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Webinar: Unlock the Secrets of Water Quality Improvement: 


Our recent webinar is now available to watch, where we dove deep into the realm of "Water Quality Improvement through Water Storage Tank Mixing." Join us for 60 minutes of invaluable insights that will empower you with the knowledge to revolutionize water quality in distribution networks.  

During this interactive webinar, our expert presenter, Ethan Brooke, Senior Product Manager at PSI Water Technologies, Inc., will provide a practical understanding of the science behind applying mixing energy to water in reservoirs or tanks. This innovative approach serves as a powerful means to enhance water quality in distribution networks.

When:
March 7, 2024 at 1 PM EST (U.S.); Recording now available

What to expect:

  • The Basics of Water Tank Mixing:
    • Understanding and measuring water tank stratification (temperature and chemical)
    • Methods to achieve well-mixed tanks
    • Modes of tank mixing in recent history
    • Impact of applying the right amount of energy to a water storage asset
  • Equipment Options and Form Factors:
    • Mixer types tailored to tank geometries, volumes, turnover, power availability, and reliability
    • Mixer hardware and components
    • Properly specifying a tank mixer
  • Case Studies:
    • Improving disinfectant residual levels
    • Enhancing system residual stability
    • Building toward THM removal and active residual control

Who Should Attend:

  • Water system managers
  • Operators
  • Engineers


Presenter:
Ethan Brooke:
Senior Product Manager, THM Removal System, PSI Water Technologies, Inc.

Ethan is an internationally recognized expert on aeration technologies for trihalomethane (THM) removal. His master’s thesis on THM aeration was published in the Journal of the American Water Works Association, resulting in three patents held by the University of New Hampshire. With a background in civil engineering and product management, Ethan has contributed to various water, wastewater, and distribution system infrastructure improvement projects.

 

Watch the Webinar (Free)