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Description: Large Scale Combined Sewer Control In Buffalo, NY Utilizing Smart Sewer...
Large Scale Combined Sewer Control In Buffalo, NY Utilizing Smart Sewer Infrastructure
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The Buffalo Sewer Authority (BSA) owns and operates the combined sewer collection and treatment system within the City of Buffalo. As an alternative to control combined sewer overflow discharges, BSA is in the process of implementing a serice of “smart sewer” technologies including real time control (RTC) structures. RTC systems maximize the benefits of inline storage for any given storm, ensuring an optimal storage and release rate based on current sytem conditions. They leverage underutilized existing assets instead of relying on entirely new construction. The Hertel at Deer inline storage (ILS) site is the sixth in the City and one of the largest ILS sites in the United States. Collaborative design of the Hertel at Deer RTC structure was critical to overall construction and operational success. This project exceeded initial expectations on its effectiveness to control overflow volume and, to date, has been successful from a monetary and environmental perepective.
Buffalo Sewer Authority (BSA) owns and operates the combined sewer collection and treatment system within the City of Buffalo. As an alternative to control combined sewer overflow discharges, BSA is implementing a serice of “smart sewer” technologies including real time control (RTC) structures. RTC systems maximize benefits of inline storage, ensuring optimal storage and release rates based on current sytem conditions. The Hertel at Deer inline storage (ILS) site, sixth in the City and one of the largest in the US, has exceeded initial expectations for effectiveness to control overflow volume and has been successful from monetary and environmental perepectives.
SpeakerChapman, Christopher
Presentation time
8:30:00
08:50:00
Session time
08:30:00
10:00:00
SessionAmazing Construction Stories from the Collection System
Session number401
TopicCollection Systems
TopicCollection Systems
Author(s)
Christopher Chapman
Author(s)C. Chapman1; O.A. McFoy2;
Author affiliation(s)Wendel Companies, Williamsville, NY1Buffalo Sewer Authority, Buffalo, NY2
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Oct, 2021
DOI10.2175/193864718825158084
Volume / Issue
Content sourceWEFTEC
Copyright2021
Word count13

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Large Scale Combined Sewer Control In Buffalo, NY Utilizing Smart Sewer Infrastructure
Abstract
The Buffalo Sewer Authority (BSA) owns and operates the combined sewer collection and treatment system within the City of Buffalo. As an alternative to control combined sewer overflow discharges, BSA is in the process of implementing a serice of “smart sewer” technologies including real time control (RTC) structures. RTC systems maximize the benefits of inline storage for any given storm, ensuring an optimal storage and release rate based on current sytem conditions. They leverage underutilized existing assets instead of relying on entirely new construction. The Hertel at Deer inline storage (ILS) site is the sixth in the City and one of the largest ILS sites in the United States. Collaborative design of the Hertel at Deer RTC structure was critical to overall construction and operational success. This project exceeded initial expectations on its effectiveness to control overflow volume and, to date, has been successful from a monetary and environmental perepective.
Buffalo Sewer Authority (BSA) owns and operates the combined sewer collection and treatment system within the City of Buffalo. As an alternative to control combined sewer overflow discharges, BSA is implementing a serice of “smart sewer” technologies including real time control (RTC) structures. RTC systems maximize benefits of inline storage, ensuring optimal storage and release rates based on current sytem conditions. The Hertel at Deer inline storage (ILS) site, sixth in the City and one of the largest in the US, has exceeded initial expectations for effectiveness to control overflow volume and has been successful from monetary and environmental perepectives.
SpeakerChapman, Christopher
Presentation time
8:30:00
08:50:00
Session time
08:30:00
10:00:00
SessionAmazing Construction Stories from the Collection System
Session number401
TopicCollection Systems
TopicCollection Systems
Author(s)
Christopher Chapman
Author(s)C. Chapman1; O.A. McFoy2;
Author affiliation(s)Wendel Companies, Williamsville, NY1Buffalo Sewer Authority, Buffalo, NY2
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Oct, 2021
DOI10.2175/193864718825158084
Volume / Issue
Content sourceWEFTEC
Copyright2021
Word count13

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