The City of Eagle Pass, Texas draws its water supply from the Rio Grande treating the river water through a 15 MGD ultrafiltration treatment plant. After 10 years of operations with 35m 2 ultrafiltration membranes, the City is planning to replace its membranes with a newer 40m 2 membrane model. This presentation will provide an update on Eagle Pass’s experience through the validation process, including the regulatory approach followed to obtaining TCEQ approval, direct integrity test methods (volume-based vs. pressure decay), demonstration testing, lessons learned, design of the retrofit, and operational implications of the membrane upgrade.
Extending the Useful Life of a 15 MGD Rio Grande Ultrafiltration Facility
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| First Name | David / Jorge / Jorge / Jaime / Jarrett / Jennifer / Erica |
| Last Name | MacNevin, PhD, PE / Barrera / Flores / Kypuros / Kinslow, PE / Roque / LaBerge |
| Keywords | Membrane, Ultrafiltration, Design, Retrofit |
| Year | 17 |
| File | T-5-03-MacNevin_David.pdf |