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RESOIJJTION
BE ST RES'JLVEll by the Ccrrcmn Council of the CS'�y of Oshcosh that th° proper
City officiais are hereby authorized and directed tn enter into the attached
agre�*rent with Gilqon Corporatior., subject. to the a^preval of the City Attorney.
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AMENDMENTS TO POTABLE WATER SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH CALGON CORPORATION
ARTICLE 1.7: Amend to read April 30 each year.
ARTICLE 2.8: ADD THERETO: Al1 granulated activated carbon furnished
by Calgon shall meet any standards as established by
the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources during the
original 3 year term of this Agreement.
ARTICLE 6.3: Change 654 to 60C
EXHIBIT B: NOTE 4-A to read as follows: Service flow rates to be
maintained at below a 2.0 gpm/ft2 maximum. However, if
the £low rate exceeds 2.0 gpm/ftz for a short period of
time the warranty in Article 11.1 would not be applicable
during that period of time only.
CITY OF OSHKOSH, WISC��ISNL
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PCYL�I�IL�E C��Tl?.F2 S�VICE AGREIl`��T
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i�i��i L\��(L I��..�•;�j:T' ICP.��2 c�Tl�_i E.'l�:'?-El£i 1.Ili.';; �.: OF �:� S�:;OP:1 CI�V OF.Tr3TCLlr l�a%�i�
by ard ba�ween G�li:GO.t CO_�F'Oit<''�TIOV, a wr�'ation orc,aniz�Y. ar.d eriis�iny LL:d°r
the laws of the State o:E Dela�aare (hereinafter referred to as "Calgon") and Z'FIG
CITY OF OSFIICOSH, h'ISCOiUSIN, organized and e�cisting w^.n�rr tne la*as of the 5tate
of i•7isconsin (h�reir�zfter referrecl to as "Subscriber") .
P:ITNESSETH :
�•;�FZ�S, SubscriY�r desires granular activated carbon in its processes at
its OsIi:osh Sdater Filtration Plant, Foot oi �•,ashington Avazu� locatzon, and
[.r ^"", Calgon is willing to furnish a s:svice c�;hereY�y Calgon will deliver
granulax activateci carbon to Sul�scribex's plant, and �;ill dispose of spent carbon
from Subscribes's Plant;
hOW Ti�'RE�'ORS, in consideration o£ tie foreg�ing ar.d mutual promis�s hsein,
Subscriber and Calgon agree as follows, b�th parties agreaing to be legally bound
hereby:
AR'CICI� 1 - D�II�?7TIONS
�LS u ;e3 in this T�greem..:nt:
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"Sur�scr.ilxs's -`Lant" r*eans Subscri?��r', plant at tr� location referred to
above.
"Carbon Transfer Syst�-n" r�ans edu�or, ho��r, fittings, connections, and
hos2s as cl�scribc_�cl in P�nibit A.
"Adsorption System" t�ans Siioscri�ar's ten (10) ca-;-on wall concr�te filte�-s.
1.4 "Activated Carl�n" means bit�inous gi-anular activatecT c�rbon, meeting the
soecifications that ap�c in the artacnECl product bulletin £or Filtrusorb
200 c�7sanular activated carbon, or tnat wnich has kxen tl:ermally reactivated,
having an apx.rent density of not r.ore than si�y on� hun3redt_YLS (0.60)
grams �Cr cubic centi�:��ter.
1.5 "Spent Carbon" neans biti.�ir.ous gr-�:nular activated carbon cahich iias l�en
utilized in Subscriber's facilities an3 ��YLich has tli� cnaractcx-istics descri��d
in F�chibit S.
.1.6 "Car}r�n D�livery" neans incr�-�nta1 quantities ot Activated Car�on of appr.o��i:cu�cely
tiirty siu thousand (30,000) pounds �;nicn coill b= cieliv�rc�1 to and rerov��d
irom the I�dsorption S��ste*a Site by b�]�; t-ruck.
1.7 "Gontract �ear" reans the t�velve (12) conUec:utive rs�nEh reriod cer:mncii?g
April 15 each y�ar.
