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359-Water Solutions Guide en
359-Water Solutions Guide en
Water
is the gold
of the
st
21 century
A worldwide company
17.3 billion revenue
in 190 countries
local presence
in 106 countries
more than 200 factories
Water
Solution Guide
Desalination
Lifting station
Drinking water
Wastewater
Boosting station
You want
to optimize design and construction costs
You need
to reduce your operating costs
You are
looking for high availability water treatment
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You are
looking for a comprehensive Power and Control
solution
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You have
to distribute water 24/7
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You have
to manage a network of pumping stations
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You have
to adapt the process to regulation changes
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Architecture overview
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You want to
optimize design
and construction
costs . . .
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Design software
You need
to reduce your
operating costs . . .
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Electrical Energy represents
1/3 of the total operating costs
for water networks and
infrastructures
Our
Energy Efficiency expertise
Up to a 30%
saving in energy
You must reduce your operating costs through load shifting,
high efficiency motors & drives, process optimization.
Our solutions for Power Management and Control can reduce
your energy consumption by up to 30%
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>>>
5%
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Soft starters
are available in a wide
range of power ratings,
and are particularly
suitable for water
applications such as
pumping. Multiplexing
is commonly used for
cascading start-ups and
decelerations of multiple
motors.
The following is a list of
the main advantages
this provides:
less mechanical stress
at motor start-up, thus
improving mechanical
reliability,
controlled torque
at motor stopping, thus
avoiding water-hammer
and damage to pipes,
power peak shaving,
thus avoiding penalties,
reduced losses
at motor start-up.
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Uninterruptible Power
Supplies are essential
for the continuous
operation of water
treatment facilities,
by protecting process
controllers and
monitoring and control
rooms from power
outages.
Schneider Electric
provides high power
UPS for control rooms
and small units for field
automation devices.
For a large critical
application, a fully
secure power solution
would be engineered,
with relevant
redundancies: UPS,
switchgear
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Speed drive
Raw water
Coagulation / Flocculation
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Settling
Drinking water
Disinfection
Chlorination
Ozonation
UV radiation
Filtration
Sand
Activated carbon
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Third-parties
Instruments
intelligent
Motor
Control
Centre
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Membrane filtration
Reverse osmosis is the most common
technique used for desalination, and is as
an alternative to distillation. It may also be
used to recycle water to produce drinking
water from wastewater. Nano filtration
is another example used for instance
to produce drinking water from surface
water.
Membrane filtration is an up and coming
water treatment technology, for both
industrial and public use. The reduced
space needed for the plant and its ability
to treat all types of raw water are key
drivers.
Membrane technology has meant that
water treatment has changed from being
a batch process to a continuous process,
which has led to higher performance
constraints. High pressure is the key
to membrane filtration. This requires a
high quantity of electrical energy and
the use of high power motors. Electrical
Distribution and Motor Control are thus
a comprehensive part of the process.
Evolving technologies
1 Hair, mould
2 Bacteria, suspended
matter, grease
3 Organic matter, proteins,
viruses
Sand filters 10 m
Microfiltration 0.1 m
Ultrafiltration 0.01 m
Nanofiltration 0.001 m
Reverse osmosis 0.0001m
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Water
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Enterprise
manager
Facility
portal
Corporate Bus
Computer
Room
Manager
Process
Manager
Power
Manager
Building
Manager
Private Bus
Devices
controllers
Actuators
sensors
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You have to
distribute water
24/7. . .
Increase pumping station availability and performance levels
Desalination
plant
Storage or
overpressure station
Consumption
Treatment
plant
Wastewater
lift station
Pumping station and
containment reservoir
Discharge into
the natural
environment
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Wastewater
treatment
Control
Pump 2
Control
Pump 1
Control
Pump N
Machine Room
RTU
Optional
Flow
Transducer
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You have to
manage a network
of pumping
stations . . .
Most of the time water sources are far from consumption points.
In addition, wastewater collection is required and coordination
between pumping stations is required to manage water flow.
This results in extensive networks and creates specific water
needs: remote locations, poor communication networks, difficult
and expensive maintenance, availability of electrical energy.
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Telemetry system
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Waste disposal
Sand
Grease
Untreated
wastewater
Screening / Pumping
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Sludge processing
Digestion
Stabilisation
Thickening
Dewatering
Incineration
Air treatment
Ventilation
Scrubbing
towers
Quality
measurements
and discharge
Biological treatment
Bacteria / Activated sludge
Settling / Clarification
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Water
treatment
overview
architectures
T1
autonomous water treatment plant
Water treatment
plants
For both drinking
water and wastewater
treatment, 4 different
sizes of plants have
been distinguished
according to
destination and size:
plant size can be
expressed by the
quantity of water
treated per day, or by
the equivalent number
of inhabitants.
Inhabitants
m3/day (drinking water or waste water)
Motors
Power demand
Instruments
1,000 10,000
1,000 5,000
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25 125 kVA
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T2
small water or wastewater treatment plant
Inhabitants
m3/day (drinking water or waste water)
Motors
Power demand
Instruments
10,000 100,000
5,000 50,000
50
125 1250 kVA
100
T3
medium water or wastewater treatment plant
Inhabitants
m3/day (drinking water or waste water)
Motors
Power demand
Instruments
100,000 500,000
50,000 200,000
200
1.25 5 MVA
300
T4
large water or wastewater treatment plant
Inhabitants
500,000 1,000,000
m3/day (drinking water or waste water) 200,000 1,000,000
Motors
500
Power demand
5 25 MVA
Instruments
1,000
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Number of pumps
Power demand
Instruments
2
< 500 kVA
4
P2
pumping and small booster station
Number of pumps
Power demand
Instruments
4
100 1000 kVA
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P3
booster or complex pumping station
Number of pumps
Power demand
Instruments
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5 10
500 5000 kVA
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You need
services in
all countries
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As standards and equipment are subject to change, please ask for confirmation of the
information given in this document.
Design: nb notabene
Photos: Schneider Electric, Christian Rausch, nb notabene
Print: Numica
06 / 2008