WEF SDC 2011 Expansion of Acton WWTP University of Guelph WEAO presentation.pptVIP

Purchasing equipment; Work schedule (including holidays and typical work hours); Contract delineation; and Market conditions. Government and other documents filing; Geotechnical work; Concrete and masonry work; Equipment/piping purchase and installation; Electrical instrumentation and monitoring installation; and Testing. * Explain scope of design * Explain scope of design * Explain cost of construction and time * Explain cost of operation * Explain cost of construction and time Explain how this is a generalization * Preliminary design of major process equipment, instrumentation and controls, standby generator and utility upgrades * Finalize design Pilot tests More thorough simulations * Thanks to advisors * Modify Plant B aeration basin configuration to plug flow + BNR Investigate: Membrane technology Phosphorus extraction Phase 2 Conceptual Design Total Capital Cost Estimate = $24M Phase 1 – Capital Cost Annual OM Cost Estimate = $1.2M Phase 1 – OM Cost Total Capital Cost Estimate = $12M Phase 2 – Capital Cost Expansion design to increase the Acton WWTP capacity Preliminary Phase 1 design Additional clarifier, disinfection, and anaerobic digestion trains CAS + nitrification Deep bed dual media filter Belt press Conceptual Phase 2 design Conclusions Implement sewer system improvement plan Conduct more simulations Obtain more cost-specific information from manufacturers Conduct pilot tests Recommendations Dr. Hongde Zhou, P.Eng., University of Guelph – Faculty Advisor David Arsenault, P.Eng., CH2M Hill – Consulting Advisor Rafiq Qutub, P.Eng., WEAO – SDC Sub-Committee Chair Lauren Zuravnsky, P.E., WEF – Design Competition Sub-Committee Chair Acknowledgements * Plant A and Plant B Primary clarification CSTR conventional activated sludge tanks Secondary clarification Shallow travelling sand filters UV disinfection SCADA system * Phase 1: Preliminary design with rated capacity of 5600 m3/d by 2021 Phase 2: Conceptual design with rated capacity of 7000 m3/d b