Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

QUANTIFICATION OF DENITRIFICATION POTENTIAL IN CARBONACEOUS TRICKLING FILTERS
pp. 1-15(15)
Authors: Biesterfeld, Sidney; Farmer, Greg; Figueroa, Linda; Parker, Denny; Russell, Phil

DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF ROTATING DRUM BIOFILTER FOR VOC REMOVAL
pp. 16-24(9)
Authors: Yang, Chunping; Suidan, Makram T.; Zhu, Xueqing; Kim, Byung J.

A FIELD STUDY ON OXYGEN PENETRATION IN WASTEWATER BIOFILMS
pp. 25-36(12)
Authors: Lu, Richard; Yu, Tong

OPTIMIZATION OF BIOFILM SYSTEMS UNDER TOXIC INFLUENT LOADING USING GENETIC ALGORITHM
pp. 37-47(11)
Author: Chirwa, Evans N.

HEAVY METAL INTERACTIONS WITH ACTIVATED SLUDGE PARTICULATES
pp. 48-60(13)
Authors: Wang, Jianmin; Huang, C.P.

EVALUATION OF SOURCE-EFFECT RELATIONSHIPS FOR ACTIVATED SLUDGE RESPONSE TO SHOCK LOADS OF DISRUPTIVE CHEMICAL TOXINS
pp. 61-89(29)
Authors: Kelly, Richard T.; Henriques, Inês D. S.; Dauphinais, Jennifer L.; Love, Nancy G.

A NOVEL MODEL OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE USING MONOD KINETICS TO DESCRIBE THE COMPETITION OF MICROBIAL POPULATIONS ON GROWTH LIMITING SUBSTRATE
pp. 90-101(12)
Authors: Saikaly, Pascal E.; Stroot, Peter G.; Butler, Roxanne; Oerther, Daniel B.

APPLICATION OF UPFLOW BIOLOGICAL AERATED FILTERS PROCESS BY USING FLOATING FILTER GRANULAR MEDIA IN JAPAN
pp. 102-108(7)
Authors: Takaso, T.; Katagiri, A.; Sasaoka, K.; Matsuda, H.

NITROGEN REMOVAL USING POLYURETHANE FOAM SPONGE CUBE AS A BIOMASS SUPPORT MEDIUM IN A MOVING-FIXED BED BIOFILM REACTOR
pp. 109-129(21)
Authors: Lin, Y. H.; Hsu, Y. F.; Chen, C. H.; Lin, P.-H. P.

EFFECT OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN ON AMMONIA-OXIDIZING BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES
pp. 130-144(15)
Authors: Park, Hee-Deung; Noguera, Daniel R.

ADAPTATION OF EBPR BACTERIA TO COLD TEMPERATURE THROUGH HOMEOVISCOUS ADAPTATION
pp. 145-159(15)
Authors: Erdal, Ufuk G.; Erdal, Zeynep K.; Randall, Clifford W.

THE EFFECTS OF PROPIONIC VERSUS ACETIC ACID CONTENT OF DOMESTIC SEWAGE ON ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL
pp. 160-178(19)
Authors: Chen, Yinguang; Trujillo, Mylene; Biggerstaff, John; Ahmed, Ghada; Lamb, Brian; Eremekdar, Fatma Gulen; McCue, Terrence; Randall, Andrew A.

NITRIFICATION INHIBITION AT LOW TEMPERATURE BY THE AZO DYE ACID BLACK 1
pp. 179-201(23)
Authors: Martin, Ronald W.; Baillod, C. Robert; Mihelcic, James R.