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T�P"i'IC"ii' 2- RESL�tiSIf3SLZTI£S �F CAL�C',ON
2.1 Calc7on will assist Subscriber by providing te�hr.olo;� on the transfer of
`� A�ivatc'cl Ca�mn and Snent Carbon }�'��°P-n th� Po=nt o:. Cari�on Delivesy,
tne Adsorpti.on System, and the p�ir.� of Spent Cti%r�� raro�.�al_
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S�.i�scriL�'s r:3sorpcion Syste�n and return Sp�.:nt Carn�a from the Subscriber's
Plant in accorct3nce with a calenda�' year schedule mu�u311y agrezcl to at least
tlLUty (30) days in advance of eaeh calendar c�L-�� �er. This sch�ciule orill
provid2 that no mre than tcao (2) filters are out of service at one time and
j�e?Y1tut.bacterial analysis during tha same �riocl. C�i,�n delivery in er.cess
of those anounts s2t forth in Article 2.3, will b� providecl on an as-available
basis. Any deviation in the ayreed-uoon anrn;al sc_��uule wi11 routinely
requi.re fourteen (19) days' notice from Subscrib�r to Calgon.
Calgon wi11 deliver tt:o hundrecl ten thoasand {210,000) p�unds of Activated
Cart�on by bul.k truc}: in the first Contract Year. Ca].;on �aill rarove one
hundred five thousand (105,000) povnds oi Sp�nt G_anular Activateci Carbon
and replace it with one hundred five thoasand (105,000) pounds of Granular
Activated Cari�on in each of the s�cor_1 and thisd Coni-zct Years. It is
un3erstood that an enQty dLUrp truck z.i11. t� availe:ale at the plant to stast
the Spent CarP.�n rer,aval process.
C<lgon will us� its best efforts to supply re:,niir� ��tivatFd Carbon uron
notification of a chemical spi11 or other hiqn 1e�e1 c,nta.;unant conditions.
Calgon wi11 pro✓icle e,ngine�ring assistance to instsuc� Sw} scrib�r's personnel
during the initial fill and initi�l backzaash of tn� F��ivated Car'bon and during
th° initial remval of Sc�..nt Carbon.
Czlgon retains o�rmership of the Ar.ti«ted Carbon a:.d �;; 11 dis�se of Si�nt
Carnon utilizecl an Subscri�r's Planc.
Calgon will provide the �nitoring se�vices as de�cri:;�d in Ehhibit C.
_� Ar<SiGT E 3- RESPO�SIFILITZPS OF SUflSCRIEER
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Subscriber yrants to Calgon the rign� of access to th° Adsorption System
Si� £or the te� oi this Agre�nt, and tzao (2) rpnt�s th�reaft� ror the
re:roval of any equijsnent and ca�i�on a:med by Calqoz.
Su;�scribnr shall provide persormel ar.3 suo2ivisio7 to ;sansfer Ac�ivated
Cari�on and Sp^,nt Car�on b�t�,aeen the p�int of deli���ry, the Adsorption Syst�m,
and the point of S�nt Car�on R�mva1. Charges fo'= Ca_�n Delivery and
S��t Cari�on R�x�val equipment detained by Subs�ria�r -nre ttian eight (8) .
hours from the �in� of arrival to de�as-Eure sh3].l 1� t� the account of the
Su�scriber.
Subscriber orill provide the necessa�� �aater, electrici=1�, and suiteible drainage.
to facilitate tY:e tsansfer of Activat�l Carbon and 5��:� Carbo�. Suascrib�s
wi11 pay alY o�_.rating costs oL said uti_lity s�rvic�s.
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3.�] If Subscribex desires to cnange any aspect of this Aneer�nt, SubscriFa�r
sha11 notify Calgon in advanc2 and Calgon caill advise whethcr Calgon (a) can
alter its s.rvice at no change �n ttie £ee scneclule, (b) can alter its service
at an adjusted f°e, or (c) m�st teLZitinate this Ayre�n�.
