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I3. 316(b), COOLING TOWERI3.1 COOLING TOWER RETROFIT FOR 316(B): CHALLENGES THAT AFFECT COSTAndrew Cerra, Mechanical Engineer, Burns & McDonnell; Christopher Wiggins

I3.2 A STUDY OF 316(B) IMPLEMENTATION AT ALABAMA POWER PLANT BARRYMark Hussey, National Account Manager, Intralox

I3.3 EPA 316(B) IMPACT ON CIRCULATING WATER PUMPS AND MOTORSKurt Schumann, President, ProPump Services, LLC.

I3.4 IMPINGEMENT TECHNOLOGY PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION STUDY UNDER BTAKurtis Schlicht, Technical Director, ERM; Bill Stephens

I4. WATER SUPPLY & SECURITYI4.1 ABQAIQ PLANTS WATER CONSERVATION JOURNEYMohammed Almugahwi, Process Engineer, Saudi Aramco

I4.2 HOW TO ENSURE WATER SUPPLY SECURITYAaron Morrison, President and CEO, Chaoticwaters, Inc.

I4.3 A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH TO IMPLEMENTING DESALINATION FACILITIESTed Schilling, Operations Manager, WHPacifi c

I4.4 THERMAL VARIANCE DEMONSTRATION STUDY ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVERBrian O’Neill, Senior Aquatic Ecologist, Burns & McDonnell

I4.5 SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVES TO POWER PLANT MAKE-UP WATER: USING TREATED MUNICIPAL WATERBridget Finnegan, Process Specialist, Veolia

I5. WASTEWATER & WATER TREATMENT I5.1 PLANT BOWEN LONG-TERM MEMBRANE PERFORMANCE USING UV FOR DECHLORINATIONDennis Bitter, Sales Director, Atlantium Technologies

I5.2 THE WATER-ENERGY NEXUS: PARTNERING WITH DOE/NETLThomas Feeley, Strategic Partnership Manager, National Energy Technology Laboratory

I5.3 ESTIMATED BIOLOGICAL EFFICACY OF SCREENING TECHNOLOGIES AND SURVIVALChristopher Wiggins, Certifi ed Ecologist, Burns & McDonnell

I5.4 NEW PINCH VALVE TECHNOLOGYJohn Chapman, Nuclear Engineering Director, Continuous Engineering Solutions

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I6. 316(b), ELG & WASTEWATERI6.1 UPDATE OF WATER-RELATED ANALYSIS WORK AT NETLEric Grol, Energy Analyst, USDOE/NETL; Marc Turner, Leidos; Eric Lewis, Deloitte

I6.2 316(B) DO’S AND DON’T’SGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science & Technology

I6.3 PARTNERING WITH BIG INDUSTRY TO REDUCE NUTRIENT POLLUTIONSarah Gilstrap, Senior Environmental Scientist, Burns and McDonnell

I6.4 DETERMINATION OF SELENIUM IN FGD WASTEWATER BY TRIPLE QUAD ICP-MSChaoyang Huang, Senior Chemist, Southern Research Institute; Young Chul Choi

I7. WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT & COMPLIANCE

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I1. WASTEWATER, GROUND WATER, REMEDIATION, ELG, FGDI1.1 ULTRAFILTRATION OF FGD WASTEWATER FOR ELG COMPLIANCEKeith Ambrose, Chemical Engineer, Duke Energy

I1.2 GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION USING SLURRY WALL SYSTEMSDale Evans, Senior Director of Technology & Strategy, Remedial Construction Services; Karin Stewart Harmon

I1.3 COMPLIANCE UNDER THE NEW(ER) ELG RULEPatricia Scroggin, Regional Practice Manager - Energy, Burns & McDonnell

I1.4 PROGRESSES AND PERFORMANCES IN DISTILLERY STILLAGE TREATMENTGetachew Gebreeyessus, Lecturer, Kotebe Metropolitan University

I2. 316(b), ELG, FGD, WASTEWATERI2.1 REDUCING CORRECTIVE ACTIONS THROUGH MODELINGErnie Stine, Scientist V, APTIM; Vikas Tandon, James Teo

I2.2 316(B) COMPLIANCE: PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTING ENGINEERING SOLUTIONSDallen Kroger, Engineer, Burns & McDonnell; Christopher Wiggins

I2.3 FGD WASTE WATER TREATMENT - PRETREATMENT + BRINE CONCENTRATIONLanny Weimer, Product Management, Suez Water Technologies and Solutions

This Track provides presentations on current technologies and strategies, concerning water and wastewater management, including 316 (b), cooling towers, FGD, ZLD, coal ash, and remediation in the energy industry.

