I/I Mitigation Programs, Septic to Sewer Options, Smart Sewers
Prepared by FWEA’s Collection Systems Committee, this virtual seminar will discuss approaches to I/I reduction, available options to convert septic to sewer, and successful smart sewer programs. The seminar will take place over the course of 3 days: Nov 4th, 11th, and 18th from 12pm - 1pm each day.
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Day 3 features:
Biowin/Modeling Presentation
presented by: Matt Tebow, Kimley and Horn
SCADA Basics for Process Control
presented by: David Eike, McKim & Creed
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I/I Mitigation Programs, Septic to Sewer Options, Smart Sewers
Prepared by FWEA’s Collection Systems Committee, this virtual seminar will discuss approaches to I/I reduction, available options to convert septic to sewer, and successful smart sewer programs. The seminar will take place over the course of 3 days: Nov 4th, 11th, and 18th from 12pm - 1pm each day.
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Day 4 features:
Enhanced Domestic Primary Wastewater Treatment Utilizing Pile Cloth Media
Filtration for Operational Savings and the Impact on Downstream BNR Process
presented by: John Dyson, Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.
Wastewater Treatment/Reuse, Biosolids, and Effluent Disposal
presented by: Todd Swingle, Toho Water Authority
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I/I Mitigation Programs, Septic to Sewer Options, Smart Sewers
Prepared by FWEA’s Collection Systems Committee, this virtual seminar will discuss approaches to I/I reduction, available options to convert septic to sewer, and successful smart sewer programs. The seminar will take place over the course of 3 days: Nov 4th, 11th, and 18th from 12pm - 1pm each day.
more info...
Our fall quarterly luncheon is creeping upon us! Don't forget to sign up and join us. This event will serve as our in-person lunch event for 2020 to resume in-person quarterly meetings. Our presenters will be performing a virtual presentation to our live audience due to travel and attendance complications, but this event will continue as an in-person event to promote networking and facilitate good technical discussions during the Q&A component of the presentations. Please note that we will be practicing social distance and the restaurant has implemented the following procedures to ensure the safety of our guests:
- limiting capacity to 50%
- sanitize every night
- perform a deep clean of the whole restaurant every week
- reduced the number of tables in the restaurant
Topic: A Case Study for Planning and Design of a Hillsborough County Valrico AWTP 2.35 MW Solar Photovoltaic Generation Facility
Speaker: Hernando Montoya, PE, Hillsborough County Project Manager and Don Pettigrew, PE, McKim & Creed Project Manager
Topics presented will include the
- Sustainability and Green initiatives in Hillsborough County
- Energy and Sustainability Projects in Hillsborough County
- Hillsborough County, Valrico Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant energy optimization and renewable energy initiative
- TECO interconnect limitations and requirements
- PV generation optimization
- Electrical system review and analysis
- Plant electrical system improvements
- Photovoltaic system design
- Maintenance considerations
- Return on investment
| Early Registration Cost | At the Door Cost | |
| Member | $25 | $30 |
| Non-Member | $35 | $40 |
| Student | $10 | $15 |
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Day 5 features:
Construction Story: Needs, Challenges and Successes of the San Carlos
Pumping Station Rehabilitation
presented by: TBD
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