Weftec19 Prospectus

92nd Annual Water Environment Federation
Technical Exhibition & Conference

McCormick Place Chicago, Illinois
Conference: September 21 — 25, 2019
Exhibition: September 23 — 25, 2019
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2 WEFTEC Overview
4 Sponsors
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6 Schedule at-a-Glance
8 WEFTEC Highlights
Education &
16 12 Committee Chairs Interview
Training Credits
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18 Workshops at-a-Glance 14 Community Service Project

Technical Sessions 52 WEF Plaza
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28 Innovation Showcase
Global Center & Trade
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Delegation Program
30 Facility Tours
32 Operations Challenge
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35 Interested in Exhibiting?
36 Education in the Exhibit Hall
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53 Social Media
54 WEF Membership
56 Advertiser Index
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Featuring the sector’s leading conference
program showcasing the field’s most cutting-
edge solutions, WEFTEC®, the Water Environment
Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference,
is the world’s largest annual gathering of water
quality professionals and thought leaders.
This year, WEFTEC is focused on

ReGeneration Workforce: harnessing the
power of individuals, coming together
to regenerate and reinvigorate the
20,000+
water workforce, providing solutions for
workforce development, diversity, and
inclusion in the water sector.
REGISTRANTS
■ Engage with water professionals
from around the world
■ Participate in prestigious programming
3,000+
■ Enhance your professional
development and leadership skills
■ Expand your business network
■ Earn educational credits INTERNATIONAL REGISTRANTS
Gain exposure to innovative technology, FROM 80+ COUNTRIES
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products, and solutions to the water

sector’s most important issues
TECHNICAL
SESSIONS
1,000+ 27
WORKSHOPS
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MOBILE SESSIONS
FACILITY TOURS
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THE SPONSORS
WEF thanks our sponsors for their generous support of programs and events at
WEFTEC 2019. Look for our sponsors throughout the conference and visit them online
at www.weftec.org/sponsors or download our app at www.weftec.org/weftecmobile.
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For more information on WEFTEC’s sponsorship program or how to support WEFTEC programs and receive
outstanding recognition, visit www.weftec.org/sponsorships, or contact Advertising Sales at 1-866-767-2451, or
1-703-684-2451.
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S A T U R D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 1 T U E S D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 4
7:00 am – 2:00 pm WEF House of Delegates Meetings 7:30 am – 5:00 pm WEF Committee Meetings
8:30 am – 5:00 pm Workshops* – schedule on page 18 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Technical Sessions
9:00 am – 4:00 pm Community Service Project** 8:30 am – 5:30 pm Exhibition
6:00 pm – 1:00 am Jammin’ 4 Water* – benefiting 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Operations Challenge – Collections,
water-related charities KSB Maintenance, and Safety events
9:00 am – 4:30 pm Facility Tours* – schedule on page 30
S U N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 2 12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Collection Systems Luncheon*

5:00 pm – 5:45 pm WEF Awards and Presidential Celebration
7:30 am – 5:00 pm WEF Committee Meetings
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Innovation Pavilion Reception
8:00 am – 5:30 pm Student Design Competition
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Stormwater Pavilion Reception
8:30 am – 5:00 pm Workshops* – schedule on page 18
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Operations Challenge Awards Reception
9:00 am – 1:00 pm Pedal with a Purpose Bike Ride* –
benefiting Water For People
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Mix with Members – welcome W E D N E S D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 5
reception exclusively for WEF
Members & WEFTEC Exhibitors 7:30 am – 3:30 pm Committee Meetings
8:30 am – 3:30 pm Exhibition NEW HOURS!
M O N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 3 8:30 am – 3:30 pm Technical Sessions NEW HOURS!
9:00 am – 4:30 pm Facility Tours* – schedule on page 30
7:30 am – 5:00 pm WEF Committee Meetings
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Closing Session NEW!
7:45 am – 8:15 am WEFTEC Orientation: a Success
Course for First-Time Attendees
and New WEF Members
8:30 am – 9:30 am Opening General Session
8:30 am – 5:30 pm Exhibition
9:30 am – 5:00 pm Operations Challenge – Laboratory
& Process Control events
10:30 am – 5:00 pm Technical Sessions
11:00 am – 1:00 pm Public Officials Forum Luncheon*
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Scientists’ Luncheon*
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Stormwater Luncheon*
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Students & Young Professionals Career Fair
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Facility Tour* – schedule on page 30 The WEF Events Connect app is available
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Innovation Pavilion Reception from the App Store or Google Play. Search
for WEF Events Connect or use the direct
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Stormwater Pavilion Reception
link for your device.
5:15 pm – 6:30 pm Industrial Reception*
5:15 pm – 6:30 pm Women in Water Reception*
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Water For People’s Blues Bash*
https://ativ.me/oh1 https://ativ.me/oh2
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* Enhance your WEFTEC experience by adding these updates and to log in, but supports offline
activities to your conference registration. Additional fees browsing, scheduling, and searching.
apply – see pages 50 to 51 for costs.
App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.
** Sign-up for the Community Service Project through Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.
conference registration. There is no cost to volunteer.
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WEFTEC HIGHLIGHTS
OPENING GENERAL SESSION MASTER LECTURER, SESSION 100

Monday, September 23 | 8:30 am Monday September 23 | 10:30 am – 12:00 pm
The Opening General Session sets the tone for the This prestigious lecture is supported by WEF and AEESP
conference that draws thousands of water quality and is the keynote of the research track. Dr. Bruce Logan
professionals from around the world each year. This is selected this year for his significant contributions to
year’s kick-off event will feature a keynote presentation the water sector from the academic viewpoint.
from Dr. Lera Boroditsky, an Associate Professor of
Cognitive Science at the University of California San Monday Plenary Sessions
Diego and Editor-in-Chief of Frontiers in Cultural ■ Exploring Solutions Within the Water-
Psychology. Dr. Boroditsky will bring a unique Energy-Food Nexus (Session 101)
perspective to the topics of workforce development, ■ Intelligent Water Systems Challenge:
diversity, and inclusion by sharing her research into The Finals (Session 102)
how differences in language can shape the way ■ From Research to Full-Scale Systems in a
we think, perceive, and respond to each other. By
Decade: The Rapid Rise of Peracetic Acid for
learning to recognize and overcome potential biases,
Wastewater Disinfection (Session 103)
communication nuances, and preconceptions, water
professionals can improve how we work together,
■ Peak Flow Management: Where Do
mentor each other, and recruit new talent into the We Stand? (Session 104)
water sector. ■ State and Future of Stormwater (Session 105)
■ Reuse on the Storm: Opening the Doors for
Stormwater Reclamation Across America (Session 106)
■ The Value of Water: Water’s Priceless! (Session 107)

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WEF TEC HIGHLIGHTS
PUBLIC OFFICIALS’ FORUM

LUNCHEON
Monday, September 23 | 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Admission fee: $40
How Much Is Enough?
A decline in investment by the Federal government
has pushed the funding burden down to the local
utility level. Utility executives and their governing
boards are faced with making challenging decisions
about levels of reinvestment in the face of competing
financial pressures. How are those decisions made? Are
utilities spending fast enough to maintain the current
condition of their assets? How do utility leaders know
if they are spending enough to keep the burden from
growing on future generations? A panel of experts will
examine these issues from the perspectives of: a credit
rating agency, a state government, and an EPA water
finance center.
STORMWATER LUNCHEON
Monday, September 23 | 12:15 pm – 1:30 pm
Admission fee: $40
KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT FORUMS Featuring James Houle, Ph.D Program Director,
Only found at WEFTEC, this learning opportunity is Stormwater Center at the University of New Hampshire
designed to draw lively discussion and debate around and celebrating the work of stormwater professionals,
emerging topics, aimed at moving these topics forward this program, produced by the WEFTEC Program
in the sector. (Knowledge Development Forums can be Committee’s Stormwater Symposia Subcommittee,
experienced in Technical Sessions 212, 304, 401, 407, includes recognition of the National Municipal
504, and 600.) Stormwater and Green Infrastructure Award winners.
SCIENTISTS’ LUNCHEON COLLECTION SYSTEMS

Monday, September 23 | 12:15 pm – 1:30 pm LUNCHEON
Admission fee: $40
Tuesday, September 24 | 12:15 pm – 1:30 pm
The Water Environment Federation, the Admission fee: $40
Association of Environmental Engineering Attending the Collection Systems
and Science Professors, and the American Luncheon is your opportunity to network
Academy of Environmental Engineers with like-minded professionals that work
and Scientists are pleased to present the “outside the fence” on the critical
2019 WEFTEC Scientist’s Luncheon speaker, infrastructure involved in the collection
Dr. David Dzombak, Hamerschlag University Professor system. This year’s selected speaker is
and Head of the Department of Civil and Environmental Harlan L. Kelly, Jr., General Manager of the San Francisco
Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, who will Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC), the third largest
discuss the timely issue of water risk in the context of municipal utility in California. Mr. Kelly’s civil engineering
demand based on his many years of research. Join your career spans over three decades, including his tenure as
fellow scientists and practitioners for this exciting the City Engineer of San Francisco from 1996-2003.
opportunity to connect with each other and hear from He is a licensed professional engineer, and a graduate
one of the brightest minds in the water sector. of the University of California at Berkeley in
Civil Engineering.

