Auto Primary Sludge Tank De- Sludgeing - SWIG · 2014. 11. 27. · Auto Primary Sludge Tank...
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Auto Primary Sludge Tank De-Sludgeing
Alistair Mackinnon
Director of Sales and Marketing
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Non Contacting Level and Flow Instrumentation
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Continuous level indication
Density differential 0.5%
2 transducer inputs - SludgeInterface or Level
0-10M range
2 x 4-20mA outputs
6 x 2A Relays
Screen display
Self Cleaning transducer
Power Supply 110-240VAC or24VDC
Effective sludge detection and control
Sludgefinder 2
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How does the SF2 System Work?
The Viper Transducer must be inserted intothe water to become operational, if the headis out of the water LOE will occur.
A high frequency Ultrasonic Sound wave at700khz is then generated by the Viper andtravels through the liquid at 1482 m/s.
The echoes from any distinct density changesare reflected back to the Transducer and re-excite the crystal. The time taken for theUltrasound path is then Integrated by theunit and a distance to the Interface iscalculated.
ZeroAdjust
Range
Level
TankDepth
Reference Point - Top WaterLevel
InsertionDepth
Range(Distance)
Tank Depth
BlanketLevel
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Sludge Display & Echo
Controller Sludge Display
Laptop Echo Display
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Background• Stoke Bardolph STW.• Largest waste water
treatment plant inNottingham.
• 8 Primary tanks.• Power generation via
digestion plant.• Measurement and control
of blankets by dips andtime.
• Electrical powergeneration was notefficient due to sludgequality
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Project Overview
• To produce sludge atideal density fordigestion (5 /6%).
• Hydraulic pumpsinstalled to handlehigher density sludge.
• Density monitorsinstalled.
• Sludge Finder 2 installedfor auto de sludgeingand alarm indication.
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Project Overview
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• Controller mountedon rotating bridge.
• Radio Telemetrysystem rejected bycontractor.
• Slip rings used totransmit 4-20mA and3 alarms.
• Slip rings were wellmaintained.
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Typical SCADA Trace
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Conclusion
• The scheme has been a resounding success.• Stoke Bardolph generates 5.5MW (5500KW) at
full power.
• Enough energy is produced, not only to powerequipment on site, but also to return a netsurplus of electricity to the Grid; making thesite energy self-sufficient.
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Other Totex Examples
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Pump Station Flow Monitoring
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DCWW Flow Pulse
• Installation savings of £1.5 million.
• Predictive maintenance information.
• Prioritisation of assets.
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• Confined spaces• Limited pipe clearance
DCWW Case Study
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DCWW Case Study• 150 units installed so far• Portable system used to identify best position• 100 systems live on Scopex telemetry
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DCWW Case Study
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DCWW Case Study
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Bishopston SPS
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Sludge Monitoring andControl
FST Compliance
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FST Compliance• The Sludge level in the settlement tanks is maintained
at a level termed ‘healthy’.• If the sludge level rises above that point, reaching a
‘flush’ level, the bellmouth valves are activated,returning the level to the setpoint.
• There may be a number of reasons that a tank reachesthe flush level under normal circumstances, but it mayalso be an indication of a problem. The systemtherefore allows four flush events within an hourbefore an alarm is generated.
• Staff visits to resolve issues are substantially reduced,an important saving in vehicle miles and man hours.
• A further benefit is that the settlement tanks can becontrolled more effectively, reducing pumping hoursand saving further energy.
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FST Compliance
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FST Compliance
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FST Compliance
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FST Compliance
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