Cloth media filtration is a well-established technology for tertiary treatment of municipal wastewater, particularly to meet tight limits for suspended solids, phosphorus, or turbidity.
More recently, cloth media filters are helping to solve additional challenges in wastewater plants. They can be used as advanced primary treatment or wet weather treatment. They can also be used to remove constituents which are not commonly addressed by North American wastewater treatment plants, like microplastics, micropollutants, or heavy metals. Participants will learn how cloth media filters operate. They will be presented with examples of emerging applications for this technology.
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Kristy holds a B.S. in Engineering, Paper Engineering Environmental Processes from Western Michigan University, in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Kristy has experience in Biological Processes, Filtration Processes, and Industrial Automation since 2015. Kristy has 5 years of experience in the pulp and paper industry and 3 years of experience working in industrial automation. Kristy is responsible for overseeing pilot and bench scale testing for application of cloth media filtration. In addition, she provides technical assistance to Consulting Engineers, End-users and Plant Operators.
Josh Gable possesses a M.S. degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. He also has a B.S. degree in Biological Systems Engineering from the same university.
Josh has been involved in the wastewater industry since 2008 serving various roles in local WEF organizations and has 14 years of experience working on solid-liquid separation and nutrient removal and recovery projects within water and wastewater sectors. Josh has also worked extensively in non-municipal applications, most notably with dairy manure handling and treatment, food waste digestion, pulp and paper, and various food and beverage applications.
Mark has earned his M.S. degree in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin in Austin, Texas. He holds a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering from The University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa.
Mark has experience in the wastewater industry since 2008. Mark oversees Product Management and Applications Engineering as well as provides internal and external technical support regarding all products.
Mark is responsible for promoting business unit growth through product and project focus by directing programs in order to develop new products and improvements that contribute to business unit objectives. Mark holds his Professional Engineer certification and is registered in Illinois.
