What's that Smell? Sewer System Overflow Prevention and Management

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 88 Min. Audio MP3 - No shipping cost
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Benefits

This live audio conference will provide a systematic overview of the technical, management and regulatory issues regarding collection system overflows, both dry weather and wet weather as well as both combined sewer overflows (CSOs) and separate sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs). Information will be provided to help you understand and analyze overflow problems and provide guidance in evaluating and selecting cost-effective strategies to reduce or eliminate them. It is also intended to serve as a planning guide in developing long term control plans for CSO's and overflow mitigation plans for SSO's.

The topics covered in this audio conference represent the crux of the management of sewer system: preventing/controlling overflows. The intent is to provide you with a detailed overview of sources of overflows, mitigation measures and planning techniques to assist their system-wide planning objectives.

Learning Objectives:

  • You will be able to identify sources and causes of overflows.
  • You will be able to discuss system characterization.
  • You will be able to explain system maintenance and management.
  • You will be able to review control strategies.

Agenda

Set the Scene
Sources and Causes of Overflows
  • Definition of an Overflow
  • Combined Sewer Systems
  • Sanitary Sewer Systems (Introduce Inflow/Infiltration)
  • Typical Causes (Maintenance Related vs. Capacity)
Regulatory Framework
  • Combined Sewer Overflow
  • Separate Sanitary Sewer Overflow
  • Affordability
System Characterization
  • Information Management
  • Sewer System Modeling/Characterization
  • Water Quality Characterization
System Maintenance and Management
  • Maintenance Program Objectives
  • Types of Maintenance
Overflow Mitigation Plan Development
  • Technologies (CSO/SSO)
  • Control Strategies
  • Plan Development: Prioritizing, LOC, Affordability
  • Post-Construction Monitoring
Case Studies
  • CSO Community
  • SSO Community
  • CSO/SSO Community

Faculty

Eric M. Harold, PE, BCEE, Malcolm Pirnie, the Water Division of ARCADIS


Eric M. Harold, PE, BCEE
  • Principal environmental engineer at Malcolm Pirnie, the Water Division of ARCADIS
  • National practice leader for collection system and storm water planning
  • More than 20 years of experience in strategic wet weather planning and management for wastewater collection and storm water systems
  • Extensive combined sewer and separate sanitary sewer overflow control experience gained on more than 40 overflow mitigation and sewer management projects across the country
  • Task force chair for the recently published WEF Manual of Practice (MOP) FD-17 Prevention and Control of Sewer System Overflows (3rd Edition; WEF 2011)
  • Writer of more than 20 publications and presentations related to the areas of sewer system overflows, urban wet weather management and master planning
  • Member of Water Environment Federation (WEF) Collection System Committee
  • Masters degree in public policy, George Mason University; B.S. degree in civil engineering, University of Cincinnati
  • Can be contacted at 703-465-4212 or eric.harold@arcadis-us.com




These Materials are Designed For

This live audio conference is designed for public works managers, engineers, utility directors, city officials, project managers, contractors, subcontractors, planners, building owners, inspectors, hydrologists, developers, architects and consultants.

CD & Manual - CD Set with bound 60 page manual
Podcast - 88 Minute MP3 with 60 page electronic manual - Immediate Access and No Shipping Cost