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INFORMATION |
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Functions: Targets : Applications:
_ Detection
* Biological
* Water
Security
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Decontamination * Chemical
Agents * Drinking
Water
*
Remediation
* Toxic Ind.
Chemicals
* Sewage
Treatment
* Mobile
* Radiological
Agents
* City Pipe
Cleaning
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Information Sources:
Information Provided:
*
Vendor Supplied
Info
* General Product
Information
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3rd Party Data
* Power
Requirments
* Certified Lab Results
* Flow Capacity of
Models
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Overview of
Technology:
Custom Engineered
Systems Inc. (CES) Multifunctional Water Purification Systems
were originally developed
packaged plant designs to provide safe economical drinking water to
people living in third-world and outside city rural conditions. To
accomplish this, these plants direct water through a series of
process modules to remove pollutants, destroy all bacteria, viruses,
parasites and cysts, fungi, radio-nuclides, bio-toxins, and chemical
toxicants. While based on well known technologies, each module has
been greatly advanced to maximize its effectiveness, lower its
operating costs, simplify maintenance, and ensure its reliability.
Performance
- Independent certified lab results
provided by vendor showed the capability to turn raw municipal
sewage water mixed with rat poison, gasoline, motor oil,
antifreeze and selenium based shampoo into bottled quality
drinking water in a few minutes and pictures of
demonstrations.
- Activated Carbon, Ozone, UV, Step
Clarification, Oily Water Separation, Diatomaceous Earth and
Electroflocculation are key components in the CES modular drinking
water system.
- Analytical Data Showed: Fecal Count
went from 360,000 to 0.0, Toluene from 321,000 ug/l to Below
Detection Limits, TSS went from 314 to , Selenium went from .366 mg/l to Below Detection Limits.
CES units remove
entire categories of pollutants without using Reverse Osmosis. CES
Activated Carbon, Ozone, and Diatomaceous Earth can remove over
4,000 pollutants without fouling. CES can regenerate its activated
carbon onsite at little expense saving thousands of dollars in
replacement and transport costs. The vendor included several
tables of specific biological, chemical and industrial pollutants
removed or killed by their systems.
Deployment
CES
water treatment systems are designed to operate under worst case
conditions to remove chemical and bio-agents from water at high
rates of speed and low cost without fouling. All mobile units are
designed military tough.
Vendor
Information:
Custom Engineered Systems
Inc.
3700 Wendell Drive Suite 18
Atlanta, Georgia 30336
Phone: 678 697-9257 E-Mail: jwater3000@aol.com
Website
www.customenv.com
Product
Description
There
are more than 15 CES standard water treatment system models. Each
model listed below are examples of various standard sizes which
range in size from 2,880 to 72,000,000 gallons per day.
Table
1.
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Drinking Water &
Water Recycling Systems |
GPM
*
|
GPD
** |
|
Model
2 |
Travel
/ Counter Top Model |
2
|
2,880
|
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Model
3 |
Travel
/ Counter Top Model |
2
|
2,880
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Model
4
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Under-sink
/ Counter Top Model |
2
|
2,880
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WH
-15B |
Whole
House Unit / Auto
Backflush |
15
|
21,600
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WH
-15C |
Whole
House Unit /
Stainless Steel |
15
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21,600
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RF-10
|
Bottled
Water Production Unit |
20
|
28,800
|
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RF-20E
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Hotel
/ Resort Unit |
20
|
38,800
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RF-35E
|
Industrial
Waste Water Recycling |
35
|
60,400
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RF-35E
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Industrial
Water Recycling Mobile / Very High COD
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35
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75,400
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RF-100M
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Mobile
Trailer Mounted Unit |
100
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144,000
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RF-700M
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Mobile
Trailer Mounted Unit |
700
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1,008,000
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RF-1000
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Small
Town or
Large Development |
1,000
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1,440,000
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RF-5K
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Municipal
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5,000
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7,200,000
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RF-10K
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Municipal
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10,000
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14,400,000 |
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RF-50K
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Municipal
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50,000
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72,000,000 |
All
CES water treatment systems are delivered as a premanufactured and
tested set of modules. This design allows us great flexibility and
speed in engineering the proper system for each situation. The
concept of ultra-compact modular sets allows CES to put an entire
city drinking water or sewage treatment system together in months
instead of years. By simply changing the first two process modules
in a standard water treatment train CES can completely change the
functionality of each system.
Portability
a. Small and medium sized units are
ultra-compact and designed to be mobile units, for example:
b. CES
Model RF-35 is only 10ft x 6ft x 8ft = L x W x H, Max Capacity 60,000 GPD
c. CES
RF-100m 20ft x 8ft x
10ft = L x W x H, Max Capacity 144,000 GPD, Covered Trailer
d. CES
RF-700m 53ft x 8ft x
8.5ft = L x W x H, Max Capacity 1,200,800 GPD, Covered trailer
Operating and Maintenance Costs
Depending on the specific needs of our
clients, CES selects and sizes the appropriate treatment modules to
optimize the residence time and flow of water through the system. In
simple terms, a CES water treatment system consists of a pump that
pushes water through a series of process modules at specified flow
rate. The energy requirements of CES water treatment plants are
surprisingly low.
CES builds its commercial process
modules with stainless steel to maximize durability. CES uses EPA
drinking water standard materials and lightweight quality commercial
pumps, valves, filters, seals, and UV lamps. We offer quarterly
maintenance service to regenerate CES activated carbon towers and
precision tuning of equipment on a contract basis.
