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Energy Efficient Water and Wastewater Plant Design and Operation
02 August 2017
ThonhoffConsulting
Engineers, Inc. (TCE)
Saleem Khan, P.E. CxA Bob Thonhoff, P.E.
Texas Energy Engineering Services, Inc. (TEESI Engineering)
(www.teesi.com)
Presented by:
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SECO Facilities and InfrastructureEnergy Management Webinars
Indoor & Outdoor Lighting Retrofit Options Overview (7/20/2017 @ 2:00 PM)
Energy Accounting & Benchmarking (7/26/17 @ 2:00 PM)
ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager Overview (7/27/17 @ 2:00 PM)
Preliminary Energy Assessments Overview (8/1/17 @ 2:00 PM)
Energy Efficiency Consideration for Water and Wastewater Systems
(8/2/17 @ 2:00 PM)
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Welcome
Housekeeping itemsPDF of presentationVideo recording of presentationPollingQuestions
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Introduction
State Energy Conservation Office (SECO)Schools & Local Government Program
Program provides Free Energy Assessments, training, and Technical AssistancePreliminary Energy Assessment (PEA)Energy Efficiency Consideration for Water & Waste Water Treatment Plant
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Energy Audit
One of the first steps involved in energy cost control of facilitiesEnergy Audit or Survey consists of:Examination of how a facility uses energyDetermining cost of energy for the facilityRecommending operational changes (low/no cost measures)Recommendation for cost effective equipment upgradesReport development
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Energy Audit Basic TypesPreliminary Energy Assessment (PEA)Preliminary Energy Audit/AnalysisInitial Energy Audit or SurveyWalkthrough Survey/Assessment
Detailed Energy Analysis (DEA)Comprehensive Energy Analysis (CEA)Investment Grade Audit (IGA)Utility Assessment Report (UAR)
ASHRAE categories (I,II,III)Not relevant to WWTP/WTP
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Poll Question:
Have you conducted any kind of energy audit at any of your facilities in the past
three (3) years?
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PEA Process Summary
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Establish Energy Performance Indices (WWTP)
Energy Use Index (EUI)Annual energy usage divided by average effluent flowkBtu/GPD/Year
Energy Cost Index (ECI)Annual energy cost divided by average effluent flow $/MGD/Year
Normalization Other factors influence EUI & ECI for WWTP
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Establish Energy Performance Indices (cont.)
16.7
7.5
4.9
3.3
0 5 10 15 20 25
WWTP B
WWTP D
WWTP C
WWTP A
EUI (kBtu/GPD/Yr)
Facility Energy Performance EUI (kBtu/GPD/Yr)
Energy Utilization Index Energy Cost Index
$394,771
$247,226
$131,406
$98,215
$0 $250,000 $500,000 $750,000
WWTP B
WWTP D
WWTP C
WWTP A
ECI ($/MGD/Yr)
Facility Cost Performance ECI ($/MGD/Yr)
EXAMPLE WWTP FACILITIES
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Utility Rate AnalysisAverage Utility Rates
Power Factor Analysis
FacilityElectric
ProviderElectricity
$/kWhHeating Fuel
ProviderFuel
$/MMBTU
Facility A W Provider $0.076 Y Provider $ 5.23
Facility B W Provider $0.079 Y Provider $ 5.00
Facility C X Provider $0.105 Z Provider $ 7.21
Facility D X Provider $0.097 Z Provider $ 7.45
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Utility Rate Analysis (cont.)
Electrical DemandPeak power draw (kW)Demand Charges ($/kW)
Load Factor AnalysisConsistency of facility usage
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Facility Site Visits
Initial MeetingOperators, Engineers, Director of Maintenance, etc.Discuss Plant Operation & Concerns
Walkthrough of Facilities
Identify Energy Savings Measures
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General Maintenance and Operation Considerations
Low Cost/No Cost MeasuresRoutine MaintenanceEquipment SchedulingSet PointsOperational ProceduresGuidelines for Efficiency Levels of Future Equipment Purchases
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Energy Management (EM) Plan
EM Plan?
Review existing EM Plan
Assist in developing a more comprehensive plan
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Poll Question:
Do your facilities have an Energy Management Plan? If so, how often do you
review and revise it?
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ConsiderationsPremium Efficiency Pumps & MotorsVFDs or “Soft‐Start” to Pumping SystemsCompare Cost of Chemical to Cost of PowerControl Dissolved Oxygen LevelUtilize Off‐Peak Energy Demand PumpingEvaluate Pipe SizingUtilize Leak Sensing SystemsModify the System OperationsOther…
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Technical Assistance Examples
Thermal ScanningEquipment Inventory &
Visual Inspection
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Technical Assistance Examples (cont.)
