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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977300
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
6/17/2016
Doc Name
Correction of Permit Boundary Discrepancy and Reclocation of Water Treatment Building
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Cotter
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TR24
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• The second treatment train, within the IWTP, is designed to treat water <br /> collected throughout the site via a series of existing sump pumps. This <br /> treatment train includes clarifier#2, of equal size to clarifier#1 discussed <br /> above, a smaller GE E8 RO system, and the site's current ion exchange (IX) <br /> system. Sump water enters clarifier#2, where the pH will be adjusted and <br /> flocculent added to aide in the settlement of heavy metals. Again,treated <br /> water will flow via gravity from this clarifier and enter the large storage tanks, <br /> discussed above; all the while the sludge will flow, via gravity,to the Backfill <br /> Slurry Tank. A secondary booster pump will be connected to the large storage <br /> tanks and provides the flow/pressure for either the E8 RO system or the IX <br /> vessels, as required. Permeate and concentrate from the E8 RO is distributed <br /> within the same pipelines as the Pro 100 RO. Treated effluent from the IX <br /> system also flows within the same pipeline as the Pro100 RO. <br /> As noted in the schedule, Cotter plans to install,commission and operate the two RO units for <br /> several months before transferring the existing the IX system to the IWTP. This will allow a <br /> sufficient amount of time to analyze product water, ensure proper functionality of both treatment <br /> trains, and troubleshoot and correct any problems before removing and re-installing the IX <br /> treatment system. The schedule conservatively includes a commissioning period of three to eight <br /> months to prove and work out any problems discovered while operating the new systems. Cotter <br /> plans to leave the existing IX facility in place throughout this commissioning period so that it can <br /> be used to treat collected groundwater should the need arise. <br /> Thank you for your attention to this matter. If you have any questions,please contact me at <br /> (720) 554-6207,or via email at ken.mushinski@cotterusa.com. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Ken Mushinski <br /> President <br /> Cc: Tony Waldron, DRMS <br /> Stephen J. Cohen, Cotter <br /> f <br /> 3 <br />
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