An Introduction to Potable Water Reuse for Professional Engineers

The Engineering Report must be prepared by a licensed professional engineer with at least five years of experience performing as a licensed professional engineer in drinking water and wastewater treatment and evaluating treatment processes for pathogen and chemical control in a public water supply. At a minimum, the Engineering Report must address the following items: - A description of how the DPR project will address every requirement in this Chapter and all applicable regulatory requirements from the regulating water agencies.- A description of all facilities, personnel, and support services necessary for the operation of the DPR project.- A description of the wastewater source water quality provided to the DPR project based on the wastewater characterization conducted in accordance with Section 6-1.1.- Information regarding anticipated changes to wastewater characteristics, including anticipated effects due to climate change.- Information regarding any existing or planned activities to optimize wastewater treatment operations, including influent flow and load equalization, enhancements to primary treatment, equalization and treatment of return flows, modification of biological treatment process operations, implementation of new biological treatment processes, and enhancements in process monitoring, effluent filtration, and effluent disinfection methods.- Pathogen and chemical control point monitoring and responses, described further in Section 6-6.2.6-1.1 Wastewater Characterization Plan.

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