Description
Course Objective
This course guides professional engineers through clarifier rehabilitation in water and wastewater treatment plants. Covering key topics such as condition assessment, performance evaluation, design recommendations, and construction insights, the course equips engineers with essential knowledge for effectively extending the lifespan of aging clarifiers.
Course Description
In this course, engineers are equipped with essential skills to address the pressing challenge of aging clarifiers in water and wastewater treatment plants. With a focus on practical solutions, the course navigates engineers through a detailed rehabilitation process, crucial for ensuring the longevity and efficiency of these vital systems. Clarifiers, some installed over 30 years ago, face imminent failure without proper attention to their aged components.
Covering a spectrum of vital topics, engineers delve into comprehensive condition assessments, evaluating crucial components such as drives, equipment, and tanks. The course emphasizes a holistic approach by integrating performance assessment techniques, combining desktop studies with rigorous field testing protocols. Real-world examples facilitate an in-depth comparison of alternatives, aiding engineers in informed decision-making. Design recommendations, particularly concerning coating systems, are offered, grounded in practical expertise. Additionally, construction tips derived from industry insights guide engineers through the implementation phase, ensuring the successful rehabilitation of clarifiers.
Author: Mark N. Ludwigson, PE, PMP
Course Number: 387
Course Hours: 5 PDH