Exhibit Hall Innovation Learning Center

Challenges and Innovations in De-Centralized Wastewater Treatment

SWRCB Wastewater: 0.025 CEU

CWEA: .3 Contact Hours

Practice Area: Collection Systems, Operations & Maintenance

Agencies are plagued with cost and resource burdens associated with wastewater maintenance addressing Fats/Oils/Grease, Corrosion, Odors, Pathogens, Organics, Food Waste and Industrial discharges..
Innovations in De-Centralized Wastewater technologies have developed, evolved, and been implemented with dramatic results. The cases we will present highlight advantages of aeration, ozone, mixing and more.

Learner Outcomes:

• Recognize issues found in wastewater conveyance systems.
• Assess problematic conveyance system issues.
• Define and compare various wastewater technologies.

Level: Intermediate; working knowledge of subject matter / journeyman level staff

Learning Center Speaker(s)

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  Lewis Titus

  Vice President
  Titus Industrial Group Inc
  Prineville, OR

Track Facilitator(s)

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  Gary Warren

  Senior Civil Engineer / Supervisor of Wastewater Design Section
  EBMUD
  Oakland, California