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Modernizing lift stations to reduce critical operational downtime and minimize the risk of sanitary sewage overflows (SSOs) is a vital piece to a modern-day wastewater operation. This webinar will show you the framework for revolutionizing your lift stations by leveraging advances in both supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) software and variable frequency drive (VFD) hardware technology, as well as walk you through a live county wastewater system to display the real-time value of modernization first-hand.
Industry experts will be demonstrating two separate applications:
- A live county wastewater system where VFDs are connected to a SCADA software application through Ethernet IP
- An automatically prebuilt lift station VFD dashboard, put together live on the webcast
By attending this webinar, you’ll gain valuable insights into practical applications that can streamline your wastewater management operations. Whether you’re looking to improve efficiency, reduce downtime or modernize your lift station technology, this session offers an opportunity to explore proven methods and real-world examples. With expert guidance, you’ll leave with a better understanding of how to integrate advanced SCADA systems and VFD hardware into your operations, providing you with the tools and knowledge to drive performance improvements.
Join us to discover how simple, effective solutions can significantly impact your lift station management and ensure reliable, cost-effective operations for years to come.
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Ben Strong has spent the last 20 years helping customers improve their processes and machines with automation. He has a wide range of experience across multiple industries with a focus on making things move.
Luciano Tarabocchia has a strong passion for leveraging technology to drive innovation. His experience in biomedical engineering, computer science and facility operations enables him to excel at solving complex challenges and help clients achieve their automation objectives through diverse SCADA implementations. He brings a fresh perspective to the water and wastewater field and is eager to make a meaningful impact in this industry by helping to make the invisible, visible.
Shane Stevens is an owner of Impact Automation and Controls with 21 years of experience in automation. He has worked in all aspects of automation as an integrator, technician, sales, support and training. He has been specializing in ICONICS for the past 13 years and provides consulting services, programming, system design and training.
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