A life in water. Daniel Scarpine after a swim across the Columbia River Gorge, near Hood River, OR.
SELECT PUBLICATIONS
Scarpine, D.A., Krause, D. “Trick or Treat: Why BMP Performance is Irrelevant for Industrial Stormwater”, proceedings of North American Surface Water Quality Conference & Exposition (STORMCON), August 2010.
Scarpine, D.A., “A really inconvenient truth...Advanced Treatment isn't in the manual, Now What?”,
proceedings of Managing Stormwater in Washington, NEBC, March 2010.
Scarpine, D.A., “Out of Site but on our minds...How to protect water quality with drywell best management practices that work”, proceedings of the Washington
Hydrogeology Symposium, April 2009.
Scarpine, D.A., “Prognosis on Stormwater Infiltration – Moving from Disposal to Reclamation”, proceedings of the Washington Hydrogeology Symposium, May 2007.
Scarpine, D. A. “Modern Medicine for Stormwater: Best Management Practices for Galvanizers”, proceedings of the American Galvanizers Association, Technical Forum. October 2006.
Noling, C. P., deRidder S., Scarpine,D. A. et al “A Case Study of Stormwater Management at a Small Coastal Industrial Facility”, proceedings of WEF Industrial Wastes Conference. August 2004.
Scarpine, D. A. “New Technologies in Stormwater Treatment”, Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association, proceedings of Annual Conference. September 2003
Scarpine, D.A. “Passive Adsorptive Filtration Emergence as a Stormwater Treatment Technology”, proceedings of the American Galvanizers Association, Technical Forum. October 2003.
Scarpine, D. A., Noling, C. “Taking Water Quality Outside the Fab: a Watershed Case Study” Ultrapure Water, Tall Oaks Publishing. July 2002.
Banerjee, A., Lambertson, M., Scarpine,D. A. “Ensemble Average Laser Light Scattering (EALLS) – An Effective Alternative to Particle Counting for Monitoring Turbidity in UltraPure Water”, proceedings of SEMI Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference. September 1999.
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a network of experts to execute projects of any size with a low overhead,
collaborative team approach. Our expert
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Aquarius Environmental was founded in early 2008 by Daniel Scarpine. Mr. Scarpine is a licensed professional environmental engineer whose
technical expertise and professional experience has been dedicated to the
design, development and integration of technologies to treat water in a variety
of applications. For the last 15 years
his focus has primarily been on process engineering industrial water
applications ranging from recycling facility stormwater to ultra-high purity
semiconductor process waters. Mr.
Scarpine is the primary inventor for
several water treatment equipment patents.
He has managed stormwater and wastewater treatment evaluations for
facilities in the semiconductor, galvanizing, cold steel rolling, metal
recycling, and metal fabrication industries, focusing on the removal of heavy
metals, suspended solids, organics as well as pH control. His significant experience as a construction
project manager brings additional negotiation, risk management and execution
skills to the projects he manages.
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Doug Krause, P.E. Mr. Krause joined the AE Team in 2008 and often serves the role of Project Engineer for Civil and Mechanical scope. He has a B.S. in Mechanical engineering from the University of Michigan and is a registered Professional Civil Engineer in Washington and Oregon. He has delivered design, permitting and contract documents as both an engineering consultant and manufacturer's representative for over ten years. Mr. Krause routinely performs owner engineer responsibilities for SPU and several wind energy companies.
John Arand, P.E. Mr. Arand joined the AE Team in 2010 and provides technical consulting in Chemical Engineering and project management. Mr. Arand is a licensed professional chemical engineer with over 28 years of engineering experience in the planning, design, construction, start-up, and operation of manufacturing processes & facilities systems in the semiconductor, waste treatment, and nuclear power industries. His career has included potable & industrial water supply systems, radioactive waste collection, treatment and disposal systems,operation of non-radioactive commercial waste treatment systems at an EPA regulated TSDF, and managing environmental compliance programs and manufacturing sites for various corporations.