Continuous, Real-Time TSS Monitoring Verifies Effluent Quality and Coal Ash Management Performance While Reducing Compliance Costs
While some power plants continue to struggle with the final testing phase of the coal ash remediation process, other operators have successfully adopted the use of recently advanced sensor technology to measure real-time total suspended solids (TSS). Having the ability to accurately ensure discharge water is in compliance lets you automate functions such as controlling the pumps transporting effluent; or start and stop pretreatment processes designed to keep effluent within permit guidelines.
Register for this webinar, presented by Steve Wortendyke, Xylem Process Analytics Expert.
- How to capture accurate real-time TSS data
- How the sensing probe can be paired with advanced controls
- How to eliminate the delays waiting on lab test results
- How to reduce manpower requirements and costs
- Power Plant Operators, Managers and Engineers
- Operations Managers and Engineers
- Maintenance Managers and Engineers
- Contractors
Steve Wortendyke joined Xylem in May of 2017 managing the central region for process analyzers. Before that Steve was with Black & Veatch as Business Development Manager with their smart water team.
Steve has 28 years in Industrial Product Marketing and Development, Sales and Sales Management, and Business Development encompassing municipal and industrial water use in water utilities, beverage, power, petro-chemical and ultra-pure water.
Before that, Steve served in the USAF as a Captain and flight instructor on B-52s as an Electronic Warfare Officer.
Steve has a BS in Chemistry from Oral Roberts University and a MBA from Texas Christian University.
