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Presentation outline
• Project approach/philosophy• Supplies and demands• Regulations• Technologies• Draft planning projects• Ranking criteria for projects
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Compliance andSelf-Reliance
Project Goalsuc
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Project Work Flow
• UCSC Supplies/ Demands
• Other Campuses• Regulations• Background
Reports• Summit Meeting
Data Collection
Analysis Workshop Reuse Report
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BMP's
Ordinances
No
Nearby Supply
Yes
Regulations/Technology
Near Term (1-5 years)
Immediate (0-1 year)
Long Term (>5 years)
LID
General Potable Water Offsets
Yes
Screening
Offset Projects
Trigger-Based Approach
Potable Water Offset Project
Identify Demand
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Workshop Framework
• Supplies and demands are based on UCSC input and reports
• All projects discussed are technically feasible• All projects comply with regulations• Key projects focus on large options• Input from all attendees!
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Overall Campus Water Use
From 2006 Water Efficiency Survey
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BMP's
Ordinances
Yes
Regulations/Technology
Near Term (1-5 years)
Immediate (0-1 year)
Long Term (>5 years)
LID
General Potable Water Offsets
Yes
Screening
Offset Projects
Trigger-Based Approach
Potable Water Offset Project
No
Nearby Supply
Identify Demand
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Identified Nonpotable Supplies and Demands
• Supplies– Recycled Water– Well Water– Greywater– Rainwater
• Demands– Irrigation– Toilet Flushing– Urinal Flushing– Cooling Tower Makeup
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Supply – Recycled Water
157 MG/YCampus Total
Volume
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1Supplies - Well Water
6.5 MG/YW2
50 MG/YW1
Volumes
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3-6 MG/YGW3
3.0 MG/YGW2
5.5 MG/YGW1
Volumes
Supply Volumes - Greywater
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3Supply Volumes - Rainwater
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Supply Volumes - Rainwater
0.8 MG/YPorter CollegeR6
0.6 MG/YCowell CollegeR7
0.14 MG/YBiomedical FacilityR5
0.6 MG/YCore West Parking StructureR4
1.2 MG/YWest Remote Parking LotR3
5.7 MG/YJordan Gulch Middle ForkR2
5.4 MG/YEast Remote Parking LotR1
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5Demands – Irrigation
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Demand Volumes – Irrigation
0.11 MG/YOakes DormsI 10
0.7 MG/YCollege 8 I 9
0.9 MG/YFamily Housing Playing FieldI 8
1.0 MG/YMerrill Garden ProjectI 7
1.1 MG/YWest FieldI 6
1.2 MG/YFaculty HousingI 5
2.9 MG/YFarm projectI 4
5.4 MG/YArboretum (IR 01+IR 05)I 3
6.2 MG/YEFH Sand FieldI 2
9.4 MG/YEFH Athletic FieldI 1
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7Demands – Toilet Flushing
2-3 MG/YT3
1-2 MG/YT4
1.4 MG/YT2
3.5 MG/YT1
Volumes
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1-2 MG/YC2
4.8 MG/YC1
Volumes
Demands – Cooling Tower
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9Matching Supplies and Demands
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Matching Supplies and Demands
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1Trigger-Based Approach
BMP's
Ordinances
Yes
Near Term (1-5 years)
Immediate (0-1 year)
Long Term (>5 years)
LID
General Potable Water Offsets
Yes
Screening
Offset Projects
Potable Water Offset Project
Regulations/Technology
No
Nearby Supply
Identify Demand
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Regulations – What’s Allowed
Recycled
??Grey
Rain
Cooling ToiletsIrrigation
Demands
Sup
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Recycled
Grey
Rain
Cooling ToiletsIrrigation
DemandsS
uppl
ies
Regulations – What’s Required
Title 22Title 22Title 22
Title 22 (Filt./Dis.)
Title 22 (Filt./Dis.)
