HURRICANE HERMINE Wastew ater Collection System Challenges and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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HURRICANE HERMINE Wastew ater Collection System Challenges and Response Sept. 20, 2016 David W. Porter, P.E. Public Utilities Director myclearw ater.com | 1 CITY OF CLEARWATER Overview Mayor Cretekos Remarks Storm duration


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HURRICANE HERMINE

Wastew ater Collection System Challenges and Response

  • Sept. 20, 2016

David W. Porter, P.E. Public Utilities Director myclearw ater.com

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Overview

  • Mayor Cretekos’ Remarks
  • Storm duration Tuesday, Aug. 30 through Friday, Sept. 2
  • Rain (> 10”)
  • Sanitary Sewer Overflows:

– Corona Avenue area (2.9 Million Gallons) – North Greenwood area (18.8 Million Gallons) – Marshall Street WRF (10 Million Gallons)

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Collection System Challenges

  • Hurricane caused Inflow and Infiltration to be far greater than typically

experienced

  • Flows were estimated at three to five times an average day
  • Collection system backup due to equipment failure at the MSWRF
  • Corona Avenue Collector Sewer bottleneck
  • Beach flooding induced excessive inflow and infiltration
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Preparation and Response

  • Preparation began week before the storm
  • Response

– Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 7 a.m. to Wednesday, Sept. 8 at 7 a.m. 24/7 vacuum truck operations at Corona Interceptor bottleneck manhole – Staff responded to SSO reports 24/7 throughout system during entire event – Thursday, Sept. 1 to date – Marshall Street WRF lift station failure response with temporary pumps

  • Extensive, multi-year collection system inflow and infiltration

investigation and repair effort already underway

  • Corona Avenue Collector bottleneck solution final design underway
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Moving Forward

  • Final completion of an after-event evaluation of storm-related issues

and responses

  • Continue inflow and infiltration investigation and repair efforts
  • Correct Corona Avenue Collector Sewer bottleneck
  • Repair Marshall Street WRF Influent Lift Station
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HURRICANE HERMINE

Wastew ater Collection System Challenges and Response

  • Sept. 20, 2016

David W. Porter, P.E. Public Utilities Director myclearw ater.com