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Q&A
WITH PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Each year the WEFTEC Program Committee takes on the huge task of creating the WEFTEC
technical program. This group of more than 200 water sector experts volunteers their time
and knowledge to solicit, review, and choose the papers and presentations that you will see in
Chicago in September. With an acceptance rate of only about 40%, this group takes great care to
choose only the best proposals.
The chair and vice chair of the Program Committee are the WEF members who lead this
massive project. Diego Rosso, Ph.D., professor and director of the Civil & Environmental
Engineering Department at the University of California, Irvine serves as the chair.
Tom Sandy, vice president and associate director of industrial water at Brown and
Caldwell serves as vice chair.
They shared their thoughts on what makes WEFTEC

and the technical program so special.
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You two lead the charge to choose the technical presentations. How much time do
you and the committee spend? What’s the benefit for you to put in all this work?
Rosso The time to compile the WEFTEC program is Sandy We invest well over 15,000 hours for the 5 days
spread over several months. The workshop of technical programming. We do this because
proposal process starts in the early fall and we care about water and truly think it is worth it.
abstracts are submitted by early December.
Then, the Program Committee spends several The benefit is knowledge exchange that can
weekends over winter reviewing abstracts. spur innovation to find better technical solutions
showcased with equipment that demonstrate the
Next, we all get together for the WEFTEC results. This ultimately targets and attracts the
Midyear meeting, which is a multi-day event in world’s best and brightest professionals in the
February where the structure of the program water sector.
is finalized. In the spring, several conference
calls are needed to give the final touches to
the program to ensure that we have minimized
overlap for the audience and given adequate
coverage to emerging topics.

The Program Committee rigorously reviews all submissions. Tell us a
little about how that works. What’s the rejection/acceptance rate?
Rosso The Program Committee is subdivided into This year we had an unprecedented number
12 topic-related symposia, or subcommittees, of good abstracts. As a result, only about 4
each of about 15 people. Each symposium in 10 abstracts were accepted. The criteria for
administers abstract reviews independently. acceptance are transparent and examples of
Multiple reviewers thoroughly vet each abstract. successful abstracts are available on the website.
At a minimum, six independent reviewers are
assigned to each abstract. Sandy We typically can have between 1,000 and 1,800
abstracts submitted. We start our selection of
All committee members also adhere to our pledge
abstracts by screening the content to ensure
of confidentiality, because, at times, we have to
alignment with both the subject matter areas and
reject the abstract of our own friends — the quality
key topics or interest areas in the water market.
of the WEFTEC program always comes first.
You always try new ways to present information at WEFTEC —

Mobile Sessions, the Innovation Pavilion, the Interactive Knowledge
Exchange. Which formats or topics appeal most to you?
Rosso Personally, I have been a big advocate of Sandy We try to span our content to meet the water
mobile sessions and knowledge development professionals educational and development
forums. I find the mobile session thrilling needs. This year our key themes are One Water,
because it reminds me when I was a student Resiliency, and the Water–Energy–Food Nexus.
and our advisor would take us to “walk the floor,” These topics are woven throughout the week so
explaining the difference between equipment professionals can really dig into these important
while visiting various booths. areas. In addition, the Program Committee
is supporting the overall WEFTEC theme of
Forums are, in my opinion, a terrific way to make Workforce with several sessions and discussions.
a topic memorable. Ever since José Jimenez, the
Chair of the Municipal Symposium, introduced
them, we have experienced success and vibrant
participation. Controversy and difference in
opinion charges the audience to engage in a
discussion that leads to more ideas and for future
projects and presentations.
WEF offers so many training, education, and networking

events all year. What sets WEFTEC apart for you?
Rosso WEFTEC is where the water business happens. Sandy WEFTEC bundles the best of training, education,
As a professor and a consultant, WEFTEC and networking in one location. And it
offers me opportunities I would not be able to couples that with one of the world’s largest
find elsewhere. water treatment equipment exhibitions. This
conference is the capstone of the many hours
One year I even attended with a broken leg! of collaboration from the whole program
For me the value is undoubtedly represented committee. It attracts the best from the entire
by the networking opportunities unique to Water Environment Federation and many other
this event. The conference and exhibition offer groups and associations.
connections with other professionals that I
haven’t found anywhere else.
COMMUNITY
SERVICE PROJECT
Maria Saucedo Scholastic Academy
Saturday, September 21 | 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Transportation provided. Buses depart from the
Hilton Chicago at 8:30 am. Please arrive 15 minutes
early to check-in and get your shirt.
Each year, on the Saturday

before WEFTEC, volunteers
gather for the WEF Community
Service Project. Help us continue this
tradition by joining us for WEF’s 12th
Annual Community Service Project , taking
place at Maria Saucedo Scholastic Academy
in collaboration with the OPEN Center for the
Arts. We will spend the day transforming the
school’s entryway into a beautiful, welcoming,
and green space, providing better stormwater
management and adding stormwater educational
components for the community. This project provides
a great opportunity for WEFTEC attendees to give
back to our host city!
The WEF Community Service Project is organized

by the WEF Students and Young Professionals
Committee (SYPC). Registration for the service project
is free and open to all WEFTEC attendees and their
guests. Volunteers will receive transportation to and
from the site, a T-shirt, lunch, and a WEF Community
Service Project ribbon for their WEFTEC badge.
Sign up to volunteer for the Service Project while
registering for WEFTEC.
As part of WEF’s mission to increase awareness of

the value of water, the SYPC will also be organizing
a WaterPalooza event on Friday, September 20, at
Maria Saucedo Scholastic Academy. This event
brings together water-conscious organizations
and companies to educate children about
the value of water through hands-on and
demonstrative activities. To learn more or
to sponsor/donate to this program, visit
www.weftec.org/syp.
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W O R K S H O P S AT- A - G L A N C E
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
S A T U R D A Y, S E P T E M B E R 2 1 S U N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 2
8:30 am – 5:0 0 pm 8:30 am – 5:0 0 pm
Industrial Issues and W01 Refinery Wastewater Treatment 201: W15 Industrial Wastewater Reuse
Treatment Technologies Advanced Curriculum in Manufacturing Facilities:
One Water Goes Private
Municipal Wastewater W02 Nutrient Removal Fundamentals: Relating W16 Design and Modeling of Advanced
Treatment Process and Design the Science of Nutrient Removal to the Biofilm Reactor Technologies for
Design and Operation of WRRFs Nutrient Removal and Recovery
W03 Game-Based Modeling W17 Solids Stabilization Fundamentals:
Seeking the Skinny on Sludge
Facility Operations W04 Wastewater Microbiology W18 Wastewater Microbiology
and Maintenance W05 Using Online Analyzers to Meet W19 Advanced Workshop in Design,
Stringent Nutrient Limits Startup, and Optimization of Liquid
W06 Assessment and Regulation of Microbial Phase Odor Control Technologies
Pathogen Indicators in Water and Biosolids W20 Activated Sludge and BNR Process Control:
Train the Trainer: Wastewater Treatment Hands-On in the Real World
Fundamentals I—Liquid Treatment*
Residuals and Biosolids W07 Greenhouse Gas Accounting W21 Be a Hero, Get to Zero: The
Management/Energy for Wastewater Utilities Journey to Energy Neutrality
W08 WEF/WRF Co-Digestion: W22 Turning RINS Into Money: Capitalizing
What Can We Handle? on Biogas Recovery Projects and
Generating Revenue at WRRFs
Collection Systems W09 Sewer Rehabilitation Practices
and Distribution for Mitigating I/I: Integrated
Approaches, Innovative Technologies,
and Interactive Solutions
Disinfection and W23 Pathogens and Constituents of
Public Health Emerging Concern in Wastewater
Effluent and Water Reuse
Water Reclamation and Reuse W10 Membranes for Water Reuse: W24 Your Water Reuse: Potable or Non-Potable?
Past, Present, Future
Stormwater Management W11 Public-Private Partnerships: What Special Seminar: Stormwater
They Are and What They Aren't Infrastructure Lifecycle Costs and
Planning Using CLASIC*
Utility Management W12 WEF/WRF LIFTING Your Utility W25 Communications Camp: Tools to Engage,
and Leadership with Business Process Modeling Motivate, and Reassure Your Community
and Improvement W26 What If Clean Water Is Just the Byproduct?
W13 Upping Your Utility's Game in Rethinking Resource Recovery at WRRFs
Achieving Continuous Improvement
Watershed Resources W14 River Water Quality Modeling W27 Resilient Groundwater: Managing Aquifers
Management and Sustainability with HEC-RAS Version 5.1 for One Water
Note: Workshops 06 and 20 take place off-site. Transportation will be provided from the convention center to the host facility.
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T E C H N I C A L S E S S I O N S AT- A - G L A N C E
MONDAY MORNING & AFTERNOON
M O N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 3 | 1 0 : 3 0 a m – 12 : 0 0 p m
Featured Sessions 100 WEF/AEESP Master Lecturer: Bruce Logan

101 Exploring Solutions Within the Water-Energy-Food Nexus
102 Intelligent Water Systems Challenge: The Finals
103 From Research to Full-Scale Systems in a Decade: The Rapid
Rise of Peracetic Acid for Wastewater Disinfection
104 Peak Flow Management: Where Do We Stand?
105 State and Future of Stormwater
106 Reuse on the Storm: Opening the Doors for Stormwater Reclamation Across America
107 The Value of Water: Water’s Priceless!
M O N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 3 | 1: 3 0 p m – 5 : 0 0 p m
Featured Sessions 200 Water Policy Update

201 Intelligent Equipment in Wastewater: Manufacturers’ Innovative Technology Forum
Research and Innovation 202 Mainstream Deammonification*

