Water Treatment Program Training Manual
OVERVIEW
The purpose of the Water Treatment Program is to prevent deterioration of the water systems in Alberta Government buildings and plants that are managed by Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation, Property Management. In order to ensure that the operating personnel were sufficiently trained to implement the Water. Treatment Program at the physical plant level, the Water Treatment Training Program was initiated and the corresponding Water Treatment Program Training Manual was issued in 1987.
• Revision 1 of the Water Treatment Program Manual was issued in January 1995 in order to accommodate the administrative, personnel and technical changes that occurred since the 1984 edition. Also, in order to save the cost of maintaining two separate documents, it was decided in October 1994
to do away with the publication of a separate Water Treatment Training Program Manual, since the essential elements of the Training Manual are already covered in the Water Treatment Program Manual.
• Revision 2 of the Water Treatment Program Manual was issued in January 1997 in order to include Section I - Environmental Guideline.
• Revision 3 of the Water Treatment Program Manual dated January 2000 was issued in order to accommodate technical changes that have occurred since the 1997 edition.
• Revision 4 of The Water Treatment Program Manual dated May 2005 was issued to reflect technical changes and to include the addition of Potable Water Systems.
• Revision 5 of the Water Treatment Program Manual was issued in January 2006.
Water Treatment Program Training Manual
OVERVIEW
The purpose of the Water Treatment Program is to prevent deterioration of the water systems in Alberta Government buildings and plants that are managed by Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation, Property Management. In order to ensure that the operating personnel were sufficiently trained to implement the Water. Treatment Program at the physical plant level, the Water Treatment Training Program was initiated and the corresponding Water Treatment Program Training Manual was issued in 1987.
• Revision 1 of the Water Treatment Program Manual was issued in January 1995 in order to accommodate the administrative, personnel and technical changes that occurred since the 1984 edition. Also, in order to save the cost of maintaining two separate documents, it was decided in October 1994
to do away with the publication of a separate Water Treatment Training Program Manual, since the essential elements of the Training Manual are already covered in the Water Treatment Program Manual.
• Revision 2 of the Water Treatment Program Manual was issued in January 1997 in order to include Section I - Environmental Guideline.
• Revision 3 of the Water Treatment Program Manual dated January 2000 was issued in order to accommodate technical changes that have occurred since the 1997 edition.
• Revision 4 of The Water Treatment Program Manual dated May 2005 was issued to reflect technical changes and to include the addition of Potable Water Systems.
• Revision 5 of the Water Treatment Program Manual was issued in January 2006.
Water Treatment Processes and Ozone Treatment of the Source
Objectives : 1.Understand common water treatment processes
2. Understand ways to control biological growth and maintain clean water at the source
3. OZONE
Water Treatment Processes and Ozone Treatment of the Source
Objectives : 1.Understand common water treatment processes
2. Understand ways to control biological growth and maintain clean water at the source
3. OZONE
Water Treatment Program Manual
Purpose of Program
The purpose of the Water Treatment Program is to prevent deterioration of the water systems in Alberta Government buildings that are managed by or on behalf of Alberta Infrastructure. This is a formal standardized Water Treatment Program. It is called the WATER TREATMENT PROGRAM because it deals with the preconditioning of system water, water test procedures, water test reagents, water test apparatus, and scale & corrosion inhibitors. All of these items have to do with the prevention of corrosion, scale formation, and other related forms of deterioration of the water systems.
An important purpose of the Water Treatment Program is to support the department’s commitment to demonstrate Environmental Stewardship. As opportunities arise environmentally friendly treatments and best practices will be evaluated and implemented where feasible.
Water Treatment Program Manual
Purpose of Program
The purpose of the Water Treatment Program is to prevent deterioration of the water systems in Alberta Government buildings that are managed by or on behalf of Alberta Infrastructure. This is a formal standardized Water Treatment Program. It is called the WATER TREATMENT PROGRAM because it deals with the preconditioning of system water, water test procedures, water test reagents, water test apparatus, and scale & corrosion inhibitors. All of these items have to do with the prevention of corrosion, scale formation, and other related forms of deterioration of the water systems.
An important purpose of the Water Treatment Program is to support the department’s commitment to demonstrate Environmental Stewardship. As opportunities arise environmentally friendly treatments and best practices will be evaluated and implemented where feasible.
Lecture 8: Water Treatment Processes
Objective:
Understand functioning of different unit processes for water treatment
Lecture 8: Water Treatment Processes
Objective:
Understand functioning of different unit processes for water treatment
Lecture 9: Water Treatment Processes
Objective:
Understand functioning of different unit processes for water treatment.
Lecture 9: Water Treatment Processes
Objective:
Understand functioning of different unit processes for water treatment.
Water Treatment Using Metallic Iron: A Tutorial Review
Abstract: Researchers and engineers using metallic iron (Fe0) for water treatment need a tutorial review on the operating mode of the Fe/H2O system. There are few review articles attempting to present systematic information to guide proper material selection and application conditions. However, they are full of conflicting reports. This review seeks to: (i) Summarize the state-of-the-art knowledge on the remediation Fe/H2O system, (ii) discuss relevant contaminant removal mechanisms, and (iii) provide solutions for practical engineering application of Fe-based systems for water treatment. Specifically, the following aspects are summarized and discussed in detail: (i) Fe intrinsic reactivity and material selection, (ii) main abiotic contaminant removal mechanisms, and (iii) relevance of biological and bio-chemical processes in the Fe/H2O system. In addition, challenges for the design of the next generation Fe/H2O systems are discussed. This paper serves as a handout to enable better practical engineering applications for environmental remediation using Fe.
Water Treatment Using Metallic Iron: A Tutorial Review
Abstract: Researchers and engineers using metallic iron (Fe0) for water treatment need a tutorial review on the operating mode of the Fe/H2O system. There are few review articles attempting to present systematic information to guide proper material selection and application conditions. However, they are full of conflicting reports. This review seeks to: (i) Summarize the state-of-the-art knowledge on the remediation Fe/H2O system, (ii) discuss relevant contaminant removal mechanisms, and (iii) provide solutions for practical engineering application of Fe-based systems for water treatment. Specifically, the following aspects are summarized and discussed in detail: (i) Fe intrinsic reactivity and material selection, (ii) main abiotic contaminant removal mechanisms, and (iii) relevance of biological and bio-chemical processes in the Fe/H2O system. In addition, challenges for the design of the next generation Fe/H2O systems are discussed. This paper serves as a handout to enable better practical engineering applications for environmental remediation using Fe.
