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Presentation Outline. SAWS Desalination Program Disposal Options Screening Preferred Disposal Option Injection Wells Lessons Learned Future. SAWS Desalination Program. Production / Monitor Wells Reverse Osmosis Treatment Plant Pipeline System Brine Injection Wells Electrical System. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Texas Innovative Water 2010 Kevin Morrison, P.G. Project Coordinator / Water Resources What has SAWS Learned about Concentrate Disposal Options for Inland Facilities in Texas? October 11, 2010
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Texas Innovative Water 2010

Kevin Morrison, P.G.Project Coordinator / Water Resources

What has SAWS Learned about Concentrate Disposal Options for Inland Facilities in Texas?

October 11, 2010

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• SAWS Desalination Program

• Disposal Options Screening

• Preferred Disposal Option– Injection Wells

• Lessons Learned

• Future

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SAWS Desalination Program

• Production / Monitor Wells

• Reverse Osmosis

• Treatment Plant

• Pipeline System

• Brine Injection Wells

• Electrical System

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Concentrate Quality

Parameter Units Avg.pH 7.05TDS mg/L 13,025Alkalinity mg/L as CaCO3 1,090

Arsenic mg/L ---Calcium mg/L 424Magnesium mg/L 255Selenium mg/L ---Sodium mg/L 3,925

Chloride mg/L 2,440 Sulfates mg/L 6,120 Silica (Dis.) mg/L 81

Toray (90% Recovery)

Metals/Cations

Anions

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Concentrate Screening

• Traditional Disposal Options

• Beneficial Use Options

• Concentrate Volume Reduction / Zero Liquid Discharge

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Disposal Options

Surface Water

– Medina River– San Antonio River

• Concerns

– Permitting

– Public Perception

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Disposal Options

Surface Water

– Mitchell Lake

• Concerns

– Limited Capacity

– Salinity Impacts

– Audubon Sanctuary

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Mitchell Lake

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Disposal Options

Discharge to WRC

– Through plant– Combine at outfall

• Concerns

– Biologic process impact

– CPS Energy contract Impact

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Dos Rios WRC

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Disposal Options

Evaporation Ponds

• Concerns

– Land requirements

– Cost to construct

– Carrizo Outcrop

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Courtesy: Ile de Re’, France

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Disposal Options

Deep Well Injection

• Concerns

– Permitting

– Depth and cost

– Maintenance

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Disposal Options

Oil Field Pressure Maintenance

• Concerns

– Well Field proximity– Volume (1MGD)– Need for project life– Railroad Commission

and TCEQ permits

Beneficial Use

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Disposal Options

Class II Oil Field Disposal Wells

• Concerns

– Currently not legal– Well Field proximity– Construction– Maintenance– Volume

Beneficial Use

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Disposal Options

Dust Control / Deicing

Aquaculture– Shrimp farming– Algae farming

• Concerns– Additional Facilities– Permitting

Beneficial Use

Courtesy: Wikipedia

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Disposal Options

• Thermal Brine Concentrators

• High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis (HERO)

• Vibratory Shear Enhanced Processing (VSEP)

Concentrate Volume Reduction

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Disposal Options

• VSEP testing under TWDB grant

– Processed concentrate from conventional pilot– Achieved a 50% recovery

• Concerns

–Capital and O&M costs–Chemical cleaning time requirements–Space requirements in the plant

Vibratory Shear Enhanced Processing (VSEP)

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Preferred Disposal OptionDeep Well Injection

Formations Considered

– Poth Sand

– Olmos Sand

– Austin Chalk

– Edwards

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Lessons Learned

• Start as early as possible

• Understand source water quality

• Contact TCEQ for assistance

• Understand the effects of concentrate on the overall disposal system

Concentrate Disposal

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SAWS Future Disposal Work

• Complete Edwards Injection Investigation

– Test existing Class II Injection Well

– Drill new Class I Test Injection Well

– Submit permit application for operation

• Follow technical developments of other disposal alternatives

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Long-Range Outlook

• Continue to support use of the General Class I permit for injection of brine from a municipal desalination facility

• Investigate the use of existing Class II Injection Wells for disposal of brine

• Continue to support research and piloting of new concentrate disposal technology

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Texas Innovative Water 2010

Kevin Morrison, P.G.Project Coordinator / Water Resources

What has SAWS Learned about Concentrate Disposal Options for Inland Facilities in Texas?

October 11, 2010


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