Industrial Issues and 203 Innovative Wastewater Treatment Process Control Methods and Approaches*
Treatment Technologies 223 Solutions and Ideas From Award Winning Industrial Experts*
Municipal Wastewater 204 Join the Control Nerds Club: Process Control Fundamentals
Treatment Process and Design 205 Strategies to Prevent Bulking in Activated Sludge Systems
206 True Grit: Stories of Testing, Design, and Implementation in the Wild West*
224 From Microbial Community to Full Scale Optimization of BioP*
225 Advances in Primary and Primary Effluent Filtration*
226 It's (Not) Settled! Updates in Secondary Clarification Understanding*
Facility Operations 207 Planning, Evaluation, Design, and Sustainability: Odor Control Has It All!
and Maintenance 208 Emerging Trends in Phosphorus Removal and Recovery: Outcomes
From the James Barnard Phosphorus Forum*
227 Maximizing Energy Savings Through Advanced Aeration Control Strategies*
Residuals and Biosolids 209 Department of Energy Topics: Leveraging Opportunities for Renewable
Management/Energy Energy in the Water Sector by Thought and Deed
210 More Applications and Studies in THP Yield New Insights
211 Competitive Design of Dewatering Facilities*
Disinfection and Public Health 212 Knowledge Development Forum: What are PFAS and What Do We Need to Know?
Collection Systems 213 Inflow and Infiltration Assessment: Finding and Removing Sources of Leakage
and Distribution 214 Pump Stations and Force Mains
Stormwater Management 215 Working Out: Building Frameworks for Successful Stormwater O&M*
216 Make No Little Plans: CSO Planning with Stormwater Management Focus*
228 Stormwater Alternative Project Delivery*
229 Case in Point: Current CSO Case Studies*
Watershed Resources 217 Making Models Matter: Understanding and Resolving Complex Water Quality Problems
Management and Sustainability
Utility Management 218 Data and Information Management: The Nucleus of Asset Management
and Leadership 219 Small Communities: Processes for Nutrient Removal*
230 Workforce Issues: Have You Prepared for the Silver Tsunami?*
Water Reclamation and Reuse 220 IPR/DPR: Resistance is Futile!
221 Future of Reuse: Economics, Decentralized Systems, and IPR*
231 Evaluating Microbes: Working Out the Bugs in a Reuse System*
Future Insights and Global Issues 222 Food Water Nexus: What's on the Menu?*
232 ReNEW: Measuring Our Impact on Nutrient, Energy, and Water Recovery*
Mobile Sessions 233 Primary and Primary Effluent Filtration
234 UV Disinfection – Can You See the Light?
235 Spotlight on Treatment Equipment for Water Reuse
* indicates ½ session

The next evolution in decanter
centrifuge technology
BOOTH #3622
Flottweg will unveil its new dewatering machine at the WEFTEC 2019 show. Recuvanes®, double cone scroll, deep pond
design and Simp-Drive® are just a few of the Flottweg innovations installed in more than 11,000 decanters worldwide.
The Xelletor System is the next evolution.
The new Xelletor System:

• Increases your throughput up to 15%
• Reduces the volume of biosolids by as much as 10% due to drier cake
• Saves up to 20% in energy and polymer consumption
Flottweg would like to invite you to visit us at booth 3622 to experience the new Xelletor System firsthand.
Perfecting the power to spin waste from water
Flottweg Separation Technology, Inc. • 10700 Toebben Drive • Independence, KY 41051 • Phone 859-448-2300 • Fax 859-448-2333 • sales@flottweg.net • www.flottweg.com
TUESDAY MORNING
T U E S D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 4 | 8 : 3 0 A M – 12 : 0 0 P M
Featured Sessions 300 Interactive Knowledge Exchange
Research and Innovation 301 Late Breaking Research
Industrial Issues and 302 Solving Food and Beverage Wastewater Challenges Using Innovative Process Technologies
Treatment Technologies 303 Optimization of Petroleum Refinery Wastewater Treatment
Municipal Wastewater Treatment 304 Knowledge Development Forum: Application of Selectors for Continuous Flow Granulation
Process and Design 305 A Flexible Solution: Membranes for a Variety of Advanced Wastewater Treatment Applications
306 More Than Hot Air: Optimizing Aeration Systems
Facility Operations and Maintenance 307 Mainstream P Removal: Modeling to Operation

308 Comparing Sensors and Analyzers: In-Situ vs. Soft Sensors*
309 Get Down: Process Control Strategies to Meet Low Effluent TN Limits
Residuals and Biosolids 310 Advancements in Staged, Thermophilic, and Aerobic Digestion Processes
Management/Energy 311 Setting the Stage for Dewatering Success
Disinfection and Public Health 312 Disinfection Flyover: Fundamentals*

323 Worker Safety and Public Health*
Collection Systems and Distribution 313 Basics Collections Systems 101

314 Flow Analysis Methods to Solve Collection System Flow Problems:
Rainfall, RDII, Climate Change, and Hydraulics
Stormwater Management 315 MS4, 3, 2, 1…Go! Regulations, Coalitions, and Strategies for Success
316 What's New in Stormwater: Emerging Trends and Applications*
324 Get Smart: Data and Technology Applications in Stormwater*
Watershed Resources Management 317 What Is Beyond Integrated Planning?*

and Sustainability 325 Solving Re(Dis)solved Problems*
Utility Management and Leadership 318 Have You Checked Your Planning Compass?
319 Utility Management: Seeing (and Using) the Right Information
Through the Forest of Systems and Data
320 Small Communities: Compliance and Innovative Treatment*
326 Small Communities: Planning for Upgrades and Replacements Ensures Compliance*
327 Utility Leadership Forum: Capturing the Value of Diversity in Your Workforce*
Water Reclamation and Reuse 321 Treatment for Groundwater Recharge: So the Well Won't Run Dry
Future Insights and Global Issues 322 Shared Experiences: 7 Years Post Super Storm Sandy*
328 Stakeholder Inclusive Planning for Sustainable Water Solutions*
Mobile Sessions 329 Wastewater 101

330 Nutrient Analyzers and Sensors
331 Dewatering Technologies
332 Tertiary Membranes for Advanced Treatment
333 Petroleum Refinery Wastewater Treatment Equipment

TUESDAY AFTERNOON
T U E S D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 4 | 1: 3 0 p m – 5 : 0 0 p m
Featured Sessions 400 Interactive Knowledge Exchange
Research and Innovation 401 Knowledge Development Forum: Interaction of the Carbon, Nitrogen, and
Phosphorus Cycles for Intensified Treatment and Resource Recovery
402 Alternate Nitrogen Removal and Pathways
423 Modeling of Aerobic Granular Sludge*
424 Novel Approaches for Mainstream Phosphorus: Removal and Recovery*
Industrial Issues and 403 Industrial Wastewater Reuse? Really, Really, Really!
Treatment Technologies 404 Produced Water Treatment in the Upstream Oil & Gas Industry*
425 Novel Investigations in Treatment of Chemical/Pharmaceutical Wastewater*
Municipal Wastewater Treatment 405 Aerobic Granular Sludge: From Pilot to Full Scale*
Process and Design 406 The Old Dog and Its New Tricks: Approaches to Carbon
Redirection and Primary Treatment Improvements
407 Knowledge Development Forum: From Research to Practice – Energy Sustainability
Facility Operations and Maintenance 408 Big Data, Machine Learning, and Predictive Control
409 Exciting Asset Management Case Studies! Installation and
Maintenance Practices for Ensuring Equipment Reliability
410 Sidestream Success! N and P Removal Case Studies
Residuals and Biosolids 411 Co-Digestion: Impacts of Adding Food Waste and FOG
Management/Energy 412 Resource Recovery From Biosolids: Phosphorus/Energy
Disinfection and Public Health
Collection Systems and Distribution 413 Wet Weather Management and Flow Equalization: Addressing
Wet Weather Flow Issues Around the World
414 Sewer Rehabilitation and Construction
Stormwater Management 415 Cases in Point: Current MS4 Case Studies*

416 We Know What's Bugging You: Stormwater Bacteria Research*
426 Industrial Dis-Ease: The Multi-Sector General Permit and Industrial Stormwater*
427 Everyone Needs a Filter: Stormwater Filtration and Media Research*
Watershed Resources Management 417 TMDL Whack-A-Mole: Hitting a Moving Target

and Sustainability
Utility Management and Leadership 418 Linear Asset Management: What Your Collection System is Trying to Tell You
419 Integrated Planning Round Table*
420 People as an Asset: Where is YOUR Workforce?*
428 DATA: Key to Optimizing Planning and Decision Making*
Water Reclamation and Reuse 421 To Infinity and Beyond: Technologies for Combating the Water Reuse Challenges of Tomorrow
Future Insights and Global Issues 422 Solutions for Coastal City Resiliency
Mobile Sessions 429 Aeration Blowers

430 Produced Water Treatment Technologies
WEDNESDAY MORNING
W E D N E S D A Y, S E P T E M B E R 2 5 | 8 : 3 0 a m – 12 : 0 0 p m
Featured Sessions
Research and Innovation 500 Shortcut Nitrogen With BioP*

501 The 3 Ps: Plastic, Pharmaceuticals, and Pesticides
Industrial Issues and 502 Metals Treatment From Leachate: Uranium Contaminated
Treatment Technologies Water and Gold Mine Wastewater*
503 Fundamentals of Chemical Coagulation and Flocculation
522 Water Scarcity and Treatment Challenges in the Automotive Industry*
Municipal Wastewater Treatment 504 Knowledge Development Forum: Operational Considerations for Low
Process and Design Dissolved Oxygen Operation in Water Resource Recovery Facilities
505 We Don't Need No Stinking Bubbles! Advancements in MABR Technologies
506 Fundamentals: ABC's of BNR – From Conventional to the Next Frontier*
507 Blame it on the Rain: Treatment of Wet Weather Flows
523 Mainstream Nitrite-Shunt Processes*
524 Nutrient Removal and Recovery: Municipal Planning and Implementation*
Facility Operations and Maintenance 508 Fundamentals of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Recovery and Tools for Assessment*
509 What's in Your Wastewater? Wastewater Characterization: Learning to
Measure Metals, Microplastics and Antibiotic Resistant Genes
510 Not Treatment Technology: The Other Critical Components of an Odor Control System
525 Keeping it In-house: Utility SCADA Development Advantages*
Residuals and Biosolids 511 Biogas Quality and Finance*