TRACK I ADVISORY BOARD & DESCRIPTIONROOM 9

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Monday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM

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Steven Benson, Microbean Tech. Inc., Dan Palo, Barr Eng., R. Shane Addleman, PNNL

I1. WASTEWATER MANAGEMENTI1.1 PARTNERING WITH BIG INDUSTRY TO REDUCE NUTRIENT POLLUTIONSarah Gilstrap, Senior Environmental Scientist, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company

I1.2 CCR WATER SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS DATA QUALITY ISSUESCO-CHAIR - David Thal, Principal Chemist, Environmental Standards, Inc.; Vitale, Gable, Dicken, Martin

I1.3 A PROMISING ASH POND WATER TREATMENT METHOD UTILIZING FLYASHLisa Andrews, Environmental Engineer and Tom Radue, Vice President, Barr Engineering; Jeong-Yun Won, Barr Engineering; Maggie Skelton, Minnesota Power

I1.4 EFFECTIVE CLARIFICATION TO MEET TIGHT TRACE METAL LIMITSSESSION SPONSOR & CO-CHAIR - Dennis Fink, Water for Power Lead, Jacobs; Thomas E. Higgins and Mary McCloud

I1.5 THERMAL EVAPORATIVE WASTEWATER TREATMENT: SCALE CONTROL & MGMTTodd Whiting, Sr. VP Power Generation Operations, Purestream Services

I2. WATER TREATMENT & FLOOD MITIGATIONI2.1 A PARADIGM SHIFT IN WATER TREATMENTAaron Morrison, President & CEO, Chaoticwaters, Inc.

I2.2 WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE - DETECTION & CONTAINMENT OF LEAKS & SPILLSChris Chase, Environmental Systems Manager, InterOcean Systems, LLC; Seung C. Lee, Shinhan Technologies Co., Ltd.

I2.3 ALTERNATE SOURCE DEMONSTRATION USING MULTIVARIATE STATISTICSCO-CHAIR - Natasha Hausmann, Senior Scientist, ERM; Brian Bjorklund

I2.4 CAPACITIVE DEIONIZATION OF A METAL-CONTAMINATED UNDERGROUND WATERH. Paul Wang, Professor, National Cheng Kung University, Chong, Nat’l Cheng Kung Univ; J. Wang, Univ. of Cal, San Diego; Wei, Tunghai University, Lin, National Tsing-Hua University

I2.5 FLOOD MITIGATION MEASURES - WHEN, WHERE, AND HOWJeff Roushey, Senior Product Engineer, ILC Dover LP; Steve Brady

I2.6 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COMMITMENT AND INITIATIVES FOR SUSTAINABILITYBapanaiah Penugonda, Associate Professor/Group Practice Director, New York University Dentistry; P. Buccigrossi, D. Jung-Hyun, K. Baron

This Track provides presentations on current technologies and strategies, concerning water and wastewater management, including 316 (b), cooling towers, FGD, ZLD, coal ash, and remediation in the energy industry.

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I3. 316(b)I3.1 INTER-YEAR VARIABILITY IN IMPINGEMENT AND ENTRAINMENT RATESGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Eng.; J. Rager & J. Vondruska, EA; D. Dixon, EPRI

I3.2 PEER REVIEWER IDENTIFICATION, SELECTION AND MANAGEMENTCO-CHAIR - Christopher Wiggins, Sr. Aquatic Scientist, Burns & McDonnell

I3.3 USE OF CFD TO OPTIMIZATION A FISH RETURN DISCHARGE LOCATIONNathaniel Olken, Principal Engineer, Alden Research Laboratory

I3.4 A CONSORTIUM APPROACH TO 316(B) FOR FACILITIES ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVERKurtis Schlicht, Technical Director, Environmental Resources Management

I3.5 GREEN ALTERNATIVES FOR WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENTHenry Hunt, Sr. Project Manager, Layne-Ranney

I3.6 CASE STUDY OF RETROFITTING THE DAIRYLAND MADGETT PLANT INTAKECO-CHAIR - Brett DeRousse, National Account Manager, Hydrolox; Mike McCullick; Dairyland Power

I4. FGD WASTEWATER & ZLDI4.1 INNOVATIVE FGD WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND ZLD OPTIONSMalcolm Man, Executive Vice President, Saltworks Technologies, Inc.; Ben Sparrow

