Post Treatment Workshop - March 29, 2018

Agenda: 

8:00 – 10:00 AM             

• Degasifiers
  • Primary Purposes
  • Removal of H2S, VOC’s and CO2
  • How and Why We Remove H2S, VOC’s, CO2
  • Design and Principles of Aerators and Degasifiers
  • Key Components of a Degasifier
  • Materials of Construction
  • Maintenance and Troubleshooting
• Chemical Scrubbers
  • Principles of Operation
  • Scrubber Chemistry
  • Design, Materials of Construction
  • Scrubber Components
  • Maintenance and Troubleshooting

10:00 – 10:15 AM Break

10:15 - Noon                   

Chemistry of chlorine and ammonia in potable water

• Forms of chlorine used in potable water disinfection and delivery mechanisms
• Forms of ammonia used in potable water disinfection and delivery mechanisms
• Disinfection Byproducts

• Chloramine vs. free chlorine for residual disinfection
• 4-log virus treatment and monitoring

Noon – 1PM  Lunch (provided)

1PM – 3 PM                     

Basics of corrosion

• Types of corrosion in drinking water system
• Effect of corrosion on chlorine residuals
• Mechanisms of corrosion inhibition
• Importance of pH and alkalinity on iron, copper and lead corrosion
• Indices and calculations used to predict corrosion
• Types of potable water corrosion inhibitors
• Coupon testing and corrosion studies

3PM - 4:30PM  Plant Tour

Please be advided that according to DEP rules you can not apply the same class in consecutive renewal cycle. If you are not sure if you have taken this class please call the SEDA office.

*Being lunch will be provided please contact Kelsey if you have any allergies before the day of the class so we can make arrangements*

Members: $150

Non-Members $250

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