Desalination Technology Overview James C. Lozier, P.E. CH2M HILL, Tempe, AZ

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Desalination Technology Overview James C. Lozier, P.E. CH2M HILL, Tempe, AZ Water Resources Research Center Conference Yuma, AZ

Presentation Outline Introductory Concepts Desalination Processes Reverse Osmosis Components Costs Recent Developments Concentrate Disposal Looking Forward 2

Desalination The process of removing salt (dissolved solids) from an impaired water supply (brackish water, seawater or wastewater) in order to put the source to beneficial use (drinking, irrigation, industrial needs, etc) 3

Desalting Spectrum Desalination Salinity Removal Seawater High Salinity 20,000-50,000 mg/l Brackish Moderate Salinity 1,000-20,000 mg/l Fresh Low Salinity > 1,000 mg/l 4

Desalination Processes Thermal Processes Membrane Processes Multi-Stage Flash (MSF) Seawater Reverse Osmosis (RO) Multi-Effect Distillation (MED) Brackish Water Freshwater Electrodialysis (ED/EDR) Vapor Compression (VC) Nanofiltration (NF) Pressure Driven Electrical Driven 5

Pressure-driven membranes 1,400 Feed Pressure, psi 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 1,200 psi 800 psi 600 psi The higher the salt content, the greater the pressure required to desalinate 200 0 Seawater RO 150 psi Brackish RO 125 psi NF UF MF

Spiral wound RO element

Brackish Groundwater RO Plant CARTRIDGE FILTERS RO FEED PUMPING CENTER RO TRAINS (TWO STAGE) DEGASIFIERS PRODUCT TRANSFER PUMPS WELLS SCALE INHIBITOR TO CONCENTRATE DISPOSAL BLOWERS CLEARWELL SULFURIC ACID CHLORINE CAUSTIC TO DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM HIGH SERVICE PUMPS GROUND STORAGE

Seawater RO Plant MF/UF SYSTEM RO FEED PUMPING CENTER RO TRAINS (SINGLE STAGE) RAW WATER PUMPS WITH SUBMERGED INTAKE SCREENS COAGULANT STRAINERS BREAK TANK PRODUCT TRANSFER PUMPS OCEAN BLOWERS ENERGY RECOVERY CENTER CLEARWELL TO DISPOSAL MF/UF BACKWASH SETTLING TO CONCENTRAT E DISPOSAL CHLORINE CAUSTIC TO DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM HIGH SERVICE PUMPS GROUND STORAGE

Advanced Water Reclamation Plant EFFLUENT PUMPS WITH SUBMERGED INTAKE SCREENS MF/UF SYSTEM SCALE INHIBITOR ACID RO FEED PUMPING CENTER RO TRAINS (THREE STAGE) STRAINERS BREAK TANK Effluent Channel BLOWERS TO HEADWORKS TO CONCENTRATE DISPOSAL H2O2 UV/AOP TO AQUIFER INJECTION HIGH SERVICE PUMPS GROUND STORAGE CAUSTIC CHLORINE

General Comparison- Brackish vs. Seawater RO SWRO requires higher feed pressures SWRO requires more expensive materials of construction SWRO generally requires more pretreatment (except in beach wells) SWRO generally doesn t require scale inhibition SWRO may require more RO cleaning (except in beach wells) SWRO may have shorter membrane life

Desalination Costs Capital Costs (CAPEX) physical infrastructure, land, professional services etc Operating Costs (OPEX) power, labour, chemicals, maintenance, replacement etc Total Water Cost (TWC) Annual Operating Cost + debt service on capital most commonly quoted

BWRO CAPEX Models Capacity (mgd) 0.264 2.64 26.4 264 ~$50M -30,000 AFY ~$8M 3000 AFY 1 acre-ft = 325,851 gallons = 1233.48 m 3

SWRO CAPEX Models Capacity (mgd) 0.264 2.64 26.4 264 ~$20M 3000 AFY ~$110M 30,000 AFY 1 acre-ft = 325,851 gallons = 1233.48 m 3

Desal O&M Costs Total Water Costs Brackish RO: $1.50 - $3.00/1000 gals Seawater RO: $3.00 8.00/1000 gals Desalination Costs, AMTA, 2007 15

