Flotation 2012 Final Program

Conference Venue
Buildings on Columbia
University Campus
Conference Venue
Campus
Gateways
Registration
Subway Entrance of 116th
Street-Columbia University
Station on 1 line
120th Street
Amsterdam Ave.
Broadway
Claremont Ave.
115th Street
Alfred
Lerner Hall
114th Street
114th Street
113th Street
113th Street
112th Street
112th Street
Amsterdam Ave.
116th Street
Broadway
Riverside Drive
Mudd Hall
The 6th International Conference on
Flotation for Water and
Wastewater Systems
Conference Information and Programs
Alfred Lerner Hall
Columbia University
2920 Broadway, near 114th Street
New York, NY 10027
October 29th to November 1st 2012
www.flotation2012.org
Thank you to our conference sponsors and attendees for your
support of the conference.
Conference Sponsors:
Diamond
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Committees
Technical Program Committee
Organizing Committee
Prof. James Edzwald (USA) - Chairman
William Becker, Chairman, Columbia University
Dr. William Becker (USA) - Vice Chair
Kartik Chandran, Co-Chairman, Columbia University
Mr. Tony Amato (United Kingdom)
Ian Crossley, Co-Chairman, Hazen and Sawyer
Dr. John Bratby (USA)
Howard Dunn, Aquarion Water
Mr. Jan Dahlquist (Sweden)
John Dyksen, United Water
Dr. David Dixon (Australia)
Ryan Hess, Infilco Degremont
Prof. Pascal Guiraud (France)
James Edzwald, University of Massachusetts
Prof. Johannes Haarhoff (South Africa)
James Farmerie, Leopold, a Xylem Brand
Prof. Mooyoung Han (South Korea)
Karl Glucina, Suez
Mr. Petri Jokela (Finland)
Gary Naumick, American Water
Prof. Jun Ma (China)
James Roberts, NYCDEP
Prof. Yoshihko Matsui (Japan)
Matthew Valade, Hazen and Sawyer
Dr. David Pernitsky (Canada)
Prof. Marco Reali (Brazil)
Prof. Claus Schuster (Germany)
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Conference Program
Monday 29 October 2012
08:00 am to 09:00 am Registration
09:00 am to 10:45 am Opening Ceremony, Welcome and Keynote Address
10:45 am to 11:50 am
Session 1: Drinking Water Treatment
Session 2: Research
11:50 am to 01:20 pm Lunch
01:20 pm to 05:15 pm Session 1: Drinking Water Treatment, continued
Session 2: Research, continued
05:15 pm to 07:00 pm
Poster Presentations and Reception
Tuesday 30 October 2012
08:00 am to 08.30 am Registration
08:30 am to 09:30 am
Session 3: Drinking Water Treatment, continued
Session 4: Research, continued
09:30 am to 12:05 pm
Session 5: Seawater and Membrane Treatment
Session 6: Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
12:05 pm to 01:30 pm Lunch
01:30 pm to 05:00 pm Session 5: Seawater and Membrane Treatment, continued
Session 6: Wastewater Treatment and Reuse, continued
06:30 pm to 10.30 pm
New York City Harbor Dinner Cruise
Boat departs at 7.00 pm from Pier 81, West 41st St., Manhattan.
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Conference Program
Wednesday 31 October 2012
08:00 am to 08:15 am Registration
08:15 am to 09:15 am
Session 7: Wastewater Treatment and Reuse, continued
Session 8: Treatment of Waters Containing Algae and the Recovery of Algae
09:15 am to 12:15 pm
Session 9: Energy and Sustainability
Session 8: Treatment of Waters Containing Algae and the Recovery of Algae, continued
12:15 pm to 01:45 pm
Lunch
01:45 pm to 02:45 pmSession 10: Final Session
03:15 pm to 04:30 pmClosing Paper, Panel Discussion and Closing Comments
Thursday 1 November 2012
08:30 am to 04:30 pmSite Tours: New York City Department of Environmental Protection Croton Water
Filtration Plant and United Water Haworth Water Treatment Plant.
Up to 50 guests can be accommodated
Background information will be requested to enable security clearance. Lunch at Haworth is included.
