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Engineers turn up the STEAM in Los Angeles

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Part of the Carollo Cares mandate is to find ways to introduce careers in the STEM / STEAM fields to middle and high school kids. Last week, four young engineers from Carollo's Los Angeles office took part in the City's STEAM Expo. Each of our engineers brought an experiment to share with the kids that helped explain what Carollo does and the importance of clean water in our communities.

Our thanks to Aimee Zhao, Pei Wu, Hersy Enriquez, and Ryan Hejka for volunteering their time at this great event.

Four young engineers from Carollo's Los Angeles office took part in the City's STEAM Expo.

On the Road with Andy Salveson - Costa Mesa

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Carollo R&D Practice Director Jess Brown and Innovation Leads Tanja Rauch-Williams and Justin Sutherland setting the course for Carollo R&D success, impact, and integration through 2020. Learn more about CRG through Currents magazine, the upcoming Innovations Competition, and the new "Ask the Experts" webinar program.

Guest Blog! On the Road with Eva Steinle-Darling

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Pranjali Kumar celebrates the successful installation of the ultrafiltration skid

Altamonte Springs, FL - Pranjali Kumar celebrates the successful installation of the ultrafiltration skid at the Altamonte Springs DPR demonstration facility. Behind her towers the completed 17-and-a-half-foot biofilter. Any day now we will be making new water using the innovative O₃/BAF/UF/GAC/UV AOP system!

Settling Regimen Transitions Quantify Solid Separation Limitations Through correlation with Floc Size and Shape

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Mancell-Egala, W., Su, C., Takacs, I., Novak, J., Kinnear, D., Murthy, S., De Clippeleir, H.
Published In: 
Water Research,  
November 2016

This study monitored three different activated sludge systems from the Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Plant for a 1 year period to explore the relationship between effluent quality and activated sludge settling and flocculation behavior.

Mancell-Egala, W., Su, C., Takacs, I., Novak, J., Kinnear, D., Murthy, S., De Clippeleir, H. "Settling Regimen Transitions Quantify Solid Separation Limitations Through correlation with Floc Size and Shape."Water Research 109 (2017) pp: 54-68, 2016.

Carollo’s Blue Plan-it™ Decision Support System Goes Online

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Water is all we do… and now we do it online. For the past three years, Carollo’s Blue Plan-it™ (BPI) decision support system has offered our engineers and clients a powerful one-of-a-kind tool for planning water and wastewater projects. Like most conventional software tools, the BPI desktop version requires license management, software installation, model setup training, and maintenance services.

Blue Plant-itTM is now available as a web app. This reduces the burdens of users and better serves our clients. Using the cutting edge Application Service Provider technology and powerful Tethys platform, the BPI web apps combine a contemporary user interface and powerful computation and data processing. Click here for more information.

On the Road with Andy Salveson - Altamonte Springs

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Today we are in Altamonte Springs Florida building a direct potable water reuse demonstration facility. This exciting facility will use ozone, biofiltration, ultrafiltration, carbon, and UV advanced oxidation to turn tertiary effluent into new water. Proud papa David Ammerman standing by the new biofiltration system.

Wastewater Industry Trends with John Fraser, Part 1

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Day 1 - Venti - triple shot - non-fat - no whip mocha by my side at 4 pm on Thursday afternoon. I've been asked to blog about Innovation and Thought Leadership in the water industry (specifically wastewater - my personal mecca). Another shot of coffee. I'm normally at my desk around this time of day eye deep in spreadsheets, progress reports, or power point presentations. Today I blog.

Let's start with Webster. "Innovation - a new idea, device, or method". Okay. Now try Thought Leader, a bit tougher. Webster bailed - Oxford Dictionaries took over. "Thought Leader - an individual or firm that is recognized as an authority in a specialized field and whose expertise is sought after, taken to be authoritative and influential, and often rewarded".

