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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWQ0003626_Flow Meter_20101210Barber, Jim From: Barnhardt, Art Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 11:02 AM To: Barber, Jim Subject: FW: flow metering Joel indicated they installed something wrong , now want us to bless it. Is that your take on this? From: Robert Zimmerman fmailto:robert zimmerman(acampbellsoup.comj • Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 4:49 PM To: Barnhardt, Art Cc: Hope Walters Subject: flow metering Art, I understand that Joel Shields is out on a medical emergency. I hope he is feeling better and can return soon. I am not sure if you and Joel have discussed an issue wehave at the Maxton sprayfield. I would like to get some guidance on your groups wishes concerning our flow metering. When we installed Field J we put in a vault next to the compressor building and installed a flow meter on the force main for field J. But when we installed. field H we tied into that force main in the middle of that force main with portions of Field J before and after the tie in. We then installed a flow meter on the line leading to Field H. Therefore the only way to record the flow to Field J would be to get the overall flow from the original meter and then subtract the flow going to field I. Is there a way we can get this to work for the reporting requirements we have in our permit? Or must additional flow meters be installed on various zones within Field J? Thanks. pob Zimmerman 1 Carnpbell.Soup .aompany. 1 Environmental Prefect Manager { GlobalEngineering Systems One Campbell Place' 11 Mail Stop 222 1 Camden, NJ.Q91Q3-1799 1 Office 856.988,4436. 1 Fax 855 9t18;2S49 1 CWI1809:504.25! rabert_ximm;arrnanac,*mplseHaaup.-corn ********************************************************************** This e-mail and any files transmitted with it may contain confidential information and is intended solely for use by the individual to whom it is addressed. If you received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender, do not disclose its contents to others and delete it from your system. ********************************************************************** 1 OfficeView Pro Message Prom: Shields, Joel x3332 To: Barber, Jim x3340 Subject: Campbell Soup Received 12/09/2010 11: 02AM Talked to Hope and she gave me the skinny on how H, I, & J are laid out. There are separate lines running off the force for each field and pivot and there is a flow meter on each pivot. There is no T or flow meter to separate J from H. I sent her Zimmermans email because she was confused too about the loop that included I. She said she would talk to Bruce and have Bruce call us after lunch to clarify. I told her that DWQ would maek a decision after we received all of the facts but each field must have a acceptable way of tracking the exact number of gallons that are applied and for how many hours. Then the ORC still has to calculate the amount of water spray irrigated in each field zone. I guess we will wait to hear from Bruce then make our decision. Joel Barber, Jim From: Barnhardt, Art Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2010 8:50 AM To: Robert Zimmerman Cc: Barber, Jim; Shields, Joel Subject: RE: flow metering Robert: I am not as familiar with how your scenario fits into our reporting requirement format, and the specific root causes of the problem. I will need to consult with Joel and Jim to get up to speed before responding. My first thought is if the subtraction method is accurate, seems to me to be a viable method of obtaining the values for reporting. Let me discuss with my guys and we will get back to you soon. Joel is back at work and in the field today, normal duty, thanks for inquiring. ArtB From: Robert Zimmerman fmailto:robert zimmerman@campbellsoup.coml Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 4:49 PM To: Barnhardt, Art Cc: Hope Walters Subject: flow metering I understand that Joel Shields is out on a medical emergency. I hope he is feeling better and can return soon. I am not sure if you and Joel have discussed an issue we have at the Maxton sprayfield. I would like to get some guidance on your groups wishes concerning our flow metering. When we installed Field J we put in a vault next to the compressor building and installed a flow meter on the force main for field J. But when we installed field H we tied into that force main in the middle of that force main with portions of Field J before and after the tie in. We then installed a flow meter on the line leading to Field H. Therefore the only way to record the flow to Field J would be to get the overall flow from the original meter and then subtract the flow going to field I. Is there a way we can get this to work for the reporting requirements we have in our permit? Or must additional flow meters be installed on various zones within Field J? Thanks. 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