Jim Fitzpatrick
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
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Hey WEFTEC... do you smell that? Kinda like vinegar, maybe a little earthy? Nope, it's not your imagination! It's a session on Biomass Fermentation…
Hey WEFTEC... do you smell that? Kinda like vinegar, maybe a little earthy? Nope, it's not your imagination! It's a session on Biomass Fermentation…
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Service project was amazing! I love my leadership team and I really enjoyed the opportunity to be a lead in this year’s service project 💕! Thanks…
Service project was amazing! I love my leadership team and I really enjoyed the opportunity to be a lead in this year’s service project 💕! Thanks…
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I'm so excited to be back in Chicago for #WEFTEC23, this time presenting with Jamie Belden about our Wichita Kansas BNR improvements project that…
I'm so excited to be back in Chicago for #WEFTEC23, this time presenting with Jamie Belden about our Wichita Kansas BNR improvements project that…
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Licenses & Certifications
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Professional Engineer
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IssuedCredential ID 28631
Publications
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Decades of Pathogen Protection with Auxiliary High-Rate Treatment Technologies
Proceedings from the Water Environment Federation 86th Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference
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What is the right biomarker for water quality monitoring
Water Environment & Technology
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Wet-Weather Piloting Toward the Largest Compressible Media Filter on the Planet
Proceedings from the Water Environment Federation 84th Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, Los Angeles, CA
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Phosphorus Recovery with New Ultra-Low Adsorption Process
Water Environment Federation and International Water Association Nutrient Recovery and Management Conference, Miami, FL
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A Case for Keeping High-Rate Auxiliary Treatment Facilities in the Secondary Treatment Picture
Proceedings from the Water Environment Federation 83rd Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, New Orleans, LA
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First U.S. Pilot of a New Media for Phosphorus Removal and Recovery
Proceedings from the Water Environment Federation 83rd Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, New Orleans, LA
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Wet-Weather Pilot Studies Demonstrate Effectiveness of High-Rate Filtration Technologies
Proceedings from the Water Environment Federation 83rd Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, New Orleans, LA
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Meeting Secondary Effluent Standards at Peaking Factors of Five and Higher
Proceedings from the Water Environment Federation 81stt Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, Chicago, IL, October 2008
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Wet Weather Disinfection along the Muddy Missouri…Piloting for Success
Proceedings from the Water Environment Federation 2007 Disinfection Specialty Conference, Pittsburgh, PA
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Projects
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City of Fort Wayne | CSO LTCP Permitting Support; Fort Wayne, IN
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Technical advisor providing evaluations and other technical services to support NPDES permitting negotiations to implement the City’s CSO Long Term Control Plan. Services include development and evaluation of static and flow-tiered effluent limits for the WPCP and water quality modeling of the upper Maumee River for ammonia toxicity criteria and dissolved oxygen (QUAL2K).
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Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati | CSO Treatment Innovation and Watershed Operations Initiatives; Cincinnati, OH
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Technical advisor developing and participating in workshops, evaluations and consulting services to support the utility’s Watershed Operations Division and CSO Treatment Innovation initiative.
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City of Fort Wayne | Water Pollution Control Plant Hydraulic and Process Analysis; Fort Wayne, IN
Planning, study and conceptual designs of alternatives to increase peak wet-weather capacity to 100 mgd for CSO control. Services include: review and analysis of historical operations data, development of design influent hydrograph and pollutographs, jar testing of chemically enhanced sedimentation (CES), dynamic treatment process modeling (GPS-X) of various wet-weather treatment scenarios, capacity assessments of existing facilities and upgrades, and process and technology alternatives…
Planning, study and conceptual designs of alternatives to increase peak wet-weather capacity to 100 mgd for CSO control. Services include: review and analysis of historical operations data, development of design influent hydrograph and pollutographs, jar testing of chemically enhanced sedimentation (CES), dynamic treatment process modeling (GPS-X) of various wet-weather treatment scenarios, capacity assessments of existing facilities and upgrades, and process and technology alternatives evaluations.
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City of Springfield | Sanitary Sewer Overflow Control Program; Springfield, MO
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Planning, study and conceptual designs to evaluate different wet-weather flow treatment alternatives for SSO control. Services include: dry-weather and wet-weather influent characterization and projections, bench- and full-scale piloting of chemically enhanced sedimentation (CES), piloting of compressible media filtration, dynamic treatment process modeling (GPS-X), capacity assessments, and process and technology alternatives evaluations.
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Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewer District | South Shore Process Enhancement Demonstration; Milwaukee, WI
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Study and design services to conduct side-by-side trials of the following treatment technologies during actual wet-weather excess flow events: full-scale (50-75 mgd) chemically enhanced sedimentation, pilot-scale biocontact and pilot-scale compressible media filtration.
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City of Springfield | WWTP Wet Weather & Capacity Improvements; Springfield, OH
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. Study, design and construction-phase services to add a 100-mgd high-rate treatment (HRT) facility to increase the capacity of existing treatment facilities for CSO control. Evaluation of the following HRT alternatives: Actiflo ballasted flocculation, DensaDeg high-rate clarification and WWETCO compressible media filtration followed by sodium hypochlorite and bisulfite for high-rate disinfection. Project proceeded with WesTech/WWETCO FlexFilter technology along with upgrades to headworks…
. Study, design and construction-phase services to add a 100-mgd high-rate treatment (HRT) facility to increase the capacity of existing treatment facilities for CSO control. Evaluation of the following HRT alternatives: Actiflo ballasted flocculation, DensaDeg high-rate clarification and WWETCO compressible media filtration followed by sodium hypochlorite and bisulfite for high-rate disinfection. Project proceeded with WesTech/WWETCO FlexFilter technology along with upgrades to headworks screening and grit removal, a new secondary clarifier, and a new anaerobic digester.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 10 | North Boeing Field Stormwater Treatment; Seattle, WA
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Treatment expert providing peer review of study, plan and design documents for short-term and long-term treatment facilities for the removal of PCBs from stormwater discharged from the North Boeing Field to the Lower Duwamish Waterway Superfund Site using chitosan-enhanced sand filtration (CESF).