Departure and Return-Entrance to 498 Seventh Avenue, NY, NY 10018
(Hazen and Sawyer office location), at Seventh Avenue between 36th and 37th Street
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Presentation Program
MONDAY 29, OCTOBER 2012
8:00-9:00 AM
Registration
9:00-9:30
Opening Ceremony Welcoming Remarks: William Becker, Carter Strickland-DEP Commissioner
9:30-10:15
Keynote Address: Professor George Tchobanoglous
New directions in wastewater treatment for the 21st century
10:15-10:45
10:45-11:20
11:20-11:50
Coffee Break
Session 1: Drinking Water Treatment
Session 2: Research
Moderators: James Edzwald and Jan
Dahlquist
Moderators: Johannes Haarhoff
and Claus Schuster
Leading Paper 1:
Ian Crossley
Leading Paper 2:
Yanping Liu, Mallorie Tourbin,
Sebastien Lachaize, Pascal Guiraud
Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF)
Technology and Engineering – A personal
history spanning four decades
Flotation separation of SiO2 nanoparticles
from waters
Gary S. Kaminski
Mira Park, Mooyoung Han, Tschung-il Kim
Operating highlights from 15 years of DAF
operation for drinking water treatment
Design parameters estimations for adjustable
bubble size in bubble generating system
11:50-1:20 PM
Lunch
1:20-1:50
Brett deWynter, Simon Breese,
Brent Edge
Optimized water treatment for the
city of Penticton
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Russell Yap, Michael Whittaker,
William Peirson, Bruce Jefferson,
Volga Bulmus, Richard Stuetz, Gayle Newcombe,
Rita Henderson
Poly-surfactants as micro-bubble surface
modifiers for the flotation of microcystis
aeruginosa without coagulation-flocculation
Presentation Program
1:50-2:20
2:20-2:50
Petr Dolejs, Pavel Dobias
Rodrigo Moruzzi, Marco Reali
Results of six years operation of the
first DAF in Central and Eastern
Europe (WTP Mostiste – Czech Republic)
The influence of floc size and hydraulic detention
time on the performance of a DAF pilot unit and
their relationship with a mathematical model
Jan Cromphout, Herve Lagast,
Gisele Peleman, Liesbeth Verdickt
Mia Bondelind
Flotation: The best choice for the floc
removal process in the drinking water
treatment plant of Kluizen
Investigating the applicability to use
Computational Fluid Dynamics for
modelling Dissolved Air Flotation
2:50-3:30
Coffee Break
3:30-4:00
Michael Greeley, Matthew Valade,
Peter Rice
Nicolas Roux, Nathalie Vigneron-Larasa,
Thomas Thouvenot, Abdelkader Gaïd
Flying Blind: How seasonal impacts
unforeseen by pilot studies created
startup hurdles at the Madbury WTP
Modelling and operation of a Spidflow plant
Stephen Olson
Babak Lakghomi, Ron Hofmann, Yuri Lawryshyn
New Great Pond Water Treatment
Plant, Weymouth, Massachusetts
Optimization of Dissolved Air Flotation for drinking
water treatment through CFD Modeling
Oiva Suutarinen, Kalle Suutarinen
Jan Cromphout, Stijn Mortier, Tommy Vanhullebush,
Robert Vanhoucke, Liesbeth Verdickt
4:00-4:30
4:30-5:00
Rictor® Turbulent Flotation Process
5:15-7:00 PM
TM
Full scale use of an improved pneumatically
adjustable flotation nozzle at the drinking water
treatment plant of Kluizen
Poster Presentations and Reception: Carlton Lounge, Mudd Hall, Columbia University
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Presentation Program
TUESDAY 30, OCTOBER 2012
8:00 AM
8:30-9:00
Registration
Session 3: Drinking Water Treatment
Continued
Session 4: Research
Continued
Moderators: James Edzwald and
Jan Dahlquist
Moderators: Johannes Haarhoff and
Claus Schuster
Xiaohui Jin, Souleymane Ndiongue,
Larry Moore, Devendra Borikar,
Tory Hewlett, Lindsay Ariss, Laura Zettler
Jun Ma, Jing Zou, Yu-long Shi, Zeng-he Liu
Effects of flocculation time and hydraulic loading
on DAF treating Mopanshan Reservoir water with
low turbidity and low temperature
Pilot-scale investigation on the performance
of slow sand filtration, conventional
treatment, and modified conventional
treatment using Dissolved Air Flotation as
clarifier: A comparative study
9:00-9:30