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to tn�- �d�orpticn S��svc:-a aed �:ne a:at�n� oi Sp�a1t Carcon r����c? from the
�dsorption 5yste�-n, as dete�ined by annual rceasurem�nts and allasaang one
inch (1") per ye� for normal 1oss, 5uascrik;er shall reurnurse Calgon for
the costs at the then-current published price oi Filtxasorb 200 lost or
dariagecl, plus £reight charges. Accounting for said carbon will be made
on a caleru��s year b-ssis.
ARTICLE 4 - INDE"i`Ti.IFICATIOV
4.1 Calgon will inder,mify and save Subscriber harmless at all tisr�s aqainst
any liability on account of any clair.u, ck�ges, la�•;suits, litigation e�crnnses,
counsel fees, and ca.Y�nsation arising out of property cla::ages or injuries
(inclucling death) to the extent caused by the n�lig°1nce of Cala,on.
A.2 In no event shall Calgon be liable `or any incidental or conseqv�ntial damaqe.
4.3 Subscriber will reicr�arse Calgon for damages to the S�nt Cax'r�on to the
exteni. caused by the negligence of Subscribcx, its c�;�loyctis, repres�ntatives,
agents or the failure oE Subscriber to comply with tl�� .re�uirer,ients of
Article 3, or the failure of the Sp�nt Carbon to con�orm to the s�ci£ications
of Fxh�it B. Subscrib2r will reim'aurse Calgon at the th�n-publish� price of
I'iltrasorn 200 for t�!e lost or dam�gxl Sp2nt Car�on. In t�-� event of re�aL�l
acts of neglig�nce of Subscrik;�r, its e�-nployees, repre�enk=tives or a��nts,
Calgon ��ill have th� addit.ior�1 rign� to terrainate this Ac,:reement.
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5.1 Calgon shall not k� liable to the ot�er �zrty fo-r the �rformance of any
of its ob7_iyatio�s hereunc?;x, due to Acts of God, accid`nt, fi1e, floocl,
riot, war, sabotage, e3.plosi.on, stsike, labor disturb�:ce, national. defense
requizet!'�:nts, r,ov2rn:�nta1 1aw, ordinance, rule or regulation, eactraordinary
failure oP equi�,?r^-nt or appa�atus, inability to o'atain electricity or other
type of energy, ra�a materizl, labor, eqtu�.-nt or trans�rtation, or any
�imilar contingency �yond Ga1;on's reasonable control cahic_z would *aalce
p�rfornr3nce ing�raccical, as tested by a court of 1a��.
5,2 If any condition described in Article 5.1 er.ists v3�ich prevents Calgon from
fulfi7_ling its obliqation undet the ASree,-n2nt, th�e shall be a rec�uction
of tlie fees payable pursuant to I� ticle 6, basecl on the pounds of �lctivatecl
Carbon not supplied by Calgon. In tnis event, Su'ascr`��r 4�i11 be granted the
right by Calc�on to purcnase qranular activate3 carbon si*v lar to that util.ized
under the terns of this contra;t, fro� an outside s�.�ce. Tne fees shall }k
reduced by tnat c�rtity or carbon no: provided by Calqon. Dis�sal of said
carbon crill be the responsibility of Calron.
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5, 3 In the ev:°sit Subscriber cioes r.ot r.=�d the s�rvic�s ur.der this Agr�,nt due
to a condition described in �lrticle 5.1 so as to rc.cluce the pounds of
Activated Carbon pursuznt to the scnedule an �'lrticle 2.3, then Subscriber
n�y at any tir� for a periocl of tc.elve (12) mnths Ipy�nn;nq fro:n the te?-mi-
nation of said contingencies bank the difference betc�,een the rnur�s oi pounds
7r �C�1V�l�r_�:� C=:L'�Il .>Crl`.'C.I.;LCG -y��"'_':`.Tli. �.O �:'�1C-:'_ ,�'"S 2T'.� 'i11C TIl:;T._??L" O'L L�'CJ:::R��3
Of TiC:C1`.i���Gtl L�r'LXJ:1 C'1�?i1V�TE'.Ci 071 d Z1T'St-SP-_��i=-�'Jlli_ IY1S1S. . .
71RTICL 6 - PAYD'�.�'�7T
6.1 Payr:�nt shall c�nc2 on Anril 30, 1979; Activzted Carbon deliveries will
ccxzm�nce the �aee;c of April 30, 1979.
