Riley, Stephanie

Stephanie Riley is a Water Reuse Technologist at Carollo Engineers, where she focuses on research and design projects for reuse applications. Prior to joining Carollo, she completed postdoctoral research at the Southern Nevada Water Authority studying the removal of regulated and emerging contaminants in potable reuse, using ozone, biofiltration, and membrane technologies. Stephanie received her Master's and PhD in Environmental Engineering Science from the Colorado School of Mines, and her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology.

Titles from this speaker

Description: Evaluation of Trace Organic Constituents and DBP Precursor Removal by Pilot-Scale...

Evaluation of Trace Organic Constituents and DBP Precursor Removal by Pilot-Scale Ozone, Biofiltration, and GAC Potable Reuse Systems

Abstract

WEFTEC, the largest water event of its kind in North America, offers water quality professionals the best in water quality education and training. With almost 200 technical sessions, workshops, mobile sessions, local facility tours and 1,000+ exhibitors, it is the premier water conference! The WEFTEC technical program is selected through a rigorous, peer-review process, ensuring that attendees experience the highest-quality education. WEFTEC speakers are experts and innovators, leading the way in water quality. The following paper was presented at WEFTEC 2020.

SpeakerRiley, Stephanie

Presentation time

09:50:00

10:10:00

Session time

08:30:00

10:10:00

SessionAvoid the Brine: Achieving Potable Reuse Without RO

Session number328

TopicMicroconstituents, Water Reuse and Reclamation, Water Supply and Management

Author(s)

S. RileyN. BabcockE. Dickenson