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NENASF Fall 2024 Webinar
$0.00 – $25.00
Date and Time:
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
10:00AM – 12:00 Noon
We have applied for 2 Wastewater Treatment Contact Hours (TCHs) for this Seminar
Speakers:
- Fernando Carminholi
Business Development Manager from Hubbard-Hall - Brian Morrill, CHMM, CIT
Vice President from GZA GeoEnvironmental - James Mitchell, Ph.D.
R&D Associate Chemist from PAVCO
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- Non-Member: $25 per person
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Description
Presentation Details
Membrane Filtration for a Cleaner and More Sustainable Future
Fernando Carminholi, Business Development Manager from Hubbard-Hall
This presentation will dive into the dynamics of equipment and chemicals as a key to enhanced performance and long-lasting solutions.
Learn how membrane filtration is not only an excellent means of effluent discharge compliance but also a means of purifying your cleaning solutions, thus minimizing your waste disposal expenses and fine-tuning cleaner lifespan.
PFAS Update
Brian Morrill, CHMM, CIT, Vice President from GZA GeoEnvironmental
Brian will be giving an update on the rapidly evolving legislative and regulatory happenings in PFAS environmental restrictions. The clock is ticking, and Wastewater Discharge Limits for PFAS could be set as early as next year.
This is something that will impact all metal finishers.
Ion-Exchange Membrane Technology
James Mitchell, Ph.D. R&D Associate Chemist from PAVCO
James will be speaking on use of Ion-Exchange Membranes a wide range of potential electrochemical applications. While the surface finishing industry has not yet widely adopted these specialty membranes, it is perfectly poised to take advantage of these technological advancements to enable new waste minimization strategies. This talk will discuss membrane-based processes relevant to the surface finishing industry including membrane anodes and bipolar-membrane electrodialysis (BPMED).