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K. I. S. S.K. I. S. S.
KKChemical IInjection
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Presented by
• Kirk PetrikKirk Petrik - Project Manager, Brown and Caldwell
• Darwin BarrieDarwin Barrie - Maintenance Supervisor, Littleton / Englewood WWTP
• Greg FarmerGreg Farmer - Operations Supervisor, Littleton / Englewood WWTP
• James WidnerJames Widner - Brown and Caldwell
HistoryHistory
• 1991- Liquid chemical disinfection system
replaced gas system
• Cost - $466,000
• Complexity increased through design
• Temporary system - designed to last 5 years
L / E WWTP Action TeamL / E WWTP Action Team
• RecordsRecords– Operations log entries – Maintenance work orders
• www.wef.orgwww.wef.org– Discussion forums
• MeetingsMeetings– Staff interviews
• BrainstormingBrainstorming– Develop action plan
ResearchResearch
Chemical Supplier Experience• Tank penetrations / Rigid connectionsTank penetrations / Rigid connections
– Minimal below liquid level
• Connections / valves / fittingsConnections / valves / fittings– Each connection a leak source
• System replacementSystem replacement– Tank selection critical– Every 5 years
• Off gassingOff gassing– 50% decomposition to gas every 100 days @ 21C
Original Liquid SystemOriginal Liquid System
• Chemical isolated in valves and piping
• Repairs require additional piping, fittings
• Specialized electronic repair on-site
Manifold & Fixed Pump ConceptManifold & Fixed Pump Concept
LeakageLeakageResult of NaOCl isolation in piping-chemical decomposition
Specialized electronic repairSpecialized electronic repair
Complex PipingComplex Piping
How many valves can you count?
Complex Control SystemComplex Control System
L/E WWTP System ConceptL/E WWTP System Concept
• Keep it Simple
• One Tank + One Pump = One System– Easily isolated– Remove and replace pump- no tools required– Minimal piping and valves– Flexibility/Versatility
L/E WWTP System OverviewL/E WWTP System Overview
Containment areas
Simplified LayoutSimplified Layout
Simplified PipingSimplified Piping
Sodium bisulfite pumps
110 V outlet
Speed indicator / totalizer
Simplified ControlSimplified Control
Simplified Pump ControlsSimplified Pump Controls
Hand - Off - Auto Switch
Manual speed control dial
4 - 20 mA input
110 V connection
Plug and Play
Temporary SystemTemporary System
Chemical Transfer / Emergency ResponseChemical Transfer / Emergency Response
Containment drain valve
Transfer pump
Transfer pump connection
Off - GassingOff - Gassing
Chlorine gas trapped in line
Pressure relieved
Pumps & PipingPumps & Piping
Before After
PumpsPumps
AfterBefore
Pump ControlsPump Controls
Before After
System Operation & ControlSystem Operation & Control
Pump MaintenancePump Maintenance
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Change pump tube as indicated by totalizer:
Hypochlorite -every 2 months
Bisulfite -every 3 weeks
Dosage Control MethodsDosage Control Methods
• Wet chemistry residual analyzer– Unreliable
• Hach DPD method– Interference
• Oxidation Reduction Potential
OxidationOxidation ReductionReduction PotentialPotential • ORP measures the transfer of electrons
– Chlorine forms that are toxic to microorganisms are missing one or more electrons and satisfy their need for electrons by stealing them from organics or other donors through an electrical attraction.
• This electrical potential is the ORP and is measurable in millivolts (mV)
• Higher mV = greater disinfecting capability
ORP Probe LocationsORP Probe Locations
Effluent ORP
Influent ORP
ORP Controller
ORP Controller & ProbeORP Controller & ProbeInfluent ORP
Effluent ORP
Programming access
ChlorinationChlorination SetpointSetpoint
• Select a setpoint that gives the desired fecal kill
• The setpoint is dependant on the chlorine residual species
DechlorinationDechlorination SetpointSetpoint
• Start with a low setpoint to assure compliance
• Gradually increase setpoint if chemical savings is desired
ORP MaintenanceORP Maintenance
• Autowash cycle once/dayAutowash cycle once/day– A weak acid solution is pumped to the electrode
– A calculated average dosage is maintained while in the wash cycle
• Manual cleaning twice/weekManual cleaning twice/week– Pull the probe and clean with a toothbrush
Auto wash reservoir
Manual Probe CleaningManual Probe Cleaning
Acid cleaning solution
Toothbrush
ORP PerformanceORP Performance
Fecal Coliform 3330 /100ml*
Since ORP Installation - 300 / 100 ml
Effluent Chlorine Residual 0.003 mg/lSince ORP Installation - 0 Violations
* 30 day geometric mean
Alternate Control ModesAlternate Control Modes
• Flow paced modeFlow paced mode– The pump speed is paced by the flow meter
• Manual modeManual mode– The Pump speed is manually adjusted to maintain the
desired ORP mV
ORP / Flow Paced ControlORP / Flow Paced Control
Choose flow paced or ORP paced pump speed
Operational SummaryOperational Summary
• More is not always better
• Simplicity in design = Simplicity in operation and maintenance
• Simplicity can increase versatility
• Chlorination / dechlorination automation can provide reliability
Alternative Capital Annual O & M Present Worth
SodiumHypochlorite $ 383,000 $ 424,000 $ 4,546,000
Low PressureUV
(200 FC/100 ml)
$ 6,230,000 $ 212,000 $ 8,311,000
MediumPressure UV(200 FC/100 ml)
$ 5,093,000 $ 300,000 $ 8,038,000
Disinfection Alternative CostsDisinfection Alternative Costs
The EndThe End