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Indirect Potable Reuse (IPR) The blending of advanced treated, recycled or
reclaimed water into a natural water source
(environmental barrier) that could be used for
drinking (potable) water after further treatment.
Direct Potable Reuse (DPR) Process of treating wastewater to drinkable
standards and returning it to the raw water supply
(distribution system) without the use of an
environmental buffer. Rather than mixing the
treated water into an aquifer or reservoir
What has led to the research of Strict effluent discharge limits are pushing the
Advanced Water Treatment? development of treatment technologies.
Most wastewater reuse is? Unplanned and indirect reuse (IPR)
What is Fit for purpose? It is reclaimed wastewater that is treated to specific
criteria and is reused for purposes according to its
treatment.
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What are the AWT processes? 1. Microfiltration / Ultrafiltration
2. Reverse Osmosis / Nanofiltration
3. Advanced Oxidation (AOP)
4. Biological Aerated Filtration
5. Stabilization
6. Disinfection
What is the Stabilization Process? Adding nutrients to the treated water so that it
wont pull from pipes and etc.
How many days does IPR treated 30 days
wastewater effluent need to be in
Reservoir or Basin before entering
Water Treatment Facility?
What does Log Removal Values The effectiveness of the treatment processes. The
measure? are determined by taking the log of pathogen
concentration in the influent and effluent after
treatment.
What are the 3 water quality 1. Nutrients
requirements? 2. Aesthetics
3. Risk to human health, such as pathogen removal
What are our primary sources of Surface Water and Ground Water.
water?
During Indirect Potable reuse, how 30 days.
long must water stay in a natural
body of water before being used for
drinking water?
Who dictates wastewater reuse? The State sets their regulations. EPA is not involved.
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Terms in this set (60)
Indirect Potable Reuse (IPR) The blending of advanced treated, recycled or
reclaimed water into a natural water source
(environmental barrier) that could be used for
drinking (potable) water after further treatment.
Direct Potable Reuse (DPR) Process of treating wastewater to drinkable
standards and returning it to the raw water supply
(distribution system) without the use of an
environmental buffer. Rather than mixing the
treated water into an aquifer or reservoir
What has led to the research of Strict effluent discharge limits are pushing the
Advanced Water Treatment? development of treatment technologies.
Most wastewater reuse is? Unplanned and indirect reuse (IPR)
What is Fit for purpose? It is reclaimed wastewater that is treated to specific
criteria and is reused for purposes according to its
treatment.
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What are the AWT processes? 1. Microfiltration / Ultrafiltration
2. Reverse Osmosis / Nanofiltration
3. Advanced Oxidation (AOP)
4. Biological Aerated Filtration
5. Stabilization
6. Disinfection
What is the Stabilization Process? Adding nutrients to the treated water so that it
wont pull from pipes and etc.
How many days does IPR treated 30 days
wastewater effluent need to be in
Reservoir or Basin before entering
Water Treatment Facility?
What does Log Removal Values The effectiveness of the treatment processes. The
measure? are determined by taking the log of pathogen
concentration in the influent and effluent after
treatment.
What are the 3 water quality 1. Nutrients
requirements? 2. Aesthetics
3. Risk to human health, such as pathogen removal
What are our primary sources of Surface Water and Ground Water.
water?
During Indirect Potable reuse, how 30 days.
long must water stay in a natural
body of water before being used for
drinking water?
Who dictates wastewater reuse? The State sets their regulations. EPA is not involved.
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