Management/Energy 526 Biosolids Drying the Right Way*
Disinfection and Public Health 512 Next Generation Disinfection: What's on the Horizon*
527 Disinfection Disentangled*
Collection Systems and Distribution 513 Advanced Hydraulics: How To Solve the Really Tough Problems in Your Collection System
Stormwater Management 514 Staying High and Dry: Approaches for Flood Resiliency*
515 Function Follows Form: Excellence in Stormwater Design
528 Keeping Our Heads Above the Water: Dealing With Urban Storm Events*
Watershed Resources Management 516 We're Lookin' at YOU, Watershed: Technology Enhancements
and Sustainability for Monitoring and Stakeholder Engagement
Utility Management and Leadership 517 The End of the Rainbow: Where To Look for Your Pot of Gold*
518 Outside the Box Rate Making: When Traditional Rates Don't Fit*
519 Not Pipe Dreams: Reality of Long Linear Projects*
520 Engineered Equipment Procurement Process: Buying the
Right Equipment to Meet Your Facility's Needs
529 Why Become a Utility of the Future?*
530 How To Slice Your CIP Pie: 3 Ways to Develop a Prioritized CIP*
531 Project Delivery: Bigger Really is Better*
Water Reclamation and Reuse 521 Ozone/BAF: Proving the Technology for Direct and Indirect Potable Reuse Systems
Future Insights and Global Issues
Mobile Sessions 532 Food and Beverage

533 Manhole Rehabilitation Technologies
534 None Shall Pass – Protecting Stormwater Inlets and Preventing Pollution
535 FUNdamentals – ABCs of BNR – From Conventional to the Next Frontier

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
W E D N E S D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 5 | 1: 3 0 p m – 3 : 3 0 p m
Featured Sessions 618 Closing Session
Research and Innovation 600 Knowledge Development Forum: Dewatering Principles*

601 Late Breaking Research*
Industrial Issues and 602 Application of MBRs for Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Reuse*
Treatment Technologies 603 Water Challenges in the Electric Power Industry *
Municipal Wastewater Treatment 604 We Don't Need No Stinking Bubbles, Too! Modeling MABR Technologies*
Process and Design 605 Overcoming Challenges To Meet Effluent Phosphorus Targets*
606 Nutrient Removal and Recovery in Practice: Full Scale Case Studies*
Facility Operations and Maintenance 607 Highlights From the Smart Water Networks Forum (SWAN) 2019 Conference*
608 International Society of Automation (ISA): Best of Cybersecurity*
Residuals and Biosolids 609 Data Driven Solutions for Biosolids Processing*
Management/Energy
Disinfection and Public Health
Collection Systems and Distribution 610 Tunnels: What Lies Deep Beneath Your Feet*
611 CYA: Change Your Attitude, Inspect Your Collection System Assets*
Stormwater Management 612 WEFTEC's Next Hot Model in Stormwater*

613 Becoming an Asset (Management) to the Organization:
Tools and Applications for Stormwater*
Watershed Resources Management

and Sustainability
Utility Management and Leadership 614 From Source to Plant: Progressing Through Improvements Using Progressive Design Build*
615 Communicate, Communicate, Communicate: Why Public
Outreach and Communications Matter!*
Water Reclamation and Reuse 616 Research, Reuse, Repeat: Pushing the Envelope in Water Reuse Technology*
Future Insights and Global Issues 617 A Tale of One Water*
Mobile Sessions
mobile app
Download the new WEF Events Connect app to keep

up-to-date with everything that’s happening at WEFTEC,
and begin your personal schedule of sessions, exhibitors,
receptions, and everything in between.
The WEF Events Connect app is designed to help you find what
you want to attend with an advanced search function, session
recommendations, and a scheduler that links seamlessly
between devices.
TECHNICAL Browse the program by day, search

PROGRAM by keyword, or filter by topic Supported Devices and Browsers
■ iOS Devices: iOS 11 or later
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Browse exhibitors by name or booth, ■ Android: 5 and higher
EXHIBITION
search by keyword, or filter by category (supports native app)
■ Web app for all other devices
Add sessions and events to your schedule

SCHEDULE and sync between devices (must be The WEF Events Connect app is available
registered to log in) from the App Store or Google Play. Search
for WEF Events Connect or use the direct
Star anything within the app and view your link for your device.
FAVORITES favorite exhibitors, program items, and
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SHARE and e-mail your favorites to yourself The app requires Internet access to process
or a colleague updates and to log in, but supports offline
browsing, scheduling, and searching.
Visit www.weftec.org/weftecmobile to download the app,
access the online planner and get tips.

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There is no better event than WEFTEC to showcase dynamic
thinking, transformative ideas, and innovative water
sector solutions.
8TH ANNUAL WEFTEC WEFTEC DISCOVERY ZONE AND

INNOVATION PAVILION PURE WATER BREWING INNOVATION
Brought to you by WEF and our Innovation Partners, NEIGHBORHOOD
BlueTech Research and Imagine H2O, the Innovation This exciting section of the exhibit hall features a beer
Pavilion and Theater reveal water treatment garden, serving samples of beer brewed with recycled
technologies of the future! Come by to meet winners water, as well as kiosks for startup
of several Innovative Product Awards and learn about companies and other entities
their products. Brief presentations related to innovative committed to driving
technologies and problem solving will be offered in water innovation.
the Innovation Theater with ample opportunities for
discussion with the audience.
Don’t miss the receptions in the pavilion on

Monday and Tuesday during the Hospitality Hour,
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm.
OFFICIAL INNOVATION PARTNERS
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GLOBAL PROGRAMMING
WEFTEC is the premier water event of choice for

thousands of global water professionals looking
to innovate solutions to global water challenges.
WEFTEC continues to grow in international scope, attracting an ever-

increasing number of exhibitors and visitors from every region of the
world, and the Global Center provides the services to meet their unique
meeting needs.
GLOBAL CENTER WEF’s Trade

SERVICES Delegation Program,
The Global Center at WEFTEC designed to increase the
is full of resources committed number of international
to matching international trade buyers who visit WEFTEC,
delegates and U.S. exhibitors offers the opportunity for
with an eye on the worldwide delegates to network with others in the
market. Make important contacts water industry from the U.S. and all over the globe to establish
and gain additional knowledge business contacts, create partnerships, and discuss the latest technologies
by interacting with the leading and solutions available. U.S. trade agencies, consulates, embassies, and
manufacturers and representatives independent delegation organizers work with WEF staff to coordinate
in the water and wastewater meetings for international delegates attending WEFTEC who are interested
profession. This hub of global in gaining greater access to international markets.
business programming, networking,
and opportunities, offers: WEFTEC 2018 attracted 2,646 international attendees and exhibitors from
■ Multi-language 80 countries. Nineteen trade delegations from 20 countries actively engaged
translation, as needed with U.S. trade agencies, foreign trade groups, exhibitors, and fellow
attendees to explore new markets and establish business contacts.
■ Presentations of global interest
■ Trade delegate product interest WEFTEC 2018 Trade Delegations
information, lists of exhibiting Algeria Dominican Kuwait South Africa
companies wanting to do Australia Republic Mexico Spain
business in specific areas of the Brazil Ecuador New Zealand Taiwan
world, and rosters of WEFTEC Canada El Salvador Pakistan Thailand
registrants sorted by state/ China India Philippines Ukraine
province and countries Japan Saudi Arabia Vietnam
■ International reception
(sponsored by Contact the Commercial Service Specialist at your local United States
Greeley and Hansen) Embassy or Consulate to discuss participation. For more information,
■ Trade Delegations/ or to register as a trade delegation, contact Laila Sukkariyyah at
International Buyer Program lsukkariyyah@wef.org.
■ WEFTEC 2019 is the only water
show selected to be a part of Country Pavilions 2019
the U.S. Commercial Service Brazil Denmark Spain
International Buyer Program. Canada/Ontario Korea Taiwan
China The Netherlands
For further information on Country Pavilions, contact Nic Christy

at nchristy@weftec.org.
FACILITY TOURS
Facility Tours are an opportunity to observe

construction, special projects, and/or
operations at sites within the local host
community, as well as an opportunity
to earn Contact Hours. Seven tours
are available to enhance your
WEFTEC 2019 experience.
Visit www.weftec.org/facility-tours to view

detailed tour descriptions.
FACILITY TOUR SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE

M O N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 3
Collection Systems Tour: Calumet WRP & TARP

T1 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm $40
Pumping Station & Thornton Composite Reservoir
T U E S D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 4
T2 Terrence J. O’Brien Wastewater Reclamation Plant 9:00 am – 12:00 pm $40
T3 Fermi Lab: From Big Bang to Clean Water 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm $40
T4 Goose Island Beer Company Fulton Street Brewery 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm $60
W E D N E S D A Y, S E P T E M B E R 2 5
T5 Space to Grow – Greening Chicago’s Infrastructure 9:00 am – 1:00 pm $40
T6 Plant Chicago – A Circular Economy 1:00 pm – 3:45 pm $50
T7 Revolution Brewing Kedzie Production Facility 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm $47
Advance registration required by August 2. Tickets are not available for purchase, and substitutions are not permitted after August 2. Registrants are
required to complete the Security Screening Form and provide a photocopy of their photo ID (U.S. driver’s license or passport) to WEF by August
16. WEF will send the required paperwork to registrants in July.

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M O N D AY – T U E S D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 3 – 2 4
See wastewater’s elite specialists compete at the 32nd annual Operations

Challenge in a series of tests demonstrating the best combination of
precision, speed, and safety. Teams of wastewater collection and treatment
operators are sponsored by a WEF Member Association or recognized
Operator Association. They face off in the laboratory and process
control events on Monday and the collections, safety, and
KSB maintenance events on Tuesday. Learn more at
www.weftec.org/OpsChallenge.

ON
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TH H I
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WEFTEC is recognized as part of
the Trade Show News Network
Top 250 and the Trade Show
Executive Gold 100 largest
trade shows in exhibit size
and attendance.
UPDATED EXHIBITION HOURS!
Monday – Tuesday, September 23 – 24 | 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Wednesday, September 25 | 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
HOSPITALITY HOURS
An after-hours opportunity for exhibitors to entertain clients and
host demonstrations within their booths.
Monday – Tuesday, September 23 – 24 | 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm

S E E W H AT ’ S I N N O VAT I V E
A N D N E W I N W AT E R Q U A L I T Y
E Q U I P M E N T, P R O D U C T S A N D
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SERVICES IN THE EXHIBITION!

