FRAMEWORK FOR DIRECT POTABLE WATER REUSE 

Jeff MosherExecutive Director

National Water Research InstituteFountain Valley, CA

jmosher@nwri-usa.org ♦ +1 714-378-3278

Colorado Direct Potable Reuse WorkshopMay 27, 2015

PURPOSE”

PURPOSE

To provide an overview of DPR and to provide a framework for assessing the topics and issues that need to be addressed in the development of future DPR Guidelines.

George Tchobanoglous, Ph.D., UC Davis (Panel Chair)

Joseph Cotruvo, Ph.D., Consultant (DC)

James Crook, Ph.D., Consultant (MA)

Ellen McDonald, Ph.D., Alan Plummer (TX)

Adam Olivieri, Ph.D., EOA (CA)

Andrew Salveson, Carollo Engineers (CA)

R. Shane Trussell, Ph.D., Trussell Tech (CA)

NWRI PANEL MEMBERS

1. Introduction  2. What is Direct Potable Reuse? 3. Key Components of a Successful/Sustainable DPR Program4. Public Health Protection 5. Source Control Programs 6. Wastewater Treatment 7. Advanced Water Treatment 8. Purified and Finished Water Management9. Monitoring and Instrumentation Requirements 10. Residuals Management 11. Facility Operation 12. Public Outreach 13. Future Developments

ORGANIZATION OF DPR FRAMEWORK DOCUMENT

KEY COMPONENTS OF A POTABLE REUSE PROGRAM: TECHNICAL, REGULATORY, AND PUBLIC OUTREACH

 

TECHNICAL, OPERATIONAL, AND MANAGEMENT BARRIERS

 

2. OVERVIEW: DIRECT POTABLE REUSE

DPR with finished water

TREATMENT TRAINS FOR “ADVANCED WATER TREATMENT”

 

8. FINISHED WATER MANAGEMENT