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HERO ID
3350168
Reference Type
Technical Report
Subtype
EPA Report
Title
Estimating water treatment costs, volume 3 : Cost curves applicable to 2,500 gpd to 1 mgd treatment plants
Author(s)
Gumerman, RC; Culp, RL; Hansen, SP
Year
1979
Publisher
Municipal Environmental Research Laboratory
Location
Cincinnati, OH
Report Number
EPA-600/2-79-162c
Volume
3
Number of Pages
200
Language
English
URL
http://nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPDF.cgi/300009IH.PDF?Dockey=300009IH.PDF
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Estimating water treatment costs, volume 1 : Summary
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3350167
Estimating water treatment costs, volume 2 : Cost curves applicable to 1 to 200 mgd treatment plants
Abstract
This report discusses unit processes and combinations of unit processes that are
capable of removing contaminants included in the National Interim Primary Drinking
Water Regulations. Construction and operation and maintenance cost curves are
presented for 99 unit processes that are considered to be especially applicable to
contaminant removal. The report is divided into four volumes. Volume 1 is a summary
volume. Volume 2 presents c.ost curves applicable to large water supply systems with
treatment capacities between 1 and 200 mgd, as well as information on virus and
asbestos removal. Volume 3 includes cost curves applicable to flows of 2,500 gpd to
1 mgd. And Volume 4 is a computer program user's manual for the curves included in
the report. For each unit process included in this report, conceptual designs were
formulated, and construction costs were then developed using the conceptual designs. The construction cost curves were checked for accuracy by a second consulting engineering firm, Zurheide-Herrmann, Inc., using cost-estimating techniques similar to those used by general contractors in preparing their bids. Operation and maintenance requirements were determined individually for three categories: Energy, maintenance material, and labor. Energy requirements for the building and the process are presented separately. Costs are in October 1978 dollars.
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