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SAME Energy Security COI Webinar: Exploring the Challenges at Mountain Home AFB's New Water Treatment Plant
About This Webinar
Mountain Home AFB in Idaho currently uses groundwater to meet the base’s water needs. The aquifer that supplies the groundwater is rapidly depleting and is expected to run out of water in 30 years. This webinar provides an overview of the 15+ year effort to identify new water supplies and how the base chose to get water from the C.J. Strike Reservoir along the Snake River, 14 miles away. The discussion then includes the various technical challenges with the new water source, primarily algae, color, and taste-and-odor problems. Finally, the webinar ends with current plant construction activities.
1 PDH (professional development hour)
Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
Board Member for Scout
Ray Arguello is a retired Navy Surface Warfare Officer. He served as the Commanding Officer of the USS Benjamin Stoddert DDG-22. He worked for POWER Engineers for 20 years building their government business. He has served in positions as a project manager and business development coordinator and program manager for POWER's Asia Pacific Operations. After his retirement from POWER Engineers he joined Scout as a Board Member to assist in their business development and marketing. He has been a member of SAME for over 15 years.
Global Water Treatment Director, HDR
Pierre is HDR’s Global Water Treatment Technical Director and is responsible for the technical execution of HDR’s drinking water quality and treatment projects throughout the world. In his 25 years at the company, he has worked on anything from a 50 gpm filter plant on the last inhabited island of Alaska’s Aleutian Archipelago to the 1,400 MGD Catskills-Delaware Aqueduct for New York City. His work has also included multiple projects in the Middle East and East Asia. His personal technical backgrounds include coagulation processes, membrane filtration, UV disinfection, corrosion control, and now potable reuse. He has his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from The Ohio State University and his Master of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Washington. He is a licensed professional engineer in several US states and one Canadian province.
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