Course Overview
This course is theoretically oriented, with a five days workshop on the last day where participants will be able to apply their newly acquired knowledge through the review of real-life case studies.
Course Objective
- Assist your employer in meeting stricter environmental legislation
- Understand the importance of a well-designed and operated pre-treatment system, upstream of your RO plant, to increase overall plant reliability and lower operating costs
- Monitor key performance indicators and avoid data clutter
- Predict fouling conditions before they bring down your plant or downstream process, costing you production losses and costly membrane replacements
- Troubleshoot RO systems and associated pre-treatment determine what constitutes a successful chemical-cleaning regimen to maximize membrane life
Who Should Attend??
- Facility/utility Technicians
- Environmental Technicians
- Operating and maintenance personnel or anyone requiring a working level knowledge of the theory and practice of reverse osmosis plants
Course Outline
- Introductions Ro Water Treatment
- Desalination With Reverse Osmosis
- Pre-Treatment To Minimize Problems
- Application Of Reverse Osmosis In Brackish Water Treatment
- Scaling And Particulate Fouling
- Pretreatment Of Host's Ro Unit
- Application Of Ro On Freshwater And Production Of Demi Water For Industry
- Biofouling
- Pretreatment Operation, Maintenance, Control & Monitoring
Training Methodology
- Presentation & Slides
- Audio Visual Aids
- Interactive Discussion
- Participatory Exercise
- Action Learning
- Class Activities
- Case Studies
- Workshops
- Simulation