Appendix_D_-_La_Paloma_Reservoir&Booster_72_x_72-inch_Freestanding.pdf

This document is a comprehensive set of engineering drawings for the La Paloma Reclaim Reservoir Station Control Panel, created by EMA (Engineering) for Tucson Water in September 2019. The drawings include detailed schematic diagrams for a complex water control system, featuring multiple subsystems such as booster pumps, reservoir inlet/outlet valves, golf course water systems, and various monitoring and control equipment. The technical drawings cover station control panel layouts, wiring diagrams, analog loop configurations, PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) termination details, and communications wiring diagrams across 24 individual sheets.

The technical specifications reveal a sophisticated water management infrastructure with multiple interconnected systems, including reclaim water reservoirs, booster pumps, flow meters, valves, and electronic control mechanisms. The drawings indicate precise engineering for monitoring water levels, flow rates, pressure, and system status across different water management zones, with redundant control and monitoring capabilities. The design incorporates advanced electronic components like Allen-Bradley PLCs, analog input/output modules, Ethernet networking, and comprehensive instrumentation for tracking various parameters such as reservoir levels, pump statuses, valve positions, and environmental conditions.