6.2 SubscribPx will pay Calgon a base fee of Six Tho�.zsanfl Eight Hundrecl Thirty
Three Dollars ($6,833) per mpnth �or twelve (12) consecutive m�nths pursuant
to Psticle 6.1. '?'he base fee incl��i�s delivery oi four hundrecl twenty thousand
(420,000) pounds of Activated Carbon, and a11 other seivices detailecl here.in.
6.3 A.ciclitional Activated Car'non in er.cess of this a�*nunt describ�cl in Article 6.2
per Contract Year shall be obtainea from Calgon at the base price of Sia-ty
Five CFnt� ($.65) per pound of Activated Car�n, plus published cc�rm�n carrier
£reight rates then in eFtec:t, on an as-available basis. Payr!�nt for additional
Acti�ratecl Carbon anc3 freight will be invoiced u�n delivery. Calgon will
dispose of additional Activated Ca bon pursuant to Article 2.6.
6.4 Fees pursuant to Articles 3.2, 3.5, 3.6, 4.3, 6.2, or 6.3 sl�all b2 adjwted on
the first day of the second and third Contract Y�rs by the pA.sc�ntage change
occurrir:g during th� previous year in the �•7r.olesale Price Cacrzrociities Index
(1967 = l0U) publishexi by tYie United States Dep�stmert of Labor. The adjustxl
fees shal.l be deterriined by nultiplyinc� the th�:?-in-effect aimunts by a fraction,
the ntun�rator of which shall b� th= Annual Inde;;tdur,i.�P.s for the year just ended
ar?d the deno�ninator of which wi11 � the ArLnual Ind�ac N�s for the year
irenediately prior thereto. For t1:e first such a3justr,�nts only, the denc?ninator
shall be the Indea; Nimiber for the �irst fu11 calendar nnnth in���;liately prior
to the e�£ective date of this Agre��n�nt, and the ntm�rator shall be th� Index
i�u:nber for the D�cc�nber just ended.
6.7 Sukrcriber ;;F�.�11 reT;it pay,�c�t in =t:11 to Cz].gon for each Calgon .i.nvoice
within thirty (30) days £rom cL3te of invoice. Base m�nthly iees pursuant
to �lrticle 6.2 wi11 2� invoiced on the ihirtie� day of each m�nth.
71RPICi° 7- DUI2?1TIOV Or^ AGI21�u1'c..'VT
7.1 7his �lgreer.�z7t will be in effect for a period o� thirty-six (36) �nths fr�i
the datc hereof.
7.2 Atter this initial thirty-si: (36) r�nth �siocl this Agre�rent Svill be in
effect fro:� year to ye<zr until t��inated bi either party giv.ing not less
than six (6) �nths written r.�tice of terminatioz to the other p�rty prior
to the encl of the original tnisty-six (36) r,ronth �ricxl or any sw'�s�quent
Contract lear.
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g, l Any assi;�n:-aent o£ this Agreeic�nt b�� eithe..r party, except to a£filiates or
successo:s in interest, shall reo:iire the prior written consent oE the oth?r
zxzrLp, c,;:ich ccn�en'. ��a11 r.�_ Y_��_i:'�son��?�' ,� wi'--r �°]_,�._ �
T��-'IC"'�Ti 9 - PRLOR AC�21�15
9.1 2mis Agre�nt slmPrscdes any prior agrec-rent eith�r u�ritten or oral between
Subscriber a�d Calgon. The antire Agreer�nt is contained herein, and tliere
are no pro.�ises or representations affecting this Agreement, and any terms
and con;litions am�aring in any p�: rchase orders or similar docu;�nts issu2d
or accepted iui connec�ion witn fi1�2 sesvices to be rend�red hyreunder shall
be ntz11 an3 void.
