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FREE Webinar: Extend the Edge and Get More Value from Your AMI Network
This webinar is complimentary to all who pre-register and is sponsored by Sensus, a Xylem brand.
April 25, 2018, 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. MT
How can you leverage your existing AMI system to reach new information beyond the water meter? With cost-effective technology, you can capture new data point opportunities to address specific utility challenges across the water cycle.
This webinar will explore new data point opportunities through application case examples that demonstrate the value of real-time data when this information is transformed into actionable information.
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FREE Webinar: WIFIA 2.0: A Revenue Neutral Approach to Expand WIFIA Support for Infrastructure
This webinar is complimentary to all who pre-register.
April 26, 2018, 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. MT
Water utilities could potentially have use of greater portions of allocated WIFIA funds by using the self-pay mechanism to cover required subsidy costs.
In addition to recent and proposed changes to the WIFIA program, there are new opportunities to enhance the functioning of the program under existing authorities. One of these, and the focus of this
webinar, is for WIFIA applicants to “self-pay” credit subsidy costs under the program rather than use appropriate funds. This potentially attractive option for some applicants could expand the availability of WIFIA loans. Participants in this webinar will discuss how this self-pay option works and what steps could be taken for water utilities to potentially use this option under the WIFIA program.
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Online Monitoring to Control Chloramination Challenges
May 9, 2018, 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. MT
Many water utilities in the United States employ chloramination to mitigate disinfection by-products and extend the useful life of disinfectant throughout the distribution system. More rigorous control of key treatment parameters is becoming a high priority for utilities trying to address all existing regulations while not compromising finished water quality. The regulatory requirements and water treatment operational challenges related to ever-changing conditions call for the implementation of online monitoring of key chloramination parameters. This approach allows utilities to meet compliance requirements, better understand chloramination process control, and achieve additional savings on chemicals and labor, constituting process optimization. This webinar will help with understanding the main principles of chloramination and its key parameters to efficiently control the process.
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