Recycled Water for Cooling Towers
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1 Recycled Water for Cooling Towers City of Santa Clara Alan Kurotori, P.E. Director of Water & Sewer Utilities Critical Facilities Round Table April 15, 2010
2 Presentation Overview Water Supply Where do we get our water History Recycled Water System Is Recycled Water right for you site? System Expansion Favorable Water Rates Regional Cooling Tower Initiative Upcoming Advanced Water Treatment Plant Contact Information
3 Our Diverse Water Supply Imported Sierra Water Recycled Water Local Reservoirs and Groundwater
4 History of Regional Program South Bay Water Recycling Santa Clara constructs first recycled water system in the South Bay due to drought Regional Board limits San Jose/Santa Clara Water Pollution Control Plant (Plant) discharge to 120 MGD to protect South Bay endangered species habitat Plant approves South Bay Action Plan including marsh mitigation, water conservation and South Bay Water Recycling (SBWR) Region begins design of Phase I recycled water distribution system in San Jose, Santa Clara and Milpitas Plant purchases Santa Clara s recycled water system for $2.02 million SBWR begins operation; revised South Bay Action Plan includes pipeline extension, increased industrial reuse
5 20+ Years of Recycled Water Experience Santa Clara Golf Course California Paperboard Commercial Dual Plumbed Buildings Data Centers Santa Clara University Mission City Memorial Cemetery DVR Energy Facility Rivermark Community
6 Recycled Water Sales acre-feet Calendar Year
7 City Water Supply Portfolio District Treated Water (SCVWD) 18.8% Groundwater (SCVWD) 60.2% Hetch Hetchy (SFPUC) 10.6% Recycled Water 10.4% Calendar Year ,214 acre-ft
8 Why Recycle Water? Financial Benefit - Recycled water rates are set below potable Public Relations - Green business practices, LEED Maintain Normal Operations -Drought proof water supply, reliable water quality with potable water as backup supply Progressive - replace drinking water source by using alternate supply Sustainable - Contribute to South San Francisco Bay area environmental sustainability efforts
9 Program operates under multiple Cooperative Agreements: Funding through San Jose/Santa Clara Water Pollution Control Plant (WPCP) and through the Santa Clara Valley Water District Each City manages construction contracts within each jurisdiction. Operations and maintenance by City under contract with WPCP. 26 miles pipeline in Santa Clara, 120 miles total. South Bay Water Recycling Program
10 Recycled Water Pipelines (6+ miles) Norman Ave. Duane Ave. Equity Office Partners (future) Central Park Ball fields Mission College Martin Ave. Central Park Walsh Ave. Project Status Completed Construction Design Nvidia Campus (future) Air Products
11 Historic Recycled Water Rates $3.00 Recycled Water Rates are Lower $2.50 Potable Water Cost ($ / HCF) $2.00 $1.50 $1.00 $0.50 Recycled Water Recycled Rate 35% Less than Potable Water $ Calendar Year
12 Regional Cooling Tower Initiative Existing potable water source can be converted into your back-up supply, further increasing your system reliability SBWR can assist in switching makeup water to recycled water with free site evaluation, cost benefit analysis, and payback period calculations SBWR delivers 10 million gallons per day. Capacity is available as the Plant treats flows of 100 million gallons per day. Three data centers have switched to recycled water in past year.
13 Data Centers & Cooling Towers Scheduled Customers Company Date DuPont Fabros June 2011 Red Sea Data Center July 2011 Pelio s Modular Data Center Bay Area Internet Solutions September 2011 DuPont Fabros Pelio & Associates 2012 Oracle TBD CoreSite TBD McAffee TBD Internap Equinix
14 Advanced Water Treatment Facility Under Construction Under construction expected completion 2012 Will improve recycled water quality Microfiltration, Reverse Osmosis and Ultraviolet Disinfection to reduce TDS and constituents in recycled water Protects recycled water quality from increases in wastewater salinity Advanced Water Treatment Plant Project will receive over $11.25M in state and ARRA Federal Funding. Provides improved water quality for large scale industrial reuse
15 Cooling Tower Initiative Contacts Free Site Survey provided by SBWR For a free site evaluation, cost benefit analysis and payback period calculations please contact SBWR. Sim Ong (408) [email protected] To Use Recycled Water City in Santa Clara To begin using recycled water in City of Santa Clara or if you have general questions please contact: Zachary Goldberg (408) [email protected] Questions?
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