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City of Salem | River Road Wet Weather Treatment Facility; Salem, OR
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Operator training, commissioning and performance certification assistance for satellite 50-mgd peak excess flow treatment facility consisting of fine screens, Actiflo ballasted flocculation and UV disinfection for SSO control.
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City of Toledo | Bay View Water Reclamation Plant, Wet Weather Treatment; Toledo, OH
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Providing process engineering assistance during the side-by-side pilot plant study of wet weather treatment systems using Actiflo and DensaDeg high-rate clarification followed by MP and LPHO ultraviolet disinfection technologies. Includes: design of the pilot plant study, establishing protocols, on site start-up and operational assistance, data evaluation and preparing study report. Continued to assist local office staff as needed during planning, design, construction and commissioning of…
Providing process engineering assistance during the side-by-side pilot plant study of wet weather treatment systems using Actiflo and DensaDeg high-rate clarification followed by MP and LPHO ultraviolet disinfection technologies. Includes: design of the pilot plant study, establishing protocols, on site start-up and operational assistance, data evaluation and preparing study report. Continued to assist local office staff as needed during planning, design, construction and commissioning of 232-mgd wet-weather flow treatment facility with vortex grit removal, DensaDeg high-rate clarification, chlorination, dechlorination and reaeration. Evaluated post-construction monitoring results from comparative pathogen reduction study and drafted annual reports to USEPA as part of final approved LTCP.
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Asahi Kasei Chemicals Corporation | Phosphorus Adsorption and Recovery System Pilot Study
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First pilot study in the United States of an integrated phosphorus removal and recovery process featuring a new phosphorus adsorbent media, in situ regeneration, and recovery process. Project included bench-scale testing, pilot system design and fabrication, developing test protocols, pilot system operations, performance testing, monitoring and sampling, data evaluation, and reporting.
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City of St. Joseph | CSO LTCP Facilities Plan; St. Joseph, MO
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Study, planning and conceptual design to approximately double peak flow treatment capacity for CSO control. Treatment facilities assessment included evaluations and side-by-side bench-scale pilot tests of CEPT, Actiflo ballasted flocculation, DensaDeg high-rate solids contact clarification and WWETCO compressible media filtration followed by E. coli dose response testing of effluents using hypochlorite and UV disinfection.
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Orange County Utilities | Northwest WRF; Orange County, FL
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Study and design to double hydraulic capacity of the BNR facilities along with upgrades to meet TN limits of 3 mg/L using a 4-stage Bardenpho process. Secondary clarifier assessment and field testing of the existing secondary clarifiers (4 @ 105’ diameter) consisting of operating data analysis; settling column testing to determine application specific Vesilind settling parameters for flux curve; state point analysis; discrete and flocculated suspended solids testing; capacity evaluation; and…
Study and design to double hydraulic capacity of the BNR facilities along with upgrades to meet TN limits of 3 mg/L using a 4-stage Bardenpho process. Secondary clarifier assessment and field testing of the existing secondary clarifiers (4 @ 105’ diameter) consisting of operating data analysis; settling column testing to determine application specific Vesilind settling parameters for flux curve; state point analysis; discrete and flocculated suspended solids testing; capacity evaluation; and upgrade recommendations.
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City of Dayton | AWTF Process Model and Nutrient Removal Assessment; Dayton, OH
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Study and conceptual designs of nutrient removal alternatives. Included: analysis of historical operational data, development of design influent characteristics, review and comparisons of processes and technologies, development of upgrade alternatives and opinion of probable costs.
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Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati | Mill Creek WWTP; Cincinnati, OH
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Several projects to increase peak flow capacity to 240 mgd, including secondary clarifier modifications, aeration basin upgrades, and facility master plan. Evaluations included: alternative designs for secondary settling tanks, BioWin modeling of full plant, characterization of raw and secondary influent, aeration basin modifications for wet-weather step-feed operation, nutrient removal capacity assessment, aeration diffuser alternatives, primary treatment capacity assessment, and peak…
Several projects to increase peak flow capacity to 240 mgd, including secondary clarifier modifications, aeration basin upgrades, and facility master plan. Evaluations included: alternative designs for secondary settling tanks, BioWin modeling of full plant, characterization of raw and secondary influent, aeration basin modifications for wet-weather step-feed operation, nutrient removal capacity assessment, aeration diffuser alternatives, primary treatment capacity assessment, and peak wet-weather treatment capacity assessment.
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Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District | Lemay WWTP, Wet Weather Expansion; St. Louis, MO
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Expand the POTW’s ability to treat excess wet-weather flows from 167 to 340 mgd. Evaluate WWTP operating data, develop treatment process model (GPS-X), evaluate applicable treatment technologies, conduct bench-scale treatment studies, develop conceptual designs, and coordinate treatment modifications with collection system expansion plans.
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Surfactants and Foaming Potential with Ballasted Flocculation Treatment of Wastewater
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Principal investigator of a B&V-funded study to evaluate foaming from wet-weather flow treatment with ballasted flocculation. Develop study scopes, develop study protocols, coordinate with participating POTWs, resolve technical issues, evaluate analytical data, draft study reports and present findings.
Organizations
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Tau Beta Pi
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Water Environment Federation
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