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Spokane River Forum 26 May 2013 Spokane’s CSO Reduction Status

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Spokane’s CSO Reduction Status. Spokane River Forum 26 May 2013. Spokane’s Primary Treatment Plant. Interceptor Sewers for Dry Weather Flows. CSO . RPWRF. CSO Regulator is an Overflow Threshold – e.g. “Leaping Weir”. How do combined sewers work?. wastewater. stormwater. CSO Regulator. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Spokane River Forum 26 May 2013

Spokane River Forum 26 May 2013

Spokane’s CSO Reduction Status

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Spokane’s Primary Treatment Plant

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Interceptor Sewers for Dry Weather Flows

RPWRF

CSO

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CSO Regulator is an Overflow Threshold – e.g. “Leaping Weir”

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How do combined sewers work?

Treatment Plant

wastewater

CSO Regulator

stormwater

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Annually, most combined sewage gets treated

Combined Sewage

Wastewater Flow

Time

Flow

Overflow Threshold

Overflows to River

Treated at RPWRF

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CSO Reduction HistoryBaselineas of 1980

33 outfalls

1000 average CSOs / year

550 avg million gallons / yr

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CSO Reduction HistoryPhase 11980s storm separation 86% volume reduction 24 outfalls

450 average CSOs / year

80 avg million gallons / yr

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CSO Regulations

Chapter 173-245 WAC:Frequency:

“… control of each CSO such that an average of one untreated discharge may occur per year.”

– Applied to each outfall

Water Quality:

“CSOs shall not violate water quality standards in receiving waters (numeric standards or the beneficial uses).”

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CSO Reduction HistoryPhase 2Storage Tanks by 2012 for overflow frequency

20 outfalls

280 average CSOs / year

70 avg million gallons / yr

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CSO 16

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Control Facility Construction

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Underground Storage Tank

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Fill Weir and Sump Drain

... Tank Drains to Sewer After Storm

Tank Fills During Storm...

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Self-Cleans After Tank Drains

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Self-Cleans After Tank Drains

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Self-Cleans After Tank Drains

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Site Restoration

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Monitoring & Cleaning Controls

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CSO Facilities Constructed

CSO 10

8

CSO 16/18

CSO 2/3

CSO 40CSO 19

CSO 39

CSO 42

CSO 38

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CSO Outfalls Eliminated

CSO 3

4

CSO 18CSO 40CSO 39

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Facilities In Final Design4

CSO 41

CSO 34-3CSO 33-2

Pending Integrated Plan

CSO 34-3

Up-basin Tanks

Pending Integrated Plan

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For better “dry weather” control:Weir Modification... “Before”

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Weir Modification... “After”

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Weir Modification... “After”

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Interim Weir Modifications

CSO 12

7

CSO 7

CSO 25

CSO 26CSO 14

CSO 6

CSO 15

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Weir Mods provide:

Less dry weather plugging

More response time

Improved monitoring

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CSO Reduction HistoryIntegrated PlanRevised approach

Prioritize CSO volume reduction

Compliance: 20-year vs. 5-year

“Green” and “Gray” solutions