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1 Biosolids Planning – Core Team Meeting
City of Bellingham June 9, 2017

2 Health & Safety Minute: Back Care

3 Back Injuries are Common!
80% of Americans will have a back injury at some time Back injuries are the second most common cause of missing work (one million injuries per year) Injured backs are susceptible to re-injury Can lead to chronic pain Brown and Caldwell

4 Back Injury Prevention
Nutrition Keep those extra pounds off to avoid overloading your back Exercise Keeps us flexible and works those “supporting” muscles Posture Lift with your legs Keep moving

5 Agenda Topic Description Leader Introduction (5 mins)
Review agenda and meeting objectives Ian Offsite Assessment (10 mins) Overview of the offsite assessment that was conducted to identify “representative” sites as the basis for the Phase 1 TBL+ evaluation. Preliminary Layouts (10 mins) Overview of the preliminary process layouts at Post Point that form the basis of the Phase 1 TBL+ Steve Preliminary SWEET and GHG Accounting Results (15 minutes) Overview of SWEET and GHG Accounting approach Review of preliminary results and assumptions Preliminary TBL+ (90 mins) Summary of public input on TBL+ criteria Review preliminary TBL+ scoring (draft inputs for all categories are now available except cost factors) Confirm scoring approach and if criteria weighting is needed Susanna Next Steps (10 mins) Action Items Brown and Caldwell

6 Brown and Caldwell

7 Offsite Assessment Brown and Caldwell

8 Offsite Assessment Objective
Determine if an offsite alternative is viable for consideration Evaluated parcels within and near Bellingham for viability either as a soil blending site or as a remote solids processing facility Assumed trucking dewatered cake to an off-site facility (aka, Alternative 3) would need to be limited to within 25 miles of Post Point Assumed pumping undigested sludge to an offsite facility (aka Alternative 4) would need to be limited to within 10 miles of Post Point Brown and Caldwell

9 Offsite Considerations
Advantages Easier implementation of co-digestion Reduces trucking and neighborhood impacts to Fairhaven Economy of scale/regional option Could preserve future capacity for Post Point Liquids treatment Could open door to privatization options Disadvantages Land purchase Permitting Conveyance from Post Point Operations staff at 2 locations Brown and Caldwell

10 Confirmed: Offsite Areas Available
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11 Preliminary Layouts Brown and Caldwell

12 Conceptual Alternatives
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13 Baseline: Post Point Today
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14 Alternative 1: Class B Digestion, Land Application
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15 Alternative 2: Class B Digestion + Dryer, Dried Fertilizer Product
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16 Alternative 3: Class A Digestion Onsite, Soil Blend Production Offsite
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17 Alternative 3: Class A Digestion Onsite, Soil Blend Production Offsite
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18 Alternative 4: Off-Site Class A Digestion and Soil Blend Production
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19 Future: Planning for Expansion
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20 Preliminary SWEET/GHG Accounting Results
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21 Alternative Average Daily Output Summary (Year 2035)
SWEET Output Alternative Average Daily Output Summary (Year 2035) Baseline Alt 1 Alt 2 Alt 3 Alt 4 Final Product, Wet (WT/day) 6 51 12 105 NG Req. (cf/day) 27120 Electricity Req. (kWh/day) 10345 9549 14721 10146 13329 Power Generation (kWh/day) 21019 23194 Net Power (kWh/day)* -11471 -13048 -9865 No. of Trucks Required (trucks/day) 0.19 1.71 0.61 5.02 3.50 Vehicle Fuel Consumed (gal/day) 17 154 24 38 26 Digester Gas Produced (scf/day)** 364970 402725 Methane Produced (scf/day)** 218982 241635 Polymer Use (kg/day) 191 215 202 *Negative net power represents power consumed; positive new power represents power produced **Alt 1,3,4, 90% biogas utilized in cogen. Alt 2, 70% biogas utilized in dryer. Remaining biogas is flared for all alternatives. Major Assumptions: Material dryness: Dewatered cake is 22% dry, dried product is 92% dry Volatile solids destruction: Mesophilic is 58%, TPAD is 64% Soil blend is 2:1:1 biosolids, sand, and sawdust (on a volume basis) Trucks can carry 30 tons or 35 cubic yards of material (dried product bulk density is 60% of water) Roundtrip trucking distances: 450 miles for Class B cake, 200 miles for dried product, 20 miles to offsite facility, 20 miles for local distribution of soil blend

22 GHG Accounting Major Assumptions:
Bellingham Phase 1 Alternative Output Summary Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Tonne CO2e/year Baseline Alt 1 Alt 2 Alt 3 Alt 4 Scope 1 Consumption of Natural Gas 525 Consumption of Vehicle Fuel 65 658 91 142 97 Fugitive Emissions 1217 233 122 329 Scope 1 Total 1807 891 214 471 426 Scope 2 Electricity Required 1767 1631 2515 1733 2277 Power Generated -3591 -3962 Scope 2 Total -1959 -2229 -1685 Scope 3 Production of Polymer 628 707 663 Production of Natural Gas 139 Production of Vehicle Fuel 11 107 15 23 16 Scope 3 Total 777 814 722 686 678 Credits Fertilizer Offset -781 -698 Carbon Sequestration -1027 -918 Credits Total -1808 -1616 Total, Tonne CO2e/Year 4350 (2063) 1642 (2688) (2197) Difference from Baseline (6413) (2708) (7038) (6547) Major Assumptions: Energy: kg/kWh, 53 kg/MMBtu natural gas, 2.7 kg/liter diesel Fertilizer offset: 4 kg/kg-N, 2 kg/kg-P Carbon sequestration: 0.25 kg/kg-dry of biosolids Brown and Caldwell

23 Preliminary TBL+ Results
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24 TBL+ Comparison of Alternatives
8 E2 Global Impact 7 E1 Local Impact 6 S2 Assets E2 Global Impact 5 S1 Health & Safety S1 Health & Safety Number of Objectives Met 4 F2 Life Cycle $ F2 Life Cycle $ E2 Global Impact 3 F1 Capital $ F1 Capital $ E1 Local Impact E1 Local Impact E1 Local Impact 2 T2 Efficiency T2 Efficiency S2 Assets S2 Assets S2 Assets 1 T1 Reliability/ Performance T1 Reliability/ Performance S1 Health & Safety T1 Reliability/ Performance Ideal Alternative Alt. 1 Alt. 3 Alt. 4

25 TBL+ Spreadsheet Brown and Caldwell

26 Next Steps Brown and Caldwell

27 Next Steps Complete cost estimates Finalize Phase 1 TBL+ evaluation
TBL+ Workshop Schedule regulatory check ins Draft Technical Memorandum 1 Community Workshop and Council Briefing Final Phase 1 Technical Memorandum Proceed to Phase 2 Brown and Caldwell


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