I4.2 SELENIUM: HOW SULFUR’S LITTLE BROTHER COULD AFFECT WASTEWATER TREATMENTCO-CHAIR - Nick Nelson, Vice President, Barr Engineering

I4.3 ENTRAINMENT STUDIES AT THE ALLIANT EDGEWATER GENERATING STATION ON LAKE MICHIGANCO-CHAIR - Christopher Wiggins, Sr. Aquatic Scientist, Burns & McDonnell

I4.4 USING BRINE ENCAPSULATION TECH. TO MANAGE POWER PLANT WASTEWATERClark Harrison, Director of Business Development, Purestream Services; Todd Whiting

I4.5 WATER REUSE - ZERO LIQUID DISCHARGE IN A COMBINED CYCLE PLANTKenneth Chen, Process Specialty Engineer, Fluor Enterprises; Americus Mitchell, Joe Guida

I4.6 COMBINED BRINE CONCENTRATION - SOLIDIFICATION FGD BLOWDOWN TREATMENTLanny Weimer, Market Dev./Global Product Mgr, SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions

I5. FGD WASTEWATER & ELGI5.1 PILOTING FOR SUCCESSKrystal Perez, Industrial Water-Power Practice Lead, Jacobs; Tim Harrison, Heyward Suber; Jeffrey Tudini

I5.2 FO TECHNOLOGY FOR FGD WASTEWATER PRODUCES ELG COMPLIANT STREAMCO-CHAIR - Margarita Luis, Vice President - Inside Sales, Fluid Technology Solutions, Inc.; Fabian Solberg; Eisenmann

I5.3 NEW NANO-FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY FOR TREATMENT OF FGD WASTEWATER TO MEET ELGJonathan Chen, Process Engineer, BKT

I5.4 FGD WASTEWATER TREATMENTMike Preston, Industrial Water Treatment Section Leader, Black & Veatch

I5.5 INTEGRATED APPROACH TO PLANT WATER AND ELGSESSION SPONSOR & CO_CHAIRJim Dougherty, President - Environmental, Babcock Power

I5.6 CUSTOM FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC PIPING APPLICATIONS IN WET FGD SLURRY AND WASTEWATER PROCESSINGKira Kaleps, Sales & Business Development Manager, RPS Composites

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I6. 316(b), ELG, WASTEWATERI6.1 LOW VOLUME WASTEWATERS: COLLECTING DATA FOR CRITICAL DECISIONSCO-CHAIR - Karen Burchardt, Associate Environ. Engineer, Burns and McDonnell, Douglas Randall

I6.2 REAL TIME ORGANIC DISCHARGE CONTROL FOR FGD WASTEWATERAmanda Scott, Industrial & Environmental Mgr, SUEZ - Water Technologies & Solutions

I6.3 ONLINE MULTI-METALS WATER ANALYZER FIELD DEMONSTRATIONTroy Pittenger, R&D Director, Cooper Environmental Services; Brian Edge

I6.4 SECTION 316(A) COMPLIANCE ON LARGE FRESHWATER RIVERSChristopher Wiggins, Sr. Aquatic Scientist, Burns and McDonnell

I6.5 LARGE DIAMETER FRP EQUIPMENT FOR CORROSION RESISTANT SERVICETom Rhone, Regional Sales Manager, Ershigs, Inc., Denali Companies

I7. 316(b), COOLING & WASTEWATERI7.1 ONLINE SELENIUM SPECIATION ANALYSIS TO AID ELG COMPLIANCE PROGRAMSVladimir Dozortsev P.h.D., Development Manager, Aqua Metrology Systems Ltd.

I7.2 EFFECTS OF COOLING WATER INTAKES ON FEDERALLY LISTED SPECIESBrandon Johnson, Sr. Project Manager, Stantec

I7.3 PHOTODEGRADATION OF IBUPROFEN BY G-C3N4/BI2WO6/RGO UNDER VISIBLE LIGHTShou-Heng Liu, Professor, National Cheng Kung University

I7.4 FAILURE POTENTIAL OF RETROFITTED VFD IN COOLING TOWERSarah AlKanderi, Research Assistant, Kuwait Institute for Scientifi c Research, Al-Bassam

I8. WATER SUPPLY & SECURITYI8.1 SPECIAL TOXICOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR CCR CONSTITUENTSCO-CHAIR - Lisa Bradley, Principal Toxicologist, Haley & Aldrich

I8.2 IT’S NOT JUST WATER – THE SCIENCE AND IMPORTANCE BEHIND COLLECTING REPCO-CHAIR - Michael McMenus, Sr. Process Specialist, Kiewit Engineering

