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JDS Uniphase /Lumentum

JDS Uniphase /Lumentum

Tank Certification in 2004 and 2009

In 2003, JDS Uniphase acquired the facility from Readrite, and continued some of the operations generating wastewater. However, the existing treatment system was not designed to process such wastewater. SRI designed and installed a separate transfer system, bypassing the exiting treatment facility, complete with pH monitoring and flow recorder.

San Jose, Ca. Facility – Arsenic and HF removal systems

In 2000 JDS Uniphase acquired Spectra Diode in San Jose, with an existing treatment system installed in an underground vault. By 2004 this system was rusted and creating a possible long term problem. SRI, designed, fabricated and installed an above ground treatment package unit capable of treating the Arsenic and HF wastewater generated from their operation. Chemical Precipitation Technology was utilized to accomplish this treatment. This project was completed within budget and schedule.

San Jose, Ca. Facility – PBR Certification.

SRI has successfully completed multiple Tank Certifications for JDSU, guaranteeing adherence to California Code Regulation Title 22. This essential procedure ensures the secure and environmentally responsible functioning of JDSU’s tank systems. SRI meticulously examined the design, installation, maintenance, and testing protocols of hazardous substance-containing tank systems, taking corrective measures as required. By conducting thorough inspections and ultimately certifying the wastewater treatment systems, SRI effectively averted any potential leaks or spills. JDSU has demonstrated steadfast dedication to environmental preservation through these tank certifications, which are renewed every five years.

Waste Water Neutralization Calculations_U S

1. Caustic Addition – (pH is too low and must be raised)
Instructions: Enter values in blue boxes. Spreadsheet calculates values in yellow boxes
Inputs
Calculations

gmp

WW Flow Rate, Qww =

gal/day

Moles/L of OH needed =

moles/L

Incoming pH, pHin =

NaOH rate needed =

moles/day

Desired pH, pHout =

Caustic solution rate =

lb/day

Caustic sol’n % NaOH =

Caustic solution rate =

gal/day

Caustic sol’n density, ρ =

lb/gal

Daily cost of caustic =

$/day

Caustic solution cost =

$/lb

Wastewater Neutralization Calculations – U.S. units
1. Caustic Addition – (pH is too low and must be raised)
Instructions: Enter values in blue boxes. Spreadsheet calculates values in yellow boxes
Inputs

gmp

WW Flow Rate, Qww =

gal/day

Incoming pH, pHin =

Desired pH, pHout =

Caustic sol’n % NaOH =

Caustic sol’n density, ρ =

lb/gal

Caustic solution cost =

$/lb

Calculations

Moles/L of OH needed =

moles/L

NaOH rate needed =

moles/day

Caustic solution rate =

lb/day

Caustic solution rate =

gal/day

Daily cost of caustic =

$/day

Wastewater Neutralization Calculations – U.S. units
2. Acid Addition – (pH is too high and must be lowered)
Instructions: Enter values in blue boxes. Spreadsheet calculates values in yellow boxes
Inputs
Calculations

gmp

WW Flow Rate, Qww =

gal/day

Moles/L of H+ needed =

moles/L

Incoming pH, pHin =

H2SO4 rate needed =

moles/day

Desired pH, pHout =

Acid solution rate =

lb/day

Acid sol’n % H2SO4 =

Acid solution rate =

gal/day

Acid sol’n density, ρ =

lb/gal

Daily cost of acid =

$/day

Acid solution cost =

$/lb

Wastewater Neutralization Calculations – U.S. units
2. Acid Addition – (pH is too high and must be lowered)
Instructions: Enter values in blue boxes. Spreadsheet calculates values in yellow boxes
Inputs

gmp

WW Flow Rate, Qww =

gal/day

Incoming pH, pHin =

Desired pH, pHout =

Acid sol’n % H2SO4 =

Acid sol’n density, ρ =

lb/gal

Acid solution cost =

$/lb

Calculations

Moles/L of H+ needed =

moles/L

H2SO4 rate needed =

moles/day

Acid solution rate =

lb/day

Acid solution rate =

gal/day

Daily cost of acid =

$/day