RBD — Municipal Water Treatment Works
Annual potable-output reliability of a treatment works: 3-of-4 raw water pumps, duplicated filter trains, UV, and a warm-standby chlorine dosing pair with an explicit dormancy factor.
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title "Municipal water treatment works — potable output"
mission 8760h
block intake "Raw water intake screens" mtbf: 26000h mttr: 12h
block pump1 "Raw water pump 1" mtbf: 15000h mttr: 24h
block pump2 "Raw water pump 2" mtbf: 15000h mttr: 24h
block pump3 "Raw water pump 3" mtbf: 15000h mttr: 24h
block pump4 "Raw water pump 4" mtbf: 15000h mttr: 24h
block coag "Coagulation and clarification" mtbf: 43000h mttr: 8h
block filtA "Rapid gravity filter train A" mtbf: 20000h mttr: 16h
block filtB "Rapid gravity filter train B" mtbf: 20000h mttr: 16h
block uv "UV disinfection reactor" mtbf: 30000h mttr: 6h
block cl2 "Chlorine dosing, duty" mtbf: 12000h mttr: 4h
block cl2s "Chlorine dosing, standby" mtbf: 12000h mttr: 4h
block contact "Contact tank and final water" mtbf: 500000h mttr: 48h
# Three of four pumps carry design flow. The standby doser is warm rather
# than cold: it is kept primed, so it degrades at about 15% of duty rate.
series {
intake
kofn 3 of 4 { pump1; pump2; pump3; pump4 }
coag
parallel { filtA; filtB }
uv
standby warm { primary: cl2; spare: cl2s; switch: 0.98; dormancy: 0.15 }
contact
}