I8.3 RESILIENCE & ADAPTATION: EVALUATING RISKS TO THE YUKON RIVER WATERSHEDLawrence Duffy, Professor, University of Alaska Fairbanks; KL Dunlap, BH Dainowski

I8.4 ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN WATER/WASTEWATER SYSTEMSGuru Navaneetham, Engineering Supervisor, Lincus, Inc.; Sabarish Vinod and Jorj Nofal

EUEC 2018

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Wednesday | 10AM - 12PM

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I7. WASTEWATER SELENIUMI7.1 WASTEWATER SELENIUM CHEMISTRY IN BIOREACTOR TREATMENT SYSTEMSCo-Chair - James Fox, Technical Sales Mgr., Brooks Applied Labs; Michelle Briscoe & Russell Gerads

I7.2 SELENIUM REMEDIATION USING ALGAECo-Chair - Samuel Shepherd, Director of Technology, SBC CapTec, LLC

I7.3 SELENIUM REMOVAL FROM COAL IMPACTED WATER USING A NOVEL LENA UF SYSTEMJaeho Ho, Process Engineer, Doosan Hydro Technology; Rob Broglio

I7.4 SELENIUM CONTROL BY OPERATING CONDITIONS OF WET-FGDHiroyuki Akiho, Research Scientist, CRIEPI; Naoki Noda & Shigeo Ito

I7.5 PASSIVE TREATMENT OF SELENIUM FOR COST-EFFECTIVE SELENIUM REMOVALJames Bays, Technology Fellow, CH2M; B.T. Thomas & Jeffrey Tudini

I7.6 SELENIUM AND NITROGEN CONTROL IN FGD WASTEWATERSomnath Basu, Vice President Global Process Engineering, Headworks International

I8. WATER SUPPLY & SECURITYI8.1 BIO-RECHARGE : THE SCIENCE OF WATER CYCLE MANAGEMENTSession Sponsor & Co-Chair - Gare Henderson, Director, INDRA Institute

I8.2 POINT OF USE WATER RECYCLING IN ELECTRIC UTILITY PLANTSAzita Yazdani, P.E., Founder and CEO, Exergy Systems, Inc.

I8.3 REDUCING DISCHARGE FINES AND NEGATIVE PR THROUGH AUTOMATION OF DMRSCo-Chair - Paul Banfer, Vice President/Chief Technology Officer, EISC

I8.4 A FORWARD OSMOSIS–MEMBRANE DISTILLATION PROCESS FOR FGD WASTEWATERVinny Anderson, Graduate Research Assistant, The Ohio State University; Chin-Min Cheng, Tarunjit Butalia & Linda K. Weavers

IDENTIFICATION OF ABRUPT CHANGE USING BAYESIN APPROACHSang Ug Kim, Associated Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Kangwon National University; Kyong Oh Baek

A MULTI-FUNCTION CONSTRUCTED WETLAND FOR STREAM PURIFICATIONChih-Ming Kao, Professor, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan; Y.T. Tu, W.H. Chen, R.Y. Surampalli

SBC CapTec

I4. FGD WASTEWATER & ZLDI4.1 CHEMICAL SOFTENING FOR FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION WASTEWATER TREATMENTChet Acharya, Research Engineer, Southern Company, Jeffery Preece, EPRI

I4.2 DEVELOPMENT OF FGD WASTE WATER COMPLIANCE OPTIONS FOR AEP COAL FLEETWilliam Heins, Global Market Development Leader, GE Water & Process Technologies; Thomas L. Hart, American Electric Power (AEP)

I4.3 FORWARD OSMOSIS BASED TREATMENT OF FGD WASTEWATERCo-Chair - Mary Theresa Pendergast, Director, Oasys Water; Nowosielski, Carter & Tracy

I4.4 DESIGN OF FGD ZLD SYSTEMS - INNOVATION, SIZING TOOLS & WASTE DISPOSALDennis Fink, Water-for-Power Technology Leader, CH2M; Perez, Higgins & Davis

I4.5 KLEENWATER FGD ZLD, 5GPM PILOT STUDY RESULTSMark Pastore, VP Technology, EES, Inc.; David Martin, ProChem, Inc.

