New Jersey American Water Springfield Water Treatment Plant Planning and Design.

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New Jersey American Water Springfield Water Treatment Plant Planning and Design

1994 Water Quality Analysis Weighted composite water quality based upon water quality analysis and various flow scenarios: Weighted composite water quality based upon water quality analysis and various flow scenarios: ParameterSimulated Concentration Concept Design Concentration Iron (mg/L)0.16 Manganese (mg/L)0.11 Hardness (mg/L)235 Alkalinity (mg/L)123 TDS (mg/L)344 TCA (ppb)5.612 TCE (ppb)5.612 PCE (ppb) Flow of 3.0 MGD used in the above simulation

Treatment Process Hardness reduction treatment  Sodium cycle ion-exchange  Weak Acid Cation Exchange  Sulfuric Acid  Hydrochloric Acid  Lime-Soda Ash Process  Reverse Osmosis Hardness reduction treatment  Sodium cycle ion-exchange  Weak Acid Cation Exchange  Sulfuric Acid  Hydrochloric Acid  Lime-Soda Ash Process  Reverse Osmosis

Treatment Process Manganese and Iron Removal  Sequestering  Oxidation and conventional pressure filters  Sodium cycle ion exchange  Manganese greensand Manganese and Iron Removal  Sequestering  Oxidation and conventional pressure filters  Sodium cycle ion exchange  Manganese greensand

Treatment Process VOC Removal  Packed Tower Aeration  Granular Activated Carbon VOC Removal  Packed Tower Aeration  Granular Activated Carbon

Treatment Process  1993 and 1994 Studies recommended:  Split train of manganese greensand (CR) for iron & manganese removal and weak acid cation (WAC) exchange for hardness reduction  Packed tower aeration for VOC, radon and CO 2 removal  Chemical treatment systems including potassium permanganate, caustic soda, hydrochloric acid and sodium hypochlorite  1993 and 1994 Studies recommended:  Split train of manganese greensand (CR) for iron & manganese removal and weak acid cation (WAC) exchange for hardness reduction  Packed tower aeration for VOC, radon and CO 2 removal  Chemical treatment systems including potassium permanganate, caustic soda, hydrochloric acid and sodium hypochlorite

Process Schematic Wells Wetwell w/ raw water pumps 29% 71% KMnO4 Mn Greensand WAC HCl Packed Tower Cl2 High Lift Pumping (Reuse existing) Clearwell To Distribution

1994 Study  Estimated Construction and Operating Costs  Construction costs including treatment facility, backwash neutralization, residuals pump station and force main, site work and demolition - $5.3 million  Annual operating cost - $267,000  Estimated Construction and Operating Costs  Construction costs including treatment facility, backwash neutralization, residuals pump station and force main, site work and demolition - $5.3 million  Annual operating cost - $267,000

What Next?  The Drought of 2002!  NJDEP Commissioner Campbell issues Administrative Order directing NJ American to determine the feasibility of reactivating the Springfield Well Field and providing treatment  NJ American retained HMM to re-evaluate feasibility of reactivation and treatment requirements  The Drought of 2002!  NJDEP Commissioner Campbell issues Administrative Order directing NJ American to determine the feasibility of reactivating the Springfield Well Field and providing treatment  NJ American retained HMM to re-evaluate feasibility of reactivation and treatment requirements

Re-evaluation Process  Review of previous reports and analysis  Conduct additional hydrogeological analysis to establish maximum flow to the plant  Evaluate incremental construction costs of 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 MGD plants  Review treatment options previously evaluated  Review of previous reports and analysis  Conduct additional hydrogeological analysis to establish maximum flow to the plant  Evaluate incremental construction costs of 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 MGD plants  Review treatment options previously evaluated

Design Process  Design flow of 4.0 MGD  3 WAC units, 11’ diam. operating at 5.29 gpm/sf  3 manganese greensand units in CO mode operating at 7.0 gpm/sf  Packed tower 11.5’ diam. w/30’ packed bed for VOC, radon and CO 2 removal  Design flow of 4.0 MGD  3 WAC units, 11’ diam. operating at 5.29 gpm/sf  3 manganese greensand units in CO mode operating at 7.0 gpm/sf  Packed tower 11.5’ diam. w/30’ packed bed for VOC, radon and CO 2 removal

Changes from 1994 to 2003  Hydrogeologic analysis showed 4.0 MGD capacity is viable from 11 wells  “Great Eastern” wells were all abandoned due to their distance from the Treatment Plant, need for rehabilitation of the transmission main that crosses Rt. 78 and the low capacity of the wells  Hydrogeologic analysis showed 4.0 MGD capacity is viable from 11 wells  “Great Eastern” wells were all abandoned due to their distance from the Treatment Plant, need for rehabilitation of the transmission main that crosses Rt. 78 and the low capacity of the wells

Changes from 1994 to 2003  Additional security for all wells needed to be implemented due to concerns from 9/11  Need to construct a new High Lift PS  Change from CR to CO mode of operation for the manganese greensand units. This was possible due to low iron levels and the need primarily for manganese treatment  Additional security for all wells needed to be implemented due to concerns from 9/11  Need to construct a new High Lift PS  Change from CR to CO mode of operation for the manganese greensand units. This was possible due to low iron levels and the need primarily for manganese treatment

Treatment Facility

Raw Water Pumps

Treatment Units

Project Summary  Total Construction Cost (including Treatment Plant, Well Rehabilitation and High Lift Pump Station) - $7.1 million  Design and Permit acquisition – Sept 2002 to June 2003  Construction period – July 2003 to July 2004  Facility placed into operation July 2004  Total Construction Cost (including Treatment Plant, Well Rehabilitation and High Lift Pump Station) - $7.1 million  Design and Permit acquisition – Sept 2002 to June 2003  Construction period – July 2003 to July 2004  Facility placed into operation July 2004

Acknowledgements  Scott Conner, George Morris, Manoj Patel and Tom Laucik – NJ American  Mike Polito, Syam Babu and Joe Stanley - HMM  Scott Conner, George Morris, Manoj Patel and Tom Laucik – NJ American  Mike Polito, Syam Babu and Joe Stanley - HMM