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City plans pilot test of ceramic membrane filters at water plant; state requires pilot data
Summary
City staff recommended a pilot study for ceramic membrane filters at the water treatment plant; staff estimated the pilot would cost about $50,000 for an eight‑week skid rental and said it is required by state engineers before approving a full installation.
Crossville — City water resources staff presented a recommendation to contract with Wofford Engineering to run a pilot test of ceramic membrane filters at the municipal water treatment plant, saying the state requires site‑specific pilot data before approving ceramic membrane installations.
Joe Kirby, the city’s water resources supervisor, told council that existing…
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