美国awpf污水净化设备/

发布于：2023-05-05 18:20:57

Advanced Water Purification Facility

位置：美国

分类：工业建筑

内容：实景照片

图片：15张

建筑设计：Mainstreet Architects与Planners公司共同设计
图片来源：Mainstreet Architects

Mainstreet Architects与Planners公司共同设计的awpf污水净化设备，位于美国加利福尼亚。面对用水量的不断增加的压力，加利福尼亚南部的奥克斯纳德市政府想要通过GREAT项目来减少生活用水和工业用水。
GREAT项目的核心在于设计一个先进的污水净化设备（awpf），不仅可以使得废水进行多次利用，更能很好的管理和规划水资源。Awpf设备包括五个独立的子设备，每天可以提供25000000加仑（MGD）再生水。面对不可再生资源的日益减少，社区作为生活用水消耗量最大的地方，有必要参与到这个项目，并教育社区里的居民要节约用水。
再生水示范湿地，是为了研究再生水对自然湿地的影响而设计的。该项目净化的再生水还用于种植粮食，浇灌公园和灌溉高尔夫球场。

译者：砖头

With the ever-increasing challenges of water use in Southern California the City of Oxnard has set itself apart from other municipalities through its efforts to reduce imported water used to service their residents, businesses, and farmers by way of the GREAT Program.
Engagement of the community is a critical when faced with diminishing natural resources, and ownership in its preservation comes through education of the public. As part of the GREAT Program, the Advanced Water Purification Facility (AWPF) not only conditions wastewater for eventual reuse, but provides a place for water treatment education and water resource management to occur.
The reclaimed water is used in the demonstration wetlands to study the effects of treated water on similar natural wetlands like the Ormond Beach wetlands east of the project site. Other intended uses of the water include irrigation of edible food crops, city parks, and golf courses. Groundwater will be protected through the injection of reclaimed water into the groundwater basin to inhibit seawater intrusion.
The AWPF is comprised of five separate process-oriented facilities which will provide 25 million gallons a day (MGD) of reclaimed water to the City. A free standing education/administration building serving as a Science Center is the public’s first impression of the AWPF and serves as the beginning for tours of the process facility. This transition is further emphasized through the use of bridges which deliver visitors over demonstration wetlands that surround the Science Center.
The Advanced Water Purification Facility is a LEED Gold certified project designed by Mainstreet Architects + Planners, Inc. in association with CH2M Hill and the City of Oxnard.
The reclaimed water is used in the demonstration wetlands to study the effects of treated water on similar natural wetlands like the Ormond Beach wetlands east of the project site. Other intended uses of the water include irrigation of edible food crops, city parks, and golf courses. Groundwater will be protected through the injection of reclaimed water into the groundwater basin to inhibit seawater intrusion.
The Advanced Water Purification Facility is a LEED Gold certified project designed by Mainstreet Architects + Planners, Inc. in association with CH2M Hill and the City of Oxna