Development and Validation of a Sewer Corrosion and Odor Chemical Testing Reactor (SCORe-CT 2.0) for Waterwaste Systems

USP Technologies Canada ULC是一家从事水和废水化学处理应用的化学处理公司。USP是丹纳赫公司环境和水质集团的一部分，是过氧基技术和全方位化学处理服务的领先供应商。最近，美国药典已经确定了一个市场需要的化学试验反应器，将提供实时分析系统的需求，这将允许剂量进行适当的调整，根据需要，而不是假设。然而，在下水道中的化学剂量的过程，以减轻气味滋扰和腐蚀的影响需要很多改进。为了实现在线剂量控制策略，这个合作项目与兰顿学院和USPTechnologies Canada ULC旨在开发一个实验室规模的下水道模拟器，以类似的方式运行到污水管网。要做到这一点，测试和验证的开发战略和动态modelingprocess在不同的操作模式将进行。一个PLC控制逻辑的配料策略也将被开发和实施。本项目的总体目标是开发一个模块化的化学测试反应器（CTR），该反应器可以在现场部署，并对水系统进行实时分析。该项目的成功将使USP能够增强其现有的产品线，使其更加用户友好和广泛适用。USP将在商业规模上部署该解决方案，因此，预计将在USP的CTR单元的销售、营销、培训和生产方面产生多达2-3个全职就业岗位。该项目还将带来每年20万至30万美元的潜在年收入。在废水处理系统中可能采用氯变比，也将减少这些系统产生的温室气体，从而使加拿大受益。

USP Technologies Canada ULC is a chemical treatment company for water and wastewater chemical treatmentapplications. Part of the Danaher Corporation environmental and water quality group, USP is a leadingprovider of peroxygen-based technologies and full-service chemical treatment. Recently, USP has identified amarket need for a Chemical Testing Reactor that will provide real-time analysis of a system's needs which willallow dosing to be properly adjusted based on need rather than assumption. However, the process of chemicaldosing in sewers for mitigating the effects of odor nuisance and corrosion requires a lot of improvement.To achieve an on-line dose control strategy, this collaborative project with Lambton College and USPTechnologies Canada ULC aims to develop a lab-scale sewer simulator that operates in a similar manner tosewage water networks. To do this, testing and validation of the developed strategy and the dynamic modelingprocess in different operating modes will be conducted. A PLC control logic for the dosing strategy will also bedeveloped and implemented. Lastly, full process control and automation of the lab-scale system will beconducted.The overall goal of the project is to develop a modular Chemical Testing Reactor (CTR) that can be deployedon-site and give real-time analysis of the water system. The success of this project will allow USP to enhancetheir existing product line, making it more user-friendly and widely adaptable. USP will deploy the solution ona commercial scale and as a result, it is estimated that up to 2-3 full-time employment positions will begenerated in sales, marketing, training, and production of the CTR units at USP. The project will also lead topotentially $200,000-$300,000 per year in annual revenues. The potential incorporation of CTR in wastewatersystems will also benefit Canada by reducing greenhouse gases (GHGs) from these systems.