The Pall Aria(TM) water treatment system is part of a process that is enabling the town of Castle Rock, Colo., to transition from non-renewable water sources up to a 35-percent renewable supply. (Photo: Business Wire) |
With the opening of this new facility, the town is not only moving closer to realizing its stated renewable water goal, but is also expected to save on total water purification costs. Featuring a treatment capacity of up to 4 million gallons per day (MGD), the Pall Aria system is currently treating approximately 2.7 MGD. The treatment facility, including the Pall system, is expandable to 12 MGD, which will help enable the town to meet future demand.
After the membrane filtration system was delivered and installed, Pall technicians provided start-up assistance and training for the town's plant operators. Pretreatment includes aeration, flocculation/sedimentation and green sand filtration, and is designed to remove iron, manganese and organic matter prior to membrane filtration. Membrane filtration provides a barrier to suspended particles as well as organisms such as Giardia lamblia and Cryptosporidium that are associated with surface water.
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