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P16411 Pulsed Corona Water Purification Final Gate Review Aaron Weidenaar, Julian Heckbert, Brian Nally, Travis Cunningham Agenda Outcomes Project Status Test Results Deliverables Requirements Lessons Learned


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P16411 Pulsed Corona Water Purification

Final Gate Review Aaron Weidenaar, Julian Heckbert, Brian Nally, Travis Cunningham

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Agenda

  • Outcomes
  • Project Status
  • Test Results
  • Deliverables
  • Requirements
  • Lessons Learned
  • Meeting Notes
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Project Status

  • System is able to reliably generate corona underwater via

hybrid discharge in continuous flow

  • Test data was obtained showing effectiveness in batch

testing, testing with continuous treatment was not able to show effectiveness with Methylene Blue

  • Final design is interchangeable and capable of variable

flow rates

  • Test data comparing effectiveness with power

consumption was not generated

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Test Results

  • E. Coli Testing
  • 2 log reduction in e. Coli colonies after 6sec/ml

○ 99% kill rate

  • No effect at 1.5sec/ml or 3sec/ml

○ Need to study this more Methylene Blue Testing

  • Qualitative test for presence of hydroxyl
  • Effective in standard hybrid discharge

○ ~1-3sec/ml to bleach indicator

  • Ineffective in hybrid discharge

○ Ozone competes with hydroxyl to re-color indicator ○ Can tell whether ozone or hydroxyl dominates the reaction

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MSD II vs. MSD I (Schedule)

  • Team was able to complete construction and design goals

in timely manner

  • Ordering water testing materials took significantly

longer than expected

  • Safety meeting and changes led to unexpected delays
  • Due to delays, some testing was not completed

(continuous flow pathogen treatment)

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Deliverables

  • Final documents, including this presentation, have been

uploaded to the EDGE website (link below)

  • Other documentation specific to power supply

construction and design will be transferred via flash drive http://edge.rit.edu/edge/P16411/public/Home

(winners)

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Requirements

  • Most requirements were met
  • Device works as expected
  • Kills bacteria
  • Target treatment rate not met
  • Power specific performance

not found

  • Biological results were promising
  • Need further study
  • Water softening effects
  • Only in certain circumstances
  • Need further study
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Lessons Learned

  • Keeping all members of the design process actively

engaged throughout entire process is key

  • Water purity testing is difficult and expensive
  • Water treatment electrochemistry is basically magic
  • Sealing holes drilled in pipes is difficult
  • People are very interested in water purification (ARM

Contest)

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Acknowledgments:

A Huge Thanks To:

  • Dr. George Slack
  • Dr. Ali Ogut

Rob (Bob) EET