Exhibit_A.pdf
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- De-Ionization System Cylinder Maintenance
- Solicitation number
- IFB25-0170
- Issued by
- Orange County, Orlando City, Florida
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This document is an Exhibit A Flow Diagram for De-ionization Systems from the Procurement and Contracts Division, detailing water filtration processes for three specific locations: Iron Bridge Laboratory, Iron Bridge Operations, and Water Conserv II. Each location has a unique water treatment workflow that transforms tap water through multiple filtration stages including filters (ranging from 1 to 0.2 microns), pumps, water softeners, carbon tanks, reverse osmosis (R.O.) membranes, storage tanks, de-ionization (D.I.) tanks, and ultraviolet (U.V.) light treatment before reaching the laboratory.
The flow diagrams demonstrate a sophisticated multi-stage water purification process, with each location having slight variations in equipment and number of filtration stages. Specific technical components include 20" and 10" filters, 1 and 0.2 micron specifications, water softeners, carbon tanks, R.O. membranes, storage tanks with vents, multiple D.I. tanks, recirculating pumps, and U.V. light treatment. The systems appear designed to progressively remove impurities and ions to produce highly purified water for laboratory use, with increasing complexity and filtration stages across the three different locations.
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De-ionization System Cylinder Maintenance IFB25-0170
Procurement and Contracts Division Page: 1
EXHIBIT “A”
FLOW DIAGRAM FOR DE-IONIZATION SYSTEMS
1. IRON BRIDGE LABORATORY
Tap Water → 20” Filter, 1 micron → Pump → Water Softener → Carbon Tank →
10” Filter, 1 micron → R.O. Pre-Filter, 1 micron, 10”, → R.O. Membrane and 9-7/8” 1 micron filter → Storage Tank With Vent, 10” Filter, 0.2 micron, → Pump → D.I. Tanks (three) → Re-circulating Pump → D.I. Tank (1), polishing → U.V. Light → 20” Post Filter 0.2 micron →
LAB
2. IRON BRIDGE OPERATIONS
Tap Water → Pump → 20” Filter, 1 micron → Water Softener → Carbon Tank →
R.O, 10” Pre-Filter, 1 micron, → R.O. Membrane → Storage Tank → Pump →
10” Filter, 0.2 micron, → D.I. Tanks (two) → LAB
3. WATER CONSERV II
Tap Water → 20” Filter, 1 micron → Water Softener → Carbon Tank →
R.O. Pre-Filter, 1 micron, 10” → R.O. Membrane → Storage Tank With Vent, Filters (two), 0.2 micron, → Re-circulating Pump → D.I. Tank (4) → Big Blue 15-1
Filters (three), 0.2 micron, → U.V. Light → LAB
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