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Official Document Type
Work Order
Approved Date
08/18/2009
Control Number
2009-219
Agenda Item Number
12.J.3
Entity Name
Camp Dresser & McKee
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Work Order No.13 Well No.7
Area
South County Reverse Osmosis Facility
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drawings . If CDM' s services are not necessary, this task will include only the surveying of the <br /> well site and proposed pipeline corridor once the well location is finalized by County staff. <br /> TASK 3. 0 WELL NO. 7 DESIGN <br /> Subtask 3 . 1 Well Construction Details <br /> CDM will base the design of the new well on the well construction details of the most recently <br /> constructed Well No . 3 at the South County WTP, available hydrogeologic data, and input from <br /> the County and SJRWMD . This information will be used to most accurately identify the <br /> production zones and estimate the casing depth (both surface casing and well casing) and total <br /> depth for the new well . It is anticipated that the production well will be 164nches in diameter, <br /> which is consistent with the current permitted size of Well No . 7. The well construction <br /> methods and materials will be specified to be consistent with the existing production wells or as <br /> otherwise requested by County staff. <br /> It is anticipated that the cased depth of the new well will be between 350 and 400 feet below <br /> land surface, and the total depth will range between 700 and 730 feet below land surface . Well <br /> depth will be adjusted to maximize the productivity of the well. Several logs will be required to <br /> be completed by the contractor upon completion of the open hole including gamma ray, <br /> resistivity, and caliper logs, as well as a television survey to document the condition of the open <br /> hole . CDM will witness the completion of each log. <br /> Subtask 3 . 2 Wellhead and Appurtenances <br /> This subtask will provide for the design of the pump, motor, column pipe, line shaft, bearings, <br /> discharge head, mechanical seal, motor, pressure relief valves, blow off valves, flow meter, <br /> drawdown transducer, pressure gauges, discharge piping, pad, support pedestals, and other <br /> appurtenances associated with the above-ground components of the wellhead . The <br /> configuration of the wellhead will be consistent with the design of the County' s recently <br /> reconfigured South County WTP (specifically Well No . 3) wells unless otherwise directed by <br /> County staff. <br /> The wellhead design will also include provisions for a control panel, main disconnect, remote <br /> operation, and emergency power connection (via plug-in receptacles) . Dedicated emergency <br /> power for the new site will not be included in the contract documents, since the County owns <br /> portable generators that can be moved between sites as needed . <br /> Subtask 3 . 3 Raw Water Piping <br /> CDM will design the raw water piping from the new well site to the existing WTP (or to the <br /> nearest manifold raw water pipe) in a manner consistent with the current raw water piping. <br /> Ultimate design of the raw water piping will be dependent on the well site identified in Task <br /> 2. 0. Every effort will be made to connect the new well to existing manifolds, if physically and <br /> hydraulically feasible, to minimize expense to the County . The raw water piping will include <br /> isolation valves and air release valves as necessary to maximize operational flexibility . <br /> TASK 4. 0 INSTRUMENTATION AND PROGRAMMING <br /> The new instrumentation, programming and controls associated with Well No . 7 will require <br /> integration into the WTPs' SCADA systems and PLC . The integration will involve modifications <br /> to the SCADA system to include control screens for the new well and additional modifications <br /> to incorporate telemetry readings for flow, drawdown, remote operation capabilities, and <br /> required alarming. <br /> A-2 j12355.doc <br />
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