Visualization helps water professionals better understand equipment, processes, and problem-solving techniques
Often, as water professionals, we breeze past the intricate inner workings of the equipment we handle, missing out on valuable insights that could enhance our understanding and effectiveness.
But what if we took a moment to visualize what's happening inside that cooling tower? Through the simple act of visualization, we can unlock a whole new perspective on the systems we work with, gaining profound insights into their operation.
Step into the fascinating world of industrial water treatment with host Trace Blackmore and special lab partner, James McDonald as they embark on a remarkable journey through the heart of a cooling tower. Shrinking down into water molecules, they vividly visualize the processes at play, offering a captivating glimpse into the complex world of water treatment.
James McDonald, Director of Technology & Marketing at Chem-Aqua, founder of Industrial Water Week, and weekly contributor to the Scaling UP! H2O podcast, shares his profound insights into the importance of creativity and visualization in engineering. By harnessing these tools, water professionals can deepen their understanding, sharpen their problem-solving skills, and foster better communication within the industry.
Join us for this enlightening discussion and discover how visualization techniques can revolutionize your approach to industrial water treatment. Let's unlock the full potential of our creativity and imagination, together shaping a brighter future for water professionals everywhere.
Timestamps
01:00 - Trace Blackmore shares fun facts about the IRS during this tax return season
05:30 - Upcoming Events for Water Treatment Professionals
13:30 - Interview with James McDonald, CWT, about the importance of visualizing systems
33:09 - Shrinking down and going inside a cooling tower
01:06:00 - Drop by Drop With James McDonald
01:08:00 - The power of visualization
Quotes
“I like doing visual exercises because it teaches me the gaps in my knowledge so I can learn about those ideas.” - James McDonald
"It serves as an excellent learning tool, offering a dynamic approach to problem-solving by providing a visual representation of the situation." - James McDonald
Connect with Scaling UP! H2O
Email Producer: corrine@blackmore-enterprises.com
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Connect with James McDonald
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