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1 Integrated Infrastructure Edward A. Clerico, P.E., LEED AP President, Alliance Environmental LLC March 10,
2 Integrated Infrastructure Progression from water/wastewater to water reuse to energy/water (CHP) to water/energy (heat pump cooling/heating) to carbon conversion to biogas Some aspects are not new and existed in times of scarcity Some aspects are completely new technology that allows high performance at small scale
3 Copyright Ed Clerico, 2007 Simple Logic Why do we produce potable water to carry our waste? Why do we light and ventilate unoccupied rooms? Why do we produce energy from scarce resources, and in a manner whereby much is discarded?
4 The key is finding affordable effective systems and practices that fit each specific case Ecology as Infrastructure Carriage Farm duced impervious cover duce water demand 43% ganic land management integrated t management ter surface water runoff oundwater recharge at preexisting ditions proved biodiversity cal food production 46% lower energy consumption Ground source heat pump Natural ventilation Daylighting 85% waste landfill diversion Recycled content and resource reuse Indoor air quality low voc, high filtration
5 Integrating Functional Systems Rain Garden Organic Hay Grass Fed Beef Geothermal Heat Pump Solar Photovoltaic Panels
6 Urban Systems Taking advantage of high density characteristics and the benefits of concentrated human activity Tear Drop Park Vegetated Roof River House
7 Linear vs. Integrated Systems
8 Energy Segregated Systems Approach Is Not Sustainable Stuff Solid Waste Community
9 Energy (35%) Systems Segregation and Fragmentation Creates Inadequate Function 4 quads + 4 quads = 8 quads US (Mark Shannon 2008) Linear Segmented Approach Adds energy at each step Depletes resources on supply side Energy Stuff Community Energy Solid Waste Contaminates environment on disposal side
10 Functional System Integration Integrated Systems Reduce and Reuse Add less energy at each step and extract energy post consumer use Use less natural resources on production side Release less contaminants to environment on post consumer side Energy Stuff Nonpotable Water Reuse Natural Resource Recycling Energy (80%) Nutrient Recycling Energy Energy Solid Waste
11 General Benefits of Decentralized Systems Just-In-Time, Just-The-Right-Size service delivered without excess capital - built to exact customer needs and specifications Innovation oriented allow change with each project Competitive allow for competitive systems and service mechanisms High Efficiency capture benefits of reuse, shorter distances, less energy input, less consumption, less waste Low security risk due to smaller size and greater dispersion
12 Benefits of Decentralized Water Systems Avoid undesirable secondary impacts (i.e. sprawl), yet allow modern planned development concepts Conducive to Smart Growth and Low Impact Development concepts that incorporate stormwater reuse, groundwater recharge and integrated water resource management Provide higher quality effluent that has nutrients removed simply because it has to be acceptable for reuse Eliminate infiltration and inflow conditions that are readily addressed in small systems Capture embedded energy that would typically dissipate into the sewers and earth
13 Draft Green Building Standards ASHRAE Total building sustainability package Site Sustainability Water Use Efficiency Energy Efficiency Indoor Environmental Quality Building impact on Atmosphere, Materials and Resources Construction and Operations
14 Functionality Building Type Date of 1 st System Water Reuse Water Uses Research % Toilet flushing Office % Toilet flushing School % Toilet flushing Commercial Centers % Toilet flushing Stadiums % Toilet flushing Urban Residential High Rise % Toilet flushing, cooling, irrigation and laundry 30 Systems 20 Years 80% Reuse Nonresidential 50% Reuse Residential
15 New England Patriots Stadium Foxboro, Massachusetts Economic, Environmental and Social Equity 68,000 Seat Stadium represents beneficial reuse at prime public and institutional sites. System provides reuse capacity to entire commercial zone within Town of Foxboro.
16 Decentralized Urban Water Reuse Battery Park City New York
17 293 units 25,000 GPD WW treatment plant 48% reduction in water use 56% reduction in wastewater discharge Micro Urban Watersheds
18 Heat Pump Cooling Cooling Tower Cooling Water Laundry Water Flush Water Potable Water Wastewater Transfer to treatment Membrane Bio Reactor Anoxic Aerobic Wastewater Feed Tank Membrane Filters Distributed Water Reuse System Schematic 1 Wastewater collected for treatment 2 Stormwater collected for treatment where appropriate 3 Biological treatment To Irrigation Final polishing and disinfection Storage for nonpotable reuse 1 Wastewater Stormwater overflow Highly variable Discharge to Sewers Stormwater Feed Tank Transfer to treatment 5 2 UV/Ozone Disinfection Reuse Water Reservoir 4 Energy Reuse Water
19 One Bryant Park 6 th Ave at 42 nd Street New York City Durst Organization Grey Water/Rain Water Capture and Reuse Toilet Flushing Cooling Tower Make-up CHP LEED Platinum 2009 Conserving Water and Energy
20 WC RW DW OF DW 53 rd Floor GW/RW CC LAV WC 41-01, 29-01, st, 29 th & 22 nd Floor GW/RW (3 Tanks) OF To 29, 22 & S Key of Symbols Meter C1-01: Meter ID DW: Domestic Water RW: Rain Water GW: Grey Water LAV: Lavatory Waste CC: Cooling Coil G: Groundwater OF: Over Flow S: City Sewer WC: Water Closets CT: Cooling Tower BB: Base Building BOA: Bank of America DW NYC DW To BOA CT WC DW DW By-Pass To BB CT To BB CT C Cogen NYC DW C1-03 C2-05 C3-03 C2-04 RW CC G LAV C3-01 C2-06 C1-01 C1-02 C2-03 To Subway BOA CT C3 GW/RW Domestic House
21 Population: 45,000 55,000 Co-op City - Reuse for Existing Communities HVAC and CHP Centralized Chilled Water and Combined H&P 150,000 GPD Irrigation for Revegatation Improved micro-climate Reduce cooling loads Economics 5 yr payback 25% reduced incentive rate
22 Integrated Water Reuse Systems Site 19B Tribeca Green Site Millstein Properties Site 18A and 18 B- The Solaire and The Verdesian Site Riverhouse Site 3 Albanese Development Site 2 Millennium Point The Helena 57 th Street Durst Development One Bryant Park 42 nd Street- Durst Development
23 What s Up Next Combination fire suppression and nonpotable water distribution reduce water distribution costs dramatically while improving fire distribution operations Anaerobic digestion of biosolids and green waste Anaerobic treatment via AMBR Nutrient capture and reuse
24 Societal Benefits Flexibility not being tied to rigid centralized system limitations- ability to integrate multiple systems Improved standard of living lower mean household income devoted to water resource management Security - Lower risk associated with drought, floods and catastrophic events Well being better environmental protection and lower health risks
25 We must not complacently accept the problems associated with traditional infrastructure when better solutions already exist.
26 Edward A. Clerico, P.E., LEED AP President, Alliance Environmental LLC
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