Carollo has the credentials in water, let's see if we can influence an industry. Too often innovation is classified as a breakthrough in technology, something no one has seen before, a completely unique concept in all of its parts and pieces. I'm sure that's one aspect of innovation, pretty rare I imagine, but when these type of innovations occur I they can probably change the game. But that’s not what the definition says. All we really need is "a new idea, device, or method". Doesn’t say anything about being completely novel in every way. A new idea - this is how most of the innovations I have been associated with came about. A new way of thinking about and a new way of using existing knowledge. Pieces and parts put together in a different way where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts - Synergy - look it up.

So for Carollo Engineers, a company that brands itself as a water innovator, where do we go from here? First, start by gathering the pieces and parts in one room. One good thing with a firm like ours is that everyone is "way into water", off-the-charts smart, and wicked passionate about taking the water world to the next level. So we let them begin to paint a picture of the current and future wastewater industry. See if we can change the game.

On the Road with Andy Salveson - Orange County

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In OC today, working on an international technology validation of RO concepts with IDE Technologies and the National Water Research Institute. Stay tuned, the next meeting is in Tel Aviv! Udi Tirosh (pictured right) from Israel and Jeff Mosher from NWRI (standing).


Engineers turn up the STEAM in Los Angeles

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Part of the Carollo Cares mandate is to find ways to introduce careers in the STEM / STEAM fields to middle and high school kids. Last week, four young engineers from Carollo's Los Angeles office took part in the City's STEAM Expo. Each of our engineers brought an experiment to share with the kids that helped explain what Carollo does and the importance of clean water in our communities.

Our thanks to Aimee Zhao, Pei Wu, Hersy Enriquez, and Ryan Hejka for volunteering their time at this great event.

Four young engineers from Carollo's Los Angeles office took part in the City's STEAM Expo.

On the Road with Andy Salveson - Costa Mesa

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Carollo R&D Practice Director Jess Brown and Innovation Leads Tanja Rauch-Williams and Justin Sutherland setting the course for Carollo R&D success, impact, and integration through 2020. Learn more about CRG through Currents magazine, the upcoming Innovations Competition, and the new "Ask the Experts" webinar program.

Guest Blog! On the Road with Eva Steinle-Darling

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Pranjali Kumar celebrates the successful installation of the ultrafiltration skid

Altamonte Springs, FL - Pranjali Kumar celebrates the successful installation of the ultrafiltration skid at the Altamonte Springs DPR demonstration facility. Behind her towers the completed 17-and-a-half-foot biofilter. Any day now we will be making new water using the innovative O₃/BAF/UF/GAC/UV AOP system!

Settling Regimen Transitions Quantify Solid Separation Limitations Through correlation with Floc Size and Shape

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Mancell-Egala, W., Su, C., Takacs, I., Novak, J., Kinnear, D., Murthy, S., De Clippeleir, H.
Published In: 
Water Research,  
November 2016

This study monitored three different activated sludge systems from the Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Plant for a 1 year period to explore the relationship between effluent quality and activated sludge settling and flocculation behavior.

Mancell-Egala, W., Su, C., Takacs, I., Novak, J., Kinnear, D., Murthy, S., De Clippeleir, H. "Settling Regimen Transitions Quantify Solid Separation Limitations Through correlation with Floc Size and Shape."Water Research 109 (2017) pp: 54-68, 2016.

Guest Blog! On the Road with Bill Sotirakos

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Westside Regional WRF

Daytona Beach, FL - Carollo is kicking off another UV retrofit, this time in Daytona Beach at the Westside Regional WRF. PM Sudhan Paranjape is leading this UV4000 retrofit, which will result in a new Trojan UVSigna and reduce energy by ~65%.

Guest Blog! On the Road with Eva Steinle-Darling

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Eva and John in Cheyenne

Eva Steinle-Darling and John Rehring rustlin' up some new water reuse work in Cheyenne Wyoming!

