Pideya Learning Academy

Water Distribution Systems Maintenance and Operation

Upcoming Schedules

  • Live Online Training
  • Classroom Training

Date Venue Duration Fee (USD)
20 Jan - 24 Jan 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
17 Feb - 21 Feb 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
05 May - 09 May 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
02 Jun - 06 Jun 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
18 Aug - 22 Aug 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
01 Sep - 05 Sep 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
13 Oct - 17 Oct 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
08 Dec - 12 Dec 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750

Course Overview

Water chemistry and treatment are critical components in the operation and maintenance of modern industrial plants. Pideya Learning Academy’s Water Chemistry and Treatment for Plant Operations training is a well-structured program designed to equip professionals with in-depth knowledge of water quality management, treatment technologies, and the underlying chemistry that governs these processes. This course provides participants with a robust understanding of industry standards, efficient water treatment methodologies, and strategies to ensure operational excellence while mitigating environmental impact.
The significance of water chemistry in industrial plant operations cannot be overstated. According to recent industry reports, over 80% of plant downtime in the manufacturing and energy sectors can be attributed to water-related issues such as corrosion, scaling, and microbial fouling. Furthermore, the global water treatment market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.1%, reaching a valuation of $211.3 billion by 2027, emphasizing the increasing reliance on skilled professionals to optimize water management processes. This training by Pideya Learning Academy addresses these pressing industry needs, preparing participants to navigate challenges and implement effective solutions in real-world scenarios.
Participants will explore key concepts such as water composition, chemical reactions, and their implications for plant equipment and processes. The curriculum is designed to foster a clear understanding of the interrelationship between water quality parameters, system performance, and long-term operational sustainability. With a focus on actionable knowledge, attendees will acquire strategies to diagnose and mitigate water chemistry-related issues, ensuring compliance with industry regulations and enhancing plant productivity.
Key Highlights Of The Course:
Deep Dive into Water Chemistry Fundamentals: Gain an understanding of the essential chemical properties of water, including pH, hardness, alkalinity, and dissolved solids, and their influence on plant operations.
Advanced Treatment Technologies: Learn about cutting-edge water treatment methods, such as reverse osmosis, ion exchange, and advanced filtration, tailored for industrial applications.
Corrosion and Scaling Control Strategies: Master the techniques to prevent and manage corrosion and scaling, safeguarding critical plant infrastructure and reducing downtime.
Environmental and Regulatory Compliance: Understand the framework for meeting stringent environmental standards and adhering to global best practices in water treatment.
Risk Analysis and Problem Solving: Develop skills in identifying potential water-related risks, troubleshooting system inefficiencies, and applying innovative solutions to optimize performance.
Integration of Monitoring Tools: Explore modern monitoring technologies and data-driven approaches for maintaining water quality and enhancing operational efficiency.
This training is designed to blend theoretical understanding with practical relevance, ensuring participants are well-prepared to apply their knowledge in dynamic industrial environments. Case studies and examples from diverse sectors, including power generation, petrochemicals, and manufacturing, will provide participants with insights into the application of water chemistry principles in solving real-world challenges.
Through its Water Chemistry and Treatment for Plant Operations course, Pideya Learning Academy aims to empower participants with the skills needed to maintain optimal plant conditions, reduce operational costs, and contribute to sustainable water resource management. With a comprehensive focus on technical excellence, industry trends, and environmental stewardship, this program is an invaluable opportunity for plant operators, engineers, and water treatment specialists to elevate their expertise and advance their careers.
By the end of this training, participants will have gained actionable knowledge and strategies to enhance the efficiency and reliability of water systems, making them indispensable assets to their organizations. This course is your gateway to mastering the complexities of water chemistry and treatment in plant operations, positioning you at the forefront of innovation and sustainability in the industry.

Key Takeaways:

  • Deep Dive into Water Chemistry Fundamentals: Gain an understanding of the essential chemical properties of water, including pH, hardness, alkalinity, and dissolved solids, and their influence on plant operations.
  • Advanced Treatment Technologies: Learn about cutting-edge water treatment methods, such as reverse osmosis, ion exchange, and advanced filtration, tailored for industrial applications.
  • Corrosion and Scaling Control Strategies: Master the techniques to prevent and manage corrosion and scaling, safeguarding critical plant infrastructure and reducing downtime.
  • Environmental and Regulatory Compliance: Understand the framework for meeting stringent environmental standards and adhering to global best practices in water treatment.
  • Risk Analysis and Problem Solving: Develop skills in identifying potential water-related risks, troubleshooting system inefficiencies, and applying innovative solutions to optimize performance.
  • Integration of Monitoring Tools: Explore modern monitoring technologies and data-driven approaches for maintaining water quality and enhancing operational efficiency.
  • Deep Dive into Water Chemistry Fundamentals: Gain an understanding of the essential chemical properties of water, including pH, hardness, alkalinity, and dissolved solids, and their influence on plant operations.
  • Advanced Treatment Technologies: Learn about cutting-edge water treatment methods, such as reverse osmosis, ion exchange, and advanced filtration, tailored for industrial applications.
  • Corrosion and Scaling Control Strategies: Master the techniques to prevent and manage corrosion and scaling, safeguarding critical plant infrastructure and reducing downtime.
  • Environmental and Regulatory Compliance: Understand the framework for meeting stringent environmental standards and adhering to global best practices in water treatment.
  • Risk Analysis and Problem Solving: Develop skills in identifying potential water-related risks, troubleshooting system inefficiencies, and applying innovative solutions to optimize performance.
  • Integration of Monitoring Tools: Explore modern monitoring technologies and data-driven approaches for maintaining water quality and enhancing operational efficiency.

