W115 Aeration 101: The Fundamentals Track: Municipal Wastewater Treatment Process ; Facility Operations When: Saturday, October 10, 2009, 8:30am - 5:00pm Where: Orange County Convention Center, Room 303A, Level 3 “Aeration 101” will provide design personnel, operational staff, utility administrators, and students with the theoretical and practical fundamentals needed to effectively evaluate and select aeration systems. The workshop will meet the needs of a wide spectrum of professionals who will benefit from developing or enhancing their understanding of: Fundamental principles of aeration, from oxygen transfer rates, to computing oxygen requirements, to blower building layouts The importance in the design, operation, and maintenance of aeration systems to optimize both plant performance and plant economics The significance of aeration systems including to the carbon footprint of wastewater systems Through exercises, participants will practice determining secondary treatment system oxygen requirements and blower sizing. They will have the opportunity for hands-on review of aeration equipment during breaks. A faculty with extensive knowledge in the fundamental principles, design, and operation of aeration systems provide additional benefits for attendees. Chair Doug Barber, CH2M HILL Co-Chair Diego Rosso, University of California Irvine Speakers Alvin Firmin, CDM Scott Matthews, Turblex James Mueller, Manhattan College Dave Redmon, Redmon Engineering Dana Rippon, CH2M HILL Michael Stenstrom, University of California, Los Angeles View the full workshop description.           Back to previous screen   Add this to my personal planner   View my Personal Planner