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August 25 –28, 2024
The Rocky Mountain Water Conference (RMWC) is an annual joint conference of the Rocky Mountain Section of the American Water Works Association (RMSAWWA) and the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association (RMWEA)
Presentations
Monday, August 26
1:00 PM
Force Main and Siphon Condition Assessment and Cleaning Siphons and Large Diameter Pipelines for one of the Largest WW Treatment Provider in the Rocky Mountain West
Gary Skipper
2:00 PM
Process Intensification via Partial Denitrification/Anammox (pdNA): Implementation and Potential Benefits
Jose Jimenez
Tuesday, August 27
8:00 AM
Vision and Action: How to use the Colorado Water Plan
Matt Lindburg
8:30 AM
“More BANG for WSSC’s Biogas Buck”…WSSC Case Study for Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) Economics
John Willis
9:00 AM
Alternative Construction Delivery Ensures Success for the New Brighton WTP
Nick Worley
9:00 AM
Building Recycled Water Programs Drop-by-Drop
Matt Gregg
11:00 AM
Optimizing your Zeta Potential
Dave Hardy
1:00 PM
Fugitive Methane Emissions Source Identification and Quantification + Colorado’s AQCD Reg 22
Trung Le
1:00 PM
Hit the Road RO Brine – Alternative Treatment Solution Case Study for Hard-to-Treat Source Water
Katie Hicks
1:30 PM
Machine Learning in Collection Systems for PFAS Source Control
Allegra Da Silva
Wednesday, August 28
8:30 AM
Water Recycling and Risk: Benefits of Stochastic Risk Modeling
Topher Jones
9:00 AM
Modeling Complex Blend and Chemical Does Scenarios using R-Programming Tools
Libby McKenna
10:00 AM
How to Re-Optimize Corrosion Control Treatment to Prepare for LCRI Compliance
Damon Roth, Chris Corwin
10:30 AM
Regulatory Update
Andrew Neuhart