I4.6 THE TRUE COST OF ZERO LIQUID DISCHARGECo-Chair - Michael Marlett, Engineering Mgr., Aquatech Intl./AquaChem ICD

I5. FGD WASTEWATER & ELGI5.1 CASE STUDIES OF FGD/ELG COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONS AT THREE POWER PLANTSCo-Chair - Nelson Fonseca, Senior Manager, GE Water & Process Tech.; Lanny Weimer

I5.2 FGD COMPLIANCE : APPLYING WATER BALANCE TOOL FOR POWER PLANTSCharlie He, Associate VP, Carollo Engineers; Jessica Dresang & Peter Bokor

I5.3 TWIN FLUID SDA (SPRAY DRYER ABSORBER) DESIGN A VIABLE CHOICECo-Chair - Robert Van Durme, P.E., Regional Sales Manager, Lechler; Gabriel Pacheco

I5.4 COMBINING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE TREATMENT TRAIN FOR ASH AND FGD WATERSMark Kropilak, CEO, Liberty Hydro, Inc.

I5.5 LESSONS IN GOING TO CLOSED LOOP BOTTOM ASH FOR ELG RULE COMPLIANCEClark Harrison, Sr. Manager, CH2M; Paul Chu, EPRI; D. Fink, L. Reid & C. Roby,CH2M

I5.6 TRENDS IN BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT FOR FGD WASTEWATERDiane Martini, Sr. Water & Wastewater Consultant, Burns & McDonnell; Sidney Vadbunker

I6. 316(b), ELG, WASTEWATERI6.1 DEMONSTRATION OF FRONTIER SEHAWK AT THE WATER RESEARCH CENTERTyler Cromey, Research Engineer, Southern Company

I6.2 ASTM D6041– CUSTOM FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP) PROOF OF DESIGNCo-Chair - Tony Zacharewych, Mechanical Engineer, RPS Composites

I6.3 ONLINE MONITOR PROVIDES LOW LEVEL SE ANALYSIS TO AID ELG COMPLIANCEVladimir Dozortsev P.h.D., Development Manager, AMS; Rex Sistek

I6.4 ONLINE MEASUREMENTS OF HG, AS AND SE IN FGD WASTEWATER STREAMSCo-Chair - Warren Corns, Research and Development Manager, P S Analytical Ltd

I6.5 WE’RE IN HOT WATER: ALTERNATE THERMAL EFFLUENT LIMITS UNDER THE CWAAmy Antoniolli, Counsel, Schiff Hardin

I6.6 ISOTOPE SEPARATION BY SELECTIVE MIGRATIONCharles Bleistein, CEO, CBT Holding, LLC; Dr. Venkat Bhethanabotla, PhD, & Hunter Johnson, University of South Florida

ROOM 9 ROOM 9 Friday | February 10 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Friday | February 10 | 10AM - 12PM

POSTERThursday | February 9 | 3:30PM - 5:50PM

Thursday | February 9 | 10AM - 12PM

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I1. WASTEWATER MANAGEMENTI1.1 A UTILITY COMPLIANCE PERSPECTIVE TO WASTEWATER MANAGEMENTBill Skalitzky, Manager Environmental Generation Compliance, Alliant Energy Corp.

I1.2 WASTEWATER FOR POWER PLANT COOLING & BOILER FEED MAKEUP WATERKuang Lee, Global Product Manager - Energy Waste Water, Ovivo USA

I1.3 A PUSH FOR NON-POINT SOURCE NUTRIENT REDUCTION IN THE U.S.Co-Chair - Sarah Gilstrap, Senior Environmental Scientist, Burns & McDonnell Engineering

I1.4 ENERGY CONSERVATION IN WATER & WASTEWATER FACILITIES & ROLE OF M&VIndra Maharjan, Program Manager, Ontario Clean Water Agency

I1.5 SPECIALIZED EVAPORATION TECHNOLOGY TO MANAGE FGD WASTEWATERLance Edling, VP of Engineering, Vacom Systems

I1.6 PROTECTING YOURSELF FROM PROBLEMS WITH ANALYTICAL LABORATORY DATACo-Chair - David Thal, Principal Chemist, Environmental Standards, Inc.