A.TiTICLE 10 - APPLICFIBLE L�1S'�S
10.1 This Agre�n:ent wi11 be governed b�� th� lac7s of th� State of Y7isconsin.
I�iZl'IQ� lI - P�R�NTY
11.1 StiDSCriber �;arrants that sufficia-�t pretreatr^�nt utilizing per.adered activated
carbon or oxidizing agents orill ta'{e place so as to continually rnaintaui a
settled o,-ater taste and odor rnu?i:._r in the ran7e of 15 to 20. Calgon w::rrants
that und�r these condit:i.ons a iinished wat^r taste and odor rn¢itber of an
average of 5 will b^ provided for the life oi the Contsact, as measureci.by
the procedure defin�d in "Standard r:ethods for the LY.artination of V•]ater and
Wasteurater, 14th Edition." Breaktnrougn wi11 k� defined as seven (7) conse-
cutiv� days opera�it::r at efflu2nt levels high2r th�n the 5 average. In the
event the effluent taste and oclor c�aality is not r�intained, Calgon, as its
sole oblioation, will funiish sui�icient c,rranulas activated cari�n to m�et
the contract urarranty co�nitTM�nt. Th.is cvarranty is contingent up�n the
toater filters being maintained and operated accordir,g to the p�ra*raters as
outlined in Fxhibit B, ATOte 4.
lli.l'IC� 1?. - TAXES
12_1 The fees provicled for in this Agre:�:ent to b-� �id by Subscriber to Calgon
do nat in�lucl� any ta�:es, license, or oth:s ass�ssrr��ts. Subscri�er agrees
to pay any sales and use t�:es u�n or ireasured by Calgor�'s s.xvices providecl
h�reunder and aIl applicable license Pees, pro�erty ta�;es, and othcr taxes,
fees or assesssents ii;!posccl on th� s�rvices.
12,2 If S�scrib�x does not provide Calyon �,�itn a direct p�y permit for sales
tax, an affidavit oi sales ta:z ex�-�tion or an atfidavit that Granular
Activate�� Carbon is exempt from sales t�-�1;, Calgon shall invoice SL'�-scrikr^_r
for said sales tah on each billirg_
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of the date first abov� written.
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City of Oshkcsh, Wisconsin
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The Bul}: Carbon Transport System will consist o£ an eductor, zn
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unloading hopper which mates with the Bu]k Car'x�on Delivery Truck, carbon
transfer hose (m�imt,�-n 300-ft. length) and miscellaneous connections
and fittings. The transo�rt syste.Tn will }� used to conduct activated
or reactivated carbon fro=a tha Adsorption Syst�-n to the Bu].k Car'r�on
Tnxck .
On a preschcdulecl basis, reactivated or activated carbon c�riJ_1 be
delivered to the P,dsorption Syst� Site and hyclraulically transferred
from the Bu1k Carboa D�l-ve�y Truck to one or r.�re o£ the carbon adsorbers
in the 1�dsorption System. In the case of a reactivatcx3 carbon delivery,
an equal a�uit of Spent Casbon cai11 t:en be hydraulically transferred
from one or irore oi the carrr�n adsorb�rs in the Adsorption System to
th� Bulk Cark�n Delivery Truck. Drainage of e}:cess water from the Bull:
Carbon Delivery iruc:k [vill occ� durinq and after the transfer of S��t
Carbon.
It is th� respo:LSibility oi the St:�scrib-�r to pro✓id� the necessary
sup rvision, l�:bor, educcor m�tive wate-r, utilities and maintenance
to successfully transport tne activat�l, spent and reactivatecl carmn.
Handling and disposal of ihe drained excess r,�tive �aater front the Bull:
Carbon Delivery Tnick or any water spillaqe is also ttin responsibility
of the Subscrik�er. The 5�a1h Car�n Tr �-�sport System w.ill remain th�
prop2rty of Calgoa Corpo-ztion.
