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Pre-Treatment Process Control of a Variable Quality Raw Water Supply

by Robert R. Karrels, West Coast Regional Water Supply, Authority, United States,
Charles W. Palmer, West Coast Regional Water Supply, Authority, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Environmental Engineering

Abstract:

The West Coast Regional Water Supply Authority is the public agency charged with the development of public water supply for the Tampa Bay Area in the state of Florida. The Authority's South Central Hillsborough County Regional Wellfield produces a raw water of variable quality with respect to H₂S. Depending upon the volume of water being produced and which wells are in operation, the amount to be split from total raw water flow and aerated is determined. The process control system for this flow split is described.

Subject Headings: Hydration | Water supply | Water treatment | Water quality | Water supply systems | Aeration | Wells (water) | Florida | United States | Tampa

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