I2. WATER REMEDIATION & 316(b)I2.1 PLANT UPGRADES COOLING WATER INTAKES TO MEET EPA’S 316(B) REQUIREMENTSGreg Rocheleau, Mgr., Makai Ocean Eng.; D. Hayes, Intake Screens; D. Jensen, Makai

I2.2 NAVIGATING ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT REQUIREMENTS OF THE 316(B) RULEKerry McGrath, Associate, Hunton & Williams LLP

I2.3 ROLE OF THE ENTRAINMENT STUDIES IN THE DIRECTOR’S BTA DETERMINATIONCo-Chair - Christopher Wiggins, Sr. Aquatic Ecologist, Burns & McDonnell

I2.4 USING ALGAE TO REMOVE SILICA FROM FLY ASH POND WATERTerry Baxter, Associate Professor, Northern Arizona University

I2.5 SURPRISING EFFICACY OF “SIPPING” HEAVY DNAPL WITH PISTON PUMPSMark Bertane, President, Blackhawk Technology Company

I2.6 USE OF NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR REMEDIATION OF UTILITY VAULT WASTEWATERCo-Chair - Allan Pronovost, Chief Scientific Officer, Red Lion Chem Tech, LLC

I3. 316(b)I3.1 COLLABORATIVE 316(B) STUDY OF SEVEN OHIO RIVER POWER PLANTSGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Eng.; J. Rager & J. Vondruska, EA; D. Dixon, EPRI

I3.2 PROTECTING THE FISH CAN BE THAT SIMPLECo-Chair - Trent Gathright, Regional Business Development, Ovivo USA

I3.3 LESSONS LEARNED FROM RECENT 316(B) INSTALLATIONSCo-Chair - Brett DeRousse, National Account Manager, Hydrolox

I3.4 THERMAL PLUME MAPPING FOR MIXING ZONE AND 316(A) STUDIESGregory Howick, Senior Aquatic Ecologist, Burns & McDonnell Engineering

H7. CCS: CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGEH7.1 STATUS OF TECH DEVELOPMENT AT THE NATIONAL CARBON CAPTURE CENTERRoxann Laird, Director - National Carbon Capture Center, Southern Co.; Frank Morton

H7.2 OPTIMIZING CCS PROCESSES USING FTIR MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGYCo-Chair - Jim Cornish, Sales & Support Manager, Gasmet Technologies

H7.3 CCS APPLICATION & CONSIDERATIONS ON EXISTING COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTSEmily Kunkel, Sr. Enviro. Associate, Sargent & Lundy; Danielle Flagg & Rajendra Gaikwad

H7.4 UPDATE ON KM CDR PROCESS PROJECTS FOR COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTSTakahito Yonekawa, Engineering Manager, MHIA; Miyamoto, Tsujiuchi & Thomas

H7.5 POLICY PARITY OF CCS/CCUS: THE CONTINUED CASE FOR CCSSession Sponsor & Co-Chair - Barry Worthington, Executive Director, United States Energy Association; Amishi Kumar & Will Polen

H7.6 SUPERCRITICAL CO2 CYCLES FOR POWER PRODUCTIONJason Laumb, Principal Engineer, Energy & Environmental Research Center

H8. CCS IIH8.1 PHOTOSYNTHETIC SEQUESTRATIONCo-Chair - Eric Bettelheim, Executive Chairman, Floresta Singapore Pte Ltd

H8.2 EVALUATION OF CCS ECONOMICS FOR A GENERATION FACILITY IN NORTH DAKOTACo-Chair - Joshua Stanislowski, Principal Process Engineer, Energy & Environmental Research Center

H8.3 ILMENITE AS OXYGEN CARRIER IN PRESSURIZED CHEMICAL LOOPING COMBUSTIONYewen Tan, Research Scientist, Natural Resources Canada, CanmetENERGY; Dennis Lu & Robin Hughes

H8.4 PHOTOCATALYTIC REDUCTION OF CO2 BY (CU/ZNO)@TIO2 NANOREACTORSHong Paul Wang, Professor, National Cheng Kung University; J. Wang, University of California; W.-K. Lin, National Tsing-Hua University; Y.-L. Wei, Tunghai University; C.-J. Jou, National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology; H. Paul Wang & L.-C. Cheng, National Cheng Kung University

ROOM 9ROOM 8Wednesday | February 8 | 1PM - 3PM

Thursday | February 9 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Wednesday | February 8 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM

Friday | February 10 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Friday | February 10 | 10AM - 12PM

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I1. WASTEWATER MANAGEMENTI1.1 REACTOR VESSELS TO MANAGE & TREAT WASTEWATER AT ASH PONDS & LANDFILLSMark Kropilak, CEO, Liberty Hydro, Inc.

