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WTP Recycle PS Softening Lagoons Clearwell & Sedimentation - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
WTP Recycle PS Softening Lagoons Clearwell & Sedimentation - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
WTP Recycle PS Softening Lagoons Clearwell & Sedimentation Ozone Raw Water Storage Recarb Chemicals Filters CO 2 Clearwell Admin Finished Water Pumps Generator (Dec.20) Generator Budget (Design/Construction):
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Generator
Budget (Design/Construction): $3.2M FEMA/OEM Grant: ~$2.2M Expenditures to date: $1.4M
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Finished Water Pump Station (FWPS) and Clearwell Replacement
Design & Construction Budget: $17.7M Expenditures to date: $183k
Replace Clearwell Ex. FWPS New FWPS
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Residuals & Recycle PS
Study, Analysis Budget: $380,000
- Includes PS design
Expenditures to date: $5k
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Pilots, Evaluations, Design
Budget: $1.9M Expenditures to date: $1.5M Chlorine Lime Pilot Systems
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New chemical systems needed for distribution water quality stabilization.
RW Storage Clearwell FiltersRecarb Ozone Clearwell Chemicals Admin Lagoons Recycle PS Generator (Dec.‘20)
Due to so many needs, a draft Facilities Plan was prepared to identify upgrade and expansion
- ptions for the WTP at the current site….
Finished Water Pumps Softening & Sedimentation
Facility or process with inadequate performance &/or inability to expand.
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- 1. Facilities Plan Findings:
Upgrade and Expand to 24mgd = $70 Million
- 2. Additional WTP Needs,
roughly…
- Residuals/Recycle: $8M
- FWPS/Clearwell: $18M
- Admin/Lab/Elec: $6M
- (+Future Replacements)
Total: >$100 Million
Clearwell
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Water Treatment Plant Upgrades, Replacements, Expansion Options Kaw Raw Water Supply System Options
KAW LAKE
Stillwater WTP Kaw PS
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Rehab/Replace/Expand Existing
- Rehab/Upgrade/
Replace @ 18 MGD
- Expand to 24
MGD
- Remain at
existing site
Transition to New WTP - 2 Phases
- Limited Rehab
for 18 MGD
- Acquire New
WTP Site
- Build Phase 1 of
New WTP, 12 MGD
- Build Phase 2 of
New WTP, 24 MGD
- Phase out
Existing WTP after Ph1 WTP is built
Transition to New WTP - 1 Phase
- Limited Rehab for
18 MGD.
- Acquire New WTP
Site
- Build New WTP,
24 MGD
- Abandon Existing
WTP
Abandon Existing, Build New WTP
- Acquire New
WTP Site
- Build New WTP,
24 MGD
- Abandon Existing
WTP
Longer life at existing plant. Longer life at new plant.
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Rehab/Replace/Expand Existing
- Rehab/
Upgrade/ Replace @ 18 MGD
- Expand to
24 MGD
- Remain at
existing site
- 50+ year
life
Lagoons New FWPS New Admin Recycle PS
- Repl. Facility – Future
SCU Raw Water Tank Clearwelll Existing Facility Existing Facility - Mods Existing Facility - Demo New Facility – Ph.1 New Facility – Ph.2 Clearwell
Shop
New Paving Decommissioned Facility Blowers & Chemicals New Filters Ozone & Recarb SCU SCU SCU
Rehab/Replace : 2021-2024 Expand: 2038-2041
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Rehab/Upgrade/Expand Existing
- Limited
Rehab for 18 MGD
- Acquire New
WTP Site
- Build Phase 1
and 2 of New WTP, 12 MGD each
- Phase out
Existing WTP after Ph1 WTP is built
- 50+ Year Life
New WTP Phase 1, 12 MGD (2031-2034) New WTP Phase 2, 12 MGD (2041-2044)
critical need WTP location unknown
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Rehab/Upgrade/Expand Existing
- Limited
Rehab for 18 MGD.
- Acquire New
WTP Site
- Build New
WTP, 24 MGD
- Abandon
Existing WTP
- 50+ Year Life
New WTP 24 MGD (2031-2034)
critical need WTP location unknown
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Rehab/Upgrade/Expand Existing
- No existing
WTP rehab
- Acquire New
WTP Site
- Build New
WTP, 24 MGD
- Abandon
Existing WTP
- 50+ Year Life
New WTP 24 MGD (2021-2024)
WTP location unknown
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WTP Scenarios* 50 Year Present Values higher points = better Scenario Description Present Value, 2020 Ease of Implementation Risk to System Finished Water Quality Maintenance Reliability Operability Total Benefit Points Value (Cost:Benefit Ratio, normalized) 1 Rehab/Upgrade/Expand Existing $170 M 1 2 1 1 1 3 9 $1.26 2 Transition to New WTP, 2 Phases $260 M 2 3 2 3 2 1 13 $1.32 3 Transition to New WTP, 1 Phase $270 M 3 4 3 2 3 2 17 $1.05 4 Build New WTP, Abandon Old $320 M 4 1 4 4 4 4 21 $1.00 *These results are an indication of ranking and do not necessarily represent the degree of improvement from one option to another.
