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The Dynatec Difference Decentralized wastewater treatment facility Dynatec provided the membrane system for a demonstration plant sit
The Dynatec Difference
Decentralized wastewater treatment facility
Dynatec provided the membrane system for a demonstration plant
situated directly adjacent to the Anaheim, CA City Hall
The system is designed to pump
wastewater from a local sewer line,
treat the wastewater for reuse, and
return the waste activated sludge
and screenings to the sewer line.
The DynaLift™ out-of-basin
membrane system was selected
because:
The high flux rates achieved by
the DynaLift™ system allowed for
a small footprint.
High MLSS concentrations allows
for smaller reactor tanks.
The positive filtration achieved with MBR provides consistent high quality discharge.
The out-of-basin design allows for better demonstration of the technology.
The membrane construction allows for high removal of bacteria and virus – demonstrated
5-log removal of bacteria and 4-log removal of virus.
Technology Benefits
Membrane separation system uses
long-lasting tubular ultrafiltration
(UF) membranes
Demonstrated high bacteria
and virus removal
Consistent high quality
effluent for reuse
Ability to reuse purified water
Low operating costs
Unattended operation
Significant Savings
Small footprint saves building
cost
Water reuse provides water
that is not available from the
well
Remote monitoring
Easy maintenance
Contaminants Removed
BOD5
Ammonia
Nitrate
TSS
Turbidity
Total Coliform
Services Provided
Systems Design
Equipment and Installation
Operator Training
Maintenance Contract
DBOOM
Retrofit existing conventional
treatment systems
The following table demonstrates the high quality achieved through the treatment system:
The plant design is for two trains with the first train presently installed. The
design flow of this plant is 75,000 gallons per day, and due to internal water
uses, such as screen flushing, the net output of the final plant when fully
installed will be 104,350 gallons per day. The recycled water is used for
irrigation and toilet flushing within the requirements of California’s Title 22
Regulations.
Plant automation design allows for periodic operator attention only when
equipment maintenance or chemical refilling is required.
Following treatment in the MBR, the effluent is further treated using ozone
followed by UV for ozone destruction and chlorine addition at 1 mg//L to ensure
no re-growth in the final effluent.
Due to the proximity of City Hall and the fact that the plant is in a highly
populated area, a state-of-the-art odor control system was installed. With
the standard Dynatec design odor control is not typically required.
This is the first facility in California to use external MBR membranes, ozone and
chlorination for water recycling. The use of decentralized wastewater treatment
facilities is increasing and the City of Anaheim is in the forefront of this.
Parameter Influent Average (mg//L) Purified Water Reuse (mg//L)
BOD5 235 <10
Ammonia 30 <0.8
Nitrate Non Detect <10
TSS 61 <1
Turbidity (NTU) Non Detect <0.2
Total Coliform Non Detect <1
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