Regional San Summit: The EchoWater Project - Morning
Session: Regional San Summit: The EchoWater Project - Morning
Reliability Centered Design/Maintenance
The schedule and timing of individual presentations within a session is subject to change based on the actual length of each presentation. Contact hours are awarded for attendance at the session and will be given for the actual length of the session.
The Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant (181 mgd permitted capacity) was issued an NPDES permit in 2010 that requires significant upgrades ($1.75B). The new system will produce cleaner water for discharge and/or reuse. This curated track will focus on project overview, piloting, funding, asset management, operating efficiencies, innovations, start-up/commissioning, etc.
Learning Objectives:
Understand the overall EchoWater Program (why it was formed, what it will produce, and how did they get there).
Speak to the extent of plant modifications and upgrades required to meet such an NPDES Permit.
Understand how the team balance innovation with risk management.