Carollo’s Blue Plan-it™ Decision Support System Goes Online

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Water is all we do… and now we do it online. For the past three years, Carollo’s Blue Plan-it™ (BPI) decision support system has offered our engineers and clients a powerful one-of-a-kind tool for planning water and wastewater projects. Like most conventional software tools, the BPI desktop version requires license management, software installation, model setup training, and maintenance services.

Blue Plant-itTM is now available as a web app. This reduces the burdens of users and better serves our clients. Using the cutting edge Application Service Provider technology and powerful Tethys platform, the BPI web apps combine a contemporary user interface and powerful computation and data processing. Click here for more information.


On the Road with Andy Salveson - Altamonte Springs

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Today we are in Altamonte Springs Florida building a direct potable water reuse demonstration facility. This exciting facility will use ozone, biofiltration, ultrafiltration, carbon, and UV advanced oxidation to turn tertiary effluent into new water. Proud papa David Ammerman standing by the new biofiltration system.

Wastewater Industry Trends with John Fraser, Part 1

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0

Day 1 - Venti - triple shot - non-fat - no whip mocha by my side at 4 pm on Thursday afternoon. I've been asked to blog about Innovation and Thought Leadership in the water industry (specifically wastewater - my personal mecca). Another shot of coffee. I'm normally at my desk around this time of day eye deep in spreadsheets, progress reports, or power point presentations. Today I blog.

Let's start with Webster. "Innovation - a new idea, device, or method". Okay. Now try Thought Leader, a bit tougher. Webster bailed - Oxford Dictionaries took over. "Thought Leader - an individual or firm that is recognized as an authority in a specialized field and whose expertise is sought after, taken to be authoritative and influential, and often rewarded".

Carollo has the credentials in water, let's see if we can influence an industry. Too often innovation is classified as a breakthrough in technology, something no one has seen before, a completely unique concept in all of its parts and pieces. I'm sure that's one aspect of innovation, pretty rare I imagine, but when these type of innovations occur I they can probably change the game. But that’s not what the definition says. All we really need is "a new idea, device, or method". Doesn’t say anything about being completely novel in every way. A new idea - this is how most of the innovations I have been associated with came about. A new way of thinking about and a new way of using existing knowledge. Pieces and parts put together in a different way where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts - Synergy - look it up.

So for Carollo Engineers, a company that brands itself as a water innovator, where do we go from here? First, start by gathering the pieces and parts in one room. One good thing with a firm like ours is that everyone is "way into water", off-the-charts smart, and wicked passionate about taking the water world to the next level. So we let them begin to paint a picture of the current and future wastewater industry. See if we can change the game.

On the Road with Andy Salveson - Orange County

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0

In OC today, working on an international technology validation of RO concepts with IDE Technologies and the National Water Research Institute. Stay tuned, the next meeting is in Tel Aviv! Udi Tirosh (pictured right) from Israel and Jeff Mosher from NWRI (standing).

Engineers turn up the STEAM in Los Angeles

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0

Part of the Carollo Cares mandate is to find ways to introduce careers in the STEM / STEAM fields to middle and high school kids. Last week, four young engineers from Carollo's Los Angeles office took part in the City's STEAM Expo. Each of our engineers brought an experiment to share with the kids that helped explain what Carollo does and the importance of clean water in our communities.

Our thanks to Aimee Zhao, Pei Wu, Hersy Enriquez, and Ryan Hejka for volunteering their time at this great event.

Four young engineers from Carollo's Los Angeles office took part in the City's STEAM Expo.

On the Road with Andy Salveson - Costa Mesa

$
0
0

Carollo R&D Practice Director Jess Brown and Innovation Leads Tanja Rauch-Williams and Justin Sutherland setting the course for Carollo R&D success, impact, and integration through 2020. Learn more about CRG through Currents magazine, the upcoming Innovations Competition, and the new "Ask the Experts" webinar program.

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