The WEFTEC Technical Exhibition is the largest assembly of water and wastewater products and services
in the world, and the launch point for many new products.
Experience the newest and best in the industry and make extraordinary connections with the people and
products. Visit the exhibition to gain unique insights and education, form quality business relationships, and
stay up to date on technology and services.
Get hands-on with the latest water quality advances and developments through products and demonstrations
from more than 1,000 exhibiting companies. Talk to the most knowledgeable manufacturers, consultants, and
contractors in the water and wastewater industry to solve the challenges that are keeping you up at night.
Not enough? The exhibit hall hosts targeted mobile sessions, equipment demonstrations, and technical
programming in the Innovation and Stormwater Pavilion theaters. All badged attendees are invited to attend
these sessions.
WEFTEC Exhibitors represent the most INTERESTED

comprehensive array of products and services
in the water quality industry, including:
IN EXHIBITING?
There’s still time to reserve booth
Activated Carbon Groundwater space. Become a part of WEFTEC,
Equipment & Systems Industrial Pretreatment the largest annual water quality
Advanced Wastewater exhibition in the world.
Industrial Internet of Things
Treatment Processes
Nutrient Removal
Aeration Equipment EXHIBIT SALES
Odor Control Equipment
Aerobic & Anaerobic Treatment & Systems
CONTACTS
Analysis & Testing For Exhibitors in North America
Pipes & Pipe Services
Sacha Carey
Chemicals & Chemical Package Treatment Plants Senior Director, Exhibitions
Feed Equipment
Process Control Instrumentation E-mail: scarey@wef.org
Clarifier Equipment Toll-free: 1-866-4-WEFTEC
Pumps & Pump Controls
Consulting (1-866-493-3832)
Screens Globally: +1-703-684-2434
Corrosion Protection
Software Fax: +1-703-684-2482
Denitrification
Stormwater Treatment
Dewatering For Exhibitors outside
Valves & Valve Controls North America
Engineering
Water Monitoring & Sampling Nic Christy
Filters & Filter Equipment Director, International
Water Recycling/Reuse
Flow Meters Business Development
Grinders & Shredders E-mail: nchristy@weftec.org
… and so much more! Phone: +44 (0) 789 992 7926
Fax: +44 (0) 207 336 0377
E D U C AT I O N I N T H E E X H I B I T H A L L
INNOVATION PAVILION AND THEATER MOBILE SESSIONS

Brought to you by WEF and our Innovation Partners, Mobile sessions incorporate visits to select
BlueTech Research and Imagine H2O, the Innovation exhibitors’ booths to hear presentations
Pavilion and Theater reveal water treatment by the companies’ experts.
technologies of the future! See page 28 Admission to these sessions is
for more information about the pavilion. included in the registration for all
badged attendees.
Session topics include:

STORMWATER
PAVILION ■ Aeration Blowers
AND THEATER ■ Aeration Diffusers
Visit the theater to see the latest ■ Dewatering Technologies
in stormwater management ■ Food and Beverage
and wet weather services and ■ FUNdamentals: ABCs of BNR — From

products. Programming in the Conventional to the Next Frontier
Stormwater Theater will include
■ IoT (Internet of Things): Here and Now
solutions to stormwater challenges,
■ Manhole Rehabilitation Technologies
new ideas, and tools.
■ None Shall Pass: Protecting Stormwater
Inlets and Preventing Pollution

WORKFORCE PAVILION ■ Nutrient Analyzers and Sensors
The Workforce Pavilion is designed to address ■ Petroleum Refinery Wastewater Treatment Equipment
some of the water sector’s key issues in ■ Primary and Primary Effluent Filtration
recruiting, retaining, and developing a prepared ■ Produced Water Treatment Technologies

workforce, including: changing skill sets, diversity,
■ Tertiary Membranes for Advanced Treatment
inclusion, and attracting new talent. Exhibitors in this
■ Spotlight on Treatment Equipment for Water Reuse
pavilion are working in each of these key areas and
will help you turn these challenges into opportunities. ■ UV Disinfection: Can You See the Light?
Additionally, WEF Chats will facilitate informal ■ Wastewater 101

discussions to give you a chance to share your ideas and
meet experts with potential solutions.
Participation in all these activities is included in our Exhibition Only registration —

complimentary to WEF members! Register online at www.weftec.org/register.

A S O F M AY 10 , 2 019
RS
TH O
E E XHI BI T
3M Separation and A-LOK Products, Inc. Aquatic Informatics BioMicrobics, Inc.

Purification Sciences Alpine Technology, Inc. AquaVenture Biorem Technologies Inc
Division American Academy of Holdings Limited BIOROCK
A.R.I USA Inc Environmental Engineers Aquionics Inc Bioscience Inc
A.W. Chesterton Company American Academy of Archer Instruments LLC BiOWiSH Technologies
AA Thread Seal Water Resources Engineers Aries Industries, Inc. Bioworks North America
ABB Inc. American Cast Iron ASA Analytics BJM Pumps
ABBA Pump Parts & Service Pipe Company Asahi/America Inc. Blackline Safety
ABEL Pumps LP American Commercial ASCO Power Technologies
Strategies Inc. Blacoh Fluid Control Inc
ABIH – American Board Ashland Pump Blue Frog Technologies
of Industrial Hygiene American Process Group
Assmann Corporation Blue Ribbon Corporation
Acevision American Structures, Inc. of America
American Water BlueInGreen
Acme Engineering- Association of Boards
GlobeOwl Solutions- Solutions LLC BlueTech Research
of Certification
DDI Heat EX. American Water Blue-White Industries
AST
Acrison Inc Works Association Boerger, LLC
ATC-Diversified Electronics
Active Water Solutions American-Marsh Pumps Bohn Biofilter
atech innovations gmbh
Adaptor Inc. AMETEK Arizona Instrument Brasfield & Gorrie
Atlantic Ultraviolet Corp
AdEdge Water AMG Environmental Brentwood Industries
Atlas Copco Compressors
Technologies, LLC Amiad Water Systems Bright Technologies
Augusta Fiberglass div. of Sebright
ADS Environmental Services Anaergia Inc
AUMA Actuators, Inc. Brown Bear Corporation
Advance Products Analytical Sensors &
& Systems Inc Instruments, Ltd. Aurora Motors Burge Environmental, Inc.
Advanced Calibration Analytical Technology, Inc. Automatic Filters, Inc. – BYO-GON, INC.
Designs, Inc. Tekleen
Analytik Jena US Cabot Norit Activated
Advanced Drainage Avanti International Carbon
ANDRITZ SEPARATION INC.
Systems, Inc. AWC Water Solutions, Ltd. Calgon Carbon UV
Anping Qinghe Metal
Advantage Sales & Supply Mesh Co Ltd AWI Technologies
Aegion Corporation Anua Axiall, a Westlake Company California Motor Controls
AEGIS dba Electro Anue Water Technologies Badger Meter, Inc. CAMBI, Inc
Static Technology AP/M Permaform/ Balmoral Tanks Can-Am Chains
Aeration Industries ConShield Technologies Barmesa Pumps LLC Carboline Company
International Apex Engineering Baswood Carbon Activated
Aerator Solutions Products Corporation Bauer Gear Motors Corporation
Aerisa Inc. APG Automation BBA Pumps Carylon Corporation
Aero-Mod Inc. Products Group Inc. BCR Environmental Catalan Water Partnership –
Aerzen APG-Neuros BDP EnviroTech LLC Asoc. Catalana Innov. y
AFL Industries, a Division of Applied Felts / MaxLiner BDP Industries, Inc Intern. Sector Agua
RGF Environmental Group Applied Membranes, Inc. Beck, Harold & Sons Inc Caterpillar, Inc.
Agru America, Inc. Aqseptence Group, Inc. Becker Pumps Corp. CCI Piping Systems
Aion Co. Ltd. Aqua Membranes Inc. Bedford Reinforced Plastics CDEnviro
AirSep Corporation Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. Beijing Cycle Columbus CEI – Carbon
AK Industries, Inc. Aquafix, Inc. Environmental Enterprises Inc.
Albin Pump USA AQUAFLEX Bentley Systems Cemen Tech
Alfa Laval Inc Aqualitec – EMO Bernard Controls Centrisys/CNP
Allied Moulded AquaMetrix by BioAir Solutions, LLC Cerahelix, Inc.
Products, Inc. Water Analytics Biogradex Canada Ltd. Cerlic Environmental
Allight Primax Aquarius Technologies, LLC Controls
Biolynceus Biological
AllMax Software, Inc Aquasight Solutions CETCO
THE EXHIBITORS
CFturbo GmbH ClearStream CUES DHI Water &

Charlatte America Environmental Inc Cummins Inc Environment, Inc.
Charter Machine Company CMI Environment America Custom Conveyor Diamond Fiberglass
Chemical Engineering Comed Energy Corporation Diamond Plastics
Chemical Injection Efficiency Program D.R. Cordell & Corporation
Technologies, Inc Composite Access Products Associates, Inc. Digested Organics
Chemical Processing Concord Screen Dakota Pump Inc Dino-Lite Scopes
Chemtrol, a brand Concrete Sealants Danfoss Discflo Corporation
of NIBCO INC. Incorporated Daniel Company DisposeRx, Inc.
Cherne Industries (an CONERY MFG INC Danish Water Technology DN Tanks
Oatey SCS Company) Constant Chlor Group / Denmark Pavilion Doetsch Environmental
ChlorTainer Containment Solutions DDI Heat Exchangers Inc Services, Inc.
CIPP Corporation Contech Engineered De Nora Water Dow Water & Process
ciqada Solutions Technologies, Inc Solutions
Cityworks Continental Blower, LLC Deep Trekker Inc DOWA Electronics
Claro Environmental Control Devices, LLC DEL Tank & Filtration Materials Co., Ltd
Technologies & Equipment Con-V-Air Systems DPS Telecom Inc
Cla-Val Company Convergent Water DelVal Flow Controls USA Dräger Inc.
Clean Water Services Technologies, Inc Denali Water Solutions LLC Dragon Products
Clean Water Cornell Pump Company Denso Drylet, LLC
Technology, Inc. Crane Pumps & Systems Deragger Inc. Drytech Inc.
CleanTek Water Solutions Cretex Specialty Products Detection Instruments Duke's Root Control, Inc.
CleanWay Environmental Crispin Valve Corporation Duperon Corporation
Partners, Inc. cromox U.S., Inc. DeZURIK/APCO/HILTON Dura-Cast Products, Inc.
Clearas Water Recovery CST Industries Dutchland, Inc.
Full Service Provider of Liquid and Dry Bolted Storage Tank Systems
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Dynaflox Electrolytic Technologies Environmental Dynamics Fiber Technology