Ivan Zhu, Jim Farmerie, Brian Bates
K. A. Maia, Marco Reali, A. Pioltine
Innovative approach for simultaneous
chromium, iron, manganese, and total
organic carbon removal using Dissolved
Air Flotation for drinking water treatment
The influence of water velocity at the
entrance of the contact zone on the
performance of a DAF pilot plant
Session 5: Seawater and
Membrane Treatment
Session 6: Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
Moderators: Mooyoung Han and
Jun Ma
9:30-10:05
10:05-10:35
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Moderators: David Pernitsky and
Petri Jokela
Leading Paper:
James Edzwald, Johannes Haarhoff
Leading Paper:
John Bratby
Seawater coagulation and Dissolved Air
Flotation pretreatment for reverse
osmosis water plants
Flotation for secondary effluent polishing
Coffee Break
Presentation Program
10:35-11:05
11:05-11:35
11:35-12:05
Johannes Haarhoff, James Edzwald
Bryce Carter, Temple Ballard
Meeting the air requirements of Dissolved
Air Flotation for the pretreatment
of seawater
Dissolved Air Flotation for improved
treatment efficiency in Publicly Owned Treatment
Works (POTW), tertiary, and reuse applications
Lennart Jönsson, Jan Dahlquist
Franz Bischof, Thomas Pohlers, Ralph Teckenberg
Air bubble amount and bubble sizes in
the DAF process
Upstream flotation enhancing a
biological membrane filtration (MBR)
Seunghye Oh, Tschung-il Kim,
Mooyoung Han
Younggyun Choi, Minjeong Park
A study on the effect of salinity to
Dissolved Air Flotation
Treatment of high concentration organic wastewater
with a Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) process
combined with electro-flotation as a solids-liquid
separation method
12:05-1:30 PM
Lunch
1:30-2:00
Alexandre Besson, Pascal Guiraud
Eloá Pelegrino, Marco Reali, Aline Escher
Characterization of bubbles produced
by Dissolved Air Flotation in saline water
Use of tannin based coagulant in an Upflow
Anaerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB) reactor effluent
for post-treatment by flotation
Hyunjin Park, Soonbuhm Kwon, Huazhang
Zhao, Seok Dockko
Rajinikanth Rajagopal, Jun Wei Lim, Mao Yu,
Ivan Ho, Max Heinz Stegmann Rainer,
Wang Jing-Yuan
2:00-2:30
Characteristics of pre-treatment for the
seawater reverse osmosis
process at high temperature
2:30-3:00
Tony Amato, Kuem-Seo Park, Wonkyu Yim,
Tschungil Kim
The application of Enflo-DAF™ technology
to Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO)
pre-treatment design and operation
3:00-3:30
Anaerobic co-digestion of faeces and
kitchen waste in decentralized source-separation
based sanitation concepts
Diego Veneu, Gabriela Pino, Mauricio Torem
Application of biosorptive flotation for Cd and Cu
removal
Coffee Break
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Presentation Program
3:30-4:00
4:00-4:30
4:30-5:00
Abdelkader Gaïd, E. Konig, S. Rouxel,
C. Ventresque
Petri Jokela, Raghida Lepistö
Desalination Drinking Water Plant:
Fujairah 2; From pilot to full scale plant:
A success story
Lamella Dissolved Air Flotation treatment
of fish farming effluents as a part of an
integrated farming and effluent treatment
concept
Laurel Passantino, Peter Tymkiw
Binga Talabi, Michael MacPhee
Carlos Omar Laya, Antje Langbein, Gerhard Koch,
Urs Arnold, Thomas Wintgens
Dissolved Air Flotation for membrane
pre-treatment: Process selection,
pilot testing, and performance results for
the city of Scottsdale
Preliminary studies on a combination of Powdered
Activated Carbon (PAC) absorption and Dissolved
Air Flotation (DAF) as advanced treatment of
wastewater treatment plant effluents
Jason Stusick, Andrew Kleisinger,
Monique Durand
Ahmet Kayaalp
Successful use of DAF for algae laden
small rural systems
Climate change in Australia: recycling
and treatment technology; Case Study:
Western Australia
THE DESTINY
6:30-10:30
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Evening: New York Harbor Dinner Cruise
Boat departs at 7:00 p.m. from Pier 81, West 41st Street, New York, NY
