Richwine Environmental Inc. offers presentations on many different subjects pertaining to water and wastewater treatment. It is our goal to share our knowledge with operators, staff, distributors, other firms, and anyone who would like to learn more about these subjects and projects.
Presentations
Lower Tualatin Pump Station
The Lower Tualatin Pump station is an example of form meeting function. This presentation shows the thought process by the design and process teams on project location, project need, project components, design difficulties, sustainability in design, and construction in a park. This project was a success in demonstrating the improvements that can result in a neighborhood with an infrastructure project.
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Lower Tualatin Pump Station PDF
UF - RO Centrate Pilot - PNCWA 2011
"Centrate Treatment Using Ultrafiltration and Reverse Osmosis" is a presentation which summarizes a pilot study in treating centrate from dewatering anaerobically digested sludge. This presentation describes the different options that were evaluated for centrate treatment for the Columiba Biogas project as well as a summary of the results from pilot performed by Richwine Environmental Inc.
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Centrate Treatment Using UF and RO
Incorporating Sustainability in Tri-City WPCP - PNCWA 2011
"Case Study: Design of Sustainability Into the Tri-City WPCP" presents all of the sustainable features included in the Tri-City WPCP Phase I Expansion and Master Plan. This is an excellent example of incorporating sustainability into design.
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Design of Sustainability into the Tri-City WPCP
Low Dose UV - PNCWA
"Low-Dose UV in a High Output World" is a presentation that shares information on incorporating UV disinfection into a sustainable system design. This design was for the Tri-City WPCP Phase I Expansion.
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Low Dose UV In a High Output World
Odor Control Lesson Learned
"Odor Control Lesson Learned" was a presentation at the 2009 PNCWA Preconference Workshop. The presentation discusses lessens learned in solving problems with the City of Bend Collection System odors and work done on the Durham AWTP Odor Study.
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Collection System Odors PDF
MBR Disinfection Fundamentals
The MBR process is unique in that it not only produces an excellent effluent with low BOD, TSS and ammonia concentrations, but it also does removes pathogens due to the small pore size of the membranes. This presentation was given to a Northwest Membrane Operators Workshop. The presentation discusses the basics of disinfection and then provides insight on the pathogen removal provided by an MBR process and how current regulatory design criteria do not address this benefit.
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