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Have you had the time to read our July partner newsletter yet? This month, we're thinking a lot about septic systems — We feature information on our new sister program DecentralizedWastewater(.)org, our upcoming Septic Systems 101 webinar, septic-focused events from our partners, and resources on protecting septic systems from severe weather. Check it out at the link below ⬇️ #privatewells #groundwater #septicsystems #waternews

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Having the feedwater pretreatment designed to meet the Critical requirements for the Physical, Chemical and Microbiological quality of the feedwater is basic, in addition to having good operating practices with a correct design of the reverse osmosis system. Any of these three factors that is not covered will impact the performance of the System, with pretreatment being the one that causes the most problems and headaches.

If you’re attending next week’s Texas Water, we’d love for you to meet SENTRY’s Jonathan, to learn how our low-maintenance, bio-electrode sensors go where no sensor has gone before. They enable minute-by-minute snapshots of the treatability of your wastewater. Jon will be showcasing in the exhibit hall with Newman Regency Group at booth 1443.   Learn how over 600 operators around the world are relying on our first-of-its-kind biological activity and water quality monitoring sensor platform to save money, prevent environmental disasters, and reduce energy use for less than $40 a day now that they can: ·      Better understand organic loading, industrial discharge toxicity, and the impact of I&I ·      Identify toxic/imbalance events ·      Optimize aeration efficiency and carbon dosing ·      Optimize digester loading   How do we do it? We offer the only near maintenance-free sensors that can be placed either drop-in or in-line at your plant headworks or primary clarifier providing reliable, real-time influent insight like you’ve never had before. Ask how your colleagues in are reducing manual sampling by 80%, doubling biogas production, and identifying variable influent events. Matt Patrick Edward Brandon Uwe Mack Timothy Vibhu Juliana Aishwarya Abhishek Milena

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I will be presenting this topic at the upcoming AWT convention in Grand Rapids, MI, next week. While I was a water treater, a power plant customer asked me to train their seasoned operators on boiler water treatment. How do you keep a group of experienced power plant operators engaged in a "chemistry" class? I created a boiler course on "What would happen if we didn't feed chemicals?" The training went well for the power plant, so I am now presenting a condensed version of this course at the AWT training at the annual convention. Hoping you could join us for this discussion. #watertreatment, #boilers, #AWT

LEST WE FORGET    I am (so far as other constraints permit) making a daily post of process and other safety events which have happened on that day in previous years.  I will intersperse these with mental health and safety incidents, since my twin passions are process safety and mental health and safety.    This is to promote thinking and is based on the theory that, by and large, we don't invent new ways of killing people: we fail to adequately learn from the mistakes of the past.    On this day (21st January) in 1969, the Lucens reactor accident occurred. https://lnkd.in/e3Ndx2pG What can your organisation learn from this? Have you read my books “HAZOP Questions”, “HAZID Questions” and “Let’s talk about mental health and safety?”

📣 Webinar Alert 📣 Due to the popularity of March's "Produced Water Explained" webinar Adam Fehr and I are hosting a follow up topic "Formation Damage Mechanisms in Unconventionals" on Thursday at 11am MST. Focusing on the fluid variables that drive formation damage, attendees will go deeper on sources of incompatibilities, how to effectively screen such a large multi-variate problem, and go through case studies. Register here: https://lnkd.in/esSUjjBz

Want to present at the Minnesota Water Resources Conference, but have a topic, format, or demonstration that doesn’t fit within the standard 20-minute oral presentation? A special session may be the option for you! Special sessions are deep dives into specific, timely topics and/or provide a multidisciplinary approach. Choose from one, two, or three 90-minute time blocks. Deadline to submit: March 22 https://lnkd.in/dz2RzsSc #mnwrc24 #waterresources #minnesota