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E7�3IBIT B
SPf..�'`I' GARE'�'�I SPECLFIG�TIO�IS
Apparent Density
pH
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Flanarability
°s Ash (Pota1)
Contact or Motive Flater
Debris and E�.-tr�uieoLLS Impurities
Carbon Reactivatability
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0.70 g/cc P4axinum
4.0 to 9.0
o . 4 % Nlaxim�n
Closed Cup Flasn Point
150°F or Higher
10o P7axicnu�
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Sce Note 2
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City o£ Oshkos;i, t:isconsin
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EHIIIBIT B
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Contact or r�otive water refcrs to that water which is in contact tvith
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or betc•�zen the carbon granules when the Granular Carbon is in a flooded
packed k�d or slurry condition. This c�rzter may consist of the wastewater
which is applic� to the Granular C�bon and/or�ths plant m�tive �vater
used to transport or assist in transportir�g the Granular Carbon. SubscriYr�..r
will ensure that th° Spznt Cazbon contact or motive ��;aters conform to
the follaainy quality standarcL,:
A. Susl.�nded Solids Concentrations
WastECaater applied to Subscriber's Granular Carbon is exp:�ctcd to
have an average sustxndecl solids concu�tration no greater than 10 mg/1.
Althou�,h r.o o�r_rational problems aze anticipated, it should be noted
that an accumul ation of suspended r�tter on fh° Grunulv: Carbon
can result in o�erat:ional problems. Tnese p�oblu-r�s can consist
of transier and hancllir.g prol�lems resulting fro. ?"clumpir.g" oP the
Grar:ular Cz�'non due to an agglc�r�ration of the c�rre,nvles.
B, Oil and Grc:ase Concentration
Althaugh no substantial conCentration of oil anc'. c�-ease is �pected
in the con�.ct c•rastewater or transp�rt �aater, it should be notecl
that their pr�sence could cause coa�ing of the G=anular Carbon.
If this occurs, o�rational problems may result. 7`hes� problens
can consist of transfer and handlin_^, probler�s, a,�d/or proale:ros associated
with renderinc� the cari�on unsuitai�le ior adsox�ion.
City o£ OshY.ostl, Wisconsin
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EXHIBII' B
(Contim.�1)
C. i:atc;c St����-1icy
The contact and mtive oaater must J� stable with res�t to the
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precipitation of dissolv�cl inorganic materials. Precipitation wit-1�in
th2 Granular Carbon bed may cause plugging and/or res�.ilt in a destruction
oF the usable adsorption properties of the carbon whicn also creates
reactivation problents.
D. Dissolved Solids
In the evc�t th� dissolvecl solids cantent o` the contact c•�ater e�tceeds
1,000 mg/1, a w�ter ciisplacement ot the s�..t carr,on s•;ith low dissolved
solids water will be required to eliminate reacti�atica probl�*ns.
E, pH
The p:I of tiie contact or ti�tive �•:a�2r s1k�11 not b� less thas7 pH = 4.0
or yreater t1�an pH = 9_0.
F. Tem�rature
The temp:a-ature of the contact or r.fltive �•rater sha11 r_ot be greater
than 150°F.
1\dI'i� 2 :
The Spent Carb�n and the r��ive water �'_:all be £ree of any d�ris or
er,traneous un�nzr.ities �•inich could caus� transfer ancl handl?ng probler.s,
or could foul or damaye any equiln�nt �?d to store, trans=er and transport
the S�nt Carbon. De.�,�rrage of th� B.� � Carbon Deli�>ery Trailer resulting
fro_n transier problems caused by debris or extr�Zeous im�urities on
tYie c:irbon or in th� n�ntive water shall kk ior t�h account of the Subscrik�er..
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The Spent Car'non r.iust be able to be reactivated by Calyon Corporation
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in a laborato�y fui�.ce to a miniz�naa Iodine L1u�ber of 800 and a minimum
carLron tetracnloride rnudaer of 45. S:ould Calgon be unable to reactivate
Spesit Carbon to these conditions, due to fouli,ng referred to in Notes 1
and 2, the replac�nt o` the Spent Casbon by the Subscribzx� at t'he
then-current publish�d price £or Filtsasorb 200 will be for the account
of the Su�scriber.
td0'I'E 4:
The �Iarranty as e::pressed in I�ticle 11.1 is contingen� upon the filtess
being continu�lly o�rat�1 according to the fo1la��ing param�eters:
A. Service ilo:a rates to k,� main`ain�3 at belo-�a a 2.0 gpn/ft2 maxim�n.
B.
C�J
The filters are �o b� bacr�aashed according to the reccm�n3ations of
Calgon C��-poration. Granul.ar Car�n loss mast k�z maintainecl ]�lo�r�
those s�ifiec] �n A� �icle 3.5.
