Reverse Osmosis Monitoring & Troubleshooting

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1 Reverse Osmosis Monitoring & Troubleshooting 1-Day seminar Information Packet

2 Seminar Cost: $699 USD (Early Bird Discounts May Apply) Seminar Length: 1 Day Seminar Description The purpose of the "Reverse Osmosis Monitoring & Troubleshooting" seminar is to provide the water treatment professional, from the inexperienced to highly experienced, with an advanced understanding of how to monitor and troubleshoot a reverse osmosis system. This information is usually missing or inadequately covered in "Operations and Maintenance (O & M) Manuals" and in on-the-job training. Being equipped with this knowledge allows operators, engineers, maintenance personnel, and managers to use their own intellect, experience, and creative abilities to identify, evaluate and troubleshoot many situations that arise. The main topics that are covered include the following: 1. On-stream instruments needed for proper monitoring 2. Hand-held/bench instruments needed for proper monitoring 3. Daily Monitoring 4. Weekly Trending 5. How to Use Free Monitoring Software for weekly trending 6. Monthly Monitoring 7. Startup & Intermittent Monitoring 8. Performance Changes With Scaling, Fouling & Chemical attack 9. Pretreatment Monitoring 10. Chemical Cleaning Monitoring The information presented during this seminar is not designed to specifically instruct participants on how to run their equipment but rather is designed to educate participants in the advanced monitoring and troubleshooting of a reverse osmosis unit. This is extremely valuable information. This information is offered in good faith but without actual or implied guarantee as conditions and methods of implementing this information are beyond our control. Who Should Attend Anyone desiring to know the latest, UNBIASED information on reverse osmosis (RO) and nanofiltration (NF) water treatment monitoring and troubleshooting. DHP is a training company, NOT an equipment vendor.

3 Why You Should Attend What you don't know CAN hurt the efficient, least-cost operation of your RO/NF water treatment system. This seminar teaches you the monitoring and troubleshooting activities you must perform to catch problems at an early stage when hopefully they're relatively easily reversible. Thorough understanding of required monitoring activities and thorough understanding of performance trends and interpretation of data are stressed. This course provides the technical information that's typically missing from startup training and O & M manuals. All information is applicable to NF units as well. What You'll Receive 8 hours of practical, interesting, easy-to-understand reverse osmosis water treatment training 8 hours of the latest in multimedia training including video & 3-D animations A highly illustrated workbook Break refreshments (lunch not included)

4 Instructors Biography Your instructor will be one of the following David Paul is the President of (DHP), an advanced water treatment training and consulting firm. David has 36 years of operating, managing, training and consulting experience in membrane water treatment. He has published over 160 technical articles and papers, of which many have been for Water Technology, Water & Wastes Digest and Water Conditioning and Purification. He has trained many times at the WQA Annual Conference and has held seminars at the WQA Headquarters. He has created and administers many on-line, on-site, and on-campus training programs in advanced water treatment. He holds a B.S. degree in biology and an M.S. degree in microbiology David Paul Owner/Founder/Instructor Bill Dees is an instructor/consultant and the Director of Training for David H. Paul, Inc. (DHP). Since 1988, his experience includes installation, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, training and consulting of water treatment systems including membrane, ion exchange, pretreatment and post-treatment equipment. Bill is also the Technical Services Manager for DHP, responsible for membrane module autopsies and consulting. Bill holds an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Industrial Water Treatment from San Juan College, DHP's first on-campus, college degree program. Bill Dees Director of Training Services/Instructor Richard (Dick) Youmans is an instructor/consultant and the Director of Certification for (DHP). Since 1977, Dick has been involved in just about every aspect of industrial water treatment with most of those years specializing in reverse osmosis chemical applications, training and troubleshooting. Like all DHP instructor-consultants, he has been in hundreds of water treatment plants covering every major industry. Dick earned a BBA degree from the University of Georgia in 1974 and an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Industrial Water Treatment from San Juan College and in Dick Youmans Director of Certification/ Instructor

5 Certificate of Completion Each attendee will receive a DHP certificate of completion following the course. DHP Training Seminars DHP has trained over 16,000 water treatment professionals worldwide since Trainees include industrial, governmental and drinking water clients. The average rating given by attendees for all DHP seminars, including this one, is over 9 (on a scale of 1-10, with 1 being a terrible rating and 10 being an outstanding rating). Testimonials The following are typical comments from attendees of DHP seminars: Very informative. Brian Glendon - Princeton University Very detailed. All information is relevant. Tam Pham - QA Coordinator - Nestle Great deal of flexibility while discussing topics. Dan Stein - na - Intel Corporation...Very helpful, it should be required before someone works in the RO industry. Josh Hawkins - Chemistry Tech - Luminant Generation Company LLC Great class Kayla Kollars - Lincoln Electric System The information provided helped me understand the data I was collecting daily... Maria De Arcos - Microbiologist - Nestle Waters Great class, very well done. Pat Emmons - Princeton University Very helpful information. Robert D King - Shift Supervisor - Con Edison