Water Treatment Plant Tour - Submersible Membrane Filtration

[@marcemarce9821]

Amazing amazing all you explained I just started working with water & have no clue about chemicals, pipes, meters, transducers & so on so I really really appreciate how you explain, some may say silly coment if haven't been around certain things it's like a different world language, again thank you sir. God bless you

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thank you! I really appreciate the kind words!

[@kaylawylie1512]

I'm obsessed with your videos and podcasts! I've been trying to find study resources on drinking water treatment and I finally did! Thanks for taking the time to do these, very helpful!

[@joshrickards419]

Thank you Ty for taking the time to make these videos and also your podcasts. I followed your advice for taking a class for the T2 prerequisite here in California. Passed the class now I'm studying both your math dvd's while reading and listening to your podcasts. Excited about the upcoming test on 5/17/14. It's been an absolute joy going through this learning process knowing that there is an individual who shares an interest in water. Thanks again!

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thanks Josh! I totally appreciate that. ... glad to be able to help you out. Best of luck with everything.

[@Secko1Secko]

Hey where you at in license now? 9years later?

[@briannoh620]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make another wonderful video. I am in the industry too and pursuing a MS degree in environmental engineering in California. It is an absolute pleasure to see someone who is so passionate about he does.

[@LEADERINFRONT]

Thanks for taking the time to produce these informative videos. I'm already a CA Grade 3 Wastewater operator, but I'm getting ready to take the Distribution and Treatment exams coming up. Will utilize your videos for training.

[@TheWaterSifu]

I respect all the fighters who have heart, put in the effort, and respect both their opponents and the sport.

[@philipcabezas4522]

Thank you for your videos. I have my D2 coming up March, 2020. These videos help in reinforcing basic knowledge. Thank you

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thanks Phillip. I appreciate the kind words. Best of luck with the D2. Make sure and check out the podcasts as well.

[@dionjohnson7547]

Hello from Australia, your videos are very useful for me since I have started training as a Process control operator for a beverage company, we dont use the exact systems you mentioned in your videos but the information is so useful! Really appretiate the hard work Sifu!

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thank you Dion. I appreciate the kind words.

[@thuypham94gl]

here is biggest project i've ever seen, thanks Thewatersifu

[@pugsrock3171]

Thanks for all your hard work. I live in Texas, and I'm studying to take my Surface "A" test. (That would be a surface "D" in Ca. ) It is all essay, so the better I can describe the processes the better. You a have a real talent for clarifying a turbid subject!-- Cheers !

[@samthomas8128]

Being able to see the dry basin and the active basin by just turning around was great. Great video man, I wish you would have held the sludge leaving the top a little longer because that was satisfying!

[@TheWaterSifu]

Hahaha ... There is a satisfaction about it! Sometimes, I would go out there and trigger the desludge manually just to watch it.

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thanks Ben. That's how the game goes... can't win them all. Interesting info on Willis! Best of luck with everything!

[@marcemarce9821]

Very well explained, thank you.

[@darinalvis2538]

Your videos are very helpful. Thank you!!

[@MrMasskot]

Great video Thanks

[@youdodat2]

Thanks Brother WaterDude. Great Job.

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thanks!

[@ramhornjoe]

Thanks again these videos are very informative. I will be checking out your podcast :)

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thanks for listening! ... The podcast series is completed. Any future additions will be done via KZbin videos because the plans I have for them are more visual in nature.

[@DeegansTroop]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thanks Brandon

[@davidclark5304]

Love your videos. But i was wondering if you have any videos on in line filtration?

[@Secko1Secko]

Can you do a Management course

[@TheWaterSifu]

I don't fully understand the question as asked. If I miss this, please give me a specific example of what you are asking. I will try and give you a general reply... Most particles are clumped together and skimmed off the surface (in the plant in this video) during the DAF process. Some others settle out in the stabilization basin. Anything left is removed by the fibers in the filters and backwashed out to waste. Hope that helps? If not, please reply back.

[@tafarrier]

very well done.

[@jaredhighlands4604]

Cool I am looking to take the general exam can you take that then take part two later and where would I be able to find some resources for it. I also work for the state so I am wondering if that will help in getting employed... also going to school for engineering technology

[@ignacioromero5113]

Very nice job guy... Even quite understable for a Spanish guy!, Thanks!

[@TheWaterSifu]

Thanks Brian!

[@karim1268]

Thank you !!

[@bluedevil505]

Thank you water sift

[@faridnazaripour9598]

Nice Job!

[@srdking079]

Ty I just find this interesting.

[@RachelStevensongislady]

what is the name of this plant?

[@TheWaterSifu]

Hi Rachel. I left that part out on purpose. Although some companies do not mind me videotaping their entire process for educational purposes, others ask that I do not mention the name of the facility for security reasons.

[@shanewillier7030]

awesome

[@TheWaterSifu]

Ok... No, nothing like that will even make it to the beginning of the plant. They would all be filtered out by fine screens where the intake piping pulls from the water source. ... too bad, would be nice to find a diamond ring once in a while... :-)

[@herjikdimaano8892]

Way better than a conventional water treatment. The process are basic,. I have experienced many kind of water treatment like MBR,SBR,conventional WT suspended solid waste, MBBR(chemical waste),Reverse Osmosis, De-ionized and ulra de ionized water treatment, recycling RO. But i dont have water treatment certificate dont know where to get certificate,anyone help me?! Im Filipino currently working here in qatar.

[@TheWaterSifu]

Hi Herjik. Sounds like you have a well rounded knowledge base. I'm very familiar with the certification process here in the United States, but I'm not at all familiar with the process abroad. Sorry I could not be of more help with that one. I do wish you all the best.

[@herjikdimaano8892]

Thanks sir. Keep uploading videos sir. Hope i can find employer from english country. 😅. I love water treatment jobs.

[@terryking3701]

Missing link

[@TheWaterSifu]

Where Terry? I believe the only link I have is in the video info above and it works.

[@maishi1473]

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[@wunoh]

R/submechanophobia ALL THE WAY

[@terryking3701]

Skiming off all land..no plant has ever worked without my technology. Up yours you thief

[@TheWaterSifu]

Just sitting around watching water videos, on a Sunday night, mad as hell, and feeling compelled to leave some angry comment that makes no sense? lol. I don't get it Terry, and I really want to. Please explain...

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[@raynecorporation9014]

Great video, thanks for sharing!