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Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring: The Vienna Experience
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Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring Systems:UV-Vis Spectrometry
andThe Vienna Experience (Part 2)
Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring WorkshopSt. John's, June 16th and 17th, 2009
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0.5-5mm (waste water)+ waste water: ppm to g/l
+ sewer system
+ processes / industries- paper
- vine
- beer
- juices
- oils
- petrochemical
- biotech
- …………..
100 mm (ultra sensitive)+ water monitoring: low ppb- drinking waters: alarm + protection /
security / distribution system
- ground waters (organiccontamination)
- sea water- low turbid drinking waters- ultra pure waters
+ processes / industries- cooling waters- pharma- electronics industries
35 mm (sensitive)+ general water
monitoring: ppb to ppm
- river water, bank filtrate
- sea water
- groundwater, -recharge
- drinking waters
- compliance of WWTP
- treatment processes
+ alarm / early warningsystems
s::can Online Spectrometers – for Almost Every Application
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s::can Online Spectrometer – How Does It Work
Lampen-Steuer-elektronik mit Xenon Blitzlampe
lamp controlelectronics withXenon flash lamp
256 pix array detector with µ-processor electronics
256 pixel array Detektor mit µ-Prozessor Elektronik
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• For concentrations ranging from ppb (drinking waters) up to g/L (industrial waster waters), UV-Vis spectrometry has established as a leading method for in-situ concentration monitoring of:
• Nitrate and nitrite (far superior to ISE)
• Turbidity and / or suspended solids (NTU_eq, FTU_eq, TSS)
• Organic parameters (UV254, COD_eq, TOC_eq, DOC_eq)
• Process specific parameters
• Water quality changes, alarms, event detection (EDS)
• Some more specific parameters are (amongst others):
• B, T, X; Phenols
• Hydrocarbon Alarm
• H2S
• Ozone
• and many more
Online Spectrometry - Introduction
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• there is absolutely no wear
• there is absolutely no instrument drift because of 2-beam system
• the only two issues to care for is: 1) good installation 2) keep windows clean (several auto-cleaning options)
• we recommend one zero check per year, but many instruments are never set zero during many years of operation
• big difference to any other online sensor: It does NOT loose itscalibration, and no re-calibration necessary after eventual initial local calibration ….
• except the water completely changes its characteristics - which can be the case in waste waters, but not in river waters.
• if probe does not agree enough with lab (or other way round), this is very rarely a problem of calibration but of a) installation b) windows not clean c) reference procedure d) technical fault
Online Spectrometry - Introduction
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• UV-Vis Spectrometry makes use of the wavelength-specific light absorption caused by (groups of) substances.
• Simple principle: Nitrate is just another (invisible) color. If our eyes were sensitive in the UV, we could “see” Nitrate and distinguish it i.e. from Nitrite, like we distinguish any other colors ! (But UV would destroy our eyes).
• Not all organics and ions absorb light, but many. Estimate is that 60 to 80 % of the organics measurably absorb light.
• s::can spectrometer probes represent today’s most simple and natural way of any to monitor the composition of water. Simpler than a pH sensor.
• No chemicals, no reagents, no membranes, no wear, no moving parts in the water, most tolerant installation, low power consumption, etc.
• One year of unattended operation feasible. Just keep windows clean / auto-clean / and nothing else to take care for.
Online Spectrometry - Introduction
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Online Spectrometry – The Measuring Principle
Old UV-probes: 1 wavelength only
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Online Water Quality Monitoring & UV/Vis Spectrometry
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Appl. "INFLUENT" - COD [mg/l]
R2 = 0,94
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s::can CODeq [mg/l]
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OD
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l]
Appl. "INFLUENT" - COD [mg/l]
R2 = 0,52
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Single wavelength [Abs/m]
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Application "RIVER" - NO3-N [mg/l]
R2 = 0,93
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Application "RIVER" - NO3-N [mg/l]
R2 = 0,28
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Why is Spectrometry Better than Single Wavelength ?
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Application "MILK" - COD [mg/l]
R2 = 0,98
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UV254nm [Abs/m]
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Application "PAPER" - COD [mg/l]
R2 = 0,96
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Application "PAPER" - COD [mg/l]
R2 = 0,73
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Why is Spectrometry Better than Single Wavelength ?
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Why is Spectrometry Better than Single Wavelength ?
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s::can nitro::lyser
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Why is Spectrometry Better than Single Wavelength ?
Regressions, calibrated
Hach: R2 = 0,9121
s::can: R2 = 0,9849
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Fließgewässer-überwachung:
- Alarmsysteme- Frühwarnsysteme
- SAK- DOC_eq- Nitrat_eq- KW_eq- Trübung
254 (280, 436 etc.)
"Eignung von Rohwasser zur Gewinnung von Trinkwasser"
Überwachung derUferpassage- Filterwirksamkeit- Überwachung der Trübe incl. Feintrübe/Kolloide- Alarm bei spezifischen und unspezifischen Überschreitungen- DOC_eq.- Nitrat_eq.- KW_eq.
