Wastewater Breakout Video

Description

September 2nd

Wastewater is a broadly descriptive term generally used to mean any water that has been used by people and discharged into a sewer system. Sources of wastewater include domestic residences, commercial properties, industrial operations or agriculture.  Municipal wastewater contains a broad spectrum of contaminants resulting from the mixing of wastewaters from different sources. Pollutants within wastewater can include pathogens (e.g., bacteria, viruses, and microscopic parasites), organic particles, soluble organic material, inorganic particles, toxins (e.g., pesticides, poisons, and herbicides), pharmaceuticals, household wastes, and even dissolved gasses.  This breakout session includes several technologies and case studies that are focused on this segment of the industry.

• 1:25 – Opening Remarks – Session Chair
• 1:30 – “Test of ZVI based Water Treatment System for Removal of Complex Selenium in Groundwater” – Alex Korff, Hoganas
• 2:00 – “Treating PFOS and PFOA at an Airport” – Patrick McKeown, ECT2
• 2:30 – “Cutting Edge Technologies for PFAS Removal from Groundwater and Leachate” – Ivan Cooper, Civil & Environmental
• 3:00 – Break in the Exhibit Hall – Carolina Ballroom
• 3:30 – “Utilizing Molecular Biological Tools to Address Nitrogen Transformation in Wastewater Treatment” – Dora Taggart, Microbial Insights
• 4:00 – “Common and Unique Field Tools for Wastewater Monitoring” – Ted Witteman, Pine Environmental
• 4:30 – “High Concentration PFAS Treatment” – AnnieLu DeWitt, Clean Harbors
• 5:00 – Adjourn