Septic Design: Advanced Treatment Systems

This in-depth class is specifically tailored for onsite wastewater professionals, providing a comprehensive understanding of the design principles and methodologies for advanced treatment systems. The course covers a range of advanced treatment technologies, such as aerobic treatment units (ATUs), membrane bioreactors (MBRs), and constructed wetlands, emphasizing the integration of site-specific conditions, environmental factors, and regulatory requirements in the design process. By combining theoretical knowledge with practical exercises, participants will gain the expertise needed to effectively design and evaluate advanced treatment systems for various applications.

Agenda

  1. Introduction to Advanced Treatment System Design

    • Brief overview of advanced treatment technologies covered in the class

    • Importance of proper design for system efficiency and effectiveness

    • Environmental and regulatory considerations

  2. Site Evaluation and Design Considerations

    • Assessing site conditions, including soil types, topography, and water table levels

    • Determining system suitability based on site-specific conditions and treatment goals

    • Integrating environmental factors and regulatory requirements in the design process

  3. Design Principles for Aerobic Treatment Units (ATUs)

    • Key design principles and material selection for ATUs

    • Configurations and applications of ATUs

    • Case study: ATU design

  4. Design Principles for Membrane Bioreactors (MBRs)

    • Key design principles and material selection for MBR systems

    • Configurations and applications of MBRs

    • Case study: MBR system design

  5. Design Principles for Other Treatment Types

    • Key design principles and material selection

    • Types of treatment

    • Case study: Other Treatment Types

  6. Emerging Technologies and Innovations

    • Overview of innovative and emerging advanced treatment technologies

    • Potential applications and benefits of new technologies

    • Integrating innovation and sustainability in advanced treatment system design

  7. Hands-on Design Exercise

    • Interactive group exercise focused on designing various advanced treatment systems

    • Guided problem-solving exercises related to design challenges

    • Group discussion and experience sharing

  8. Conclusion and Q&A

    • Recap of the class's key takeaways

    • Open forum for questions and additional discussion

    • Distribution of course completion certificates

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