Water. desalination + reuse

water d+r December 2018

Water. Desalination + reuse

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December 2018 Water.desalination+reuse In Site 15 Omya Water & Energy omya.com info.water@omya.com SWISS TECHNOLOGY · Premium quality water · Cost optimized · Modular & fl exible operation · Zero product & backwash waste · Drinking water approved A turnkey solution for desalination post-treatment Omya Advanced Remineralization Process www.omya.com/oarp across the membrane surface through forward osmosis—and it produces a rapid increase in crossflow velocity across the membrane surface, removing organic matter by liing it up. Eco-Reuse incorporates a second clean- ing process of IDE's called conservation. Conservation is a periodic flushing of the membrane with permeate. This dissolves scaling on the membrane. The lack of chloramine has a couple more benefits. Firstly, because chlora- mine promotes the formation of toxic N- Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), the chloramine-free technology reduces the NDMA problem. Further, chloramine dos- ing decreases the ultraviolet transmission value (UVT), or transparency, of water. This lowers the effciency of the ultraviolet advanced oxidation process (UV-AOP) system. The demonstration observed that with the chloramine-free Eco-Reuse system, the efficiency of the UV-AOP increased by 30 per cent. Part two: FAT Phase two of the demonstra- tion ran a conventional FAT process for non-potable reuse. The treatment train began with chloramine dos - ing to prevent biofouling on the membranes. Then micro fil - tration (MF) and ultrafiltration (UF), to remove suspended solids. The MF/ UF was fol - lowed by reverse osmosis (RO), to filter out the salt and dissolved organic matter such as viruses, and pathogens. Finally, UV-AOP as a polishing step. This treatment meets the regulatory demands of the NPDES federal permit, and was demonstrated as a comparison. Part three: Pulse Flow RO In the third and final phase, IDE is demonstrating its Pulse Flow RO (PFRO) technology. PFRO changes the gauge pres- sures in the RO frequently and rapidly. This creates an unstable environment in the membrane system which prevents scaling, and biofouling. IDE reports that in testing, it has reached 92 to 95 per cent recovery rates. THE SYSTEM SPECS • Four PALL UNA MF elements • The RO: A single 8-inch pressure vessel with seven elements of DOW ECO-PRO 400; and two pressure vessels in the second phase, of 4 inch DOW BW30XFRLE-4040 • RO recovery is 75 to 80 per cent •  Permeate flow rate 30 to  35 US gallons a minute (132 litres a minute) • UV-AOP by Evoqua, a unique chemical free system; free radicals created on site without any dosage of chemicals The Pismo Beach water reclamtion technology demonstration is a multi-stakeholder affair: (far le ) Jeffery Szytel founder and  principal Water Systems Consulting, (second from le ) Pismo  Beach public works director Ben Fine, (sixth from le ) IDE Projects  chief executive Guy Sagie, (fourth from right) IDE Amercias chief executive Gilad Cohen, (second from right) Ed Waage, mayor of City of Pismo Beach, and (right) senior engineer Steve Waite.

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