Meet the Challenge of Biological Nutrient Removal with the Right Techniques and Tools
Webinar Overview
Control of Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) in wastewater treatment plants can be challenging. Reliable measurements require proper sampling using low-maintenance solutions and advanced analysis techniques appropriate for process changes and wastewater influent variability. This webinar presents the best practices ChemScan has developed during 20 years of working with plants to improve Biological Nutrient Removal, with a focus on nitrification and denitrification processes, using optimized solutions.
- Key control parameters to monitor throughout the Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) processes
- The importance of monitoring nitrogen in a wastewater treatment plant
- Instrumentation considerations using real-world examples in numerous processes
- Techniques to improve nitrate and nitrite measurement accuracy with plant-specific algorithms
- Plant Operators
- Plant Engineers
- Plant Managers
- C&E Design Engineers
Presenter: Scott Kahle
Scott Kahle is VP of Process Analysis at ChemScan, Inc, an In-Situ Brand. As principle design engineer for the ChemScan product line, he developed and installed instrumentation for wastewater treatment using biological and chemical nutrient removal processes and for water treatment using the chloramination disinfection process in many major North American metropolitan areas. He has led multiple U.S. patents including “Water Chloramination Control Process.”