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This document is a presentation slide titled 'Floridan Aquifer Plant Issues' detailing technical challenges regarding water storage, recovery, and treatment. It outlines concerns such as energy costs, increasing salinity in pumping wells, membrane maintenance, and waste disposal via deep injection wells. The document bears a Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016660', indicating it is part of a document production for the House Oversight Committee.
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"Potential increased energy costs associated with lifting water and impacts to adjacent users"Source
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"Some pumping wells become saltier (up-coning of more saline water from below or laterally along coast)"Source
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"Estimated 125% of raw water to meet treated water demands"Source
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FLORIDAN AQUIFER PLANT ISSUES
Floridan Aquifers can be used for both Aquifer Storage and Recovery and source water
Potential increased energy costs associated with lifting water and impacts to adjacent users
Potential for decline in water quality over time
~ Some pumping wells become saltier (up-coning of more saline water from below or laterally along coast)
~ Membrane design and periodic replacement
~ Blending with Surficial Aquifer water
Estimated 125% of raw water to meet treated water demands
Concentrate disposal via deep injection well
Potential increased energy costs associated with lifting water and impacts to adjacent users
Potential for decline in water quality over time
~ Some pumping wells become saltier (up-coning of more saline water from below or laterally along coast)
~ Membrane design and periodic replacement
~ Blending with Surficial Aquifer water
Estimated 125% of raw water to meet treated water demands
Concentrate disposal via deep injection well
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