The filters nn�st be iree of notic2able slim� and alga� deposits.
Sufficient pre-chlor_ination must be applied so as to rnaintain the
filters i.n tliis clean condition.
D. The filters must be m�int�zin� and o�erated witr�in the guidelines outlinai
by the F9isconsin D��rtm�nt of Natural Resources for t`iwzicipal �table
ti,rater in all res�cts.
E. Prior to placinc a filter on line, it should b2 back�;�sh�l with chlorinatecl
svater to reduce s1ir;� and alyae deposits.
City of Osh?;osh, �9isconsin
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With reference to Article 2.7, Calyon Corporation shall provide the
following services:
1. Water �lysis
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Calgon Co�poration shall provide special sam�le containers used to
collect influent and effluent water sasnples from Subscriber's Carbon
lulsorption Syst�n. Subscriber shall collect the samples and ship th�n
to Calgon Corporation for analysis. The Carbon Adsorpuon System
monitoring schec7ule shall be as follc�as:
Total Organic Car'r�on ('POC)
Trihalom.ethane ('i'fL'1)
- Insi=anta_neo;is Trihalo*.,.�t.han2 (I�i'IL�1)
- ^tern�su�l Trihalo;s��thane (TIr�1)
- Trihalomettiane Fonnation Potential (Tf��'P)
2. Carb�n F�nalysis
Qi�rterly
Qtk�rterly
Calgon CorFr�ration sh�ll pr.ovide sample contain�rs us�3 to collect
carl�n core s�rnples every six (6; r.�nths, and ship th� to Calgon for
analysis. Tnese s�,-!�1es shall be analyz23 for Iodine Number, Ap�arent
➢ensity and Ash (�rcent) .
3. Analyses Report
A perioclic perfosr�a��ce report will be sukxnitteci by Calgon Cor�ration to
Subscrib�,- sw7uc�rizinc� the analytical results from the influ:sit and effluent
water sampling and activated carbon s�?1ing, These test results will be
fon.�arded to the P7isconsin Denartr,��t of Natural Resources up�n rcqu2st and
after appro��al is grented by O;hl;osh i7ater.
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� I description
P'iltrasorb 100 and 200 are two grades of gramdar activated carbon
� mauufactured by C,algon for removal of dissolved a•ganic material
� � from municipal and indusCrial water supplies. Bof.h are mauu- t
factured from select gt-ades of bituminous coal to produce a high-
f- I clensity, durable granular pinduct cap161e of withsLanding the
abrasion and dynamics associated with repeated reactivation,
hydraulic transport, backwashing and mechanical handling. Actica- '
tion is carefully controlled to produce exceptionally higli internal
surface area with optimum pore size for adso�ption of a broad �
range of high and low ruolecular weiglit impuriLies. �
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purpose � . ��� ��,�>„�� -
Filtrasorb carbons perform a dual function by filLering out tuiU�dit}� s �,.� �����`,` �„
aud adsorbing dissolved organic xnaterials sucll as insecticicles, [• e ,�'�_' ��� r�`_ '-
deCergeuts, Plienols and oLlier contlminants fiom botl� natural avd `�"e �"��� � ''� f' ��d_�';�
ivdustrial sources whicli cause taste, odor aud color probiems.
