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1 Chapter Page CHAPTER 1 - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.1 Background Purpose/ Objectives Flow, Condition and Operation Assessment Class A Biosolids Summary of Recommendations 1-4 CHAPTER 2 - SOLIDS QUANTITIES AND MASS MODELING 2.1 General MBC Influent Solids Loading Historic Solids Loadings from NCWRP and PLWTP Dewatered Biosolids Production Phase II Mass Modeling Modeling Methodology General Key Assumptions Model Results Conclusions/ Recommendations 2-8 CHAPTER 3 - SOLIDS TREATMENT FACILITIES 3.0 General Solids Process Facilities Description of the MBC Solids Treatment Process Facilities-General Condition Assessment- Capacity Limiters Facility Descriptions and Problems Identification 3-5 Pig Retrieval Facilities 3-5 Raw Solids Receiving 3-5 Raw Solids Degritting 3-7 Biosolids Thickening 3-9 Thickened Biosolids Screening 3-12 Thickened Biosolids Blending 3-13 Anaerobic Digestion 3-19 Biogas Collection and Storage 3-22 Digested Biosolids Storage 3-24 Centrifuge Dewatering 3-27 Dewatered Biosolids Storage and Loadout 3-31 Chemical Storage and Handling Systems 3-35 Polymer Storage and Mixing System 3-38 Dewatering Ferric Chloride Feed System 3-40 Centrate Pumping Station 3-42
2 ii CHAPTER 4 - NON-PROCESS FACILITIES 4.1 General Wastewater Pumping System Odor Control Facilities Plant Water Systems Potable Water (PW) System Process Water (PRW) System Utility (or Reclaimed) Water (UW or RW) System Other Plant Water System Problems/ Recommendations Hot Water (HW) System Chilled Water (CW) System Stormwater Drainage (SWD) System 4-12 CHAPTER 5 - ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION/ CONTROL FACILITIES 5.1 Electrical Facilities Electrical- General Operations Building- Area Digesters Complex- Area Centrifuge Building- Area Centrifuge Building- Area Biosolids Thickening- Area Wastewater Pump Station- Area Instrumentation and Controls Distributed Control System (DCS) Valve Master Stations Siemens Control System 5-5 CHAPTER 6 - IMPLEMENTATION PLAN Implementation Plan 6-1
3 iii LIST OF FIGURES Figure No./Title 1-1 Metropolitan Wastewater System 1-2 Metro Biosolids Center Site Plan 2-1 MBC Overall Process Flow Diagram 2-2 Metro Biosolids Center (NSPF) Process Flow Diagram Metro Biosolids Center (FIRP) Process Flow Diagram Hydraulic Profile 3-1 Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems Existing Condition 3-2 Alternative 1: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-3 Alternative 2: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-4 Alternative 3: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-5 Alternative 4: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-6 Alternative 5: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-7 Alternative 6: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-8 Alternative 7: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-9 Alternative 8: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-10 Alternative 9: Biosolids Screen & Blending Tank Problems 3-11 Biosolids Loadout Facility Upgrade Alternatives 3-12 Polymer Systems Flow Diagram 4-1 MBC Plant Water Systems Tie-Ins Flow Diagram Figures 1 thru 18: Process Flow Diagrams (See Appendix B) LIST OF TABLES Table No./Title 1-1 Draft 2005 MWP s Recommended New MWWD Facilities 1-2 Major Upgrade Projects for MBC 2-1 NCWRP and PLWTP Projected Average and Peak Solids Flow Rates 2-2 Key Assumptions in Solids Production Projections 2-3 NCWRP Raw Biosolids Sent to MBC 2-4 PLWTP Digested Biosolids 2-5 MBC Dewatered Biosolids Projections 2-6 MBC Biosolids Cake Production (Average) 2-7 MBC CAMP Mass Balance Model Parameters 2-8 Final Recommendations on MBC CAMP Projects 3-1 FIRP/ NSPF Process Unit Sizing Criteria 3-2 Number of Process Units Required 3-3 Alternative Solutions to Screens and Blend Tanks Problems 3-4 Biosolids Truck Loadout Alternatives 3-5 Chemical Application at MBC
