Webinar 12th January - Drinking water treatment using Air Strippers
About this webinar
Learn how air strippers are being used to remove contaminants like chlorinated solvents, disinfection by products (DBPs/ THMs) and dissolved gases at drinking water treatment facilities (DWPs). The principles behind the air stripping process are introduced and several types of stripping methods are discussed. The unique advantages of sliding tray air strippers, in terms of maintaining effluent objectives while lowering the costs of installation and maintenance, especially under high fouling conditions, are examined. QED’s E-Z Tray sliding tray air strippers are currently in use at numerous Drinking Water Treatment plants throughout the USA.
PRESENTATION WILL INCLUDE
- Drinking Water applications for Air Strippers
- The Air Stripping process
- Types of Air Strippers and Advantages/Disadvantages of each
- QED E-Z Tray
- Requirements for Successful Air Stripper Applications
- THM Removal Considerations
- H2S, CO2, Radon and Methane Removal
- Corrosion control
- Case Studies
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Facility environmental managers
- Engineers
- Environmental specialists
- Plant utility workers
- Engineering firms
- Sampling contractors
- Consultants and regulators
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