Program
All Presentations (pdf)

Monday
8:15 Brent Means
10:10 James J. Gusek
12:40 Jonathan M. Dietz
2:15 Kimberly R. Weaver
4:00 Brent Means

Tuesday
8:45 Robert Kleinmann
9:15 Brent Means
9:30 James J. Gusek
10:00 Glenn C. Miller
10:30 Linda Ann Figueroa
12:40 Art Rose
1:10 Charles A. Cravotta III
1:40 Danielle M C Huminicki
2:50 Bernard Aube
3:20 Timothy K. Tsukamoto
3:50 Bradley R. Shultz
4:20 Kimberly R. Weaver

Wednesday
8:00 Linda Ann Figueroa
8:30 John Senko
9:00 Song Jin
10:10 Jonathan M. Dietz
10:40 Daryle H. Fish
12:40 John Chermak
1:10 Griff Wyatt
1:40 Dan Mueller
2:50 Sean C. Muller
3:20 Jack Adams
3:50 Roger Bason
3:50 Mark B. Carew

Thursday
8:00 Rep. John E. Peterson
8:30 Scott Sibley
9:00 Charles A. Cravotta III
9:30 Michael R. Silsbee
10:30 Lykourgos Iordanidis
11:00 Mark Conedera
11:30 Barry Scheetz
1:25 William Benusa
1:55 Mike Sawayda
2:25 Susan J. Tewalt
3:25 Robert S. Hedin
3:55 Chad J. Penn
4:25 Ron Neufeld

Overview of Hydraulic considerations for passive treatment systems including flushing, siphoning, sizing, etc.

Author(s)

Kimberly R. Weaver, P.E.
Hedin Environmental
195 Castle Shannon Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15228
krweaver@csonline.net

Abstract

The Passive treatment design workshop was developed for a technical audience with experience in water treatment. A strong understanding of undergraduate inorganic chemistry will be helpful.

Overview Passive Treatment Systems Hydraulics

This section will focus on the hydraulic theory behind controlling water flowing in and out of passive treatment systems. This section will include a thorough discussion on the hydraulic theory behind using manually-activated piping systems and automatic siphons to flush precipitate from treatment systems.

Presentation

Biography

Kim Weaver, P.E., is a project manager at Hedin Environmental, a small
Pittsburgh PA consulting firm specializing in mine drainage assessment
and treatment. As an undergraduate civil engineering student at
Bucknell University, she assisted Dr. Carl Kirby with mine drainage
research. She obtained a master's degree in Environmental Engineering
from Princeton University. Ms. Weaver has worked at Hedin Environmental
since 1999.