Eagle Microsystems, Inc. Systems LLC International (EDI) Corporation
EasyMining EleMech, Inc.- PortALogic Environmental Operating Fiberglass Fabricators
Eaton Element Six Technologies Solutions, Inc. – EOSi Fibergrate Composite
EBAA Iron Inc Elite Valve Inc. Environmental Science & Structures
Ellicott Dredge Engineering Publications Fibox Enclosures
EBARA Fluid Handling
Technologies Envirosight Fibracast Ltd
ECO2
EMEC EnviroSuite Filtralite/Sapphire Water
ECO-TECHNO s.r.l.
EMEC Americas ErgonArmor Finnchain Oy
Ecoverde
Emerson ESRI Five Star Filtration LLC
ECS
Empowering Pumps Estruagua Water FKC Co., Ltd.
ECS House Industries, Inc. Technology
& Equipment FLEXIM AMERICAS
Eddy Pump Eurus Blower Inc.
Enaqua a Grundfos Corporation
EDI Company Evoqua Water Flo Pro Products
Egger Turo Pumps Endress+Hauser Technologies LLC
North America, Inc. Flomatic Corporation
Enduro Composites, Inc. Exergy Flomotion Systems Inc
EJ F & Q Pumps, Inc.
Engineering Ministries Flottweg Separation
EJ Industry Group International Fab-Tech, Inc. Technology, Inc.
Ekoton USA Corporation ENSTO USA LLC Fairfield Service Company Flow Science
Ekowodrol Ltd Entex Technologies Inc of Indiana LLC FloWav, Inc
Electrical Apparatus Enviro-Care Company Fandis North America
Magazine (Barks Flowrox Inc.
EnviroMix, Inc. Fehr Bros. Industries Inc. FlowWorks
Publications, Inc.)
Environetics, Inc. Fehr Graham & FLSmidth
Electro Scan Inc. Associates, LLC
Environment One Fluence
Corporation
THE EXHIBITORS
Fluidra USA FRANKLIN MILLER INC GASTEC Corporation Genifuel Corporation

Fluidyne Corporation Fusion Environmental GEA Group Geoflow Inc
FONTAINE-AQUANOX Solutions, LLC Gemü Valves Geotech Environmental
WATER CONTROL GATES G. Bopp USA Inc. GENAQ Equipment, Inc.
FORCE FLOW Gabriel Novac & General Carbon GEP Rainwater
Ford Hall Company Associates Inc. Corporation GES Biotek
Fournier Industries Inc Gardner Denver, Inc. General Rubber GF Piping Systems
Franklin Electric Gas Clip Technologies Corporation Gicon Engineered Pumps
GKD-USA Inc.
Glasco Ultraviolet
Global Pump
Global Water Intelligence
GL-TURBO Houston
GN Solids America LLC
Golden Harvest, Inc.
Gorman-Rupp Pumps
GP:50
GPT Industries
Grace Lone Worker
Gradall Industries Inc.
Grande Water
Management Systems
Greasezilla, Downey
Ridge Environmental
Green Power Engineering
Corporation
Greyline Instruments
Griffco Valve Inc.
Grignard Company LLC
Groth Corporation,
A Continental Disc
Company
Ground Effects
Environmental Services
Grundfos Pumps
Corporation
Gryphon Environmental
GSM Filtration Inc.
H2O Innovation Inc.
Hach
Halliday Products Inc
Hallsten Corporation
HALOGEN VALVE
SYSTEMS, INC.
Hamamatsu Corporation
Hamilton Kent
Hansen Plastics Corporation
HARCO Fittings
Hardy Pro-Air
Systems & Service
Harrington Industrial
Plastics, Inc.
Hayward Flow Control
Hayward Gordon
HCP Pumps America, Inc.
Headworks International Inc.
Hellan Strainer Company
Hendrick Screen Co

THE EXHIBITORS
Heritage Manufacturing Hydro Instruments Infra Pipe Solutions LTD John Crane Inc.
Co., Inc. Hydro International Inland Pipe Rehabilitation JWC Environmental
Heron Innovators Inc. Hydro Systems, Inc Innovyze Kaeser Compressors, Inc.
Hewitech – Plastic Producer Hydro-Dyne Engineering Inovair Blowers Kaiser Premier LLC
Hidrostal Pumps Hydroflo Pumps Integrity Municipal Systems Kankyo Electronics Co., Ltd.
High Tide Hydromantis ESS, Inc. International Products Kayden Industries LP
Technologies, LLC Hydronix Water Technology Corporation KCH Engineered Systems
Hiller Separation & ICS, Blount, Inc. International Valve KECO / Rotho
Process, LLC Marketing LLC Peristaltic Pump
IDE Technologies
Hi-Vac Corporation INVENT Environmental Kee Safety, Inc
IJINUS NORTH
Hobas Pipe USA AMERICA INC. Technologies Inc. Keen Pump Company, Inc.
Holland Pump Company IL Metronic IPEX USA LLC Keller America, Inc.
Homa Pump Technology Sensortechnik GmbH Ishigaki USA Ltd. Kemira Chemicals Inc.
Horiba Instruments ILC Dover Isle Utilities Kenco Plastics Company Inc
Howden Imagine H2O ITC, S.L. Kendensha
HRS Heat Exchangers Imperial Industries, Inc. IWAKI America Kennedy Valve Plant
H-Tec Inductive Automation J & S Valve, Inc. & Industrial Group
Huber Technology Inc Induron Coatings Inc. JCB Power Systems Limited Kerneos Inc
Hungerford & Terry, Inc. Industrial and JCM Industries, Inc. KGO Group Ltd.
Hycura Environmental JCS Industries Inc. Kingspan (Klargester
HYDAC Technology Concepts Covers JDV Equipment Corp. Product Range)
Corporation/Schroeder Industrial Test Systems (ITS) Jiangxi JDL Environmental KLEARIA
Industries Infiltrator Water Protection Co., Ltd. Koch Membrane
Hydra-Stop Technologies Jingjin Environmental Systems, Inc.
Hydra-Tech Pumps InfoSense, Inc. Protection Inc. Kohler Company
Pump. Thicken. Dewater. Dry.

ry.
Paddle Dryer Belt Filter Press Gravity Belt Thickener
• indirectly heated • sludge dewatering • sludge thickening
• produce Class A product • high cake solids • high rates
• high efficiency • low polymer cost • low polymer cost
Dissolved Air Flotation Rotary Vacuum Filter Plunger Pump

• sludge thickening • sludge dewatering • sludge transfer
• wastewater clarification • wastewater clarification • positive displacement
• high float solids • continuous operation • high suction lift
Komline-Sanderson
THE EXHIBITORS
Komax Systems, Inc LANSAS Products LuminUltra MFG Water Treatment

Komline-Sanderson Manufactured by Technologies Ltd Products Co.
Korea Environmental Vanderlans & Sons, Inc. Lutz – JESCO America MicroHAOPs, Inc.
Industry Association Lantec Products Inc. Corporation Micronics By
Korea Water Partnership Lapeyre Stair Lystek International Inc. Control Plus, Inc
Kraft Power Corporation LASCO Fittings, Inc Maid Labs Technologies Mid-West Instrument
KRAUSZ USA, Inc. Lemna Environmental Mapro International SpA Miller-Leaman, Inc.
Krohne Inc Technologies, Inc. March Manufacturing Milliken Infrastructure
KSB, Inc Lhoist North America Marine Fasteners Solutions, LLC
Kubota Membrane Liberty Pumps Mazzei Injector Mission Communications
USA Corporation Likusta Umwelttechnik Company, LLC Mitsubishi Chemical
Kunshan Elite GmbH McDermott Aqua Solutions
Instruments Co., Ltd LIPP America Tank MEA Incorporated Mixtec North America
Kuntze Instruments Systems, LLC Medora Corp. Mizup Metal Co., Ltd.
Kupferle Foundry Co. Liquid Analytical (Solarbee/GridBee) MLM Conveying
Resource LLC Meiden America Inc. Systems, Inc
Kusters Water
Liquiflo MELTRIC Corporation Modec USA Inc
KZValve
Liverani Membrane Solutions Modern Pumping Today
L.F. Manufacturing Inc.
LMK Technologies Nantong CO., LTD. Mody Pumps, Inc
Ladtech
LobePro Rotary Lobe Pumps Mercer Rubber Company Moleaer Inc.
Lakeside Equipment
Corporation Logiball Inc. Merrell Bros Inc Monroe Environmental
LaMotte Company Lone Star Blower Merrick Industries, Inc. Corp
Landia, Inc. Lovibond Tintometer Messer Montrose Environmental
Lucity, Inc. Metropolitan Industries, Inc. Group
MOTRIDAL America Inc.
TECHNOLOGY BASED ON
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Inspect More, Clean Better
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• Highly portable and easy to operate sales@infosense.com • www.infosense.com

THE EXHIBITORS
MSA Safety
MTH Pumps
OZ Lifting Products
P & H Senesac, Inc.
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No need
eed
Mueller Water Products
Muniflo Pump
Myron L Company
Paige Electric
ParkProcess
PB Equipment Inc.
tto urn
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Nantong Mach's Composite
Material Co., Ltd
NASSCO, Inc.
PCI Gases
Peabody Engineering
Rotational Molding
your back
your back
on TTough
on Toou g h
National Liner LLC Peak To Peak Engineering
National Oilwell Railings / HME, Inc
Varco (NOV) Pedrollo Group
TTanker
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Neenah Foundry Company Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc.
NEFCO Systems, Pentair Flow Technologies
Incorporated Perma-Liner Industries, LLC
LLoads...
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Neotec Permastore Ltd
Netherlands Pavilion Petersen Products Co
NETZSCH Pumps Philadelphia Mixing
North America, LLC Solutions, Ltd.
Neutralox Inc.
When you can