THE IMPACT OF CYCLIC AEROBIC/ANOXIC CONDITIONS ON BIODEGRADATION OF BENZOATE
pp. 202-223(22)
Authors: Deniz, Timur; çinar, Özer; Grady, C. P. Leslie

INHIBITORY EFFECT OF HYDROXYLAMINE ON NITRITE OXIDIZERS
pp. 224-239(16)
Authors: Noophan, Pongsak (Lek); Figueroa, Linda A.; Munakata-Marr, Junko

EFFECT OF ALKALINITY AND SUBSTRATE ON SIMULTANEOUS DENITRIFICATION AND METHANOGENESIS
pp. 240-246(7)
Authors: Shin, Hang-Sik; Kim, Ku-Yong; Lee, Chae-Young; Kang, Seok-Tae

The Effects of Prefermentation Upon Biological Nutrient Removal Systems with Septic, COD Limited Influent Wastewater
pp. 247-247(1)
Authors: McCue, T.; Vassiliev, I.; Eremekdar, F. G.; Randall, A. A.

Start-up of a High Purity Oxygen Sequencing Batch Reactor System for Treatment of an Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) Wastewater
pp. 248-267(20)
Authors: Lubkowitz-Bailey, Erika; Ryan, Christine; Reith, Charles; Phipps, Scott; Wylie, Michael

ADVANCED OXIDATION VS. STEAM STRIPPING FOR COMPLIANCE WITH USEPA PHARMACEUTICAL EFFLUENT GUIDELINES
pp. 268-289(22)
Authors: DeMarco, Matthew J.; Cordone, Les; Helmig, Ed

TREATMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL WASTEWATERS BY FENTON'S OXIDATION FOLLOWED BY ACTIVATED SLUDGE: A CASE STUDY
pp. 290-309(20)
Authors: Tekin, Huseyin; Gulkaya, Ipek; Bilkay, Okan; Ataberk, Selale S.; Balta, Tolga H.; Ceribasi, I. Haluk; Yetis, Ulku

PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF A CONCENTRATED INDUSTRIAL LEACHATE FROM AGED PROCESS WASTE AT A VISCOSE RAYON PRODUCTION FACILITY
pp. 310-323(14)
Authors: Bott, Charles; Koon, John; Brooks, Patrick; Rich, Paul; Martin, Todd; Bement, Douglas; Cutler, William

BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER
pp. 324-341(18)
Authors: Quesnel, David; Nakhla, George; Lugowski, Andrew; Boose, Tim

ABATEMENT OF INORGANIC NITROGEN IN THE PETROLEUM REFINING INDUSTRY USING HIGH RATE BIOFILTRATION
pp. 342-348(7)
Authors: Coste, M.; Meinhold, J.; Rebeyrol, A.; Cigana, J.

AEROBIC CHLOROPHENOL TREATMENT USING FED-BATCH AND SEQUENCING BATCH REACTORS
pp. 349-362(14)
Authors: Sahinkaya, Erkan; Dilek, Filiz B.

TWO YEARS OF MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR PLANT OPERATION EXPERIENCE AT THE VIEJAS TRIBE RESERVATION
pp. 363-379(17)
Authors: Garcia, Guillermo E.; Kanj, Jamal

COSTS AND PERFORMANCE OF ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES IN MEETING NATIONAL TOXICS RULE, NUTRIENT CRITERIA, AND TMDL REQUIREMENTS
pp. 380-382(3)
Authors: McGovern, Patricia; McDonald, Steve; Juby, Graham

COMPETITIVE BIDDING AND EVALUATION OF MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR EQUIPMENT - THREE LARGE PLANT CASE STUDIES
pp. 383-395(13)
Authors: Crawford, George; Fernandez, Angie; Shawwa, Ayman; Daigger, Glen

BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN A MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR: A FEASIBILITY STUDY
pp. 396-405(10)
Authors: Meinhold, J.; Jordan, Ed; Buisson, H.; Cigana, J.; Kuzma, M.

PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN A MEMBRANE REACTOR SYSTEM: A FULL-SCALE WASTEWATER DEMONSTRATION STUDY
pp. 406-414(9)
Authors: Lorenz, Wayne; Cunningham, Terry; Penny, Jeff P.

MICROFILTRATION OF PRIMARY EFFLUENT FOR OCEAN DISCHARGE
pp. 415-423(9)
Authors: Juby, Graham JG; Sethi, Sandeep; Manileve, Carine; Brown, Jeffrey P; Torres, Ed M

STATIC LOW-DENSITY MEDIA FILTER FOR ORGANIC AND SOLID REMOVAL FROM DOMESTIC WASTEWATER
pp. 424-435(12)
Authors: Wagener, Cynthia A.; Bellelo, Steven M.; Malone, Ronald F.

