Abstract: This session will provide an overview of the major components of a
water system, including capture, transport, storage and delivery. This
will not be an equation-intensive program, but will instead cover the
basic concepts you'll encounter in designing water systems for
construction in the developing world. This session is intended for
people with minimal experience in the field. Biography - Dan Saulnier: Dan Saulnier, P.E., MBA
Engineers Without Borders - Northeastern University (Mentor)
Engineers Without Borders - Boston Professionals
SEA Consultants Inc. - Senior Project Engineer
Dan joined EWB-NEU in 2005 as the Mentor for the new
chapter's first assessment trip to El Tecuan, Honduras. Dan has been
working (and playing) with the group ever since, including three
projects in Honduras and one in Uganda. Dan is also working on a
non-EWB wastewater project for a charitable hospital in Gujarat,
India. Dan has ten years of consulting engineering experience
designing water and wastewater treatment systems.
Biography - Chris Arsenault (Boston Professionals): Chris Arsenault is an engineer in the Remediation Group at Geosyntec Consultants. Since 2007 and in parallel to his work at Geosyntec, he has led development projects in the Sudan and Kenya for the Medical Emergency Disaster International Committee (MEDIC). He graduated from UMass Amherst with a dual B.S. in Mechanical Engineering & Economics where he assisted in the development of the EWB-UMass Amherst chapter. |
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