In Vero Beach, Florida, a proposed expansion of the city’s gravity sewer system was met with strong opposition from residents concerned about the cost and the expected disruption to roads and landscaping. Others objected to the idea of having to connect to city sewer when their own onsite systems were working just fine. To effectively launch its sewer project, the City needed a more affordable, less-intrusive option that didn’t require mandatory connection. This webinar explains how an Orenco Sewer was the perfect solution.

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Note that this webinar does not qualify for Oregon CEUs.

Conventional treatment systems are less of an option these days as more small communities look to other, more cost-effective, compact wastewater treatment solutions. This one-hour presentation begins with a brief history of packed-bed filters for commercial and community applications. We then focus on the design and specification of the AX-Max and AX-Mobile systems, followed by an overview of installation and maintenance procedures.

This webinar will be offered on Thursday, November 14th, 9-10 a.m. Click here to register.

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Note that this webinar does not qualify for Oregon CEUs.

In this one-hour webinar, we’ll take a look at the Orenco chemical feed systems and discuss a variety of applications, including liquid alkalinity and carbon feeds, dry chemical alkalinity feed, and pre-anoxic return. We’ll also explain typical operation and programming of the systems in these applications.

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This two-hour webinar guides you through our Commercial AdvanTex^® Design Criteria, an expansive document that provides detailed information on a wide range of commercial, industrial, and municipal wastewater applications for the entire AdvanTex product line.

This webinar will be offered on Wednesday, November 6th, 9-11 a.m. Click here to register.

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Note that this webinar does not qualify for Oregon CEUs.

This two-hour webinar explains the ins and outs of designing an effluent sewer system. Topics include how to design hydraulic grade lines, designing and selecting pump systems, transport-line sizing, and other key details for successful effluent sewer design.

This webinar will be offered on Thursday, October 24th, 9-11 a.m. Click here to register.

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Greywater represents a large percentage of combined wastewater flows. As the demands on our supply of freshwater increase, greywater reuse becomes an attractive option for conserving potable water, especially in areas like California that are prone to drought. In this one-hour webinar, we’ll explain how greywater can be treated to levels that allow it to be used for toilet flushing, cooling towers, water features, and landscape irrigation (subject to local restrictions.)

This webinar will be offered on Wednesday, December 11th, 9-10 a.m. Click here to register.

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FRP, a fiber-reinforced polymer material, is a superior choice for many industrial products. Orenco Composites manufactures customizable FRP products that are lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant with a high strength-to-weight ratio. These products don't rot, rust, or conduct electricity, making them ideal for a wide range of environmental conditions. Our unique FRP buildings, rectangular tanks, and wastewater tank covers have many advantages. In this one-hour webinar, we'll explain important considerations for specifying our products, along with product configuration options and sample projects. We'll also discuss FRP vs. other materials, including examples from a range of industries and applications.

This webinar will be offered on Wednesday, December 18th, 9-10 a.m. Click here to register.

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Note that this webinar does not qualify for Oregon CEUs.

This one-hour webinar presents long-term data that shows how Orenco Sewer™ collection systems can effectively and affordably serve municipalities of all sizes. We'll compare capital cost information compiled from over 50 publicly funded bids for Orenco Sewer, grinder sewer, and gravity sewer, as well as look at operational costs for these technologies. 

This webinar will be offered on Thursday, December 5th, 9-10 a.m. Click here to register.

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Note that this webinar does not qualify for Oregon CEUs.

Orenco Sewer systems have been installed all over the country and around the world. Because of their minimal construction impact and overall affordability, these effluent sewers are an ideal solution for a wide range of applications. This webinar explains various aspects of effluent sewer construction and how they compare to grinder and gravity sewer requirements in areas with small lots and existing streets, homes, and businesses.

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Across the United States, nutrient discharges from wastewater systems are being restricted at an increasing rate. Decentralized wastewater treatment systems can provide better, more reliable solutions for reducing nutrients through biological processes. In this webinar, we'll discuss the use of Orenco treatment technologies for reducing nitrogen and other nutrients of concern. 

This webinar will be offered on Wednesday, December 4th, 9-11 a.m. Click here to register.

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In this one-hour webinar, you'll learn about packed-bed filter and activated-sludge technologies for treating wastewater. We'll cover the differences, similarities, and applications of both systems, along with information on why packed-bed treatment excels in so many wastewater treatment applications.

This webinar will be offered on Wednesday, October 16th, 9-10 a.m. Click here to register.

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The village of Christiansburg (250 homes) was plagued with failing septic systems that caused bad odors around town and high bacteria levels in a nearby creek. Learn how village leaders and engineers solved these problems effectively and efficiently – while keeping costs down for residents – with the installation of an Orenco Sewer and an AdvanTex municipal treatment facility. We give you all the details on this award-winning project.

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Note that this webinar does not qualify for Oregon CEUs.

This webinar discusses various types of municipal and community sewer systems and debunks many commonly held myths about them. We present long-term, real-world data that shows how effluent sewers are not just an alternative to gravity sewers but are a viable first choice..

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Often located in remote or environmentally sensitive areas, tourism facilities face a unique set of challenges when it comes to wastewater treatment. This one-hour webinar provides wastewater professionals with an overview of these issues and a comparison of two proven treatment technologies often used as solutions: packed-bed filters and activated sludge. We’ll also use case studies to see how various facilities have overcome problems that include widely variable flows, high energy costs, and a shortage of trained system operators.

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Treating winery wastewater can be a difficult problem that requires special design considerations. The process water is often reused for irrigation following treatment. In this session, we'll focus on the regulations and design details relevant to treating winery wastewater, using several wineries in California as case studies.

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