Phoenix Contact
New England Braiding PHOENIX Process
Company, Inc Equipment Co.
turn the BEAST™

Newterra PICA: Pipeline Inspection
Nexom and Condition Analysis
Next Turbo Americas, LLC Pieralisi
Nidec Motor Company
Nihon Genryo Co., Ltd.
PillAerator GmbH
Pinnacle Advanced loose on:
septage, FOG,
Nijhuis Industries, Inc. Reliability Technologies
Nikuni America, Inc. Pinnacle-Flo, Inc
NJS Co., Ltd. PipeLogix
North American Pipe
Corporation
Pittsburg Tank & Tower
Maintenance Co. sludge & vactor
truck waste.
NSF International PLASSON USA
Nukote Coating Plas-Tanks Industries, Inc.
Systems International Plasti-Fab a Division
OBIC LLC of Ershigs, Inc.
OCV Control Valves Plast-O-Matic Valves, Inc.
Ohio Electric Control Inc PLEUGER Industries GmbH
Oldcastle Infrastructure PMC Engineering, LLC
Olin Chlor Alkali Products Pollardwater
OMI Industries Poly Processing Company
OneWater, Inc. Power Survey
Ontario Canada Pavilion PPG Protective &
Onyx Valve Company Marine Coatings
Opti Praxair Inc
Opti-float Cox Research Precision Systems
OpWorks Preload
One of many types of FOG BEAST screening discharge
Orbinox Prime Solution, Inc screened by the BEAST. from Vactor Truck.
Orenco Systems, Inc. PRIMEX
Orival Water Filters Primozone
Probiotic Solutions®
2019
OR-TEC INC.
Process Engineered Visit Booth 1417
Orthos Liquid Systems, Inc.
Water Equipment, LLC
Ostara Nutrient Recovery
Technologies Process Flow Network ®
OSTI Inc. Process Wastewater

Technologies, Inc.
OTT North America, LLC
Proco Products, Inc.
Ovivo USA, LLC
ProMinent Fluid
Owens Corning ecsales@enviro-care.com • 815-636-8306
Controls, Inc
Owl Cyber Defense Pro-Pipe
THE EXHIBITORS
AllMax Software Prosper Portland Russell Finex Inc
can save you time

Prosper Technologies Ruthman Companies
Proteus Instruments RWI Enhanced Evaporation
and make your

Pulsafeeder, Inc. S & N Airoflo Inc
Pulsar Process s::can Measuring
Measurement, Inc Systems LLC
job easier!
PULSCO, Inc. Saf-T-Flo Chemical Injection
Pulsed Hydraulics Inc Salvatore Robuschi & C. SRL
Pumpcon Samuel, Son & Co
Pumps & Systems Magazine Sandmeyer Steel Company
Let us
Pumps and Controls Sauereisen, Inc
PureAir Filtration Scadata Inc
show you how

Putzmeister America, Inc. SCALETRON
PVC Pipe Association INDUSTRIES, LTD
Quadrant Magnetics, LLC Scania
with a free demo.

Quartz Lamps Inc. Schneider Electric
quasar energy group Schreiber LLC
Q-VAC Priming Systems Schwarze Industries
RACO Manufacturing and Schweitzer Engineering
Engineering Co., Inc. Laboratories, Inc.
Ramboll Environ Schwing Bioset, Inc.
RapidView IBAK Scicorp International
North America Corporation
Raschig USA, Inc. SCREENCO SYSTEMS LLC
Rausch Electronics USA LLC Sealevel Systems, Inc.
Raven Lining Systems Sealing Systems, Inc
RDP Technologies Inc See Water, Inc.
Real Tech Inc. SEEPEX Inc.
Rebuild-It Services Senqcia Maxco, Ltd.
Group, LLC SENSAPHONE
Red Flint Sand and Gravel Sensorex
Red Lion Controls Serpentix Conveyor
Red Valve Company and Corporation
Tideflex Technologies Sewer & Water Insurance
RedZone Robotics, Inc Plans (SWIP)
Refractron Tech Corp Sewer Equipment
REID Lifting Sewer History Exhibit
Reliant Water Technologies Shand & Jurs
Reline America Shanghai SINAP
Respirometer Systems Membrane Tech Co., Ltd
and Applications, LLC Shanley/LIBERTY/EDUR
REXA Shelter Works
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Celebrating 25 Years
REXO Engineering
RJN Group, Inc. Shimadzu Scientific
Instr., Inc.
1994-2019
R-K Electronics, Inc.
RKI Instruments, Inc. ShinMaywa America Ltd
Robar Industries LTD Shonan Plastic
Mfg. Co., Ltd.
Rodney Hunt Inc
Siemens
Roebic Laboratories Inc
Sierra Monitor Corporation
Romac Industries
Sika USA, Inc.
Rootx Root Control Corp
Silcarbon Activated
Rosedale Products, Inc. Carbon LLC
Ross Valve Mfg Co., Inc. SIMFLO
RPS Engineering Inc. SJE (CSI Controls/
sales@allmaxsoftware.com Rural Community SJE Rhombus)
800-670-1867 Assistance Partnership
(RCAP)
Smart Pump Controller
www.allmaxsoftware.com Smart Storm Limited
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THE EXHIBITORS
Smartcover Systems Swan Analytical USA Inc. Trumbull MFG Wachs Utility Products
SMC Corporation Syneco Systems Inc. Tsurumi Pump Wager Company
of America Tank Connection TT Technologies, Inc. Walker Process Equipment
Smith & Loveless Inc Affiliate Group Turbowin Co., Ltd Div of McNish Corporation
SML Rubber & Plastic Tarsco Bolted Tank U.S. Environmental Wangen America Inc.
Products Co., Ltd TE Connectivity Protection Agency Wapro Inc
SNF Polydyne Teadit North America U.S. Geological Survey Warminster Fiberglass
Sodimate Inc. Tech West Canada U.S. Water Warren Environmental
Sommer GmbH TECNOCONVERTING U.S.F. Fabrication, Inc. Wastecorp Pumps
SonicSolutions INGENIERIA, S.L. UGSI Solutions, Inc Water & Wastes Digest
Algae Control Teekay Couplings (Taylor UL Water & Wastewater
Sorensen Systems Kerr Couplings) Ltd Ultraflote LLC Equipment Manufacturers
Spaans Babcock Inc Tek-trol Technology Unison Solutions, Inc. Association, Inc.
Spears Manufacturing Solutions Water for People
United Blower Inc.
Company Teledyne ISCO Water Online
Univ of Illinois Dept of
Specific Energy Tetra Tech Inc Civil & Env Engineering Water Quality Association
Specification Rubber TG Water Additives LLC Online MS Program Water Warriors | PRD Tech
Products, Inc. The BILCO Company Universal Flow WaterOperator.org
Spectrashield Liner Systems The Hydraulic Institute Monitors, Inc. WaterWorld /
Spectrum Technologies, Inc. The Industrial Controls US Pump Corp PennWell Corp
SPIRAC (USA) INC. Company US Synthetic Bearings Watson-Marlow Fluid
Sprayroq, Inc. The Kerry Company, Inc. USA Borescopes Technology Group
SPX FLOW – Lightnin Mixers The Mastrrr Company USABlueBook Watts Water Technologies
SRS Crisafulli, Inc. The Spencer Turbine USDA Rural Utilities Service Webtrol Pumps
(also known as Crisafulli Company Utility Systems, Science WEF's Stormwater Institute
Pump Company) The Water Research & Software, Inc. WEG Electric Corp.
SSI Aeration, Inc. Foundation UV Pure Technologies Inc. Weir
(Stamford Scientific Int.) Thermal Process Systems VAC CON INC Weld-On Adhesives, Inc.
Stainless Piping Specialists Thermal Transfer Vactor Manufacturing Wessels Company
Statiflo Corp Corporation
VAG USA LLC WesTech Engineering Inc
Stenner Pump Company Thern Inc.
Val-Matic Valve & Western Technology
StoneAge, Inc Thompson Pipe Mfg. Corp.
Group – Flowtite Westfall Manufacturing Co.
Stooss USA Valmet
Thompson Pump Wey Valve Inc
StormTrap VALVSYS LLC
Thordon Bearings Inc. Whipps Inc
Stormwater Equipment Van London Co.
Manufacturers Association Titus Industrial Group Inc Wilo USA LLC
VanAire, Inc. WinCan, LLC
Stormwater Magazine TKM Metering Pumps
Vanton Pump & Winters Instruments
Straub Couplings TNE Equipment Corp.
STRUCTURAL Tnemec Company, Inc. Wonder Works America,
Vaporooter Inc. d/b/a ELODE USA
TECHNOLOGIES / VSL ToltHawk, Inc. Varec Biogas World Water Works, Inc.
Submersible Wastewater TOMCO2 Systems
Pump Association SWPA Vaughan Company, Inc. WorldWide Electric
Company
SubSurface Instruments VBT Corporation
Tomorrow Water
SubSurface Locators VEGA Americas, Inc. WSG & Solutions, Inc.
Topp Industries Inc
Inc. dba SubSurface VeloDyne – Velocity WTP Equipment Corp
Toray Membrane USA, Inc. Dynamics Inc
Leak Detection WWETT Show 2020
Treatment Plant Veolia Water Technologies
SUEZ Operator (TPO) XPV Water Partners
Sulzer Pumps Solutions Inc. Verder Inc. Xtirpa
Trident Actuators
Sunbelt Rentals Victaulic Xylem Inc.
Trident Processes LLC
Suncoast Electric Viking Chains Enviro Yardney Water
Trimble Water Division a Division of
Manufacturing Filtration Systems
Trio-Vision Connexus Industries Inc
Superior Signal Zebron
Company LLC TriOS Mess- Und Viscotherm AG
Datentechnik GmbH Zenner
Superior Tank Co., Inc. Vogelsang Zimmerman Steel &
Triple Crown Products, Inc. Voltea
Sustainable Generation/ Supply Co, LLC
Gore Cover Triplepoint Vortex Companies
Environmental, LLC Zoeller Engineered
SW Services, LLC VTScada by Trihedral Products
TrojanUV
Swaby Lobeline Pump Co Vulcan Industries, Inc.
Troy Valve
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W06 HELD OFFSITE 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $239 $269 $40
Surrogate and Indicators in Wastewater
W07 Greenhouse Gas Accounting for Wastewater Utilities 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
W08 WEF/WRF Co-Digestion: What Can We Handle? 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Sewer Rehabilitation Practices for Mitigating I/I: Integrated
W09 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Approaches, Innovative Technologies, and Interactive Solutions
W10 Membranes for Water Reuse: Past, Present, Future 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
W11 Public-Private Partnerships: What They Are and What They Aren’t 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $229 $259 $40
WEF/WRF LIFTING Your Utility with Business
W12 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Process Modeling and Improvement
W13 Upping Your Utility’s Game in Achieving Continuous Improvement 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
W14 River Water Quality Modeling with HEC-RAS Version 5.1 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $229 $259 $40
UNIQUE TRAINING OPPORTUNITY
TTT01* Train the Trainer: Wastewater Treatment 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Fundamentals I—Liquid Treatment*
S U N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 2
Industrial Wastewater Reuse in Manufacturing