Brunnenüberwachung- Grundsätzliche Eignung zur Trinkwassergewinnung- Trübung- Alarm- DOC_eq- Nitrat_eq- KW_eq
Überwachung, Betrieb und Steuerung derAufbereitungsanlage- Trübung- DOC_eq.- Ozon- Veränderungen des OC bei der Oxidation- Oxidations-Folgeprodukte- Filtereffizienz/-durchbruch- Adsorption/-durchbruch- Flockung / Trüb. / OC- Nitrat_eq.- div. Einzelsubstanzen- spektrale Überwachung
Überwachung, Betriebund Steuerung derGrundwasser-anreicherungsanlage:- Trübung- DOC_eq- Nitrat_eq- Einzelsubstanzen_Alarm- qualit. spektrale Kontrolle
Überwachung desVerteilnetzes:DOC_eq.Nitrate_eq.Trübunghygienisches RisikoEinzelsubstanzen_Alarm
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Water in Vienna
Brief history of Vienna and its Water
Vienna Area Urban Settlement since Roman Times
• First start of modern distribution network in the 16th century, and first modern sewers in the 17th century
• As center of the Austro-Hungarian empire Vienna grew from 270.000 to > 2.100.000 inhabitants in 1800 – 1910
• To ensure water supply new infrastructure was needed –realised in the form of 2 aquaducts between 1873 & 1910
• Water supply and treatment still being expanded and modernised
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Water in Vienna
• Main source for Drinking Water are mountain springs in carstic rock formations
• The water from individual sources is collected and transported to the city using two aqueducts (over 280 km)
• A number of back-up sources has be established, but spring water is still the main supply
• Water is used without any purification other than sometimes little chlorine (no residual at tap)
• Important: carstic water sources are sensitive to extreme weather conditions, heavy rainfall can affect water quality
• online control of sources is necessary to ensure continuous highquality water
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Vienna‘s Drinking Water Supply System
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Monitoring at Vienna Waterworks
• Until 2001, only a small number of major springs monitored online
• mainly physical parameters & SAC254
• expensive stations
• Since 2001, a network of > 30 stations including spectrometer probes, pH, and conductivity established by s::can
• Data collected by central network and accessible from 3 control stations
• Many springs in remote locations -no infrastructure apart from mains power
For commissioning
• Multi Instrument inter-comparison verificationscrucial before service acceptance of multiple probes
• Inter-comparison with other measurement techniques (turbidity, SAC254) performed
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Vienna Drinking Water
Testing:
0.040.0010 – 0.41SAC254
(abs/m)
0.010.0250.78 – 0.93Nitrate
(mg/L)
0.240.180 – 1.75Turbidity
(FTU)
95% conf.
interval
Median of
difference
Measured
range
Parameter
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Vienna Drinking Water
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Into Vienna‘s Sewer System
In total 2200 km of sewer draining 260 km2
Issues
• water quality monitoring
• corrosion control and odour management
Operational challenges
• highly variable flow conditions
• mechanical damage
• corrosion
• explosive atmosphere
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Sewers applications
Corrosion and Odour control – Hydrogen Sulphide
Two methods:
• nitrate measurement
• sulphide measurement (UV + pH)
R2 = 0,95
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Vienna Waste Water Treatment Plant
Main treatment plant:
• responsible for 4 million person eq.
• can treat 680 000 m3 / day
• expanded and modernised in 2003 - 2005
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WWTP applications
Spectrometery at the WWTP
30 Instruments used for:
• measurement of COD, NO3 and TSS in plant Influent
• TSS and NO3 in primary and secondary aeration basins
• control of sludge recycling by nitrogen measurement in secondary aeration
• special algorithm used to measure NO3 without cross-sensitivity to Iron Chloride
• Using pressure air cleaning, no regular maintenance is required, apart from periodical visual inspection and trivial cleaning of optical surfaces
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HeadlineSpectrometery at the WWTP
avg difference between probes: < 0.8% or 0.17 mg/L
WWTP applications
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The Danube – river water monitoring
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The Danube – river water monitoring
• Turbidity follows flow
• DOC reacts later and less pronouncedthan turbidity
• spectro::lyser DOC is smoother and more accurate than cabinet analyserDOC, which is too cross-sensitiveagainst turbidity
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The Danube – river water monitoring
Turbidity - Time Series in River Water
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The Danube – river water monitoring
R2 = 0,992
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Groundwater Recharge
New hydropower plant built by VERBUND – Austrian Hydro Power AG
Sealing wall constructed to prevent excessive infiltration of surface water
This reduces the natural dynamics of the ground water, which is actively compesated by:
• artificial recharge with bank filtrate water• tranfer from infiltration wells back to the Danube
• transfer of water is stopped in case of bad quality
Six monitoring stations have been built to safeguard the water hydrodynamically affectedby the power plant.
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Bank filtrate monitoring
• In this application the spectrometer probes are used for monitoring the composition of the bank filtrate water
• DOC by UV absorption is used as the control parameter
Long term tests have shown:
• high availability of the instruments• precision of measurements much
higher than with TOC analyser
• allows detection of extremely small changes
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Bank filtrate monitoring
DOC_eq
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Influence of nearby river on ground water quality
Bank filtrate monitoring
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Change of spectral properties during bank filtration
Bank filtrate monitoring
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Spectrometry for online & in-situ water quality monitoring
• optical technique offers high precision low maintenance instruments
• allows one instrument to perform many tasks in widely varying applications
• has become a fundamental part of Vienna’s Water Quality Management
• successfully applied in sewers for corrosion prevention
• has proven its value for process control of WWTP
• used to monitor and manage natural waters
Summary & Conclusions
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