Facility Types and Treatment Systems: Design Considerations: One Size Doesn’t Fit All
- Indiana - Professional Engineers
- Iowa Onsite Wastewater Association - IOWWA - CIOWTS
- Maine - Plumbing Inspectors
- Maine - Site Evaluator
- Maine - Voluntary Certification for On-Site System Contractors
- Massachusetts - Soil Evaluator
- Massachusetts - System Inspectors
- National Environmental Health Association - NEHA
- New Hampshire - Designers & Installers
- New York - Land Surveyors
- New York - Professional Engineers
- North Carolina - Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS)
- Ohio - Sewage Treatment System Contractors
- Wisconsin - Commercial Plumbing Inspector Certification
- Wisconsin - Journeyman Plumber
- Wisconsin - Master Plumber
- Wisconsin - POWTS Inspector Certification
- Wisconsin - POWTS MAINTAINER Registration
- Wisconsin - Soil Tester Certification
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There are many factors to consider when designing a commercial onsite wastewater system. Wastewater characteristics and flow patterns vary depending on the facility type. This variability emphasizes the importance for the engineer to understand what these conditions are in order to design an effective wastewater system. This presentation will review common wastewater characteristics and flow patterns as well as design considerations for different types of commercial facilities.
Speaker Biography
Chris Strycharz, P.E., Wastewater Engineer
Chris joined Infiltrator Water Technologies in 2015 after graduating from the University of Connecticut with a BS in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Starting his career as a Project Engineer, Chris worked in the Technical Services Department and contributed to the R&D of new products. In 2019, Chris took on a new role as the Western Region Engineered Systems Consultant, where he was responsible for providing sales and technical assistance for commercial and decentralized onsite wastewater systems. As of 2022, Chris began a new role as a Wastewater Engineer assisting in the design of onsite wastewater treatment facilities. Chris is a registered PE in the State of Connecticut and recently received his Master of Engineering degree from the University of Connecticut.
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