W205 WEF/WERF Understanding Odor and Corrosion in Collection Systems: State of the Science Track: Collection Systems ; Odors and Air Emissions When: Sunday, October 11, 2009, 8:30am - 5:00pm Where: Orange County Convention Center, Room 311A, Level 3 Odor and corrosion in a wastewater collection system are significant issues for utilities. This workshop will provide state-of-the-art information on odor and corrosion assessment, measurement, characterization, monitoring, and prevention. Participants will improve their understanding of: Sources of odor and corrosion in collection systems Treatment options to reduce liquid-phase dissolved sulfide concentrations Compounds that are important to odors and corrosion Mechanisms by which compounds transfer from the liquid to the gas phase Movement of air in the headspace of the collection system The relevant models or tools available Attendees will also gain insights to how utilities around the country are responding to public complaints and their practical approaches to odor problems that have been shown to be effective. Chair Raymond Porter, CH2M HILL Co-Chair Matthew Ward, CH2M HILL Speakers Dirk Apgar, King County, Washington Bob Bowker, Bowker and Associates Tom Card, EMC Steve Davidson, B&C Chris Easter, CH2M HILL Jim Joyce, Odor and Corrosion Technology Consultants Mark Smith, HDR Engineering, Inc. Matthew Ward, CH2M HILL Phillip Wolstenholme, Brown and Caldwell View the full workshop description.           Back to previous screen   Add this to my personal planner   View my Personal Planner