Utility Meter MappingPlant Operation &Visual Inspection
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Typical UCRM’s and PaybacksWTP/WWTP Systems
WWTP related O&MMeasures 0 to 1 yearDissolved Oxygen Control 2 to 7 yearsHigh Efficiency Blowers 8 to 12 yearsVariable Speed Drives 8 to 15 yearsOptimize Aeration Design 5 to 10 yearsPower Factor Improvements 3 to 8 yearsSmart Meter Applications 5 to 8 yearsCity Mains Leak Sensing Technology 1 to 6 yearsWWTP Demand Response *
*Dependent on existing load profile and capital used for automation
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Case Study – City of San Marcos
(Lighting Retrofits, High Eff. Blower & Aeration Flow Control, Occupancy Sensors, HVAC Replacement, Energy Management Systems, Solar Thermal Pool Heating System, Water Conservation Measures)
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Case Study – City of Pharr
(DO Control, High Eff. Blowers, VFDs, Leak Sensing Technology)
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Case Study – New Braunfels Utilities
(Coarse to Fine Bubble Diffusion, DO Sensors, Variable Speed Blowers, City‐wide 5/8” Water Meter Change‐Out to Smart Meters)
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Water Pumping
Use Energy Efficient Pumps and Motors
Typical Maximum Efficient Pump: 80% Typical Maximum Efficient Motor: 94%
Typical Worst Case Pump: 60% Typical Worst Case Motor: 90%
Potential Energy Savings: approx. 15% of annual consumption
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ELEVATED TANK
WATER SOURCE
WTPPUMP
PUMP
ELEVATED TANK
ELEVATED TANK
PUMP
ELEVATED TANK
Water Pumping -Optimize Pressure Planes
Pump to lowest pressure plane firstEnergy cost: $15,000/MGD/year/100ft head
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Water Pumping –Off-Peak Energy Demand Pumping
Utilize Excess Elevated Storage Capacity During Energy Demand Time Period
Utilize Variable Frequency Drive Pumping
Energy Savings: 25% of cost of pumping during energy demand time period$4,000/MGD/Year
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Water Treatment
Utilize Energy Efficient Pumps & Motors
Utilize Variable Frequency Drive
Optimize Plant’s Hydraulic ProfileEnergy Savings:
approx. $1,500/MGD/Year/10 Ft. Head
Compare Cost of Chemical to Cost of Energy
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Wastewater PumpingUse Energy Efficient Pumps and Motors
Typical Maximum Efficient Pump: 70%Typical Maximum Efficient Motor: 90%
Typical Worst Case Pump: 40%Typical Worst Case Motor: 85%
Potential Energy Savings: approx. 10% of annual consumption
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Wastewater Pumping
Use Variable Frequency Drives on Large Horsepower (>50HP) Units to save Energy Demand Charges
Potential Energy Savings: 25% Pumping Cost During Demand Period $3,400/MGD/Year
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Wastewater Pumping
Design Gravity Flow Systems Wherever Possible
Potential Energy Savings: $10,000/MGD/Year/30 Ft. Head
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Wastewater TreatmentOptimize Hydraulic Profile
Optimize Aeration Design
Utilize Natural Treatment Processes
Compare Cost of Chemicals to Cost of Power
Control Dissolved Oxygen
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Wastewater Treatment –Optimize Hydraulic Profile
Pump Wastewater OncePotential Energy Savings: $3,000/MGD/Year/10ft Head
CLARIFICATIONDISINFECTION
AERATION
LIFT STATION
DISCHARGE
GRAVITY SEWER
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Wastewater Treatment –Optimize Aeration Design
Potential Energy Savings:approx. 50% of annual consumption
Transfer Rate(# O2/HP∙hr)
Coarse Air Bubble 1.5
Fine Air Bubble 3.3
Mechanical Aeration 3.9
Fine Air Bubble w/Full Floor Coverage & High Efficiency Blowers 6.6
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Coarse Bubble Aeration
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Fine Bubble Aeration
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Bubble Types
Fine Bubble Coarse Bubble
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Mechanical Aeration
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Wastewater Treatment –Utilize Natural Treatment Processes
Facultative LagoonsPotential Energy Savings: approx. 70% of annual consumption
Trickling FiltersPotential Energy Savings: approx. 65% of annual consumption
Anoxic Zones (For Denitrification)Potential Energy Savings: approx. 10% of annual consumption
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Wastewater Treatment –Control Dissolved Oxygen
TCEQ Criteria : 2.0 mg/l of D.O.Process Requirements : 0.5 – 1.0 mg/lGeneral Statement:“Anything over 1.0 mg/l is wasting power”Potential Energy Savings:$1,000/MGD/Year/mg/l D.O.
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Wastewater Treatment –Compare Cost of Chemicals to Cost
of Power
Example:
Ultraviolent Disinfection will become cost‐effective within a 7 year period when compared to chlorination / dechlorination
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Funding
State Energy Conservation Office (SECO)Texas LoanSTAR Program (low interest revolving loan)https://comptroller.texas.gov/programs/seco/funding/loanstar/
Texas Water Development Boardhttp://www.twdb.texas.gov/
US Department of Agriculturehttps://www.usda.gov/
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Questions?
Saleem Khan, P.E., CxATEESI Engineering
(512) [email protected]
www.teesi.com
Stephen RossState Energy Conservation Office (SECO)
Office: [email protected]
https://comptroller.texas.gov/programs/seco/
BobThonhoff, P.E.Thonhoff Consulting Engineers, Inc.
(512) [email protected]
www.tcetx.com