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Water Treatment Facility Design for a Glacial Lake

by Peter Kreft, James M. Montgomery Consulting, Engineers Inc, Pasadena, CA, USA,
Donald J. Spiegel, James M. Montgomery Consulting, Engineers Inc, Pasadena, CA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Cold Regions Engineering

Abstract:

The Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska has undertaken a major water supply project, the Eklutna Water Project, to satisfy the growing water demands of Anchorage. The source of raw water, Eklutna Lake, is a glacially-fed body of water which contains large amounts of glacial flour. This paper discusses the results of the year-long pilot plant study that was conducted to determine the treatability of Eklutna Lake water. In addition, this paper discusses the treatment process design criteria established for the Eklutna Lake water source. Finally, a discussion of the proposed sludge handling method for the Eklutna Water Treatment Facility, sludge freeze/thaw, is provided.

Subject Headings: Water treatment plants | Water supply systems | Water supply | Lakes | Sludge | Project management | Anchorages | Alaska | United States

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