W15 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Facilities: One Water Goes Private
Design and Modeling of Advanced Biofilm Reactor
W16 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $229 $259 $40
Technologies for Nutrient Removal and Recovery
W17 Solids Stabilization Fundamentals: Seeking the Skinny on Sludge 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $229 $259 $40
W18 Wastewater Microbiology 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $229 $259 $40
Advanced Workshop in Design, Startup, and Optimization
W19 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
of Liquid Phase Odor Control Technologies
Activated Sludge and BNR Process
W20 HELD OFFSITE 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $239 $269 $40
Control: Hands-On in the Real World
W21 Be a Hero, Get to Zero: The Journey to Energy Neutrality 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $229 $259 $40
Turning RINS Into Money: Capitalizing on Biogas Recovery
W22 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Projects and Generating Revenue at WTTPs
Pathogens and Constituents of Emerging Concern
W23 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
in Wastewater Effluent and Water Reuse
W24 Your Water Reuse: Potable or Non-Potable? 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Communications Camp: Tools to Engage,
W25 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Motivate, and Reassure Your Community
What If Clean Water is Just the Byproduct?
W26 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Rethinking Resource Recovery at WRRFs
W27 Resilient Groundwater: Managing Aquifers for One Water 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $199 $229 $40
Workshop Package: Includes W02-Nutrient Removal
W0217 8:30 am – 5:00 pm $380 $410 $65
Fundamentals & W17-Solids Stabilization Fundamentals
SPECIAL SEMINAR
SS01* 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $0 $0 $0
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premier education resources, services, and staff.
WEF BOOKSTORE MEMBERSHIP CENTER AND

Browse the latest selection of books, MEMBER HOSPITALITY LOUNGE
Manuals of Practice, Study Guides, WEF WEF’s Member Services staff are committed to
Wear, Water’s Worth It® products, and “hot delivering world-class customer service to current
off the press” new releases. and prospective members. They’re available
to discuss how WEF membership can help you
WEF GLOBAL CENTER achieve greater success by association; to process
renewals; and to address questions and concerns.
Open Sunday – Wednesday
The hub of international business
programming, networking, and PUBLICATIONS
opportunities. Explore new Pick up a complimentary copy of Water
markets and take advantage Environment & Technology (WE&T); Water
of resources committed to Environment Research (WER); World Water;
matching foreign trade delegates and World Water: Stormwater Management.
with exhibiting companies.
Multi-language translation HONORS & AWARDS DISPLAY
services available. Recognizing the individuals and organizations
that made outstanding contributions to the water
environment profession, WEF, and our Member
Associations in 2019.

WEF TEC SOCIAL MEDIA
E XPAND YOUR WEF TEC E XPERIENCE BY
JOINING THE CONVERSATION ONLINE .
Twitter.com/WEFTEC
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To join the conversation at the event, add
“#WEFTEC19” to all your tweets, then search
for that same phrase to discover what others
are saying about the event.
Facebook.com/WEFTEC
Youtube.com/user/WaterEnvironmentFed
linkedin.com/company/Water-Environment-Federation
Affectionately deemed the “reunion for water
professionals”, WEFTEC is your one-stop
opportunity to expand your business network,
obtain quality education, engage with other members,
gain specialized certifications, and participate in
prestigious programming.
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Rate deadline (July 12) and as members, this area features complimentary light
much as $475 on the Standard refreshments, mobile device charging outlets, and
Rate (after July 12). comfortable seating. Stop by to take a quick break from
your WEFTEC schedule.
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as well as exhibiting companies’ key contacts. available for reservation by
WEF members and WEFTEC
exhibitors, by appointment only,
with a 2-hour maximum limit per
meeting. Reservation and room
specifications will be available at
www.weftec.org/mtgspacereq on June 3.

INDI V IDUAL PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
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better place to live. WEF offers a number of expanded Member Benefits Packages designed to meet the specific
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C O M PA N Y M E M B E R S H I P S
CORPORATE EXHIBITOR MEMBERSHIP UTILITY PARTNERSHIP
MEMBERSHIP Designed for firms and PROGRAM
Designed for firms and organizations organizations that are suppliers WEFTEC Discounted Rates for
that support the water quality and service providers to the water Utility Partnership Program
industry and wish to affiliate their quality industry and that typically (UPP) Participants
organizations with the leaders in exhibit at WEF conferences, WEF extends reduced Full
water quality, this membership Exhibitor Membership includes Conference and Expo Only
comes with one Corporate Contact significant savings on both registration rates to those who
who receives the Professional booth space and sponsorships. work for a utility or municipality
Membership benefits. Annual Annual dues costs are tiered that participates in WEF’s Utility
dues are $368, plus WEF Member based on annual revenues. For Partnership Program.
Association dues. more information, please contact
WEF’s Customer Service team at
csc@wef.org or 1-800-666-0206 Learn more at www.weftec.org/UPP.
(+1-571-830-1545 globally).
GLO BA L M EM BERSH I P S
Available for those individuals outside of the United States, U.S. Territories, and Canada, Global Membership benefits
packages include Professional Membership, Corporate Membership, and an e-Global option. For more information,
e-mail csc@wef.org, or call 1-800-666-0206, +1-571-830-1545 (globally).
INTERESTED IN JOINING WEF?

Learn more at www.wef.org/JoinWEF.
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92nd Annual Water Environment Federation

Technical Exhibition & Conference

DSP Screw Press 3DP Belt Press

Rotary Drum Thickener ICS Composting System

18 Workshops at-a-Glance 14 Community Service Project

This year, WEFTEC is focused on

products, and solutions to the water

2 WEFTEC 2019 | CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

FLEXIBILITY IS ONLY ONE ADVANTAGE OF OUR CLOSED LOOP

Speak to one of our experts at 630.837.5640,

CLR Process Components

4 WEFTEC 2019 | CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

S U N D AY, S E P T E M B E R 2 2 12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Collection Systems Luncheon*

SUPERIOR EMERGENCY SERVICES

MANUFACTURING RENTAL SALES SERVICE

OPENING GENERAL SESSION MASTER LECTURER, SESSION 100

8 WEFTEC 2019 | CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

“We have had zero maintenance other than preventative

Massive grit buildup at the Water and Sewer Authority of Cabarrus

At Duperon we help create the future you want by first listening

We listen to help create solutions that work.

We’re going Back to the Future

www.duperon.com | 800.383.8479 | dcsales@duperon.com

PUBLIC OFFICIALS’ FORUM

SCIENTISTS’ LUNCHEON COLLECTION SYSTEMS

10 WEFTEC 2019 | CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

Visit booth #1248 at WEFTEC 2019 in

They shared their thoughts on what makes WEFTEC

12 WEFTEC 2019 | CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

You always try new ways to present information at WEFTEC —

WEF offers so many training, education, and networking

Each year, on the Saturday

The WEF Community Service Project is organized

As part of WEF’s mission to increase awareness of

Each year, WEF works to obtain approval for

continuously updated, as they are received, online

to Professional Engineers licensed in most states,

* Mobile Sessions, the Exhibition,

16 WEFTEC 2019 | CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

To learn more about Mueller® water solutions, visit muellerwp.com/brands.

Visit us at WEFTEC 2019

BELOW THE GROUND ON THE STREET IN THE CLOUD

Whatever ends up in your lift station,

Featured Sessions 100 WEF/AEESP Master Lecturer: Bruce Logan

Featured Sessions 200 Water Policy Update

Research and Innovation 202 Mainstream Deammonification*

20 WEFTEC 2019 | CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

The new Xelletor System:

Perfecting the power to spin waste from water

Featured Sessions 300 Interactive Knowledge Exchange

Research and Innovation 301 Late Breaking Research

Facility Operations and Maintenance 307 Mainstream P Removal: Modeling to Operation

Disinfection and Public Health 312 Disinfection Flyover: Fundamentals*

Collection Systems and Distribution 313 Basics Collections Systems 101

Watershed Resources Management 317 What Is Beyond Integrated Planning?*

Mobile Sessions 329 Wastewater 101

22 WEFTEC 2019 | CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

Featured Sessions 400 Interactive Knowledge Exchange

Disinfection and Public Health

Stormwater Management 415 Cases in Point: Current MS4 Case Studies*

Watershed Resources Management 417 TMDL Whack-A-Mole: Hitting a Moving Target

Mobile Sessions 429 Aeration Blowers

Research and Innovation 500 Shortcut Nitrogen With BioP*

Residuals and Biosolids 511 Biogas Quality and Finance*