OSHA/CDC New Rules and COVID 19
Safe And Sound 2021
https://www.osha.gov/safeandsoundweek Safe + Sound Week is a nationwide event held each August that recognizes the successes of workplace health and safety programs and offers information and ideas on how to keep America’s workers safe.
In 2021, for the duration of this week, WasteWater Education 501(c)3 made our online/on demand CEU series free for general viewing with our thanks to Travis Vance and Patrick W. Dennison of Fisher Phillips LLP.
As a public service we are leaving the core presentation as open source/open access. If you would like to take this and other classes in this series for CEU or PDH Credit – please see our web site at https://wastewatereducation.org/onlineclasses.html WasteWater Education does not collect, track or share personal information for publicly available events.
Did you miss Dr. Sohan Shrestha’s research presentation
Watch it here!
From novice to ninja! Beneficial aspects of iron salts and iron rich waterworks sludge.
“MulFe Concept – saga from novice to ninja”
| If you missed this you can catch it on our YouTube Channel https://youtu.be/L82CSAHLTJ0 |
| Dr. Sohan Shrestha |
Mechanistic understanding of multiple beneficial aspects of iron-salts & iron-rich waterworks sludge uses in integrated urban wastewater system – Lessons learned from lab-scale, pilot, & field studies
Dr. Sohan Shrestha completed his PhD in 2020 from Advanced Water Management Centre (AWMC), School of Chemical Engineering, The University of Queensland (UQ), Brisbane, Australia. Currently, he works as researcher & water treatment operator for Arris Water Pty Ltd.
Hosted by Board Member Ben Kele
JOIN US via Zoom:
Monday June 28th – 4-5.30PM PT
(7-8.30PM EST)
9-10.30 AM TUESDAY June 29th. AEST
There is no fee to attend.
Register here!
There has been growing interest in integrated iron(Fe)-salts or waterworks Fe-rich sludge uses for system-wide operation, aiming to reduce the overall chemical footprint of urban water utilities.
The multiple beneficial uses of iron (either in the form of iron-salt or iron-rich sludge) in sewer system and downstream wastewater treatment plant in an integrated manner have found to achieve sulfide removal in sewers (decreasing sewer odour and corrosion), phosphorus (P) removal during wastewater treatment, hydrogen sulfide (H2S) removal during digester biogas generation, including improving the sludge settleability and dewaterability during wastewater treatment processes.
When adopting such integrated strategy of in-sewer iron-dosing, iron is reused four times during transit through the treatment chain of urban wastewater system thereby substantially reducing chemical usages.
The project outcomes identified clear opportunities for water and wastewater utilities to collaborate, and share the benefits, providing water/wastewater services in a cost-effective manner albeit with improved environmental sustainability.
The current presentation will primarily shed light on the underlying mechanism behind some key beneficial aspects when implementing iron-dosing in integrated sewer-wastewater treatment plant.
EArth Day 2021
Session Three of “It’s ALL about the money, isn’t it?” will take place on April 22.
Never has it been more important to be able to predict how climate will impact community water and wastewater systems of any size!
It’s ALL about the money! Session Two now available
Session One: watershed modeling
It’s ALL about the money isn’t it?
Model. Monitor. Map. Maintain. Manage.
Tools for crunching numbers: For communities of any size.
This 8 week Symposium is an opportunity to learn from the best how to make wise, affordable and sustainable wastewater decisions for your community.
All events can be attended live or viewed later as an on-demand recording.
To view the individual sessions or register for all 8 go to
https://wastewatereducation.org/symposium.html
Session One: Watershed Modeling Tools is now available here.
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