 101 Wastewater Treatment 101 – Primary Treatment– Primary Treatment
• Purpose: Removes settleable solids, 50-70% of suspended solids, and 25-40% of CBOD
• Process – Primary Settling or Clarification• Provides quiescent conditions in a 10-12 feet deep
basin for 1.5 to 3.0 hours for gravity settling of solids
• Settled solids (i.e. primary sludge) are scraped to a bottom hopper for removal by pumping
Wastewater Treatment 101 Wastewater Treatment 101 – Secondary Treatment– Secondary Treatment
• Purpose: Removes high percentages of CBOD and TSS (greater than 85%)
• Processes – Activated Sludge & Secondary Clarification• Provides 3-5 hours of aerobic conditions in an aeration basin
to promote reduction of biodegradable organic matter
• 12-15 feet deep basin for 1.5 to 3.0 hours for gravity settling of solids
• Settled solids (i.e. waste activated sludge) are scraped to a bottom hopper for removal by pumping
Wastewater Treatment 101 Wastewater Treatment 101 – Nutrient Removal– Nutrient Removal
• Purpose: Removes high percentages of Ammonia Nitrogen and Phosphorus
• Processes – Activated Sludge (ammonia); Chemical Coagulation & Clarification (phosphorus)• Provides 4-8 hours of aerobic conditions in an aeration basin
to promote reduction of ammonia to nitrates and nitrites
• Ferrous chloride and polymer are added in advance of primary clarifiers to remove phosphorus by chemical precipitation
Wastewater Treatment 101 Wastewater Treatment 101 – Disinfection– Disinfection
• Purpose: Destroys or Inactivates Fecal Coliform Bacteria
• Processes – Chlorination/Dechlorination or Ultraviolet (UV) Radiation• Chlorine solution is mixed with secondary effluent
for a minimum of 15 minutes; sodium bisulfite is added prior to discharge to reduce residual chlorine concentration
• Secondary effluent is passed through banks of UV light tubes to inactivate bacteria RNA & DNA
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• 100 mgd Average Design Flow• 45 mgd Dry Weather Flow• 75 mgd Average Annual Flow• Nearly half of the flow treated is from infiltration of
groundwater/inflow of stormwater into sewer system
• NPDES Permit Mass Discharge Limits are based on a maximum flow of 130 mgd
• Peak hourly wet weather flow to the WWTP is approximately 400 mgd
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• Toledo has to meet two sets of requirements:• NPDES Permit Effluent Limits• Consent Decree Requirements
NPDES Permit NPDES Permit RequirementsRequirements
• Effluent concentration and mass discharge limits for: • CBOD
• TSS
• Ammonia (varies seasonally)
• Phosphorus
• Disinfection during the warmer months (April-October).
• Dissolved oxygen concentration must exceed 5 mg/L at all times
Consent Decree Consent Decree RequirementsRequirements• (Advanced) secondary treatment of all flows up to 195
mgd• Retention of excess flows in a 60 million gallon
equalization basin; • All retained flow must receive secondary treatment prior to
discharge• 185 mgd of high-rate physical-chemical treatment
(ballasted flocculation) for excess flows that cannot be treated through secondary treatment or stored
• Does not permit bypassing of secondary or wet weather treatment unless flow exceeds 400 mgd
BAY VIEW PUMP
STATION
GRITREMOVAL
SKIMMINGSREMOVAL
PRIMARYCLARIFIERS
AERATION BASINS
CHLORINECONTACT
BASIN
SECONDARYCLARIFIERS
Outfall001
45-75 MGD
45-75 MGD
DRY AND NORMAL CONDITIONS
BAY VIEW PUMP STATION
SKIMMINGSREMOVAL
PRIMARY CLARIFIERS
Primary SludgeAir
Air
GRITREMOVAL
Grit
Screenings Skimmings
AERATION BASINS SECONDARY CLARIFIERS
CHLORINECONTACT BASIN MAUMEE RIVER
MA
TC
H
LIN
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MA
TC
H
LIN
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Waste Activated Sludge
Polymer
Ferrous Chloride
ChlorineSodium Bisulfite
BAY VIEW PUMP
STATION
GRITREMOVAL
SKIMMINGSREMOVAL
PRIMARYCLARIFIERS
AERATION BASINS
CHLORINECONTACT
BASIN
SECONDARYCLARIFIERS
FINESCREENS
SWIRLCONCENTRATORS
Outfall002
Outfall001WET WEATHER CONDITIONS
UP TO305 MGD
168 MGD
137 MGD
UP TO 93-165 MGD
140-212 MGD
BAY VIEW PUMP
STATION
GRITREMOVAL
SKIMMINGSREMOVAL
PRIMARYCLARIFIERS
AERATION BASINS
CHLORINECONTACT
BASIN
SECONDARYCLARIFIERS
FINESCREENS
SWIRLCONCENTRATORS
Outfall002
Outfall001
UP TO400 MGD
168 MGD
137 MGD
UP TO 188-260 MGD
140-212 MGD
UP TO263 MGD
UP TO 95 MGD
EXTREME WET WEATHER CONDITIONS
BAY VIEW PUMP
STATION
GRITREMOVAL
SKIMMINGSREMOVAL
PRIMARYCLARIFIERS
AERATION BASINS
CHLORINECONTACT
BASIN
SECONDARYCLARIFIERS
60 MG EQ BASIN
SCREENING& GRIT
REMOVAL
BALLASTEDFLOCCULATION
CHLORINECONTACT
&REAERATION
EFFLUENTPUMPING
168 MGD
232 MGD
UP TO400 MGD
UP TO400 MGD
UP TO212 MGD
UP TO205 MGD
EXTREME WET WEATHER CONDITIONS
Chlorine
Sodium Bisulfite
Air
CHLORINE CONTACT & REAERATION BASIN
BLENDING WITHSECONDARY EFFLUENT
MAUMEE RIVER
MA
TC
H
LIN
E
MA
TC
H
LIN
E
WET WEATHER TREATMENT
Screenings
GRITREMOVAL
Grit
FINESCREENING
Polymer
Ferric Chloride
BALLASTED FLOCCULATION
WasteSolids
60 MG FLOW EQUALIZATION BASIN
17.33 MG17.33 MG 17.33 MG
4 MG 4 MG
60 MG FLOW EQUALIZATION BASIN
17.33 MG17.33 MG 17.33 MG
4 MG 4 MG
6-20 days6-20 daysPer yearPer year
4-14 days4-14 daysPer yearPer year
2-10 days2-10 daysPer yearPer year
1-3 days1-3 daysPer yearPer year
25 foot maximum25 foot maximumWater depth per Water depth per CompartmentCompartment
180 feet180 feet
260 feet260 feet
220 feet220 feet220 feet220 feet2
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36
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60
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42
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t4
20
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EQUALIZATION BASIN “FIRST FLUSH” COMPARTMENTS
3-54”INFLUENT
PIPES