2013 Water System Plan, Volume II - Seattle City Clerk's Office - City ...
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5.9.1.4 Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Requirements<br />
A. Routine Operations<br />
At a minimum, each water storage facility must follow water supply and quality goals for<br />
operational procedures common to all facilities as shown on Table 5-10.<br />
Table 5-10 Sample Requirements for Routine Operation of <strong>Water</strong> Storage Facilities<br />
Parameter Requirement Comments<br />
Pressure Maintenance to<br />
Zone(s) Served:<br />
Minimum<br />
Drawdown and Filling<br />
<strong>Water</strong> Age<br />
(turnover rate)<br />
Operational <strong>Volume</strong><br />
Sample Collection<br />
Supervisory Control and<br />
Monitoring<br />
B. Emergency Operations<br />
30 psi Maintain 30 psi under peak hourly<br />
demand conditions<br />
Maintain 20 psi under fire flow<br />
conditions<br />
20 psi<br />
Typical draw between 8AM and<br />
5PM<br />
Typical fill between 8PM and<br />
5AM<br />
Draw and fill cycles for some storage<br />
facilities may vary from this objective to<br />
meet other requirements.<br />
Note: These times are a starting point.<br />
Drawdown occurs during day and fill<br />
overnight as a general rule<br />
3 – 5 days Longer water ages may be acceptable for<br />
some storage facilities based on chlorine<br />
residual data, water mixing systems and<br />
ease of chemical injection<br />
As required to meet seasonal<br />
demands, pressure<br />
requirements, and water age<br />
targets<br />
Easily accessible sample port<br />
enclosed in cabinet<br />
<strong>Water</strong> elevation<br />
Overflow indication<br />
Inlet and outlet metering<br />
Operational volumes will vary seasonally<br />
for many of the storage facilities<br />
Sampling may be required at different<br />
elevations within the tank<br />
The following are minimum design requirements for operation of water storage facilities<br />
under emergency conditions that can result in loss of power or a water quality condition<br />
that could be harmful to health:<br />
Maintain at least one storage cell on-line if facility has two or more storage cells.<br />
If the facility is a single cell, maintain at least 50% of the volume online<br />
Fill all storage cells<br />
Draw from at least one storage cell to meet emergency demands for at least (as<br />
required) hours<br />
Hydraulically isolate all storage cells from the supply and distribution system<br />
Complete drain-down of a storage cell as specified in the basis of design<br />
Inject a solution of treatment chemical<br />
Collect a water quality sample from an easily accessible collection point<br />
5-50 SPU Design Standards and Guidelines