Contact Hours Training
ADVSNCED OXIDATION PROCESS IN WATER TREATMENT
Deadline to register is Monday, November 2 at 12pm
TITLE: Advanced Oxidation Processes in Water Treatment
2 CONTACT HOURS
Wednesday, November 4, 2020
9:15am- 11:15am
$25 per person
Speaker: Dr. David Hokanson
Dr. Hokanson is an expert on physical chemical processes with about 25 years of experience and more than 75 publications. He has worked on numerous advanced oxidation projects in his career involving phocatalysis, ozone, and UV AOP. Recent UV AOP projects include LASAN Terminal Island, Pure Water San Diego, Padre Dam, City of Monterey Park GW, City of San Diego GW, and Monterey One Water. He also regularly works on drinking water projects involving various treatment technologies and water sources.
Summary:
The presentation will describe advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) used in drinking water treatment (e.g., contaminated groundwater) and potable reuse. Treatment processes to be discussed include but may not be limited to low and medium pressure UV with oxidant. Oxidants to be discussed are hydrogen peroxide and free chlorine. Ozone alone and ozone with hydrogen peroxide will also be discussed. Important constituents to be considered in the presentation include organics like NDMA and 1,4-dioxane, as well as constituents of emerging concern (CECs). Regulatory drivers will also be discussed, two of which are the Groundwater Recharge Reuse Regulations (Division of Drinking Water [DDW], 2014) and DDW Policy Memo 97-005, which drives many treatment projects toward AOPs.
Please note that each attendee will need to register separately with an individual email to receive a certificate for this course.
Deadline to register is Monday November 2, 2020 at 12pm
TITLE: Advanced Oxidation Processes in Water Treatment
2 CONTACT HOURS
Wednesday, November 4, 2020
9:15am- 11:15am
$25 per person
Speaker: Dr. David Hokanson
Dr. Hokanson is an expert on physical chemical processes with about 25 years of experience and more than 75 publications. He has worked on numerous advanced oxidation projects in his career involving phocatalysis, ozone, and UV AOP. Recent UV AOP projects include LASAN Terminal Island, Pure Water San Diego, Padre Dam, City of Monterey Park GW, City of San Diego GW, and Monterey One Water. He also regularly works on drinking water projects involving various treatment technologies and water sources.
Summary:
The presentation will describe advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) used in drinking water treatment (e.g., contaminated groundwater) and potable reuse. Treatment processes to be discussed include but may not be limited to low and medium pressure UV with oxidant. Oxidants to be discussed are hydrogen peroxide and free chlorine. Ozone alone and ozone with hydrogen peroxide will also be discussed. Important constituents to be considered in the presentation include organics like NDMA and 1,4-dioxane, as well as constituents of emerging concern (CECs). Regulatory drivers will also be discussed, two of which are the Groundwater Recharge Reuse Regulations (Division of Drinking Water [DDW], 2014) and DDW Policy Memo 97-005, which drives many treatment projects toward AOPs.
Please note that each attendee will need to register separately with an individual email to receive a certificate for this course.
Deadline to register is Monday November 2, 2020 at 12pm