Who went to WEFTEC this week?

[u/Mustard_Sandwich]

…and what did you think?

I had a great time. Saw a lot of cool stuff. Learned some things.

What was your favorite part?

[u/Delirious_Puppet]

I always considered going to one of these events but never do. My wife’s a therapist so we always end up attending her conferences, maybe I’ll make her attend one either me next time lol

[u/onlyTPdownthedrain]

What'd you think of Ops Challenge?!

[u/dumpnpumpGPM → u/onlyTPdownthedrain]

That its awesome!

[u/scottiemike]

Great technical sessions. I saw the talk that won best abstract. It was about low DO and nutrient removal. Super cool stuff.

[u/Slamb73]

I was there. Spent all my time on the floor talking to vendors. Goddamn the food in NOLA is fire.

[u/agent4256 → u/Slamb73]

Yes. Most expensive meal was J.W. Fins, hands down. Even beat Bayona.

But 4 days on the convention floor is hard on legs and lower back.

[u/Frequent_Living_1818]

I only have an expo-floor pass, so I’m trying to plan around that. Were the student design competitions open to expo-floor attendees?

[u/duh_bruh]

I was there. We have a ton of projects coming up at the plant. I was able to meet and speak with a lot of vendors regarding the upcoming process changes. That was awesome.

[u/keepitkleen12]

I was there from Saturday to Wednesday morning. I spoke with 2 different Engineering groups that we currently work with. I was able to walk the floor and speak with pump and valve manufacturers that I currently use. They where able to answer questions that I had about maintenance and or willing to send over a rep to our plant. I was able to go to a technical session on small water water system improvement. The session was over our plant and recommendations to achieve higher permitted flow along with less labor. Great experience.

[u/mank1961]

🙋🏻‍♂️ Walking the show for 3 days is hard but lots of cool things to see and people to meet. Like someone else mentioned, the food in NOLA is fire 🔥