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Verifying the Water and Wastewater Process

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Drinking Water and Wastewater

Maryland Center for Environmental Training

Rachel Pingitore

rpingitore@mcet.org

3019347519 Ext.

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All water and wastewater quality verification used to monitor or process manage our water and wastewater systems, are based upon six key methods. This combination interactive class reviews these key methods and demonstrates the proper protocol to let operators choose the best method based upon a series of criteria. Gravimetric, Colorimetric, Trimetric, Turbimetric, Electrometric and Nephelometric verification method selection is all about choices. Questions like, how do I choose the best method? What criteria are used to select the best testing procedures for results reporting and process control? What are my real costs in each method available? What are the regulatory requirements? All of these questions are addressed and explored.

Basic thru Advanced

* The six key methods of water and wastewater quality verification * Gravimetric, Colorimetric, Trimetric, Turbimetric, Electrometric, and Nephelometric verification methods * How to choose the best method * Criteria used to select the best testing procedures for results reporting and process control * Costs of using each method * Regulatory requirements of each method

All water and wastewater and supervisory personnel.

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