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By Application: Architectural Laboratory Water Treatment Marine Air Handling |
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hdpe water tank
The components of this project include: 1. Construction of a block building approximately 30-feet by 30-feet to house two 200 gpm anion exchange vessels, a brine solution tank, and piping and appurtenances; 2. An HDPE lined evaporation pond for the disposal of the waste brine and storage of the solid waste until ultimate disposal; 3. Extension of single phase power line approximately 1.25 miles from Town to the treatment plant site (by SPPCo); and 4. Radio controlled telemetry to provide alarm capabilities and remote operation of the treatment plant. The treatment facility is located at the site of the existing water storage tank on State Route 447 and Godeys Gap Road. The parcel is a 5-acre right-of-way granted to GGID by the Bureau of Land Management and currently contains a 150,000 gallon redwood storage tank and a 300,000 gallon steel storage tank. PROJECT STATUS Water from the springs flows via gravity to the redwood storage tank. From the redwood storage tank, water is pumped through the anion exchange vessels (2 in series). Finished water from the exchange vessels is chlorinated and fed into the steel storage tank before entering the distribution system. The system is currently running at a bedload of 200 gpm. Backwash water used to fluff the bed will be recycled back into the redwood tank. The system has a local control panel in the treatment building
and also a remote control system, that receives all of the telemetry
from the plant and storage tanks, in the main office in Gerlach.
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