Comparison of Pilot Scale Cloth-Media Disk Filters with Full Scale Rapid Sand Filters for Filtration of Secondary Effluent
pp. 436-458(23)
Authors: Underwood, Amy R.; Zenz, David R.; Bouchard, Anthony B.

THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF CHEMICALLY AND BIOLOGICALLY ENHANCED PRIMARY TREATMENT PROCESS FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT
pp. 459-482(24)
Authors: Zheng, Xingcan; Zhang, Yue; Jiang, Li'an; Liu, Xuzhong; Chen, Li

HIGH RATE PRIMARY TREATMENT - EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
pp. 483-503(21)
Authors: Leng, June; Strehler, Andy; Bucher, Bob; Gellner, Jamie; Kennedy, Kevin; Neethling, JB

EVALUATING SECONDARY CLARIFIER COLLECTOR MECHANISMS
pp. 504-521(18)
Author: Kinnear, David J.

Secondary Settling Tank Inlet Design: Full Scale Test Results Lead To Optimization
pp. 522-551(30)
Author: Tekippe, Rudy J.

Computer Modeling of Circular Peripheral Feed, Peripheral Overflow Secondary Clarifiers
pp. 552-572(21)
Authors: Gross, Rodney J.; Zhou, Siping; Applegate, Charles S.; Boyle, Wm. H.; Davis, Bryan N.

FULL-SCALE SEQUENCING BATCH THERMOPHILIC ANAEROBIC SLUDGE DIGESTION TO MEET EPA CLASS A BIOSOLIDS REQUIREMENTS
pp. 573-591(19)
Authors: Shao, Y.J.; Kim, Hi Sang; Oh, Seung; Iranpour, Reza; Jenkins, David

HYPERION TREATMENT PLANT ADVANCED DIGESTION PILOT PROGRAM
pp. 592-608(17)
Authors: Hernandez, Gerald L.; Redd, Kenneth R.; Ingalla, Leo; Wert, Wendy A.; Liu, An Min; Haug, R.Tim

FULL-SCALE THERMOPHILIC ANAEROBIC DIGESTION AT THE HYPERION TREATMENT PLANT: Experiments for The Production of EQ Biosolids
pp. 609-628(20)
Authors: Iranpour, R.; Cox, H. H. J.; Oh, S.; Soung, T.; Alatriste, F.; Ardent, T.; Chang, S.; Moghaddam, O.; Fan, S.; Mundine, J. E.; Kearney, R. J.

EVALUATION OF A SEQUENTIAL FEEDING SCHEME FOR TEMPERATURE-PHASED ANAEROBIC DIGESTION (TPAD) SYSTEM TREATING MUNICIPAL SLUDGE
pp. 629-643(15)
Authors: Sandino, Julián; Shimp, Gary; Santha, Harikishan; Sung, Shihwu

Comparing Pathogen Reduction in Three Different Anaerobic Thermophilic Processes
pp. 644-648(5)
Authors: Drury, Douglas D.; Lee, Sylvie A.; Baker, Chris

“CLASS A” DIGESTION: RETOOLING AN OLD PROCESS TO FULFILL A NEW OBJECTIVE
pp. 649-663(15)
Authors: Shimp, Gary F.; Rowan, James M.; Long, David W.; Santha, Harikishan

WASHINGTON D.C'S CSO CONTROL PLAN
pp. 664-682(19)
Authors: Marcotte, Michael S.; Siddique, Mohsin; Bizzarri, Ronald E.; Jaworski, Lawrence P.; Cassidy, John F.

