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AWWA MTC64529
- Tampa Bay Seawater Desalination Project
- Conference Proceeding by American Water Works Association, 03/01/2007
- Publisher: AWWA
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This slide presentation begins by outlining background information on the Tampa Bay Seawater Desalination Project. Project history is then outlined along with deficiencies that occurred in the following processes: Pretreatment; reverse osmosis (RO); post-treatment; and, inadequate design and manufacturing. AWP RO modifications included: replace Clean-In-Place (CIP) piping with fiberglass piping;add CIP VFD, cooling water system;move Bisulfite dosing after cartridge filters;replace membranes: 3-5 configuration;add high quality permeate flow control;add valves to isolate arrays;add air vents, replace PVC permeate lines; and, modify RO materials piping, valves. Schematics are provided of the original pretreatment waste treatment system, the modified waste treatment system, and the post-treatment and transmission system. AWP Post Treatment and Transmission Modifications included: add 2 static mixers in permeate pipeline; quick lime feed system converted to hydrated lime;add VFD control lime pumps; add second lime silo;double the CO<sub>2</sub> feed system capacity; and, revise control system. Project challenges are listed along with all-in cost of desalination.