Course Objectives

By completing the Pideya Learning Academy Water Distribution Systems Training, participants will learn to:
Understand the role and responsibilities of water distribution system operators.
Apply safety principles and techniques for hazard identification and mitigation in water systems.
Perform basic hydraulic calculations and use mathematical tools essential for system operations.
Develop and implement effective procedures for maintaining water quality, including disinfection and contamination control.
Recognize the components and functions of key distribution system facilities such as wells, storage tanks, and pumps.
Manage and operate water distribution systems efficiently to minimize disruptions and maintain service reliability.
Analyze operational problems and propose effective solutions to ensure system sustainability.
Apply the multiple barrier approach to enhance water safety and compliance with industry standards.

Personal Benefits

Participants will gain the following personal advantages:
A comprehensive understanding of water distribution system operations and maintenance.
Enhanced problem-solving skills for addressing operational and maintenance issues.
Knowledge of best practices for maintaining water quality and safety in distribution networks.
Improved technical competence, boosting career growth opportunities in the water industry.
Access to expert insights and continued learning support from Pideya Learning Academy.

Organisational Benefits

Who Should Attend

This course is ideal for:
Engineers, operators, and technicians involved in water distribution system operations and maintenance.
Professionals responsible for managing water quality and safety within distribution networks.
Personnel seeking to enhance their knowledge of water distribution system components, operations, and risk management.

Course Outline

Module 1: Water Distribution Pipes and Accessories
Types of water distribution pipes (PVC, Ductile Iron, HDPE, Steel, etc.) Advantages and disadvantages of pipe materials Internal pressure and external load capacity Pipe installation techniques and standards Joining methods (welding, solvent welding, mechanical joints) Fittings for water distribution systems Tapping methods for existing water mains Pipe handling and safety protocols Corrosion prevention and control measures Pipe rehabilitation techniques (lining, slip lining, bursting) Inspection procedures for water mains Maintenance practices for longevity Recordkeeping and documentation for water pipes
Module 2: Flow Control Valves and Applications
Types of flow control valves (gate, butterfly, ball, globe, etc.) Valve selection criteria based on application Installation techniques for distribution valves Procedures for safe operation (opening and closing) Valve connections and fittings Mitigating water hammer effects Backflow prevention devices and their application Inspection protocols for valves Maintenance and repair of valves Recordkeeping and valve performance tracking
Module 3: Hydrant Operations and Management
Types of fire hydrants (wet-barrel, dry-barrel, combination types) Applications of fire hydrants (flushing, testing, tank filling) Design and components of fire hydrants Auxiliary hydrant valves and their functions Inspection procedures for hydrants Installation best practices for fire hydrants Operation protocols for opening and closing hydrants Hydrant maintenance and repair techniques Recordkeeping for hydrant operations and maintenance
Module 4: Pumps and Pumping Systems
Types of pumps used in water distribution (centrifugal, axial flow, mixed-flow) Centrifugal pump components (volute, diffuser, impellers) Vertical turbine and submersible pump operations Deep-well and jet pumps for specific applications Booster pumps for pressure management Electric motor types and their integration with pumps Installation of pumps and motors in water systems Inspection and maintenance practices for pumps Troubleshooting common pump and motor issues Recordkeeping for pump performance and maintenance
Module 5: Service Connections and Water Meters
Water service connection methods and standards Service line sizing calculations Commonly used pipe materials for service lines Types of water meters (mechanical, ultrasonic, electromagnetic) Meter sizing and selection guidelines Installation standards for meters and meter boxes Maintenance and repair of service lines and meters Techniques to locate and repair leaks in service lines Methods for thawing frozen service lines Manual and automated meter reading technologies Inspection for damage or tampering in meters Meter testing and calibration procedures Recordkeeping and usage tracking
Module 6: Corrosion and Material Durability in Water Systems
Mechanisms of corrosion in water systems Material compatibility and selection for corrosion resistance Cathodic protection methods Coatings and linings for corrosion prevention Monitoring and assessing corrosion levels Rehabilitation of corroded pipelines
Module 7: Water System Maintenance and Emergency Management
Preventive maintenance for water distribution systems Emergency repair protocols for main breaks and leaks Tools and techniques for rapid response Coordination with emergency services for fire hydrants Recordkeeping during emergency repairs Long-term planning for system resilience

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