Analytical Measurements for Water

Virtual Classroom - Instructor Led

September 15 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM CDT

CEU’S: 0.3

Learning Objectives

A fundamental analytical course for drinking and wastewater operators to understand the basics of key analytical parameters throughout the plant. For each analytical measuring technology, the training focuses on the principles of operation, typical use cases in a water or wastewater treatment plant, troubleshooting, installation influences, handling error codes and possible process issues and challenges. The basics of calibration for each technology and key fundamentals that can influence these calibrations are also discussed.

Agenda

• Analytical measurements for water
• pH/ORP
• Disinfection (total and free chlorine)
• Turbidity (inlet, outlet)
• Analytical measurements for wastewater
• Dissolved oxygen
• TSS/MLSS (aeration. sludge)
• Disinfection (chlorine, UV)
• Ammonia/Phosphorous (colorimetric, Ion selective)
• Troubleshooting basics
• Installation influences
•  Process influences on contactless analytical measurement

Instructor: Dean Rudd

Dean Rudd is the Industry Manager for Water /Wastewater and Mining/Metals in Canada for Endress+Hauser. Dean has more than 30+ years in the process industry where he started out as an instrumentation specialist. Dean is experienced with the many measurement technologies, industrial and municipal applications

All attendees must have their own computer with audio and video capabilities to participate.