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Proposa/ <br />Comprehensive Water Distribution System Audit <br />t <br />The master meter measures the flow of water through the <br />1 2-inch pipelines. Theprojedwillincludeabout700feet <br />of line alang Tezas SH 114 and about 2,300 feet of water <br />line inside the development. ThemastermeterusesaS(ADA <br />System, which transmits signals from the master meter to <br />the ciry of FortWarth ro inform water department emplayees <br />oftheamountofwaterflowingthroughthewaterlines. The <br />SCAUA system transmits to the central faciliry informatian <br />conceming chlorine residual, temperature, pressure and flow. <br />Lake Fork Pipeline <br />Dallas, Texas <br />Carter & Burgess is designing 26 miles of 108-inch raw <br />water transmission line for Dallas Water Utilities. The line <br />has a hydraulic capaciryof 216 M6D and will run from the <br />lake fork Pump Station on the western shore of Lake Fork <br />to the viciniry of the Iron Bridge Pump Station on the west <br />shore of lake Tawakoni. The scope of services includes <br />hydraulic design, alignment selection, right-of-way <br />document preparation and acquisition services, surge <br />analysis and on-site construction representation. <br />Lake Palestine Water <br />Utilization and Pipeline <br />Alignment Project <br />Dallas, Texas <br />Larter & Burgess performed detailed utilization and <br />alignment studies to develop preliminary plans for a 120- <br />MGD rawwater intake and pump station at Lake Palestine, <br />more than 85 miles of 84-inch raw water pipeline and <br />associated appurtenances from lake Palestine to Dallas, <br />and the 300-MGD Southeast Dal los Water Treatment Plant, <br />the pipeline's terminus. The assignment involved <br />preparation of preliminary hydraulic designs, alternate route <br />Carter :.Burgess <br />studies and site <br />seledion for the water <br />treatment plant and <br />the rawwater intake/ <br />pump station; <br />alternate route studies <br />far conveyance <br />facilities; selection of <br />final olignmentforthe <br />raw water pipeline; <br />right-of-waysurveys; preparatian ofcostestimotesforsystem <br />construdion, operation and maintenance; and preparatian <br />of a milestone schedule far implementing the development <br />of Lake Palestine as a water supply source for the Ciry of <br />Dallas. Carter & Burgess is alsa part of a team preparing <br />final geometric alignment and easement dacuments for <br />right-of-way acquisition of over 180 parcels over the 85- <br />mile projed length. <br />Lake Tawakoni <br />Pipelines <br />Dallas, Texas <br />In addition to upgrading the Iron Bridge Pump Statian, <br />CaRer & Burgess was responsible for performing candition <br />assessments far the ezisting 15 miles of parallel 72- and <br />84-inch water tronsmissian mains from Lake Towakani to <br />the Tawakoni Balancing Reservair. The staff performed <br />physical inspections of the interior of both lines and the <br />evaluation of various alternatives for lang-term cleaning of <br />the pipelines. The pipeline cleaning aptions included <br />continuous chemical disinfedion with liquid chlorine and <br />hypochlorite, periadic shock chlorinatian, and mechanical <br />("pigging") cleaning methods. The importance of the <br />pipeline deaning mnnot be over stated, since a rapid increase <br />in pipeline roughness accurs if chlorination is terminated. <br />The increase in frictian, which results in lower C-values, <br />dramatimlly increases pawer costs for pumping. <br />The projed alsa included extensive hydraulic analysis of the <br />existing pipelines, performing surge analysis on the li nes, <br />revising the design ofthe surge protedion equipment, and <br />camputer modeling ofthe lines in conjundion with the Iron <br />8 <br />