High levels of odor causing compounds, such as hydrogen sulfide, can lead to customer complaints, unsafe conditions for workers and accelerated corrosion in collection systems. This five-part webinar series will introduce the process and chemistry of odor generation in wastewater collection systems, the impact on infrastructure, personnel and the community, and a variety of mitigation solutions.
Join Evoqua experts for this informative webinar series. You can view the on-demand sessions below.
Elizabeth Chaffin, Aftermarket Specialist for Applications Engineering
There are a variety of factors contribute to the generation of odors in wastewater. This introductory webinar will explore the chemistry behind hydrogen sulfide generation, factors affecting its release and the impact on infrastructure and the community.
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Deekshitha Adapa, Municipal Services Program Manager
Calcium Nitrate Solution eliminates the odor, corrosion, and safety problems associated with hydrogen sulfide by achieving sewage odor control naturally. This proven solution also treats other common sewage odors, including odorous sulfur compounds such as mercaptans and organic sulfides.
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Methelyn Murphy, Applications Engineer
pH shift products control hydrogen sulfide odors in wastewater collection systems by manipulating the presence of ionic sulfide species in the wastewater stream. This webinar will explore the use of Evoqua’s Alkagen solution for hydrogen sulfide mitigation.
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Justin Stewart, M.S.Ch.E., Applications Engineer
Air scrubbers can be used to control odors where they are released or supplement chemical treatment odor control programs to reduce the overall cost of service. This webinar will explore the use of air scrubbers in typical odor control applications.
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Nicolas Swanson, P.E., Product Manager
With growing pressures to reduce OPEX within municipalities, it is often critical to implement solutions that can alleviate challenges at multiple points within the wastewater treatment process. Find out how oxidizers & iron salts can extend benefits beyond odor control in the collection system in this educational webinar.
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Elizabeth is responsible for quoting municipal odor control and disinfection product lines parts, services, and service contracts. Elizabeth holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. Prior to her current role, Elizabeth spent two years in Evoqua’s Leadership Development Program (LDP).
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Deekshitha is responsible for the on-going optimization of chemical feed rates, technology deployment and compliance. She also provides technical consultation and training to Evoqua and customer personnel to support the existing client base. Deekshitha has a bachelor’s in chemical engineering from India and a master’s in chemical engineering from the University of South Florida.
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As an Applications Engineer, Methelyn works with the sales team to identify customer needs in the municipal water and wastewater space – specifically in regards to odor and corrosion control and drinking water disinfection – and develop technical proposals for the sale of water and wastewater solutions. Methelyn brings 10+ years of experience to the industry and holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin.
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As an Applications Engineer for the Municipal Services division of Evoqua, Justin is responsible for the design and implementation of liquid/vapor phase odor control products and drinking water disinfection technologies. He holds a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of South Florida and has worked with Evoqua Water Technologies for over 5 years, assisting municipalities across the United States and Canada with their water and wastewater issues.
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Nick is a Product Manager with Evoqua Water Technologies in the Municipal Services division based out of Sarasota, FL. He currently oversees various technologies pertaining to the areas of drinking water pre-oxidation and disinfection, as well as wastewater odor & corrosion control solutions and services. Nick’s previous roles have enabled him to lead in design improvements and R&D for wastewater and drinking water products. He earned a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Florida and has 5 years of experience in the water industry. *Licensed in Florida
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