SANITARY SEWAGE SYSTEM RECOVERY ASSESSMENT

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                MANAGEMENT AND SCHEDULE FOR IMPLEMENTATION:

                      The management aspects of preparing to implement this
                .contingency plan are appropriate planning for availability of
                chemicals, equipment required for application, manpower, and
                necessary utilities or support. There is an opportunity to
                use available equipment from existing stores (air-diffusers
                and piping), existing operational and technical staff. from
                MPW, and procurement staff for consumable supplies such as
                ferric or ferrous chloride. It is roughly estimated that some
                500 pounds of ferric chloride (PeC'3) would be required per
                million gallon per day of flow.
                      The schedule of actions and decisions would be roughly as
                follows:

                in the next 30 to 60 days: (June thru August)

                      1.    Refine the estimates as chemical and logistic
                      requirements. 'Perform some- preliminary testing at a.
                      laboratory scale to determine dosages and necessary
                      residence times for the necessary reactions.

                      2.   Determine lead times for necessary procurement
                      actions related to equipment and supplies.

                      3. Determine the need, or lack there of, for additional
                      engineering consultation.

                      4. scope and better define the sources of raw sewage,
                      flow rates, possible application points, size of lines,
                      and other facts.

                      5. Monitor progress and schedules for the restoration of -
                      the.pumping stations now by-passing.

                     .6. Preparea more refined plan'.


                From  60 to 90 days: (September)

                      still be questionable as to whether restoration is going
                      to solve the problem of odor@.        This will force a
                      decision as to investin!i in the contingency plan
                      procurement requirements. it can be assumed that most of
                      what is required to implement the plan can likely be used
                      in existing operation.





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Box ID = BX000000
Unit = CONST ENG LABS  
Parent Organization = CORPS OF ENGS   
Folder Title = SANITARY SEWAGE SYSTEM RECOVERY ASSESSMENT                                                      
Subject = SANITARY SEWAGE SYSTEM RECOVERY ASSESSMENT
Document Number =        129
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