Accessories
Cost:
a. Tanks ($0.7 – 1.5 per
gallon for Plastic Tanks)
b. Generators (15 KW = $2,120)
c. Pumps
(Spare 1 HP Plastic Centrifugal Pump 100 GPM = $520)
Consumable Material Cost
a. Bag
Filters ($10.00
Multi-layer One Micron Bags)
b. Diatomaceous Earth Powder ($12 per 25 lbs)
c. Electrodes ($1.25 per lb)
Training Cost
a. Initial Training (2 days free) All training is provided by
CES
b. Contract Training ($500 per day plus travel
expenses)
Warranty Information
a. CES
Standard Warranty (15 Years on all CES tanks)
b. CES
Extended Warranty (Depends on System)
c. Non
CES Manufactures Warranty (provided by manufacturer of Pumps, valves
etc.)
Technical Service
a. Scheduled Maintenance
(Local personnel 1 – 2
hour per day)
b. Emergency Service (CES
Specialist on call 24 /7)
(depends
on travel distance and circumstances)
c. Contract Service (Carbon Regeneration, Seal
Replacement, Quarterly Maintenance)
($600 - $1,200 per quarter per 50,000 GPD increments)
Health and Safety Information
Personnel Hazard
(None)
Environmental Hazard
(None)
Public Health Hazard
(None)
Table 2. Selected Lab Results
from the treatment of sewage combined with Industrial
Waste
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Certified Lab
Results
Report 2004 |
Units |
Raw
Sewage
Untreated
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Raw Sewage
Treated |
Sewage
+ Industrial Waste
Un-treated |
Sewage + Industrial
Waste Treated
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PPB = Parts per
Billion = ug/l
PPM = Parts Per
Million = mg/l |
BQL = Below
Detection Limits |
Before |
After |
Before |
After |
Test Limit |
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Total
Petroleum
(5030B/8015B) |
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Gasoline Range
Organics
(C6 -
C10) |
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|
mg/L |
BQL |
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BQL |
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2760 |
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BQL |
<
0.20 |
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Oil & Grease
(1664) |
mg/L |
23 |
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BQL |
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23 |
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BQL |
<0.10 |
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Volatile Organic
Compounds (5030B/8260B) |
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Acetone |
ug/L |
161 |
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BQL |
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161 |
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BQL |
<100 |
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Benzene |
ug/L |
BQL |
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BQL |
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41,800 |
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BQL |
<
5 |
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Ethylbenzene |
ug/L |
BQL |
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BQL |
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72,000 |
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BQL |
<
5 |
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Ethylene Glycol
(8015B) |
mg/L |
BQL |
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BQL |
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349 |
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BQL |
<
10 |
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MTBE |
mg/L |
BQL |
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BQL |
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12,000 |
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BQL |
<5 |
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Naphthalene |
mg/L |
BQL |
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BQL |
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17,800 |
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BQL |
<5 |
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n-Propylbenzene |
mg/L |
BQL |
|
BQL |
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24,300 |
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BQL |
<5 |
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Styrene |
ug/L |
11 |
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BQL |
|
11 |
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BQL |
<5 |
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Toluene |
ug/L |
21 |
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BQL |
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321,000 |
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BQL |
<5 |
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1,2,3-Trimethylbenzene |
ug/L |
BQL |
|
BQL |
|
150,000 |
|
BQL |
<
5 |
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1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene |
ug/L |
BQL |
|
BQL |
|
45,500 |
|
BQL |
<
5 |
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m &
p-Xylenes |
ug/L |
BQL |
|
BQL |
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268,000 |
|
BQL |
<
10 |
|
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o-Xylene |
ug/L |
BQL |
|
BQL |
|
98,600 |
|
BQL |
<
5 |
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Total Metals
(200.7/245.1) |
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Aluminum |
mg/L |
5.34 |
|
BQL |
|
5.34 |
|
0.06 |
<
0.010 |
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Barium |
mg/L |
0.132 |
|
0.093 |
|
0.132 |
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0.073 |
<
0.005 |
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Calcium |
mg/L |
41.1 |
|
BQL |
|
41.1 |
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45.9 |
<
0.010 |
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Copper |
mg/L |
0.509 |
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BQL |
|
0.509 |
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BQL |
<0.020 |
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Iron |
mg/L |
4.83 |
|
BQL |
|
4.83 |
|
0.34 |
<0.10 |
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Lead |
mg/L |
0.044 |
|
BQL |
|
0.044 |
|
BQL |
<0.010 |
|
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Magnesium |
mg/L |
3.03 |
|
2.43 |
|
3.03 |
|
2.47 |
<
.0005 |
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Manganese |
mg/L |
0.236 |
|
BQL |
|
0.236 |
|
BQL |
<
0.020 |
|
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Phosphorus
(365.2) |
mg/L |
7.47 |
|
BQL |
|
7.47 |
|
0.22 |
<
0.040 |
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Potassium |
mg/L |
12.9 |
|
12.3 |
|
12.9 |
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12.6 |
<0.50 |
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Selenium |
mg/L |
BQL |
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BQL |
|
0.366 |
|
BQL |
<
0.010 |
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Anions |
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Nitrogen,
Ammonia (350.2) |
mg/L |
15.0 |
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BQL |
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15.0 |
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4.2 |
<0.50 |
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Hog Industry
Manure Raw
(Nitrates) |
mg/L |
|
|
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|
1940 |
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0.2 |
<0.5 |
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Misc.
Parameters |
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Alkalinity (CaCO3)
(310.1) |
mg/L |
175 |
|
94 |
|
175 |
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99 |
<2.0 |
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COD
(410.4) |
mg/L |
619 |
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39.2 |
|
619 |
|
35 |
<5.0 |
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Fecal Coliform
(SM9222D) |
C/ 100
ml |
360,000 |
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BQL |
|
360,000 |
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BQL |
<10.0
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COD (Heavy Industry
Alcohol)
|
mg/L |
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212,000 |
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203 |
<5.0 |
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