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Technologies and Costs for Removal of Arsenic From Drinking Water

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3.2.6 Flows Used in the Development <strong>of</strong> <strong>Costs</strong>Flow categories were developed to provide adequate characterization <strong>of</strong> costs across each<strong>of</strong> the flow regions presented in Section 3.2.1. A minimum <strong>of</strong> four flows were used <strong>for</strong> each <strong>of</strong> theflow regions, with the exception <strong>of</strong> the transition regions, where cost estimates are based on a linearregressions between the last data point <strong>of</strong> the previous region <strong>and</strong> the first data point <strong>of</strong> the followingregion. Table 3-11 presents the design <strong>and</strong> average flows, <strong>and</strong> cost models used in this process.Each model is used to estimate the cost <strong>for</strong> each flow. Regression analysis is then used to estimatean equation relating cost to flow <strong>for</strong> each region.Table 3-11Flows Used in the Cost Estimation ProcessDesign Flow (mgd) Average Flow (mgd) Cost Model0.010 0.0031 VSS0.024 0.0056 VSS0.087 0.024 VSS0.10 0.031 VSS0.27 0.086 <strong>Water</strong>0.45 0.14 <strong>Water</strong>0.65 0.23 <strong>Water</strong>0.83 0.30 <strong>Water</strong>1.0 0.36 <strong>Water</strong>1.8 0.7 W/W Cost4.8 2.1 W/W Cost10 4.5 W/W Cost11 5 W/W Cost18 8.8 W/W Cost26 13 W/W Cost51 27 W/W Cost210 120 W/W Cost430 270 W/W CostShaded rows represent data used in the estimation <strong>of</strong> costs with the transition regions.3-12

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