In 2004, the City completed construction and commissioning of the 40 mgd NF membrane process addition to the City’s 70 mgd WTP. The original membrane elements for the plant were specially developed for the 2004 project by the membrane the membrane manufacturer, Hydranautics, which subsequently became the ESNA LF (low fouling) product line, the industry … Read more
This project included rehabilitation and repair of the two City’s steel elevated storage tanks and associated piping and related systems.
This project included quarterly review of operating records and preparation of Quarterly Operations Evaluations Reports during the calendar year 2012 for the City’s 40 mgd membrane softening water treatment plant.
This compliance study considered two parallel processes, a 30 mgd conventional lime softening process and a 40 mgd nanofiltration process, with the products blended at a 1:2 proportion in the finished water. Compliance alternatives also maintained continued compliance with the Disinfectant/Disinfection By-product (D/DBP) Rule.
This project included a 6.0 migpd SWRO water treatment plant with raw water supply wells, finished water storage, and concentrate disposal wells, delivered under a 20-year Build-Own-Operate (BOO) contract.
This project included the addition of two 1.5 mgd Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis (LRPO) units for a total capacity of 3.0 mgd, a product water degasifier, and chemical post-treatment.
This project included replacement of all membrane pressure vessels, modifications to membrane unit piping to improve efficiency and reliability, and modifications to the membrane cleaning system.
In 2002, the City of Pompano Beach installed a new 10 mgd nanofiltration membrane treatment plant. Based on raw water quality, replacement membranes were selected to optimize iron rejection while maintaining sufficient hardness to provide a stable finished water. Full-scale manufacturer proof testing was required to demonstrate satisfactory performance.
This project included a 2 million gallon prestressed concrete finished water ground storage tank, a high service pump station consisting of five vertical turbine pumps with variable frequency drives, and an emergency power generator.
This project includes a 9 mgd capacity anion exchange system to remove organics, disinfection by-product (DBP) precursors, and color from the lime softened water to comply with applicable water quality regulations.