4 iv 6-1 Major Upgrade Projects for MBC 6-2 Projects Proposed for C.I.P Funding Allocation 6-3 Projects Proposed for Annual O&M Budget Funding APPENDICES Appendix A - Table A-1 Summary of Problems and Recommendations for MBC Upgrades Appendix B - Process Flow Diagrams Figure 1: Process Flow Diagram Raw Solids Receiving/ Storage Figure 2: Process Flow Diagram Grit Removal Figure 3: Process Flow Diagram Biosolids Thickening Figure 4: Process Flow Diagram Biosolids Screening Figure 5: Process Flow Diagram Thickened Solids Blending Storage Figure 6: Process Flow Diagram Anaerobic Digestion Figure 7: Process Flow Diagram Biogas Compressors & Flares Figure 8: Process Flow Diagram Digested Biosolids Storage Figure 9: Process Flow Diagram Dewatering Figure 10: Process Flow Diagram Dewatering Figure 11: Process Flow Diagram Dewatering Biosolids Storage Figure 12: Process Flow Diagram Dewatered Biosolids Loadout Figure 13: MBC Odor Control-Foul Air Flow Diagrams Figure 14: Utility Water Low Pressure (UWLP) System Flow Diagram Figure 15: Potable Water (PW) System Flow Diagram Figure 16: Process Water (PRW) System Flow Diagram Figure 17: Heating Hot Water System Flow Diagram Figure 18: Chilled Water System Flow Diagram Appendix C - Brown and Caldwell s Technical Memorandum MBC CAMP EQUPMENT UPGRADE AND EXPANSION
5 ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS AHU APCD AVAR Avg BOD CAMP cf cfm CN COGEN CW CWP DBST DCS DF DPU DSL dtpd DWT FC FIRP gpm hp HW I/O LWL MBC MCC M&E MER mgd MPSG mt/yr MVWTP MWP NCRSP NCWRP NPDES NSPF NWRP OC OCS OF O&M OPRA PE PLC Air Handling Unit Air Pollution Control District Air-Vacuum and Air Release Average Biochemical Oxygen Demand Capacity, Condition and Operation Assessment and Master Plan Cubic feet Cubic feet per minute Centrate Co-Generation Facility Chilled Water Clean Water Program Digested Biosolids Storage Tanks Distributed Control System Digester Feed Data Processing Unit Dewatered Sludge Dry tons per day Dewatering Transfer Ferric Chloride Fiesta Island Replacement Project Gallons per minute Horsepower Hot Water Input/ Output Lower Water Level Metropolitan Biosolids Center Motor Control Center Metcalf & Eddy Mass Emission Rate Million gallons per day Main Plant Switchgear Metric tons/ year Mission Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant Metropolitan Wastewater Plan North City Raw Sludge Pipeline North City Water Reclamation Plant National Pollution Discharge Elimination System North Sludge Processing Facility Northern Water Reclamation Plants Odor Control Odor Control System Overflow Operations and Maintenance Ocean Pollution Reduction Act Polymer Emulsion Programmable Logistics Control
6 PLWTP PM ppd PRV PRW PVC PW RW SBWTP scf/lb SDAPCD SDGE SSPF SWD TBOD TDH TSL TSS UPS UW UWLP VFD VSS WC WD wtpd WWPS Point Loma Wastewater Treatment Plant Polymer Mannich Pounds per day Pressure Regulating Valve Process Water Polyvinyl Chloride Potable Water Reclaimed Water South Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant Standard cubic feet/ pound San Diego Air Pollution Control District San Diego Gas and Electric Southern Sludge Processing Facility Storm Water Drainage Total Biochemical Oxygen Demand Total Dynamic Head Thickened Sludge Total Suspended Solids Uninterruptible Power Supply Utility Water Utility Water Low Pressure Variable Frequency Drive Volatile Suspended Solids Water Column Water Department Wet tons per day Wastewater Pump Station
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