Do you need to treat wastewater?
What equipment do I need to discharge in compliance to waterways?
Is your wastewater treatment plant operating well & meeting sewer limits?
Do you want to cut the costs of running your plant?
Need help with your recently installed wastewater treatment equipment?
Many companies need to install, operate and manage wastewater treatment systems to remain in compliance and reduce high costs associated with either direct waterway discharge or to sewage and then deal with the wastes it makes. To help sites better manage their wastewater systems this workshop takes you through the range of processes and regulatory requirements needed to select and operate your wastewater system at its optimum level. This course covers:
- Overview of Brisbane's Urban Utilitie’s Trade Waste policy and agreement processes
- Discharge limits and approaches under Environment Authorities, based on AWQG 2018
- Upstream focus on cleaner production and reducing the load on the treatment plant
Treatment systems covered:- Preliminary Treatment: Screening and balancing
- Physical separation: Dissolved Air Flotation, filtration, settling systems, dewatering, screening, filtration, RO and management of sludge etc.
- Biological: The process of BOD reduction using activated sludge, anaerobic versus aerobic
- Chemical treatments: Understanding coagulants and flocculants, filter aids etc.
- Sludge Management – dewatering options to reduce offsite disposal costs
- Carbon Reduction: Strategies and advantages from carbon reduction initiatives
- Solid and liquid waste management and costs and how to reduce them
A seminar featuring speakers from the Urban Utilites, Hydroflux and ASBG will cover the new issues.
Ending with a workshop to take you through the details of managing your Wastewater Treatment Plant's issues.
This seminar and workshop is supported by
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Price: | Time: 8:15 am rego. 8:30 am to 5 pm face-to-face |
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 Wastewater Systems Design and Management Workshop Brisbane - 28 May 2025 | 1193 kB |