Advancements in RO Desalination

Performance Improvement Seawater RO Element 99.9% 99.8% Productivity Rejection Rejection (%) 99.7% 99.6% 99.5% 99.4% 99.3% 99.2% 99.1% 99.0% 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000 12000 Flow (gpd) 2005 2000 1995 1990 1985 17

Evolution of Membrane Element Costs Year Element Price Price/ ft 2 Normalized Price/Area CPI 1978= 1 CPI Norm 78 Price/Area 1978 $950 $6.33 $1.00 71 1.00 $1.00 1989 $875 $2.92 $0.46 124 1.75 $0.26 1995 $750 $2.27 $0.36 152 2.14 $0.17 2000 $645 $1.79 $0.28 172 2.42 $0.12 2002 $435 $1.18 $0.19 180 2.54 $0.07 2006 $550 $1.38 $0.22 200 2.82 $0.08 J. Birkett & R Truby, 2007

SWRO Energy Use Reduction 20 Minimum theoretical kwh/m 3 1.7 0.8 15 10 5 0 Diminishing return for additional investment 91% reduction 1970 1980 1990 2000 2007

Large-Diameter Elements Reduce RO Costs 16 vs 8 100 mgd: Construction savings: GW 24.0%, Surf 14.5%, Sea 10.5% Life Cycle savings: GW10.9%, Surf 7.3%, Sea 5.3% From Industry Consortium Analysis of Large RO/NF Element Diameters (Reclamation, 2004)

Large-Diameter Element Commercialization Dow FilmTec (16 ) Toray (16 ) Hydranautics (16 ) Koch (18 ) CSM (16 ) not shown ~20 large-diameter plants currently in operation

YDP Pioneered Use of Large-Diameter Elements 50-mgd of Fluid Systems (Koch) nominal 12 dia. elements

Desal Residuals Concentrate Mgmt

Concentrate Treatment Fort Irwin, CA Water Distribution ZLD precipitative softening, RO, mech. Evaporator, evap. ponds Groundwater EDR (92% recovery) ZLD Cost Distribution ($/ac-ft) EDR ZLD 24

Oxnard, CA Concentrate Treatment Wetlands Demo Project Demonstrate ability of engineered natural treatment system to utilize RO concentrate for environmental benefit Utilize salt-tolerant, brackish marsh species to remove nutrients, heavy metals and provide volume reduction Restore or create new wetlands habitat using concentrate as sustainable source water Wetlands

Looking Forward

Nano-particle RO Membranes Manufactured by NanoH2O, El Segundo CA Developed at UCLA Reduced feed pressure or increased flow Focus on SW desal market

Membrane Distillation (MD) Warm Feed Cool Permeate Components of MD Warm feed Porous hydrophobic membrane In Direct Contact MD (DCMD), cold fresh water on the permeate side Driving force Partial vapor pressure gradient Evaporation Vapor Space Condensation Hydrophobic Microporous Membrane

Forward Osmosis (FO) Oasys Concept Heat Input

Biomimetric Membranes Biomimicry emulating nature to solve human problems sustainably Aquaporins - membrane water channels that control the water contents of cells Very high rate of water transport complete selectivity to H2O molecules only Companies are now working to construct membranes using aquaporins (e.g, Aquaporin A/S) 30

Renewable Energy and Desalination HEAT - Multi-Effect Distillation - Multi-Stage Flash - Membrane Distillation GEOTHERMAL ELECTRICITY PV - Reverse Osmosis - Electrical Separation - Mechanical Vapor Compression RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEM SOLAR WIND THERMAL SHAFT ELECTRICITY DIRECT PROCESS SOLAR COLLECTORS - Mechanical Vapor Compression - Reverse Osmosis - Solar Distillation - Humidification/ Dehumidification - Multi-Effect Distillation - Multi-Stage Flash - Membrane Distillation ELECTRICITY - Electrical Separation - Reverse Osmosis - Mechanical Vapor Compression

Thank You! I believe that water is the only drink for a wise man. ~Henry David Thoreau (1817 1862) A man who drinks only water has a secret to hide from his fellow men. ~Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867) jlozier@ch2m.com 32