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Existing 36” WL
KAW LAKE
Stillwater WTP OSU WTP 6-7 mgd (short-term, emergencies)
High risk to make repairs Can’t take out of service
for maintenance
Past repair approach, in-
line screens and chamfered bends lends to high risk investigations
Kaw PS
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Coat/Repair Ex., Construct Parallel 36”
- Coat and Repair
Existing 36” Water Line
- Construct New
Parallel 36” Water Line
- Expand Kaw
pumping
- Acquire Easements
Abandon Ex., New 42” WL, McMurtry for Backup
- Construct New 42”
Water Line
- Abandon Existing
36” Water Line
- Expand Kaw
pumping
- Construct McMurtry
Backup/Return System
- Acquire Easements
Coat/Repair Ex., Parallel Segments, Terminal Res.
- Coat and Repair
Existing 36” Water Line
- Construct Parallel
Segments for High- Risk Areas
- Expand Kaw pumping
- Build Terminal
Reservoir Backup/Return System
- Acquire Easements
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Coat/Repair Existing, Construct Parallel 36”
- Coat and
Repair Existing 36” Water Line
- Construct New
Parallel 36” Water Line
- Acquire
Easements
- Expand Kaw
pumping
Existing WL
KAW LAKE
Stillwater WTP New Parallel WL OSU WTP 6-7 mgd (short-term) Kaw PS Increase capacity
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Abandon Existing, Construct New 42” WL, McMurty Backup
- Construct New
42” Water Line
- Abandon
Existing 36” Water Line
- Expand Kaw
pumping
- Construct
McMurtry Backup/ Return System
- Acquire
Easements
KAW LAKE Stillwater WTP OSU WTP 6-7 mgd (short-term) New 42” WL LAKE McMURTRY Backup System (315M gal., min. 15 Days) Kaw PS Increase capacity
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Rehab/Upgrade/Expand Existing
- Coat and
Repair Existing 36” Water Line
- Construct
Parallel Segments for High-Risk Areas
- Expand Kaw
pumping
- Build Terminal
Reservoir Backup/Return System
- Acquire
Easements
KAW LAKE Stillwater WTP OSU WTP Term Res Backup System (167M gal., min. 8 Days) Existing WL Parallel High Risk Areas Terminal Reservoir 6-7 mgd (short-term) Kaw PS Increase capacity
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Coat/Repair Ex., Construct Parallel 36”
- Coat and Repair
Existing 36” Water Line
- Construct New
Parallel 36” Water Line
- Expand Kaw
pumping
- Acquire Easements
Abandon Ex., New 42” WL, McMurtry for Backup
- Construct New 42”
Water Line
- Abandon Existing
36” Water Line
- Expand Kaw
pumping
- Construct McMurtry
Backup/Return System
- Acquire Easements
Coat/Repair Ex., Parallel Segments, Terminal Res.
- Coat and Repair
Existing 36” Water Line
- Construct Parallel
Segments for High- Risk Areas
- Expand Kaw pumping
- Build Terminal
Reservoir Backup/Return System
- Acquire Easements
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Raw Water Supply System Scenarios* 50 Year Present Values higher points = better Scenario Description Present Value, 2020 Ease of Implementation / Risk Raw Water Quality Reliability Permitting/Rights Operability Total Benefit Points Value (Cost:Benefit Ratio, normalized) 1 Coat/Repair Ex., Construct Parallel 36” $140 M 3 3 3 3 3 15 $1.00 2 Abandon Ex., Construct New 42” WL, McMurty Backup $160 M 2 1 2 1 1 7 $2.42 3 Coat/Repair Ex., Parallel Segments, Terminal Res. Backup $110 M 1 2 1 2 2 8 $1.51 *These results are an indication of ranking and do not necessarily represent the degree of improvement from one option to another.
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Microsoft Excel Worksheet
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Gallons of Water
2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 12,000,000 14,000,000 16,000,000 18,000,000 20,000,000 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025
Annual Max Day Annual Avg Day *OSU ended water purchases from Stillwater in Fall 2010.
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2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025
Avg Day, December - March *OSU ended water purchases from Stillwater in Fall 2010.
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wetter period drier period
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Gallons of Water
2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 12,000,000 14,000,000 16,000,000 18,000,000 20,000,000 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025
Annual Max Day Annual Avg Day Precipitation Chart
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