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Tailoring design off treatment plants to local conditions
A description and comparison of five water treatment systems and supply sources—located in Sydney, Australia; Manila, Philippines; Springfield, Mass.; Rochester, N.Y.; and Long Island, N.Y.—are used as the basis for a discussion of tailoring the design of treatment facilities to local conditions. Water quality, existing treatment facilities, the supply source and method of regulation, climatic conditions, labor intensive design versus automation, equipment maintenance, cost of chemicals, emergency measures, and waste‐solids disposal are considered as they relate to the process train and other considerations relevant to the system.
Tailoring design off treatment plants to local conditions
A description and comparison of five water treatment systems and supply sources—located in Sydney, Australia; Manila, Philippines; Springfield, Mass.; Rochester, N.Y.; and Long Island, N.Y.—are used as the basis for a discussion of tailoring the design of treatment facilities to local conditions. Water quality, existing treatment facilities, the supply source and method of regulation, climatic conditions, labor intensive design versus automation, equipment maintenance, cost of chemicals, emergency measures, and waste‐solids disposal are considered as they relate to the process train and other considerations relevant to the system.
Tailoring design off treatment plants to local conditions
Prendiville, Paul W. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 73 ; 506-513
1981-10-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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