PFAS Treatment for Drinking Water Solutions that Keep Municipalities in Compliance
Webinar Summary
PFAS contamination awareness and increasingly stringent health-based guidance are continuously, and often abruptly, sending drinking water suppliers out of compliance. In 2017, the City of Cottage Grove rapidly designed and constructed an interim treatment system utilizing GAC filters when two wells were out of compliance due to PFAS contamination. As the next step in the path toward developing PFAS resiliency, a pilot study is being conducted to compare the efficacy of ion exchange resin to GAC and demonstrate key operational parameters needed to achieve effective ion-exchange performance.
About the Presenter
Ryan serves as the Minneapolis location leader for Stantec’s Water business line in Minneapolis, MN. He is a professional engineer working in the area of water treatment for 25 years. Ryan has applied his education from University of Minnesota Bachelor in Civil Engineering along with a Master’s degree in Infrastructure Systems Engineering to design and implement treatment solutions for municipalities to achieve drinking water compliance.