Presentation Program
WEDNESDAY 31, OCTOBER 2012
8:00 AM
8:15-8:45
8:45-9:15
Registration
Session 7: Wastewater Treatment
and Reuse Continued
Session 8: Treatment of Waters
Containing Algae and the Recovery of Algae
Moderators: Marco Reali
Moderator: Tony Amato and John Bratby
David Pernitsky, Rodney Guest
John Bratby
Flotation technologies for treatment of oil
sands tailings water for Steam Assisted
Gravity Drainage (SAGD) reuse applications
Algae harvesting using flotation
Jessica Younker, Margaret Walsh
Xuezhi Zhang, Pasquale Amendola,
John Hewson, Milton Sommerfeld, Qiang Hu
Bench-scale investigation of an integrated
adsorption-coagulation-Dissolved Air
Flotation process for offshore produced
water treatment
Session 9: Energy and Sustainability
Influence of growth phases on harvesting
Chlorella zofingiensis by Dissolved Air Flotation
Session 8: Treatment of Waters Containing Algae
and the Recovery of Algae (Continued)
Moderators: Marco Reali and Jun Ma
Moderator: Tony Amato and John Bratby
9:15-9:45
Matthew Valade, Kathryn Hoek,
John Schultz, Peter Rice
Floating Green: DAF is a sustainable
treatment process
9:45-10:15
Alexandre Besson, Pascal Guiraud
Effects of pH adjustment on Dissolved
Air Flotation harvesting of the hypersaline
microalga Dunaliella salina
Coffee Break
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Presentation Program
10:15-10:45
Bruce Jefferson, Raffaella Villa,
Rachael Whitton, Francesco Ometto,
Peter Jarvis
Low energy flotation: Ballasted DAF
10:45-11:15
11:15-11:45
11:45-12:15
Russell Yap, Michael Whittaker, William Peirso, Bruce
Jefferson, Richard Stuetz, Gayle Newcombe,
Rita Henderson
The impact of Microcystis aeruginosa strain on
cell removal using bubbles modified with
poly(diallyldimethyl ammonium chloride)
Claus Schuster
Bokyung Kim, Tschung-il Kim, Mooyoung Han
Overview on DAF applications in industrial
wastewater treatment
Generation of positively charged bubbles by Dissolved
Air Flotation with aluminum electrolysis solution
Dennis Voss, Hans-Joachim Putz,
Samuel Schabel
The micro-bubble flotation with
Colloidal Gas Aphron technology –
An energy efficient process for the
paper industry
Joe Nattress, Bill Evans,
Bob Banderra, Don Mackay
Rohan Wikramanayake, B. Ding,
S. Sreeramachandran, H. Lau,
K. Shanmugam, R. Knauf, P. Gallagher,
Stratton Tragellis
Steven Creel, Alan LeBlanc,
Robert Biehler, Paul Denning
Floating your algae problems away
with high-rate DAF
Implementation of inline ozonation and
DAF for a highly algal source of supply
Making of a very high-rate DAF using a novel,
stand-alone air dissolving pump to remove
algae, TOC and sand for membrane
pre-treatment
12:15-1:45 PM
Lunch
Session 10: Final Session
Moderator: James Edzwald
1:45-2:15
Ian Crossley, Larry VandeVenter, Michael Borsykowsky
Constructing New York City’s first water filtration plant, an 1,100 ML/d (290-mgd) Dissolved
Air Flotation, filtration, and UV facility
2:15-2:45
John Dyksen, Keith Cartnick, Anthony Delescinskis
DAF upgrade lowers costs and improves water quality at Haworth WTP
2:45-3:15
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Coffee Break
Presentation Program
3:15-3:45
Closing Conference Paper:
Mooyoung Han, Tschung-il Kim
Recent trends, developments, and research needs in tailored bubble flotation technology
3:45-4:30
Panel Discussion and Attendees’ Comments and Discussion
Tony Amato, John Bratby, Ian Crossley,
John Dyksen, Mooyoung Han, Claus Schuster
4:30
Closing Comments
William Becker
THURSDAY 1, NOVEMBER 2012
8:30 AM - 4:30
Site Tours: New York City Department of Environmental Protection Croton Water Filtration Plant
and United Water Haworth Water Treatment Plant.
Up to 50 guests can be accommodated. Background information will be requested to enable security
clearance. Lunch at Haworth is included.
Departure and Return- Entrance to 498 Seventh Ave., NY, NY 10018
(Hazen and Sawyer office location) at Seventh Avenue between 36th and 37th St.
