You protect your plant's downstream equipment using screens and grit removal, but what about your biology? Join us for an in-depth webinar, featuring Xylem and Moleaer, on how nanobubble technology is transforming wastewater treatment by defending the microbial communities your plant depends on. We'll explore the impacts of Fat, Oil and Grease (FOG) and Quaternary Ammonium Compounds (QACs), and other chemicals in wastewater treatment processes, and show how nanobubble technology delivers a powerful layer of biological protection that improves treatment efficiency and increases plant capacity while reducing operating costs. Plus, hear directly from a wastewater operations manager about their real-world results, including cutting chemical costs by 60% and achieving healthier, more efficient biology. Whether you're an operator, engineer, or plant manager, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
What you will learn:
- How FOG, QACs, and other chemicals disrupt microbial communities and reduce treatment performance
- The science behind why Moleaer nanobubble technology creates a biological protection layer that improves treatment efficiency and lowers operational costs
- The ease of introducing and integrating nanobubbles into existing wastewater infrastructure
- Why leading operators and engineers call nanobubble technology the missing layer of protection in modern wastewater plants
Presenters:
Daniel Fahr, Wastewater Operations Manager, Greer Commission of Public Works
Daniel Fahr is the Wastewater Operations Manager for the Greer Commission of Public Works. He earned a BS in Biology from USC Upstate and an MS in Soil & Water Sciences from the University of Florida. He holds several professional credentials including the Level “A” Biological Wastewater Treatment Operator license from the state of South Carolina, Professional Operator designation from Water Professionals International, Board Certified Environmental Scientist from the American Academy of Environmental Engineers & Scientists, and Registered Environmental Health Specialist/Registered Sanitarian from the National Environmental Health Association.
John Crisman, Senior Water Process Engineer, Moleaer
John Crisman is a licensed wastewater treatment plant operator with over 20 years of industry experience, holding both a California State Water Resources Control Board Grade V and a Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Class A operator certification, along with a bachelor's degree in engineering management from Arizona State University. As a Water Process Engineer at Moleaer, he partners with facilities to evaluate, integrate, and optimize their treatment processes using nanobubble technology.
Casey Whittier, Global Product Manager, Xylem
Casey brings more than 30 years of experience at Xylem, where he has held a variety of roles spanning field process engineering, applications engineering, and product management. He currently serves as Product Manager for New Products, including Xylem’s partnership with Moleaer. Previously, Casey led product management for Xylem’s biological treatment technologies, including Simultaneous Nitrification/Denitrification, SBR, MBR, and MBBR systems. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Kansas.
