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WATER REUSE &DESALINATIONBRIGHT AS THE FLORIDA SUNExcellence is about more than meeting contracted requirements. Our world classperformance in research, design and construction makes Doosan Hydro Technologythe best choice for water, wastewater and reclaimed water treatment andproduction. Our financial strength coupled with superior customer serviceseparates us from other service providers. When the standard is excellence,the company is Doosan Hydro Technology.• Engineering, procurement and construction ofwater and wastewater treatment plants• Brackish and seawater Reverse Osmosis andNanofiltration plants• Turnkey installation and plant retrofit andexpansions• Water reclamation and packaged wastewatersystems• High purity systems for boiler feed water andother industrial applications• Locations worldwide to serve the local needs ofour clients22
Sunday Schedule of Events9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Registration (Grand BallroomRegistration)1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Concurrent Technical SessionsS-1: Desalination—Membrane Treatment Technologies(Salons G&H)Desalination technology provides a robust barrier for awide variety of contaminants. This session describes theuse of desalination technology for a range of raw watersources, qualities and finished water uses. Novel configurationsfor liquid treatment and residuals treatment anddisposal are presented. The liquid processes includereverse osmosis, EDR, and low temperature solar desalinationprocesses. Residual treatment includes a variety ofphysical/chemical processes to reduce the volume for disposal.The session includes descriptions of planning,testing, design and operation of full scale systems.S-2: Water Quality Issues (Salon F)More water systems are turning to alternate water supplysources, such as reclaimed and desalination. These newsources confront the water provider with complex waterquality challenges in ensuring the water being deliveredto its users meets all federal, state and local regulations.This session presents a variety of new approaches beingused or considered by water suppliers for testing, treatingand distributing safe water to its customers. New analyticaltesting methods, water distribution and wastewatertreatment process and other approaches are explored.❖ Simplified testing protocols for evaluating groundwater recharge systems❖ Issues with combined drinking water and fireprotection systems❖ Operational treatment changes improve consistencyof the quality of residential irrigation reclaimedwater❖ Accurately measuring pharmaceuticals, endocrinedisruptors and personal care products in drinkingwater and wastewater systems❖ Providing reclaimed water to end users who havediffering water quality requirements❖ Cost effectiveness of static disk filtration in lieu oftraditional sand filtration❖ New analytical methodologies to test ozone andultraviolet advanced oxidation processesS-3: Public Education and Perception Issues (Rooms 8–10)The role and importance of communicating clearly aboutrecycled water is often the key to successful projectimplementation. Learn more as presenters discuss a varietyof situations including the challenges of constructinga recycled water facility in a quiet rural neighborhood;some helpful hints on how to respond to media inquiriesin a forthright and understandable way that puts risks inperspective; how to create a communication program toenhance the understanding of this sometimes complexissue by recognizing the impact of negative terminologyon clear communication; what can be learned from conductingmarket research that will help preventcontroversy; and how planning ahead for communicationcan help you talk about recycled water.S-4: Cross-Connection/Distribution/Operations (Salons I&J)There’s more to reclaimed water systems than treatmentplants, treatment technologies, and water quality. Behindany successful reclaimed water program is a satisfied customerbase and a distribution system that maintains thequality of the water it provides. Within this session, onewill learn some of the challenges and opportunities thatcome with planning and managing reclaimed water distributionsystems, maintaining and meeting end usersatisfaction, and most importantly, keeping reclaimedsystems separate from potable supplies (cross-connectioncontrol).2:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Refreshment Break (GrandBallroom Lobby)5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Welcome Reception withExhibitors (Salons A–E)23
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