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Rochester Wastewater Treatment Facility Aeration Blower Upgrade Project Project Drivers The aeration process is the highest power demand at a WWTF Replacing aeration blowers with more efficient technology would: Reduce energy usage


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Rochester Wastewater Treatment Facility

Aeration Blower Upgrade Project

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Project Drivers

  • The aeration process is the highest power

demand at a WWTF

  • Replacing aeration blowers with more efficient

technology would:

– Reduce energy usage – Reduce green house gas emissions

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Technology Selection

  • Positive Displacement Blowers

– Low efficiency (~60% at full speed) – Limited turndown capacity – Noisy

  • Turbine Blowers

– Higher efficiency than PD blowers – Gear driven or direct drive – Control of air volumetric air flow

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P e r f r f o r m r m a n c e c e

Blower Technologies

Single-Stage w/ Dual Point Control Single-Stage w/ Single Point Control Multi-Stage w/ Valve Positive Displacement w/ VFD

Isentropic Efficiency % Capacity % (turndown)

PD Blowers Multi-Stage Centrifugal Single-Stage – Direct Drive Single- Stage – Integrally Geared

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Turbine Blower Selection

  • Direct Drive Turbine

– Magnetic or air bearing design – Introduced to US market in last 10 years – Checkered history of operation

  • Turndown issues
  • Multi-unit operation issues
  • Parts availability a concern
  • Gear driven turbine

– Proven history of reliable operation – In market place for over 30 years – Recently introduced “smaller” units (~100 hp) – Efficiencies in high 80% range across broad range of air flow

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Project Highlights

  • Power analysis

– Power monitoring performed before and after installation of new blowers – PD blowers – 240 amps at 4,000 cfm – Siemens blowers – 139 amps at 4,000 cfm

  • 42% energy savings
  • Blower skids ship fully assembled

– Dismantle in field to install in basement – Reassemble in-place

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Project Cost Summary

Item Original Budget Grant Disbursement Actual Cost City Matching Funds Design $ 45,000.00 $ 50,000.00 $60,000.00 $10,000.00 Blower Purchase $218,600.00 $220,610.00 $441,220.00 $220,610.00 Construction $130,400.00 $123,390.00 $172,676.45 $49,286.45 TOTAL $394,000.00 $394,000.00 $673,896.45 $279,896.45

Estimated payback for single blower ~ 5 years

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Product i ct integr egrally g geared red

Blower Technologies

Integrally Geared – KA Series

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E f f i c i e n c y T u r n d

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D u a l P P o i n t C t C o n t r o t r o l

Blower Technologies

P (kw)≈= ƒ (flow, pressure, temperature)

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Inlet Temperature I G V P

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D u a l P P o i n t C t C o n t r o t r o l

Differential Pressure Discharge Capacity (DV Position)

Blower Technologies

P = f (Q, ∆p, Ti, ηis)

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How It Began – Evolution of Turblex

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Instal allations ns

Blower Technologies

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Containerized Units

Containerized Unit

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Installations