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This training will provide an overview of odor control fundamentals and technology selection in wastewater treatment. It will include expert led presentations on odor generation, treatment impacts, and PRI-TECH applications for process optimization, supported by real-world examples.

Full Agenda:

Odor Control 101 Fundamentals & Technology Selection

45 Minutes: Michael Collins – US Peroxide
 

1. Introduction to Odor Control in Wastewater
   o    Role of odor control across collection systems, treatment, and biosolids
   o    Common odor sources and compounds (H₂S, VOCs)
   o    Impacts on plant performance, operations, and community relations
2. Odor Generation & Treatment Impacts
   o    Relationship to BOD, COD, and nutrient partitioning
   o    How odor control influences overall treatment efficiency
   o    Importance of proactive vs. reactive odor management
3. Odor Control Technologies
   o    Overview of aqueous and vapor phase treatment options
   o    Use cases and limitations of different technologies
   o    Key considerations when selecting odor control solutions
4. Common Challenges & Case Examples
   o    Typical mistakes and oversights in odor control implementation
   o    Example applications and lessons learned
   o    Q&A

PRISC Program & PRI-TECH Applications for Odor and Process Optimization

45 Minutes: Michael Collins – US Peroxide
 

5. Overview of PRI-TECH Technology
   o    Combination of iron salts and hydrogen peroxide
   o    Intra-Plant Iron Management (IPIM) concept
   o    Mechanism for breaking FeS bonds and reusing iron
6. Applications in Wastewater Treatment
   o    Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) control
   o    Phosphorus removal
   o    Struvite prevention and mitigation
   o    Improvements in solids dewaterability and polymer reduction
7. Performance & Case Studies
   o    Phosphorus reduction performance
   o    Seasonal impacts on treatment efficiency
   o    Improvements in cake solids and odor duration control
8. Implementation Considerations
   o    Key factors affecting success
   o    Integration into existing plant processes
   o   Q&A

Agenda:

• 08:00–10:00: Training session
• 10:00–11:00: Tour of the Regional Treatment Plant
• 11:00–12:30: Lunch Sponsored by US Peroxide

Participants:
This event is limited to 60 attendees. Food will be provided for all participants.

Venue Requirements:

• Conference Rooms A and B for the training session and lunch

Cost:
$30 per attendee
 

Additional Notes:

• Coffee and snacks will be provided in the morning.
• The training session will include a Q&A section after each presentation.
• Comfortable attire and sturdy footwear are recommended for the plant tour

Parking Instructions:
Monterey One Water staff will be on-site to direct visitors to their designated parking locations.