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Once Geothermal Heat Pump System was installed then System was Flushed and Purged. New home in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Flushing and purging a Geothermal Heat Pump System is very important to remove air bubbles. Air bubbles in a system will cause cavitations in heat pumps and loss of heat transfer. Flushing and purging also removes debris, and allows for installation of antifreeze solution. 30% Tax Credit for installing Geothermal Heat Pumps. Video created by owner of property. For more information http://www.igshpa.okstate.edu

Installing Ductwork, Piping and Geothermal Heat Pumps in a new home in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Both a supply and return duct was installed in each room except no return in bathrooms and kitchen. Piping from the ground loop through the attic to the geothermal heat pumps was installed. A 2, 3 and 4 ton Geothermal Heat Pumps installed and connected to ground loops and ductwork. 30% Tax Credit for installing Geothermal Heat Pumps. Video created by owner of property. For more information http://www.igshpa.okstate.edu

Creating the Header for Geothermal Heat Pump System for a new home in Stillwater, Oklahoma. 6 boreholes were drilled 300 feet deep, a ground loop installed and the boreholes were grouted. A header connecting all 6 ground loops were installed with reverse return which allows each loop to have the same inlet and outlet pressure. Used to cancel the effects of pressure loss along the header. 30% Tax Credit for installing Geothermal Heat Pumps. Video created by owner of property. For more information http://www.igshpa.okstate.edu


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The water and sewer department is responsible for repairing leaks in water and sewer lines, installing new water meters and unclogging sewer mains and small water/sewer line extensions.

The supervisor for this department is Brett Gipson and he can be reached at 968-2316.

Water:
Stroud Lake (14,684 AF) supplies water to a treatment plant that provides the community with 1,500,000 GPD capacity.  Consumption ranges from 245,000 to 400,000 GPD.  Processed water demands from 350 gallons-per-minute to 800 gallons-per-minute instantaneous demand are available, onsite at 65-76 psi pressures.

Water System
Storage Capacity Daily Consumption Pressure In Mains Source - Capacity
Ground: 260,000 GPD Max: 1,100,000 GPD 75 PSI Lake - 1,200,000 GPD
Elevated: 1,275,000 GPD Min: 245,000 GPD 60 PSI  


Sanitation and Sewage Treatment
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The city's sewer treatment plant capable of treating 230,000 gal/day, with a BOD load of up to 3300 lbs/day and a TSS load of up to 250 lbs/day. Stroud has an SBR System of treatment. The city's sewage treatment system is currently operating at approximately 67% of capacity.

Sewer Treatment Capacity and Load
Measurement Capacity Present Load
Gallons per Day 1,000,000 310,000
Population Equivalent 10,000 3,100



Employees

Water Supervisor:
Brett Gipson

Water Treatment:
Jimmy Kirk, Jr.
Jeff Bowles

Line Maintenance:
Perry Jordan
John Tipton
Nathan Moffit

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