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- APRIL 11-14, 2023 | HOUSTON, TX
2023 WEAT/TAWWA Texas Water Conference
KIMLEY-HORN PRESENTERS
Emerging Membrane Strategies to “Unstick” PFAS from WRFs
April 12, 2023 | 1:20pm-1:50pm CT
This presentation will explore the fate and transport of PFAS compounds at typical water reclamation facilities (WRFs). In addition, implementation of several potential membrane bioreactor (MBR) treatment trains at WRFs will be discussed as an effort to reduce PFAS discharges from the treated effluent and the generated biosolids.
A Pipeline for Success: WEATSDC and Inflow Collaboration Designing a Diverse Workforce for the Future
April 12, 2023 | 1:55-2:25pm CT
Introducing Future Leaders to Opportunities in Water (InFLOW) is a program focused on enhancing diversity andinclusion in the water workforce. This presentation will explore the InFLOWprogram and how it aims to provide students with the skills, experience, andconnections they need to succeed in their chosen field after graduation.
Baking up Fresh Transmission Pipeline Design Standards from Scratch
April 13, 2023 | 4:30-5:00pm CT
The Alliance Regional Water Authority was ready to set in motion an infrastructure program that would secure its members’ water supplies for the next several decades. This program would include more than 70 miles of new large diameter transmission pipeline.This presentation will provide a case study in the development of the large diameter transmission pipeline standards, from the initial input process through lessons learned during construction.
Infrastructure for a “City within a City”: Designing Water and Sewer Infrastructure to Serve the Fields Development in Frisco, Texas
April 14, 2023 | 10:55-11:25am CT
This presentation will describe the water/wastewater infrastructure design for the $10 billion Fields development in Frisco, which includes the home of the PGA of America. It will explore the challenges associated with such a large and diverse project, as well as the solutions that were implemented to satisfy constraints and to keep the project on schedule.
PAST EVENTS
2022 WEFTEC
Mark Miller, P.E. & Raul Dominguez, EIT
Workshop: Equipping Your Utility to Address PFAS in Water Reuse: State of the Science, Emerging Trends, and Navigating the Regulatory Pathway
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Matt Manchisi, P.E., PMP, CRMP
Learning Exchange: Conducting and Utilizing Facility Condition Assessments & Future Visualization Tools for Utilities
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2022 Collection Systems Conference
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Tanya Miro
Applying Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to CMOM Projects
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2022 WEAT/TAWWA Texas Water Conference
Kimley-Horn Speakers
Raul Dominguez, EIT
PFAS: Is that Miracle Coating in Your Effluent?
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April Rose Escamilla, P.E.
PFAS: Is that Miracle Coating in Your Effluent?
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William Weidman, P.E.
Keeping Up with the Robsons: Providing Additional Water Supply to Southwest Denton’s Growing Robson Ranch Development
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Dylan Swoboda, EIT
Under the Artifacts and Through the Wetlands: Mesquite’s Experience with USACE Permitting for a 2.5-Mile, 30-Inch HDPE Transmission Main
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Jeni Tatum, P.E.
Under the Artifacts and Through the Wetlands: Mesquite’s Experience with USACE Permitting for a 2.5-Mile, 30-Inch HDPE Transmission Main
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Kyle Welden, P.E.
Warming Up to the Idea…Solar Power for Elevated Storage Tanks
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Jeff Farnsworth, P.E.
Underground, Under Where? A Unique Perspective from Designer, Contractor, and Construction Management Team to Solve Today’s Challenges
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Connie Curtis, P.E.
Developing a Statewide FOG and Non-Flushable Outreach Campaign Through Collaborative Input and Coordination
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