I1.2 ENERGY NEUTRALITY IN WASTEWATER TREATMENTTom Stanley, CTO, GE Water & Process Technologies, GE Power & Water

I1.3 MINIMIZING WATER FOOTPRINT BY IMPLEMENTING SEMI-BATCH REVERSE OSMOSISSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Dr. Rick Stover, EVP, Desalitech

I1.4 ELG COMPLIANCE AT COAL FIRED POWER STATIONSSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Michael Preston, Section Leader, Black & Veatch

I1.5 NATIONAL NUTRIENT REDUCTION STRATEGY UPDATEDiane Martini, Senior Water/Wastewater Consultant, Burns & McDonnell; Sarah Gilstrap

I1.6 AN UPDATE ON THE WATER RESEARCH CENTERTyler Cromey, Research Engineer, Southern Company Services, Inc.

I2. WATER & ELECTRIC UTILITIESI2.1 MODELING ELECTRICITY SECTOR VULNERABILITIES RELATED TO WATER TEMPERATURESJordan Macknick, NREL; Macknick, Brinkman, Ibanez, Tomberlin, Hunsberger, Kandt & Miara

I2.2 THE LATEST TECHNOLOGICAL UPDATES IN OIL SPILL CONTAINMENT SYSTEMSBill Gannon, President, Solidification Products International, Inc.; John Panaro

I2.3 ENERGY SAVINGS THROUGH PIPE SELECTIONRosemary Smud, Sales Engineer, American Cast Iron Pipe; Maury Gaston

I2.4 ENHANCE COORDINATION BETWEEN ELECTRIC AND WATER UTILITIESNushat Thomas, Team Leader, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Lauren Wisniewski

I2.5 BR RISK MGMT; PREDICTIVE MODEL DEVELOPMENT FOR DISINFECTION BYPRODUCTSCo-chair - Brian Mastin, Senior Consultant, Parsons

I2.6 SCE STORM WATER MGMT & FLOOD PREPAREDNESS IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVECo-chair - Denise Yaffe, Mgr., Southern California Edison; Lakes, Barr, Akunyili & Johnson

I3. 316(b)I3.1 EPA’S 316B RULE: HOW TO ACHIEVE COMPLIANCEGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science & Technology

I3.2 IMPACTS OF EPA 316(B) ON POWER PLANT COOLING WATER INTAKESRoman Carter, National Account Manager, Intralox / Hydrolox; Tim Woodrow

I3.3 CLEAN WATER ACT RULE: EXPANDING RISK & LIABILITY FOR PROJECT PROPONENTSKerry McGrath, Associate, Hunton & Williams; Deidre G. Duncan

I3.4 316(B) IMPINGEMENT COMPLIANCE: UNDERSTANDING DE MINIMISSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Radhika de Silva, Sr. Project Mgr, HDR Engineering; Mark Bailey

I3.5 316(B) - OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY AND COST EVALUATION STUDYJoy Rooney, Senior Associate, Sargent & Lundy LLC; Ken Snell & Mehrdad Salehi

I3.6 IMPLEMENTING U.S EPA’S 316(B) RULECo-chair - Sean Ramach, Environmental Scientist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

ROOM 10Wednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PM

Thursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

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I4. FGD WASTEWATER - ZLDI4.1 ZLD APPROACH BY APPLYING SPRAY DRYER EVAPORATOR (SDE™) TECHNOLOGYCo-chair - Paulo Oliveira, Product Marketing Manager, Alstom Power, Inc.; Phil Rader

I4.2 THERMAL ZLD SYSTEM USING A SDE IN A WASTE TO ENERGY PLANTRobert Van Durme, P.E., Key Account Manager, Lechler Inc.; Ashwin Patni

I4.3 FGD ZLD PROCESS IMPACT ON HEAT RATE & OTHER PLANT PARAMETERSBenjamin Laurent, Senior Process Engineer, Heartland Technology Partners

I4.4 PROCESSING POWER PLANT WASTE TO HIGH MARKETABLE COMMODITIESRobert Bobeck, Technical Sales, Dustex LLC; Patrick Paul

I4.5 UPDATE ON B&W ZLD ACTIVITIESSteven Feeney, Product Line Manager, Babcock & Wilcox; Mike Klidas

I4.6 FORWARD OSMOSIS BASED HIGH WATER RECOVERY SOLUTIONS Session Sponsor & Co-chair - MaryTheresa Pendergast, Director, Oasys Water; John Tracy

I5. FGD WASTEWATER I5.1 PRE-FABRICATED PROCESS EQUIPMENT SOLUTION TO MEET ELG & CCR STANDARDSCo-chair - James Peterson, President, Frontier Water Systems

I5.2 EFFECTS OF MERCURY CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES ON FGD WASTEWATER QUALITYMandi Richardson, Sr. Chemist, AECOM; Blythe, AECOM; Dene, EPRI; Acharya, Southern Co.