Title 24 Subsurface with filtration
Filt./Dis. Suggested
Filt./Dis. Suggested-
Title 22 = Highly regulated, highly treated
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Technologies
MBRUV
MBRUV
MBRUVRecycled
Membranesand UVFiltrationGrey
Cloth Filtration and Hypochlorite?Rain
Cooling ToiletsIrrigation
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Rainwater ReuseTechnologies
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Collected Rainwater and Runoff is NOT Pathogen Free
UCSCOceanside
?33 - 1,200 MPN/100mLEnterococci
?130 - 22 MPN/100mLFecal Coliform
?2,000 - >16,000 MPN/100mLTotal Coliform
• Sampling will determine treatment level
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7Filtration and UV Disinfection Implemented for Oceanside
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GreywaterReuse Technologies
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9Greywater Requires Similar or Greater Treatment than Surface Water/Rain Water
UCSCWERF Literature
?6,000 - 8,000,000MPN/100mLFecal Coliform
?6,000 - 80,000,000 MPN/100mLTotal Coliform
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Greywater Treatment: Combined Filtration/Disinfection Technologies
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Recycled WaterReuse Technologies
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Recycled Water – Highest Treatment Costs Results in Most Use Flexibility
SBR
1 MGD MBR:Cost = $1.68 million
Size = 30' L x 58' W x 14'8" H
MBR
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Draft PlanningProjects
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Regulations/Technology
Trigger-Based Approach
Yes
Near Term (1-5 years)
Immediate (0-1 year)
Long Term (>5 years)
LID
General Potable Water Offsets
Yes
Screening
BMP's
Ordinances
Offset Projects
Potable Water Offset Project
No
Nearby Supply
Identify Demand
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5Immediate Projects
• BMPs
• Ordinances
• Example Project: Well Water for Irrigation
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Best Management Practices
• Implement Conservation Practices
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7Ordinances
• Work within the campus to identify and address institutional barriers to using non-potable water
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Example Offset Immediate Project - Well Water for Irrigation
• Up to 50 MG/Y supply– Not seasonal – More study necessary
• 3.1 MG/Y demand at farm• No storage • No treatment
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9Trigger-Based Approach
Yes
Near Term (1-5 years)
Immediate (0-1 year)
Long Term (>5 years)
LID
General Potable Water Offsets
YesBMP's
Ordinances
Offset ProjectsScreening
Potable Water Offset Project
Regulations/Technology
No
Nearby Supply
Identify Demand
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Near-term Projects
East FieldEast Remote Parking Lot Cowell
CollegeCowell College
Biomedical Sciences Building
Biomedical Sciences Building Existing Cooling
TowersJordan Gulch Middle Fork
ArboretumFamily
Housing CowellCollege
Cowell College
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East Remote Parking Lower East Field
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Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct
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Field Demand GallonsRain Supply
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• 10 MG/year total irrigation demand• 5.4 MG/year total rain supply• 4.6 MG/year needs to be made up with other source• 4 MG/year storage necessary
Near-Term Project 1
Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct
To storage From storage
Other source
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Field Demand GallonsRain Supply
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3Near-Term Project 1 -Implementation Issues
• Treatment – Screening and separation• Maintenance – Yearly cleaning• Infrastructure – pump station and pipeline,
storage tank(s)
1 MG 1 MG 1 MG 1 MG
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Near-Term Project 2Cowell College Cowell College
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Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
Toilet DemandRain Supply
MG
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• 1.4 MG/year total toilet flushing demand• 0.6 MG/year total rain supply• 0.8 MG/year needs to be made up with other source• Minimal storage necessary
Near-Term Project 2
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Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
Toilet DemandRain Supply
MG
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Near-Term Project 2 -Implementation Issues
• Treatment – screening and disinfection
• Maintenance – Yearly cleaning of storage
• Infrastructure – pump and pipeline, storage tank
Photo from Construction Innovation Forum www.cif.org
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7Mills College Example
Source: Susan Ecker of Rumsey Engineers
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Trigger-Based Approach
Regulations/Technology
Yes
Near Term (1-5 years)
Immediate (0-1 year)
Long Term (>5 years)
LID
General Potable Water
Offsets
Yes
Screening
BMP's
Ordinances
Offset Projects
Potable Water Offset Project
No
Nearby Supply
Identify Demand
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9Long-Term Projects
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Long-Term Projects Guiding Principles
• Near-term projects not implemented in 5 year time frame
• Master planned projects incorporating LID – LEED Platinum for new construction– LEED Silver for renovated construction
• Master planned projects incorporating potable water offsets
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1Trigger-Based Approach
Yes
Near Term (1-5 years)
Immediate (0-1 year)
Long Term (>5 years)
LID
General Potable Water Offsets
YesBMP's
Ordinances
Offset ProjectsScreening
Potable Water Offset Project
Regulations/Technology
No
Nearby Supply
Identify Demand
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All 2, 3
1
4, 5, 6
Overall Project Feasibility
4, 5, 6
Long-TermNear-TermImmediate
Obvious
Maybe
ProbablyNot
All
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3Screening Criteria
• Ease of Operation– Number of operators– Level of training
• Sustainability– Energy use– Environmental impact
• Cost/gallon– Capital cost
• Campus Community Buy-in– Campus perception of projects
• Offset Value– Amount of water that can be offset– Time of year of availability
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Pairwise Screening Comparison
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Questions?
Deepti Chatti, LEED AP
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Backup Slides
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7Other Campus’ Efforts
• Stanford– LEED platinum on CIE
• Merced• Mills
– Rainwater Schematic
• UC System– LEED silver
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Pasteurization Is Promising
Filtration not needed ahead of disinfection
Indigenous Total Coliform Disinfection for PTG Pilot
00.5
11.5
22.5
33.5
44.5
140 145 150 155 160 165 170
Temperature, degrees F
Log
Red
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