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FREE WEBINAR: Basic Nitrogen Treatment Principles in Wastewater Systems

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Have you ever wondered how nitrogen in domestic wastewater is biodegraded in an onsite wastewater treatment system?  The nitrogen cycle plays a key role in nitrogen removal from domestic wastewater, requiring specialized processes and equipment to complete the treatment process.  This presentation uses a multi-media format to cover the elemental steps required to complete the decomposition pathway within an onsite wastewater treatment system.  Discussion topics include the basic elements of wastewater chemistry, microbes, and chemical treatment processes. The session will begin with an informative video on the nitrogen cycle, followed by an explanation of the associated nitrification and denitrification concepts.

 

Speaker Biography

David Lentz, P.E.
Regulatory Director

Dave Lentz manages Infiltrator Water Technologies’ government affairs department, with responsibility for regulation of the company’s effluent dispersal, tank, and treatment product lines.  Nationally, Infiltrator is involved in rulemaking, legislation, and industry standards development supporting the onsite wastewater treatment system industry.  Dave has 25 years of experience related to soil and groundwater systems.  He holds a Bachelor’s degree in structural engineering and a Master’s degree in geotechnical engineering, and is a licensed professional engineer.

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