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7. RECOMMENDED PLAN <br /> <br />7.2.7 Tertiary Filtration <br />Tertiary filtration is reqm.'red for dry weather operations to provide performance reliab~ity <br />and operational flex~l>il/ty to consistently meet the effluent TSS requirements. Filtration is <br />also required for wet season flows to meet the monthly average 85 percent removal <br />requirement for CBOD during peak wet weather flows. Filtration also provides the <br />opporttmity to develop effluent reuse programs. It is recommended that 30 mgd of partial <br />secondary effluent filtration be implemented over the planning period. The current <br />recommended technology is deep bed granular media filters. Table 7.2.1-1 summarizes the <br />proposed 2025 unit process, equipment, and design criteria for tertiary filtration. Expanded <br />facilities include the following items: <br /> <br /> 8 modular 26 ftx 35 ft deep bed granular media filters <br /> Piping gallery <br /> Coagulation facilities and chemical room <br /> Filter backwash pump station <br /> Backwash equalization pumps (located in existing aeration basin) <br /> <br />Other filtration technologies that are well suited for smaller filtration appl/cation will be <br />considered to provide filtration for level IV reuse water. <br /> <br />7.3 Recommended Effluent Disposal and Biosolids <br /> Improvements <br /> <br />7.3.1 Effluent Disposal <br />Recommendations for reuse ultimately include the development of a lCkmgd Level IV reuse <br />program. The initial reuse demonstration project would include up to I mgd of effluent <br />reuse to a site located near the WPCF. Subsequent reuse projects would be phased in to <br />provide an additional 9.0 mgd of total Level IV reuse. New facilities for the demonstration <br />project include the following: <br /> <br /> Movable effluent filtration system adequate for 1 mgd of secondary effluent in <br /> demonstration project <br /> <br /> In-line coagulation injection facilities for 1 mgd <br /> <br /> o Expandable UV system initially adequate for I mgd of Level IV reuse <br /> <br /> , Pipeline and distribution system adequate for I mgd <br /> <br /> Upon public acceptance of the reuse facilities, the reuse program can be expanded to 10 mgd <br /> of Level IV effluent reuse. Permanent filtration facilities required for dry season permit <br /> compliance are necessary prior to expansion of the reuse program. Recommended <br /> permanent reuse facilities indude the following: <br /> <br /> · Tertiary filtration facilit-ies for secondary effluent (required for dry weather permit <br /> compliance) <br /> <br /> · In-line coagulation injection facilities expanded for 10 mgd <br /> <br /> MWMC_7.0_REV4.DOC 7-7 <br /> <br /> <br />
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