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As extreme weather events become more frequent and urban populations grow, increasing flow strains aging wastewater and stormwater collection infrastructure, creating a risk for environmentally impactful and costly overflow events.
Under normal conditions, wastewater flows by gravity to treatment plants. However, during heavy rainfall, snowmelt or peak-season wastewater generation, volume can surpass system capacity causing combined sewer overflows (CSOs). This can lead to flooding and untreated sewage and stormwater discharge into bodies of water, including rivers or lakes.
Join us as Industrial Flow Solutions launches a new, patented technology: the OverWatch Gravity Line Accelerator. This groundbreaking design integrates technology, reliability and efficiency by:
- Significantly reducing or eliminating combined sewer overflow (CSO) events
- Cost-effectively increasing flow and capacity within existing networks
- Economically enhancing network performance to facilitate future expansions
- Prevents severe backups, environmental damage and costly overflows
SPEAKERS
Mechanical Engineer
Industrial Flow Solutions
Rory McCormick is a mechanical engineer specializing in the Overwatch series of direct in-line pumps at Industrial Flow Solutions. Since joining the IFS team in 2022, Rory has established himself as a key expert in the design, construction and functionality of the Overwatch pumps. His expertise is grounded in a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Connecticut, complemented by over eight years of experience in research and development and product development. Rory’s professional journey has predominantly focused on cutting-edge fields such as energy storage and automated systems.
Municipal Business Development Manager
Industrial Flow Solutions
Brad Hitselberger is a dedicated professional with a Bachelor of Science in engineering, specializing in industrial and systems engineering, from East Carolina University. With seven years of extensive experience in the pump industry, Brad has held diverse roles, initially focusing on wastewater collection systems and pumps with a leading manufacturer. In 2022, he transitioned to Industrial Flow Solutions as its municipal business development manager, spearheading the development of their Municipal strategy. Brad lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, but enjoys traveling, meeting and learning from many people in the water industry.
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