Wastewater pumps are an integral part of most onsite septic systems, and they come in all shapes and sizes. In this webinar, we'll cover the differences between various types of pumps and explain how to size and use pumps for on-site systems.
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Knowledge Level: Basic
AdvanTex Treatment Systems are the ideal on-site solution for residential wastewater treatment needs because they work well in a variety of locations and situations. In this webinar, we'll review the application, design, and benefits of AdvanTex for residential properties.
Knowledge Level: Advanced
Recommendation: Attendees should have a basic understanding of standard septic system installation and design.
In this webinar, we'll discuss why quality tanks, risers, and lids are necessary. We'll also explain how to use them to help wastewater treatment systems function at peak performance levels.
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Control panels are useful for a wide range of water and wastewater applications. This webinar will cover our various control panels, plus available options, features, and suggested applications.
This webinar is not currently eligible for Oregon OESAC CEUs.
There’s a lot to consider when using a pump in a wastewater application. Even a “basic” pump system isn't necessarily quite so basic. In this webinar, we’ll look at different pumping applications and the various parts of a pumping system. We’ll also give you some tips for a successful installation.
Recommendation: This webinar is designed for installers and service providers but is open to all attendees.
In this webinar, we take 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.
Recommendation: Attendees should have a working knowledge of basic wastewater treatment system design.
Our AdvanTex® AX-Max and AX-Mobile Treatment Systems are a dependable, proven technology for advanced treatment in large-flow commercial and community applications. Learn the maintenance regimen we recommend for these larger, all-in-one treatment solutions.
Knowledge Level: Intermediate
Prerequisite: Designing Commercial AdvanTex
The area around Potters Mills, a village in central Pennsylvania, has a long history of failing septic systems. The village needed an effective, affordable wastewater collection and treatment system that was easy to install, operate, and maintain. Learn how Orenco was able to help the community address these needs with Prelos® collection and AdvanTex® treatment.
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.
Prerequisite: Designing Commercial AdvanTex®
Recommendation: Attendees should have a working knowledge of advanced wastewater treatment system design.
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 on-site 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 liquid-only (effluent) sewer was the perfect solution.
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 showing how liquid-only (effluent) sewers are a viable first choice for community sewering.
Communities are increasingly looking for affordable ways to reuse treated wastewater in applications that don’t require potable water (like toilet flushing and landscape irrigation). In this presentation, we look at several different types of wastewater reuse and how to design treatment systems to make the most of this valuable resource.
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