An Integrated Partnering Approach to Determining Cost Responsibility For Detroit's Investment in Combined Sewer Overflow Facilities
pp. 683-691(9)
Authors: Foster, Bart D.; Fujita, Gary; Fleetham, Charlie

MICROMANAGEMENT OF STORMWATER FOR WET WEATHER CONTROL
pp. 692-701(10)
Authors: Pond, Melcy Curth; Carr, Robert; York, Dennis

CONSOLIDATION CONDUIT CAPTURES, STORES AND TRANSPORTS WITH AUTOMATED SELF-CLEANING SYSTEMS AUGUSTA, MAINE'S LARGEST COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOWS (CSOs) TO WWTF
pp. 702-711(10)
Authors: Smith, Charles N.; Freedman, Steven D.; Glidden, Dale C.

SELECTION OF RECTANGULAR BASIN OVER VORTEX SEPARATORS: CSO TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES FOR WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA
pp. 712-725(14)
Authors: Rickard, Amanda E.; Darter, Michael J.

A LOOK AT THE PERFORMANCE OF COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW DETENTION BASINS
pp. 726-739(14)
Authors: Rabbaig, Mirza; Prasher, Mahanvir; McCormack, Clayton; Igwe, Anthony

Evaluation of the Effectiveness of UV Disinfection of CSO Processed Through CDS Technologies
pp. 740-751(12)
Authors: Akridge, Angela; Hawkins, Robert A.; Boblitt, Gary T.

City of Los Angeles Tests 48 Year Old T-Lock Protected Pipe and 72 Year Old Tile Lined Pipe
pp. 752-770(19)
Authors: Hanks, Keith; Hall, S.; International, Ameron; Haug, R.T.; Ali-Ahmad, Samara; Mustafa, Ansar

SAN DIEGO SEWER SYSTEM INSPECTION PROGRAM: MAKING EFFECTIVE USE OF GIS AND DIGITAL VIDEO
pp. 771-785(15)
Authors: Giguere, Paul; Gipson, Dean; Hu, David; Grossman, David

Improving Cleaning, CCTV, and Replacement of Sewer Collection Pipe Using Geographic Information Systems
pp. 786-794(9)
Authors: Olthof, Jeroen; Brundage, Caroline; Evans, John; Mozcdlowsky, Carl

AN UPDATE ON BOSTON'S PROJECT TO REMOVE SEWAGE FROM THE STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM
pp. 795-800(6)
Authors: Boccadoro, Joseph M.; Silbermann, Peter; Chadbourne, Virginia; Jewell, Charlie

Sanitation District No. 1 Large Diameter Sewer Assessment Program and the James Avenue Pilot Project
pp. 801-815(15)
Authors: Cantrell, Clint; FitzGerald, Sean

STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPING A NEIGHBORHOOD-BASED SEWER RENEWAL PROGRAM IN EDMONTON, ALBERTA
pp. 816-828(13)
Authors: Ariaratnam, Samuel; El-Assaly, Ashraf; Ng, Herman; Lodewyk, Sid; Chua, Ken

THE TMDL TANGO
pp. 829-836(8)
Authors: Calamita, F. Paul; Pomeroy, Christopher D.

HOW STAKEHOLDERS CAN POSITIVELY AFFECT THE DEVELOPMENT OF TMDLs: To participate or not, that is the question.
pp. 837-844(8)
Authors: Stinson, Troy W.; Jones, Barton G.; Clavel, Robert L.

Method Development for Addressing Narrative Criteria in the TMDL Process: A Water Environment Research Foundation Project Update
pp. 845-854(10)
Authors: Dilks, David W.; Holmberg, Hans P.; Moskus, Penelope E.; Hickey, Chris; McBride, Graham

TMDLS, SWPAS, AND REALLY LOW METALS LIMITS IN THE UPSTATE - NAVIGATING THE NEW WATER QUALITY REQUIREMENTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
pp. 855-863(9)
Authors: Hildebrand, Lauren; Hawkins, Jim

Bacterial Source Tracking in Pathogen TMDL Development and Implementation
pp. 864-880(17)
Authors: Zhang, Harry X.; Harrington, Monica; Mauro, Joe; Fillmore, Lauren A.; Wheeler, James

TMDLs: A Simplified Approach to Pollutant Load Determination
pp. 881-901(21)
Author: Cosgrove, James F.