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Poster Program
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PROJECT
AUTHOR
1. Removal of phosphorus from effluent of
a wastewater treatment plant using a
hybrid of A2O and DAF treatment
M. Bum,
H. Kim
I. Heo,
S. Dockko
I. Jeong
CONTACT
ORGANIZATION
Myunglog Bum
[email protected]
Department of Civil &
Environmental
Engineering, Dankook
University
2. Influence of coagulation chemistry and
mixing on DAF separation efficiency
P. Dolejs,
K. Strausova,
P. Dobias
Petr Dolejs
[email protected]
W&ET Team
3. P-Recovery by Crystallization: Fate
and behavior of particles
A. Ehbrecht,
S. Schönauer,
T. Fuderer,
R. Schuhmann
Anke Ehbrecht
[email protected]
Karlsruhe Institute for
Technology (KIT)
4. The Influence of Hydraulic Surface
Loading and Air Concentration Rate
on the Clarification Efficiency in
Dissolved Air Flotation Units Applied
to Water Treatment
A. E. Escher,
M. A. P. Reali,
E. C. F. Pelegrino
Aline Escher
[email protected]
Department of
Hydraulics and
Sanitation, Sao Carlos
Engineering School,
Sao Paulo University
5. Flotation process of nano-particles
by micro bubbles
C. Palacios-Morales,
D. Legendre,
P. Guiraud
Pascal Guiraud
[email protected]
Université de Toulouse
INSA, UPS,
INP; LISBP
6. Flotation separation of TiO2
nanoparticles
M. Zhang,
L. Vialaret,
M. Tourbin,
P. Guiraud
Pascal Guiraud
[email protected]
Université de Toulouse
INSA, UPS,
INP; LISBP
7. Seasonal Water Variations Display
Dissolved Air Flotation’s Versatility
P. Daniel
R. Hess
Ryan Hess
[email protected]
Infilco Degremont, Inc.
8. Designing and operating a flotation
process – lessons learned during
half a century
E. Laakso,
A. Minh,
R. Kettunen
Eero Laakso
[email protected]
Econet Oy
9. Full-Scale Dissolved Air Flotation as a
Pretreatment Strategy for an UltraFiltration Membrane Installation
B. McGovern
Brian McGovern
brian.mcgovern@infilcodegremont.
com
Degremont Technologies
- Infilco
Poster Program
PROJECT
AUTHOR
CONTACT
ORGANIZATION
10. Quantification of Construction and
Operation Requirements for Water
Treatment Plants of Floto-Filtration
with Sludge Treatment Systems
L. Sabogal-Paz
Lyda Patricia Sabogal-Paz
[email protected]
São Carlos School of
Engineering, University
of São Paulo
11. Evaluation of the effect of the floc
size and of the dissolved air
concentration on the performance
of a DAF unit
A. Pioltine
M. A. P. Reali
Marco Reali
[email protected]
University of São Paulo
EESC-USP
12. Optimization of Flocculation for
Flotation and Direct Filtration
C. Richter
Carlos Richter
[email protected]
SANEPAR (retired)
13. The study on the particle separation
and disinfection using plasma
air flotation system
S. Ryu,
E. Hong,
J. Park,
S. Yoo,
T. Lho
Seungmin Ryu
[email protected]
Plasma Technology
Research Center,
National Fusion
Research Institute
14. Using a DAF system to overcome
hydraulic overloading problems of
conventional sedimentation
facilities
R. Wiley III
Robert Wiley III
Bob.Wiley.III@Xyleminc. com
Clarification Products,
Leopold Xylem Inc.
15. Comparison of DAF pilot plant
results in different locations of the
Czech Republic
P. Dolejs,
P. Dobias
K. Strausova
Petr Dolejs
[email protected]
W&ET Team
16. Pilot Testing of High Rate DAF at
New Jersey American Water’s
Canoe Brook Water Treatment Plant
J. Civardi,
M. Gray
S. Creel,
L. Olson,
A. Sleeper
John Civardi
john.civardi@hatchmott. com
Hatch Mott MacDonald
Kwon Soonbuhm
[email protected]
Korea Water Resources
Corporation (K-water)
17. Evaluating the system for discharge
water restoration using DAF in a water
treatment plant
H. Kim,
B. Lee,
S. Kwon,
Y. Yu,
S. Dockko
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