Carollo Engineers

 
Seawater RO Treatment Plant Outfall and Intake Structures
CAMBRIA COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, CALIFORNIA
Highlights
• Designed off-shore intake and outfall diffuser system.
• Designed 2,000 ft 28-inch tunnel by horizontal drilling directions.
• Successfully permitted all work.
As part of a project involving preliminary design of a seawater RO treatment plant, Carollo re-designed an ocean intake, outfall, and diffuser system. Engineering services, in addition to design included permitting and feasibility assessments.

The intake and outfall system consisted of a horizontally directionally drilled tunnel that extends 2,000 ft into the Pacific Ocean. The tunnel design includes a 28-inch diameter casing that contains 2-inch to 10-inch diameter intake pipes and a 10-inch diameter discharge pipe that carries brine from the seawater RO treatment plant to the diffuser system.

Offshore structures designed by Carollo included an intake structure and the outfall diffuser system.


Carollo completed the redesign, permitting, and bidding of the CCSD Seawater RO plant intake and outfall in 1996.

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