2011
DOI: 10.2175/193864711802862545
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Evaluation of the WERF Life Cycle Assessment Manager for Energy Recovery (LCAMER) Tool for Two Complex Facilities

Abstract: While residuals (solids) management is a demanding and costly component of wastewater treatment, wastewater residuals also represent an opportunity for energy recovery and for reducing overall treatment costs. Wastewater utilities are interested in moderating the impacts of volatile electric power costs and in enhancing their environmental sustainability.Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF) developed the Life Cycle Assessment Manager for Energy Recovery (LCAMER) spreadsheet-based tool in 2006 for the p… Show more

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“…The financial comparison of the five cogeneration alternatives is presented in more detail by Surti et al (2011) and is summarized in Table 2. The ICE technology's lifecycle financial benefit at about $5,500,000 was estimated to be more than twice the financial benefit from the secondbest technology for SCBWRF, the gas turbine technology (at about $2,400,000).…”
Section: Selection Of Cogeneration Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The financial comparison of the five cogeneration alternatives is presented in more detail by Surti et al (2011) and is summarized in Table 2. The ICE technology's lifecycle financial benefit at about $5,500,000 was estimated to be more than twice the financial benefit from the secondbest technology for SCBWRF, the gas turbine technology (at about $2,400,000).…”
Section: Selection Of Cogeneration Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%