Automation of Water Resource Recovery Facilities. Water Environment Federation

CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS INSTITUTE

       6.0 OWNER-DEVELOPED SPECIFICATIONS

       7.0 COORDINATION WITH OTHER DISCIPLINES

       8.0 REFERENCES

       9.0 SUGGESTED READINGS

       Chapter 7 Process Control Strategies

       Jack Geisenhoff, P.E., PMP Mike Abbott, P.E. Jeff Coulson, P. Eng, PMP Richard S. Haugh, P.E. Robert D. Hill, Ph.D, P.E.

       1.0 OBJECTIVE OF AUTOMATIC PROCESS CONTROL

       2.0 CONTROL THEORY

       3.0 MISTAKE PROOFING

       4.0 CONTROL CONCEPTS

       5.0 PUMPING AND FLOW CONTROL STRATEGIES

       6.0 SCREENING, GRIT REMOVAL, AND CONVEYANCE CONTROL STRATEGIES

       7.0 PRIMARY SLUDGE AND SCUM CONTROL STRATEGIES

       8.0 ACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEM CONTROL STRATEGIES

       9.0 CHEMICAL FEED SYSTEMS

       10.0 THICKENING CONTROL

       11.0 DEWATERING CONTROL

       12.0 ANAEROBIC DIGESTION CONTROL

       13.0 INCINERATION CONTROL

       14.0 ENERGY MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

       15.0 REFERENCES

       16.0 SUGGESTED READINGS

       Chapter 8 General Instrument Characteristics

       Robert Lagrange, Ph.D. Nicholas Camin, BSEE, MBA

       1.0 BACKGROUND

       2.0 INSTRUMENT CLASSIFICATIONS

       3.0 INSTRUMENT CHARACTERISTICS

       4.0 ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

       5.0 TESTING AND QUALITY ASSURANCE

       6.0 SAMPLING AND BYPASS LINES FOR INSTRUMENTS

       7.0 SMART PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION

       8.0 DOCUMENTATION

       9.0 REFERENCES

       10.0 SUGGESTED READINGS

       Chapter 9 Sensors

       Charles K. Aycock Ron Burdick, P.E. Cesar Canal Bob Dabkowski Tracy Doane-Weideman Robert Lagrange, Ph.D.

       1.0 INTRODUCTION

       2.0 FLOW METERS

       3.0 LEVEL

       4.0 PRESSURE

       5.0 TEMPERATURE

       6.0 DISSOLVED OXYGEN

       7.0 CHLORINE RESIDUAL

       8.0 pH

       9.0 OXIDATION–REDUCTION POTENTIAL

       10.0 CONDUCTIVITY

       11.0 STREAMING CURRENT

       12.0 NUTRIENT ANALYZERS

       13.0 ONLINE SOLIDS MEASUREMENT

       14.0 GAS ANALYZERS

       15.0 VIBRATION

       16.0 REFERENCES

       17.0 SUGGESTED READINGS

       Chapter 10 Final Control Elements

       Edward Baltutis

       1.0 WHAT IS A FINAL CONTROL ELEMENT?

       2.0 VALVES

       3.0 PUMPS, AERATORS, AND MIXERS (MATERIAL TRANSFER EQUIPMENT)

       4.0 ELECTRIC MOTORS

       5.0 STARTERS

       6.0 DRIVES