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DSRSD - UV System Expansion
WBA developed a plan to increase the permitted capacity of the DSRSD UV system from 1 to 3 mgd. This work was needed to increase the capacity of the UV and microfiltration (MF) recycled water treatment facilities to 3 mgd. The permitted capacity of the UV system was increased by completing hydraulic modifications, installing additional UV modules, and modifying the control of the UV system. Fewer modules than anticipated were added because previous system testing by WBA demonstrated that hydraulic and UV control modifications would increase the capacity of the UV system and still achieve the regulated virus reduction. WBA completed the design of the above modifications, and managed the implementation of the modifications.

City of Sunnyvale - UV Disinfection Feasibility Study
WBA evaluated disinfection alternatives to the City of Sunnyvale’s existing chlorination system. The study included laboratory analyses of UV disinfectability parameters of the City’s effluent under various operating conditions, and sizing and cost analysis for different types of disinfection systems for various combinations of recycled water production and disinfection for Bay discharge. The analysis included required UV dosages, system sizing, capital and operation cost estimates, and discussion of related non-cost issues.

FSSD – UV Disinfection Analysis
WBA evaluated UV disinfection alternatives for retrofitting the Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District’s (FSSD) chlorine contact tanks. The District was interested in determining the feasibility of eliminating gaseous chlorine from its treatment process. The analysis included evaluation of District filtered effluent water quality at different times of year to allow the District to take advantage of the elevated ultraviolet transmittance of its effluent. Three types of UV systems were evaluated to determine the most cost-effective means of expanding the District’s disinfection capacity and examine the feasibility of eliminating chlorine from the treatment process.


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