Engineering Design Manual - Loudoun Water
Engineering Design Manual - Loudoun Water
Engineering Design Manual - Loudoun Water
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Chapter 8: Community Wastewater Systems<br />
T. Standards<br />
To 9 VAC 25-790-460 add the following:<br />
For wastewater flows of less than 0.02 mgd, the required treatment system is septic<br />
tanks/recirculating sand filters (RSF) with subsurface land disposal. For flows from 0.02<br />
– 0.04 mgd, RSF and subsurface disposal shall be compared on a cost-of-service basis to<br />
other technologies. For flows greater than 0.04 mgd the most cost effective technology<br />
shall be provided.<br />
U. Treatment Works Details<br />
To 9 VAC 25-790-470 add the following:<br />
B. Instrumentation<br />
1. All influent and effluent flow meters shall be provided with indicating, totalizing<br />
and digital recording equipment. Meters shall be Badger M3000 electromagnetic flow<br />
meters with appropriate appurtenances as required.<br />
E. Essential Facilities<br />
5. <strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> owns and operates a regional laboratory and as such, the<br />
minimum laboratory space of 400 square feet shall not be required unless specifically<br />
required by <strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> in the Basis of <strong>Design</strong>. Note that sufficient work space must<br />
still be provided for daily operations tests.<br />
F. Odor Control<br />
1. Odor control provisions shall be required.<br />
G. Treatment facilities shall provide the following standard equipment:<br />
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Safety equipment and signs, including appropriate arc flash protective<br />
equipment<br />
Maintenance equipment<br />
Laboratory equipment and supplies<br />
Confined entry equipment<br />
Doors shall have closers and wall mounted hook doorstops. Keys shall have<br />
replaceable cores and be matched using the <strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> standard.<br />
Potable water system for wash down facilities, lavatory and laboratory<br />
Wash down facilities for each major unit process. Major unit processes will be<br />
identified as such by <strong>Loudoun</strong> <strong>Water</strong> during the review of the “Basis of<br />
<strong>Engineering</strong> <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />
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