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Join Brentwood for a ten-session webinar series created for wastewater professionals to learn more about trickling filter system design, advantages, applications, and integrations with complementary technologies.

Historically, wastewater foul-air has been conveyed using composite materials, yet, roughly 98% of all composite waste is reported as ending up in landfills or is incinerated at end-of-life (EOL). This webinar examines various challenges of having to deal with odor control GFRP composite waste and presents a sustainable solution that will help wastewater treatment facilities stand at the leading edge of the circular economic revolution.

Material, product and process design considerations. About the webinar: The material to be processed has a direct impact on both the materials used in decanter centrifuge construction and its configuration. This webinar will review how to size, select and specify a decanter centrifuge based on the product being processed as well as the quality of cake and centrate required. We'll discuss: Solids characteristics effecting compaction, dewaterability and flowability Centrate quality requirements, Erosiveness of the solid, Corrosiveness of the liquid, Bowl configurations,Materials of construction,Centrate discharge methods, Motor and gear sizing, Cleaning methods Previous GEA webinars have reviewed the basic operation of decanter centrifuges. In this course, we’ll highlight options available for those who are specifying a decanter centrifuge for environmental, food, mining or specialty applications. Attendees may want to review recordings of the two previous webinars: Decanter Centrifuge 101 Decanter Centrifuge 201 Presenter: James D. Hanson, P.E. – Decanter Product Specialist, Separation, GEA North America Moderator:Todd Marshall – Market Manager, Separation, Environmental Applications, GEA North America

Optimizing Performance for Sludge and Biosolids Applications -

Presenter: James D. Hanson, P.E., Decanter Product Specialist, GEA North America Moderator: Todd Marshall, Market Manager, Separation – Environmental Applications, GEA North America Ever wonder exactly how a centrifuge separates solid from liquid? Are you curious about how centrifuges stack up against other separation techniques? Then this is the webinar for you. We developed this educational session for design engineers, facility operators and managers at wastewater treatment facilities, where centrifugal separation is often evaluated for its technical efficiencies and economy. By the end of the webinar, you will understand the fundamentals of thickening and dewatering centrifuge technology. Here’s what we'll cover: - Review of centrifuge types and applications - Principals of settling - Mechanisms for dewatering - Centrifuge components - Design consideration