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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8271.200
Description
Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Program - Development and History - UCRB 13a Assessment
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Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
1/1/1979
Title
Costs of Wastewater Disposal in Coal Gasification and Oil Shale Processing
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />~ <br /><:n <br />(.t) <br />0> <br /> <br />in situ retort water procuced in the Laramie Energy Research Center'3 ~50-tan <br /> <br />retort ~ay be used for characterization without the wate~ necessarily being <br /> <br />representativ~. An analysis of this ~ater17 is given in Table 4-8. <br /> <br />TABLE 4-8. ANALYSIS OF LERC SmULATED IN SITU RETORT WATER <br /> <br />Cons ti tuen t <br /> <br />Concentration <br />(mg/l) <br /> <br />10,150 <br /> <br />4,960 <br /> <br />38,000 <br /> <br />5,325 <br /> <br />8,800 <br /> <br />8.6 <br /> <br />,- <br /> <br />Ammonia nitrogen <br />Organic carbon <br /> <br />Alkalini ty <br />BOD <br />COD <br />pH (unit.s) <br /> <br />Figure 4.5 shows, as an example, a ~ater treatment scheme fc~ pr~cessing <br />a rnoCi!ied in situ ~etcrt water of a quality ill~strated ~n Table 4-8 to a <br />level suitable for use in a cooling t~wer ~~d for other process needs. ~e <br />emphasize that this is but one ?cssible approach and ~an1 alternatives are <br />possible. ~oreover, as noted below, ~~e s?ecific process use may ~eq~ire scme <br />additional treatment as, for ex~ple, acici:ication, softe~ing, etc. <br />The r~tcrt condensate is screened to remove coarse ~articul~te natcer ar.c <br /> <br />t~en take~ to s~ancar1 (e.g., API) gravity separators/decanters for rec~ve~l <br /> <br />of the stale oil. The recovered oil would ~ormally be t:eated in secondar/ <br />heate=/t=eaters =o~ final water removal. The wa~er 5~reams from the pr~a~l <br />and seconda~l separators are t~en ccmbi~ed with the quenc~ ~a~er ecnde~sad <br />upst=eam of ~~e gas furification section. This combined stream is her~ <br />refe~red to as the retort water. <br /> <br />T~e first major trea~ent step is removal of ammcnia and acid gases, and <br />this will always be cone by stri?ping. The normal procedure would be to st=ip <br />the )lH3, CO2 and H2S simult~~eously. In some processes the ammonia is held <br />back by appropriate reflux and wash, and ~he acid gases stripped p~eferentially. <br />The ammonia is ~~en obtained in r91at~vely pure ferm in a seconc st=i;pi~q <br />column. The proposec normal stripping is, in any case, used in recoveri~g <br />ammonia in the PHOSN~ W process. In this process, ammonia is separated frcm <br />the stripped acid gases by absorption in ~oni~~ phosphate solution. <br /> <br />91 <br />
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