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Filtrasorb carbous cui �e used to upgrade waler c;uality- using � _ •�_� �.�... _ ., _ ,
existiug rapid satid filLratiun equipment:. Used as a complete replace- — -- -,
�nent for sand or coal, Lhey fiinction as a dual purpose medium: /�
providivg both filtraiion and adsorption. As a partial replacement ��� � B��
for filter media, the}� can be used as an adsorbent to complement ��'t`
nurmal filtration processes. In either case, conversion to Filtrasorb .- �' � o � �
imposes no changes to a plant's normal filtration operations ���- ���s �e�
Vei•y large water treatment plants, or plants confrontcd �cith L �i• 0�0�
except�onally high contaminant loading, inay wish to inaestigate -'� � f o
ihe eeonomic feasibilit,Y of carbon reactivation. In most municipal g�
and inclustrial water supply ta-eatment applications, howecer, oper- +�'� `�i
aLing experience indicates that life of the original carbon bed ranges :� "� �' 4�°'
f'rom 3 to 5 years and reactication is not employed. For detailed ��'°Yt� o�
iiiformation on reactivation refer to Calgon Bulletin No. 20-5. „� ,1,� _�
advantages
° No dust--clean process
� Less l�andling—once Filtrasorb carbon is placed in the filter
bed it requires no Yurther handling iuitil replacement
• lteseive capacity of activaied carbon eliminates need for
operaliiig adjustments as raw water Guality° fluctuates
• ReactivaLion and i•euse of graimlar carbou reduces treatment co;ts
• Tmproves water qualit��, taste, odor and appeara�ice
• Rese�ve capaciLy pro�'ides safety maro n againsL w�detected
ocganic pollutants and aceidental spills of tosic o�-ganic i7�aterials
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The top rendering is a cross section of a granu�
lar activated carbon particte showing the in-
tricate pore structure which significantly adds
to the total surface area.
The� middle drawing shows water containing
phenolic molecules being exposed to the car�
bon grenule.
The bottom rendering represents the phenolic
impurities rem�ved from the water and ad-
sorbed in the inVicate pore structure of the
carbon. (Average diameter of actual pore is 0.2
millionth of an inchJ
' physical properties
FILTRASORB
100 200
'i'otal surface area, NZ R�T
method (m"-,g) .................. 850-900
Ped densitv bacl:waslied a�d
dtxim�d (Iiw�pL3 ) .... ........... 3qapprox
Yarticle deusit5� wetted in
waLer(gjcc) .................... 1.4-1.5
Uniforrnity coefficient . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.9 approx
'to be used to calculate volume requirements
specifications
F.`I�s IESIIII]
30 �g,prox
1.4-1.5
1.7 approx
FILTRASORB
100 200 100 200�
('h eical
(Specific:�tfon�) Analysis)
Sieve Size U.S. Std. Series
Larger than No. 8(max �/o). ... 15 — ld —
Larger than No. 12 (max °�o) ... — 5 — 3
Smaller than No. 30 (max °jo) .. 5 — 2—
Smaller Lhan No. 40 (max °Jo) .. — 5 — 2
Effective size (mm) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.8-0.9 0.55-0.65 0.86 0.6
Iodine Number (miu) . . . . . . . . . . . 850 850 875 875
Abrasion Number (min) . . . . . . . . . 70 70 86 83
Moisture as packed (max �/o) ..... 2 2 0.5 0.5
packaging
Filt.rasorb is pacicaged in fuur-ply kraft bags (60 Ibs nek, 61 lbs
gross). For less Lhan aie-ton quanLities, each bag is pacl;aged in a
protect ice sliipping carton- Tare weight of carLon-21bs. Available
on 42"x54" trailer-truck pallets, maximum 38 bags per pallet—
16 pallefs maximum for stdndard 40-foot Leailer; or on 48"x48"
rail car pallets, maximum 42 bags per pallet--24 pallets maxiinum
per standard 50.fook rail car. Bulk sl�ipments by truck 30,000 lbs
minimum; and by rail 50,000 ll�s minimum.
eaution
WeL activated carUon preferentially removes oxygen from air. In
closed or pflrLially closed containers and vessels, oxygen depletion
may reach hazardous levets. lf workers are to enter a�-essel con-
taining carboii, appropriate sampling and work proceclures for
potentially low-oxygen spaces should be followed, including all
applicable Federal and State requirements.
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FllTXp50RB t00 GNO FILTflA50fl9 400
SoperliCial Veloclry (GPM/F�'�
DONNFtOW VPESSURE DflOP TMROUGN A BRCKW ASNED
SEGREGRTEO BEO OF FILTflA50PB 1C0 qND FIITHASOPB 1 W
$upetlioal V¢IOCiryjGPM/FPI
For additiorz¢l informattion, contact Filtrasorb Department, TV¢ter lllanagement Division,
Calnora Corporation, P.O. Box 1346, Pittsburgh, P¢. 15230.
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