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Public Works
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25E
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9/18/2018
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STATEMENT OF QUALIFICAITONS <br />Additional appurtenant facilities such as ventilation fans, lights, receptacles, security measures (e.g. <br />cameras), etc. will be incorporated Into this facility to enhance the operator's safety. This facility will <br />be equipped with SCADA for remote monitoring and control. Precise control and monitoring of the (6) <br />smaller pump vaults is not as critical, and, therefore it is proposed that these pump vaults are not to <br />be equipped with SCADA in an effort to reduce engineering and construction costs. <br />Six (6) Small Pump Vaults: In addition to the large pumping facility, several local recirculation pumps <br />and aerators are needed to improve and maintain the water quality in Centennial Lake. The approach <br />illustrated in Figure 2 Indicates that (6) small Identical vaults containing (1) small recirculation pump, <br />(1) air compressor (to supply air to the aerators), (1) sump pump to convey nuisance water collected <br />In this vaults, (1) corrosion proof ventilator, and lights/receptacles for operations/maintenance use will <br />be located at various points around the periphery of the lake. Utilizing one design and layout (Figure <br />3) for these facilities reduces engineering and construction costs. In addition, it makes future <br />maintenance less costly and simplifies maintenance for the operators because the interior layout and <br />components for each vault is identical. All of the piping connections to the vaults will be small (less <br />than 3 -inches) and can be easily picked up on the exterior of the vault and routed to their destination. <br />FIGURE 3. TYPICAL PUMP STATION DETAIL <br />zW <br />LOASM MGMY <br />A <br />"ww�c�aUq '(yvpa, _ _ • � I i � 2 _ ''�� zz''q\.�N�"�i�iaA.�yi�ya <br />-- - ---- i >Y�X' I� �_ ' • �i I� �I���, r�,n�y�.J tips <br />rr� r <br />aS'a .��Op��a • <br />1� <br />Our approach to the renovation of the pump vaults and electrical wiring is to abandon the existing <br />facilities in place and disconnect/safe-off the existing electrical feed in accordance with current the <br />National Electric Code. There are several load centers around the Centennial Lake facility which <br />power existing vaults with a 240 volt, 3-phase breaker. Once the existing power is disconnected to <br />the existing vaults, the existing breaker can be replaced in the load center and a new feeder circuit <br />can be constructed from the existing load centerto the new small pump vault. A sub -panel is proposed <br />to be located inside each of the small pump vaults to minimize trenching, conduit/wiring, costs, and <br />disruption between the existing load center and the small pump vault. A disconnect switch with a <br />simple combination motor starter (on/off/reset) is proposed to operate the air compressor and small <br />recirculation pump. An integral pressure switch will regulate the on/off cycles for the air compressor. <br />The fractional horsepower blower will operate continuously and can be turned on/off with a disconnect <br />�w <br />DUDEK Proposal for Centennial Lake Renovation 12 <br />25E-25 <br />
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