Dynamic Process Modeling and Simulation

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McMaster Innovation Park 114A-175 Longwood Road South Hamilton, ON L8P 0A1 Canada www.envirosim.com [email protected] Brazil Water and Wastewater Mission to Ontario Dynamic Process Modeling and Simulation

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McMaster Innovation Park114A-175 Longwood Road South

Hamilton, ON L8P 0A1Canada

[email protected]

Brazil Water and Wastewater Mission to Ontario

Dynamic Process Modeling and Simulation

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Who are we?

EnviroSim ActivitiesProducts - development & worldwide sales

BioWin – municipal wastewater modeling and simulationPetWin+ – petrochemical effluent modeling and simulationBW Controller

People DevelopmentBioWin and PetWin+ Training Workshops & Seminars

Professional ServicesModel Based ConsultingWastewater Characterization and Kinetic Studies

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December, 2012

Products

BioWin

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BioWin

Wastewater Process Simulator

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Interface

Clear and easy to use…

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BioWin Features

Ease of UseAlways developed as a Windows applicationDoes not require multiple steps to build a simulationDoes not require add-onsShorter learning curveReport generation (in MS Word)Data to Excel

SupportStrong technical backup

Tried and testedUsed by most consultants around the world

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People Development

Courses

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People Development

Comprehensive range of courses & workshopsBioWin Introductory trainingBioWin Advanced trainingCalibration courseCustom coursesKnowledge transfer workshops

Data requirements and analysis

Plant model calibration and verification

Plant model application: “what if” (scenario) analysis

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Professional Services

Model Calibration, Process Design,

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Professional Services

Consulting Collaborative – teaming

Our methodologies and calibration expertise

Wastewater Characterization Key for calibration

EnviroSim’s research & experience ensures that our calibrated wastewater treatment models are truly predictive

Field Experimental Services Effective quantification of real world variables

Experienced experts and proven sampling & analysis programs ensure that influent wastewater characteristics and nitrification kinetics are effectively captured.

North Shore WWTP Auckland, New Zealand

Chelmsford WWTP Ontario, Canada

Czajka WWTP Warsaw, Poland

Metropolitan WWTP Minneapolis, U.S.A.

Christies Beach WWTP, Adelaide, Australia

Shek Wu Hui STW, DSD, Hong Kong

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Applying BioWin

Reducing Operating Costs

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

The situation…

Reactor / Clarifiers

Recently upgraded nutrient removal process

Auckland, NZDesign: 103 mgd(mean daily flow)

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

The situation…

Meets Current Final Effluent RequirementsTotal N: 9.5 mg/LBOD: 15 mg/L

Aeration Control Strategy• Single airflow

control valve for each R/C

• Position controlled by any one of four DO probes in aerated zones

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

The situation…

DO in aerated zones highly variable

Aeration power costs $NZ 1.7M annually

Explore cost saving potential of improved DO control strategies

AND

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

The approach…

Model Configuration in BioWin

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

The approach…

Plant-wide intensive sampling campaign to supplement historical data

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

The approach… Dynamic model predicted versus observed operational data…

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

The application…

Compare Improved and Existing DO Control StrategyMethodology:• Selected an “average week”• Synthesized diurnal “reactor

feed” profile• Entered actual observed DO

data• Model calculated airflow rates• Calculated power consumption

from airflow• Compared cumulative power

consumption

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

The application…

Compare Improved and Existing DO Control StrategyMethodology:• Compared cumulative power

consumption• Generated cumulative power

trend over one week• Proposed control strategy

improvements indicated significant potential power reduction

Current Control

Proposed Control

Projected Red’n

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BioWin Application – Operating Cost Savings

Conclusions and benefits…

Annual Cost Savings: $NZ 399,000 (@ $0.083 / kWh)

Conclusions• BioWin simulation can be used effectively as a test

of the economic benefits of different aeration control strategies

• BioWin simulation is particularly appropriate for complex aeration systems where implementation is relatively costly

• Significant cost savings can be made by improving aeration control

Benefits• Cost saving NZ$399,000 per year (at

$0.083/kWh)• Reduction in air consumption by @ 20%• Reduction in blower power consumption by

@13,000 kWh/d (8% of total power)• Return on investment• Immediate Cash Saving• Improved Process & Stability

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Thank You…

Richard [email protected]

In South America:Daniel A. Nolasco

NOLASCO & Assoc. [email protected]