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SAS - Take Control using a Process Simulator to Get the Nitrogen Out
October 22, 2024
Contact Hours:
5.0
Description:
Class Description:
The workshop will provide an overview of the fundamental concepts associated
with biological nitrogen removal as well as advanced topics associated with
instrumentation and controls commonly used at operating facilities. After
a brief session on using the simulator, the presentation of each main concept
will be followed up by process model simulations led by the instructors but
performed by attendees to solidify the understanding of each topic.
The workshop will cover nitrification and denitrification in multiple process
configurations. Nitrification examples will examine how changes in solids
retention time (SRT) and dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations impact
performance. Denitrification and total nitrogen removal examples will
review internal mixed liquor recycle rates, impacts of DO recycles, influent
carbon quantity and quality as well as supplemental carbon addition.
Advanced topics will include how commonly used sensors and automated controls
can improve performance and reduce energy use and chemical consumption.
Steady state simulations will be used to drive home concepts and demonstrate
the benefits of various control systems. Following each major portion of
the workshop, attendees will be given problems to solve on their own to test
what they have learned on each subject.
Computers will be provided for each attendee to work on simulations and solve
problems throughout the workshop.
Instructor Bio: Paul Dombrowski
Paul
Dombrowski has more than 35 years of professional experience and is currently a
Senior Technical Leader with Woodard & Curran. He has led the evaluation
and design of numerous plant upgrades many that that focus on nutrient removal
and biosolids management.
Paul has contributed to numerous journal articles and textbooks including many
recent WEF Manuals of Practice. In recognition to his contributions to
wastewater design and operations, Paul has received numerous awards from WEF
and EPA and has been recognized as a WEF Fellow. He is a professional
engineer and certified wastewater operator.
Event Contact:
Norman Woods
NWoods@roseville.ca.us
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