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PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
WED47 
Finding Sources of Lead and Providing Effective
Corrosion Control
1:30–4:30 p.m.
Room: Mandalay Bay Ballroom B
Track: Distribution System Management & Operations
Moderator: Glen Boyd
Utilities are vigilant about distribution system water quality. In
the light of the recent corrosion-related episode in Flint, Michigan,
and the increasing diversification of water supply portfolios, there
has been a closer examination of the methods to find the sources
of lead and tools to evaluate corrosion control effectiveness. This
session looks at studies to identify lead, the impacts of operation
on corrosion and one utility’s history and lessons learned
about corrosion control and what makes a good corrosion
control program.
1:30 
Monitoring Lead Release in Two Homes After Enhanced
Corrosion Control Treatment in Flint, Michigan
Min Tang, Virginia Tech, Anurag Mantha, Marc Edwards,
Kelsey Pieper, Jeffrey Parks
2:00 
Coupon Studies: Can They Produce Reliable CCT
Comparisons?
David Cornwell, Cornwell Engineering Group
2:30 
Evaluating Changes in Lead, Copper and Steel Corrosion
Rates in a Water Distribution System Changing Disinfectants
Angela Rodriguez, University of Central Florida,
Steven Duranceau
3:00 
Blending Desalinated Seawater into Existing San Diego
Regional Supplies: Corrosion Analysis
Brent Alspach, Arcadis, Greg Imamura
3:30 
The City of Hamilton’s Corrosion Control Program for Lead
Service Lines
Bill Docherty, City of Hamilton, Brandon Beck, Stuart Leitch,
Brian Sahely
4:00 
Implementing Corrosion Control at a Water Treatment Plant
with Consecutive Water Systems
Andrew Skeriotis, Stantec
WED48 
Fear and Loathing in the Distribution System:
Disinfection and DBPs
1:30–4:30 p.m.
Room: Lagoon H
Track: Distribution System Management & Operations
Moderator: Jihyon Im
Disinfection byproducts (DBPs) resulting from the water
disinfection process is examined in the session as presenters
look at research, source waters, and innovative processes for the
disinfection process and removing DBPs as well as managing
their effects within the distribution system.
1:30 
Disinfection Byproducts Removal During Water Reuse Using
Natural Solar Photo-Fenton Process
Ibrahim Abusallout, Guanghui Hua
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2:00 
Chlorine Dioxide Applications for Water Treatment and
Disinfection
Gina Parra, Kimley-Horn & Associates, Rhea Dorris, Joe Kuhns,
Lance Littrell, Steve Romano
2:30 
When Will UV-C LEDs be Suitable for Municipal Treatment?
Molly McKain, Aquisense Technologies, Oliver Lawal,
Jennifer Pagan
3:00 
Not Failing on My Watch: Tucson Water’s Asset
Management Program
Anna Pridmore, Structural Technologies, LLC, Paul Acosta,
Rasko Ojdrovic
3:30 
Fungi in Biofilms of a Drinking Water Network: Occurrence,
Diversity, and Mycotoxins Approach
Stefania Hurtado, CH2M, Carolina Calderon, Diana Calvo,
Helena Groot, Mildred Lemus, Aida Martinez, Manuel Rodriguez
4:00 
Investigation on the Biodegradation of Dichloroacetonitrile
and Chloropicrin Using Bacteria Species from Water
Distribution System
Mohsen Behbahani, University of Toledo, Youngwoo Seo
WED49 
Water Loss Control Programs
1:30–4:30 p.m.
Room: Surf AB
Track: Distribution System Management & Operations
Moderator: Will Jernigan
This session presents successful water loss control programs
from around the United States, from multi-year utility level
programs to regional river basin programs to statewide programs. 
Presentations highlight key outcomes, but also key elements for
getting programs developed, launched and sustained.
1:30 
Water Research Foundation Project 4695—Guidance on
Implementing an Effective Water Loss Control Plan
Gary Trachtman, Arcadis, Alan Wyatt
2:00 
Master Meter Tests: Key Components of Water Audits
Jeff Cruickshank, Hazen and Sawyer, Terry Houk
2:30 
Business Case Considerations for Leakage Control
Russell Titus, New Jersey American Water, Paul Murray
3:00 
Innovative Basin-Wide Water Loss Control Program Takes
the Long View
Will Jernigan, Cavanaugh & Associates, P.A.
3:30 
Fort Wayne Non-Revenue Water During a Decade of Declining
Consumption
Benjamin Groeneweg, Fort Wayne City Utilities
4:00 
The Evolution of the Miami Dade Water and Sewer
Department’s Leak Detection Program
Scott Wicklund, Black & Veatch, Lancelot Llewelyn,
Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department, Hector Marcos,
Patrick Martin, Paulo Cervantes, Lazaro Cabrera