Upcoming Webinars
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Encore – Pressure Distribution Systems Shallow Pressure Distribution Systems in Optimal Soil Horizons - Live Q&A
Not sure when to pressurize an onsite wastewater system or why it may be required by code? This presentation explores shallow systems, optimal soil horizons and the use of pressure distribution. From design to installation we will explore the ins and outs of pressure distribution.
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Engineering Processes for Decentralized Treatment
What is process design? How do we decide what unit processes are needed to meet the needed effluent requirements? This webinar will focus on different influent and effluent conditions that need to be considered when designing wastewater processes – from onsite subsurface discharge to point source discharges with tight limits.
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Emerging Water Pollution Concerns in Wastewater Treatment
Wastewater treatment is partly responsible for the sustainability of humans on Earth without significant numbers of deaths related to diseases that proliferate without proper water sanitation. Historically water treatment has often been seen as a burdensome and costly endeavor.
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Sustainable Development: The Decentralized Model
In most cases perception is reality; such is the case in the wastewater world. The centralized model is perceived to be the Cadillac and the decentralized model is perceived to be the “ugly stepchild”. Upon review of many measurement parameters the decentralized mode of wastewater treatment overturns these common misperceptions.
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Encore – The Environment Beneath the Skid-Steer - Soil Engineering Basics for Onsite System Installers
The objective of this seminar is to increase installers’ awareness of the conditions that exist in the subsurface environment during onsite system construction. The discussion covers geotechnical engineering fundamentals as related to onsite system construction, including soil unit weight, earth pressure, stress on buried structures, and slope stability. Soil stress with depth and the lateral extent of stress in soil will be addressed, as well as the effect of static and dynamic stress on buried structures. Publicly available construction videos will be used as case studies to tie the geotechnical engineering concepts to real-life situations.
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Encore – Biomat: Good or Bad?
One of the most critical parts of an onsite wastewater treatment system is the development of a healthy biomat, yet biomat is not something that can be purchased from a distributor. So, what exactly is the biomat and how does it form in a drainfield?
Past Webinars
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Achieve Treatment with Minimal Maintenance Using Combined Treatment and Dispersal (CTD)
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From an Operator's Perspective: ECOPOD O&M for Municipal Applications - Town of Section, AL
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Residential ECOPOD 102 and O&M
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Biomat: Good or Bad?
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Encore – Chambers by Infiltrator: A Scalable Subsurface Drainfield Product - Live Q&A
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Source Water Protection and OWWS-Are We Drinking the Same Water as Dinosaurs?
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Control Panels: How to Read a Schematic
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The Blurred Lines of Onsite and Centralized Wastewater
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