I5.3 ELG AND CCR COMPLIANCE - THE DOLLARS ARE IN THE DETAILSDennis Fink, Senior Project Manager, CH2M; Dr. Thomas E. Higgins

I5.4 ELG COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONS – AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT FGD FLOWRATE IMPACTSJeromy Jones, AQCS Manager, Burns & McDonnell

I5.5 RECENT ADVANCES IN WASTEWATER MEASUREMENTS OF HG, AS AND SE USING AFSCo-chair - Warren Corns, R&D Manager, P S Analytical; Cornelius Brombach

I5.6 EFFECT OF OPERATING CONDITIONS OF FGD UNIT ON FORM OF SELENIUM IN LIQUORHiroyuki Akiho, Research Scientist, CRIEPI; Naoki Noda, Hiromi Shirai & Shigeo Ito

I6. 316(b), ELG, WASTEWATERI6.1 APPROACHES TO ELG COMPLIANCE FOR FGD WASTE WATERSKristen Bell, Senior Associate, Sargent & Lundy

I6.2 GREEN ALTERNATIVES FOR WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENTHenry Hunt, Sr. Project Manager, Layne - Ranney Collector Wells

I6.3 CONTROL OF DREISSENID MUSSELS WITH A MORE RATIONAL USE OF COPPERDavid Hammond, Ph.D., Senior Scientist, Earth Science Labs, Inc.

I6.4 COMPLIANCE WITH BOTH 316(B) AND THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACTHarriet Nash, NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service; Ashfield, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Svc.

I6.5 316(B) STRATEGIES FOR ADVANCED INTAKE SCREEN RETROFITSCo-chair - Mark David Bell, Sales Manager, Bilfinger Water Technologies

I6.6 316(B) OVERVIEW OF IMPINGEMENT TECHNOLOGY SELECTION PROCEDURECo-chair - Mehrdad Salehi, Sr. Associate, Sargent & Lundy LLC; Ken Snell & Joy Rooney

I7. WATER SUSTAINABILITYI7.1 THE ENERGY-WATER NEXUS: RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES AND CHPCo-chair - Scott Hutchins, Stakeholder Engagement, U. S. Department of Energy

I7.2 WATER BALANCE ANALYSIS, MONITORING, & MGMT. TOOL FOR POWER PLANTSCharlie He, Assoc. VP, Carollo Engineers; E. McLeskey, G. Carpenter, J. Dresang & C. Chiu

I7.3 SUPPORTING THE HEART OF THE WATER - ENERGY - FOOD NEXUSMaury Gaston, Manager of Marketing Services, American Cast Iron pipe

I7.4 MONETIZING WATER EFFICIENCY - THE RESNET WATER EFFICIENCY RATING INDEXCo-chair - Steve Baden, Executive Director, RESNET

I7.5 PREVENTIVE SAFETY MEASURE FROM POLLUTED SURFACE WATER LEAKAGE IN BLDNGSNasser Alhemiddi, Professor, King Saud U.; A. Alhemiddi, M. Arch. & A. Alhemiddi, B. Arch

I7.6 WATER REUSE FOLLOWING GROUNDWATER EXTRACTION & TREATMENTChristina Rain, P.E., Project Engineer, Langan Treadwell Rollo; Graber, Glenn & Shipman

I8. WATER SUPPLY & SECURITYI8.1 A SOLUTION TO OUR WATER SUPPLY PROBLEMJohn Wilson, Territory Manager, American Cast Iron Pipe, Maury Gaston

I8.2 DREDGING YOUR RESERVOIR: ENHANCING THE RESILIENCY OF YOUR WATER SUPPLYSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Sarah Howard, Sr. Scientist, Black & Veatch; Elizabeth Quinlan

I8.3 AN INNOVATIVE SOLUTION TO PREDICTIVE WATER MODELING FOR UTILITIES SECTORKenn Cygan, Director, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; April YeYoung Yi

I8.4 WEANING OURSELVES FROM OUR WASTEFUL WATER WAYSNed Daugherty, Principal Architect, H2O Futures

I8.5 ENGAGING A UNIVERSITY ON WATER CONSERVATIONCo-chair - Kyle Mann, Energy Efficiency Program Specialist, CA State University Fullerton

I8.6 GIS-FORECASTED SURFACE HYDROLOGY FOR REDUCING RISKS OF FOOD PRODUCTIONAbdrabelnabi Abdelhady, Professor, Damanhour Univ; Aggag, Abdelaty & Bahnassy

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