Water and Sewage Treatment: Expertise Unlimited
Sean Moran, our Principal Engineer writes this occasional blog about his experiences. Seán designs, commissions and troubleshoots Sewage, Industrial Effluent and Water Treatment Plant, provides Process and Hydraulic Design, Staff Training, and Expert Witness Services. He also lectures at a number of UniversitiesTuesday, 6 September 2011
Business more or less as usual
I'm off down to look at the upgraded package plant today - other than that things are quiet at the moment.
The plant's performance seems to have stabilised (despite the amateur attentions of tanker drivers and others)and hopefully it will be in a condition to start discharge to environment soon. If this is the case, there will be one last confined space entry to check the new discharge pumps over, and set the maximum flow to the consented value.
I found the relevant person and information for UU, and put something in place, but now I am waiting on the inertia inherent in the systems of large companies.
I'm preparing for an interview for an academic job, which I will (if I am successful) run in tandem with my work for Expertise Limited.
The plant's performance seems to have stabilised (despite the amateur attentions of tanker drivers and others)and hopefully it will be in a condition to start discharge to environment soon. If this is the case, there will be one last confined space entry to check the new discharge pumps over, and set the maximum flow to the consented value.
I found the relevant person and information for UU, and put something in place, but now I am waiting on the inertia inherent in the systems of large companies.
I'm preparing for an interview for an academic job, which I will (if I am successful) run in tandem with my work for Expertise Limited.
Labels: confined space trained, fix, package, plant, problem
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