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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8271.200
Description
Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Program - Development and History - UCRB 13a Assessment
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
8/13/1979
Title
WRC Study - Draft Summary Report
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />N <br />00 <br />-.:r <br />--J <br /> <br />,-.----....... <br /> <br />:.--' <br /> <br />\ <br />, <br />, <br /> <br />To be conservative, this assessment has assumed that 7,500 acre-feet <br />Per year will be consumed per unit-sized high Btu gasification plant. <br />In terms of total consumption for the postulated'level of development being <br />nssessed, table 7.4 indicates projected annual consumption by subbasin, <br />given the siting pattern being assumed. <br /> <br />, <br />.<'~ <br />-';t) <br />\;.:.:. <br /> <br />With respect to low-Btu gasification, ,literature values of annual <br />Water consumption range from about 3,000 to 14,SOO acre-feet per unit- <br />sized plant. As with high-Btu gasification, the 'extent to which dry cool- <br />inR systems are employed has a major bearing on consumption., To be conser- <br />Vntive, this assessment has assumed that the single unit-sized plant pro- <br />jected in the accelerated synfuel case will consume 13,OOO acre-feet per <br />Year. <br /> <br />Water Requirements for EET Associated Growth <br /> <br />Any EET developments that occur will prompt a variety of other water <br />uses as well. For example, population growth will increase the demand <br />for municipal supplies, electricity will be needed for the EETs' facilities, <br />and the coal mining associated with gasification facilities will require <br />wnter for dust control and possibly for revegetation. In order to take <br />account of these spinoff effects, estimates of the resulting water con- <br />Sumption were made (see table 7.5). As can be seen, the amount of water <br />consumed by the associated growth is estimated to be, for the Upper Basin <br />as n whole, IS to 20 percent of the amount. consumed by the EET processes <br />themselves. <br /> <br />::.1:~;\ <br />".""-,,::;' <br /> <br />THE "WITH EET" SCENARIOS <br /> <br />To each one of the three "without EET" scenarios discussed previousl7 <br />cnn now be added the increment of consumption attributable to the .postu- <br />lated EETs and the growth associated with them {from table 7;5). Indeed, <br />to each "without EET" scenario can be added the estimated consumption of <br />either the baseline case or accelerated synfuel case projections.. For <br />example, year 2000 consumption by EETs and the associated growth for the <br />bnseline case totals 252,000 acre-feet per year for the Upper Basin <br />(table 7.5). This amount can be added to the projected depletions of <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />-. -- <br /> <br />1, In the San Juan River Bssj,n, New Mexico, actual consumption estimates <br />for the proposed WESCO and EI Paso Natural Gas facilities were used in <br />lieu of the 7,500 acre-foot estimate. <br /> <br />....",.. <br />'w.." <br /> <br />xxx <br />
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