Mark N Ludwigson, PE

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Presents a SunCam continuing education series on the topic of:

Water and Wastewater

Contact author at:
mark.ludwigson@gmail.com
Wellington Florida

Mr. Ludwigson has 18 years of engineering experience with projects across the country. He has a passion for designing state-of-the-art water and wastewater systems. Mark was the lead engineer for a prominent clarifier manufacturer for a number of years. He is now a trusted consultant with one of the leading engineering firms in the water industry. He has brought success to a variety of water projects, whether serving as project manager, project engineer, or technical adviser. Mr. Ludwigson has won awards for the best engineering magazine article and best paper with the Water Environment Federation.

Mr. Ludwigson obtained his B.S. degree in Engineering Mechanics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. He went on for a M.S. degree in Engineering at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. His master's thesis was entitled "Sustainability Comparison Framework with Reduced Subjective Bias and Application to Two Odor Control Systems."

Mr. Ludwigson is a P.E. in Florida and Wisconsin.

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378-Water Storage Tanks

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Course Objectives: Convey the key elements involved in the design and operation of water storage tanks

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This course provides a practical understanding of the design and operation of finished water storage tanks and reservoirs. Storage tanks serve a critical role in ensuring the reliable supply of high pressure potable water to communities. They are also financially beneficial as they decrease the size of required pumping facilities and reduce energy consumption.

This course covers the following aspects of water storage tank design:

Purpose and function of water storage tanks
Regulations and industry standards
Elevated versus ground storage tank
Tank sizing and turnover
Tank location and configuration
Mixing considerations
Features such as overflows, drains, and vents
Regular Inspection

385-Sustainability Comparisons for All Engineers

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Course Objectives: This continuing education course is written specifically for professional engineers with the objective of relating to and enhancing the practice of engineering.

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It is increasingly common for engineers in all fields to consider sustainability when designing a product, process, or facility. This course will cover recent trends in sustainability including the “triple bottom line”, life cycle assessment, lifecycle cost, renewable energy, the precautionary principle, and greenhouse gas emissions.

In can be challenging to quantify sustainability and to reduce subjectivity. This course will directly address these challenges and present a ten step framework for calculating and comparing the sustainability of alternatives. Two example comparisons are provided to guide you through the process of quantifying sustainability, comparing the alternatives, and picking a winner.

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Pump Design Series:
1. Pump Selection
2. Positive Displacement Pumps
3. Centrifugal Pumps
4. Vertical Pumps
5. High Service Pumps for Water Distribution
6. Sludge Pumping

Odor Control for Wastewater Series:
1. Biofiltration
2. Ionization
3. Wet absorption
4. Dry adsorption
5. Liquid Phase Treatment

Wastewater Sludge Series:
1. Sludge Thickening
2. Sludge Dewatering
3. Sludge Classification and Disposal

pH Adjustment Systems

Unmanned Wastewater Treatment Facilities

Ion Exchange for Water Treatment

Disinfection of Potable Water System Components

Lime Sludge Dewatering

Clarifier Rehabilitation

Instrumentation for Water Quality Monitoring

Mark N Ludwigson, PE

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