Antiscalant Reduces Cleaning Frequency from Every Two Weeks to Over Two Years
Take a walk through the site review, diagnosis, solution, and monitoring of this success story. Watch a presentation by Sara Pietsch, Director of Laboratory Services and R&D on how a water treatment facility experiencing heavy scale was able to turn their system around.
What will be covered?
- System challenge: The water treatment plant was experiencing a heavy buildup of scale on the RO plant’s concentrate lines and transfer wells. Maintaining the integrity of the RO performance proved difficult due to the continuous scaling condition present on the tail end of the RO system.
- Approach: This includes diagnostic work, customer solution, and performance monitoring.
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Video Duration: 5.36 min
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About Sara Pietsch
Sara Pietsch is the Director of Laboratory Services and Research & Development at Avista Technologies in San Marcos, CA. After completing her degree in Chemistry from California State San Marcos, with an emphasis on inorganic and analytical chemistry, Sara joined Avista Technologies and now leads the laboratory and R&D team. Sara and her team correlate laboratory findings with on-site field data to help solve membrane fouling issues and identify ways to prevent future performance declines. In addition to laboratory services Sara oversees research and development efforts, ensuring Avista meets today’s water challenges and membrane compatibility requirements.