Webinar: Design of Onsite Sodium Hypochlorite Generation Systems
As utilities continue to seek safer and more resilient alternatives to chlorine gas and bulk sodium hypochlorite, onsite sodium hypochlorite generation (OSHG) systems have become an increasingly attractive solution for drinking water, wastewater, and water reuse facilities.
This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of OSHG technology and key design considerations associated with implementing these systems. Participants will gain practical insight into electrolysis fundamentals, system sizing, equipment selection, safety requirements, operational challenges, and lifecycle cost considerations.
Learn how to confidently evaluate, design, and implement onsite sodium hypochlorite generation systems while balancing safety, reliability, and operational efficiency.
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When: Thursday, July 30, 2026, 1PM EST
What You'll Learn:
- Key OSHG system components and their functions
- Design criteria and performance requirements for system sizing, production capacity, and reliability
- Best practices for equipment layout, redundancy, storage, and operation
- Hydrogen safety considerations and risk mitigation strategies
Who Should Attend:
- Engineers
- Utility managers and supervisors
- Water and wastewater treatment operators
- Project managers
- Regulatory professionals
- Anyone involved in planning, design, or operation of chlorination systems
Presenter: Haley Goddard, P.E.
Haley Goddard is the Northwest Regional Manager at Cleanwater1, based out of Boise, Idaho. She holds a B.S. degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of Colorado-Boulder and is a licensed civil engineer. Prior to joining Cleanwater1, Haley worked as a project engineer in consulting, leading multi-disciplinary teams on water and wastewater infrastructure projects for both municipal and industrial clients. Her experience features the design of desalination reverse osmosis treatment, chemical feed, dewatering, and water conveyance systems. At Cleanwater1, she specializes in the application of chemical feed, water quality, and disinfection solutions.