Final LCRR Published in the Federal Register
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Original Broadcast: May 6, 2019
Slide Decks and Supporting Materials:
Reducing Disinfection Byproducts through Optimization – Webinar Series
Series Objective: To share optimization-based tools and approaches for DBP control. Intended audience are states and water systems who are challenged with DBP compliance. Supporting information (special study protocols, spreadsheets) will also be provided.
DBP Optimization Process and Priority Setting [www.asdwa.org/past-webinar-recordings]
Original Broadcast: April 8, 2019 1:30-3:30 ET
Provide an overview of the webinar series, the process for optimizing a system to reduce DBPs, and discuss diagnostic tools used to collect water quality information needed to direct optimization efforts (i.e., starting in the plant or distribution system.
Approaches to Prioritize Plant Optimization Efforts [www.asdwa.org/past-webinar-recordings]
Original Broadcast: April 22, 2019 1:30-3:30 ET
This webinar will discuss the information that is needed to prioritize plant-based DBP control strategies. It will build on the information presented in the first webinar.
Approaches to Prioritize Distribution System Optimization Efforts [www.asdwa.org/past-webinar-recordings]
Original Broadcast: May 6, 2019 1:30-3:30 ET
This webinar will discuss the information that is needed to identify and prioritize distribution system strategies for reducing DBPs. It will build on the information presented in the first two webinars.
Implementation of DBP Control Strategies [www.asdwa.org/past-webinar-recordings]
Original Broadcast: May 13, 2019 1:30-3:30 ET
This webinar will discuss selecting and implementing the appropriate plant-based and/or distribution system control strategies that water systems might utilize to improve DBP performance, building on the information presented in the first three webinars.