Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

ENHANCED BNR WITH MBR - A UNIQUE COMBINATION
pp. 1727-1741(15)
Authors: Phagoo, D.; Fry, D.; Machisko, J.; Penny, J.

DISSOLVED ATP: A NEW PROCESS CONTROL PARAMETER FOR BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT
pp. 1742-1754(13)
Authors: Cairns, J. E.; Whalen, P. A.; Whalen, P. J.; Tracey, D. R.; Palo, R. E.

PERISTALTIC PUMPS IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETPLACE
pp. 1755-1774(20)
Author: Balek, Rick

MEMBRANE THICKENERS IN CONTROLLED AEROBIC DIGESTION
pp. 1775-1786(12)
Authors: Steinberg, Deborah; Bailey, Elena

Full Scale Results From Slaughterhouse Wastewater Treatment in a Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor
pp. 1787-1795(9)
Authors: Joslin, Bruce J.; Farrar, Jeann

A Simple Cyanide Detection Method
pp. 1796-1802(7)
Authors: Ray, Howard; Jaunakais, Ivars

ULTRAFILTRATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER USING A BACKFLUSHABLE, IMMERSED, SPIRAL WOUND MEMBRANE
pp. 1803-1810(8)
Authors: Gould, B.; Snodgrass, M.; Devine, J.

IMPROVING PLANT PERFORMANCE AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN A SEQUENCING BATCH REACTOR AND EXTENDED AERATION FACILITY IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA USING ADVANCED RESPIROMETRIC MONITORING
pp. 1811-1820(10)
Authors: Mason, Lance; Peters, Kelvin; Lail, Matt; Nichols, John

REBUILD IRAQ WATER PROGRAM: CHALLENGING CONSTRUCTION IN A COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT
pp. 1821-1825(5)
Authors: Clark, Ted; Harvey, Mark; Korleski, Sharon

REBUILDING IRAQ'S WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE
pp. 1826-1832(7)
Authors: de Silva, Viraj; Hatoum, Walid

THE WATER CHALLENGE IN SOUTHERN IRAQ
pp. 1833-1851(19)

SETTING THE STANDARD AT UMM QASR
pp. 1852-1860(9)
Author: Sanford, Timothy

RESTORING IRAQ'S NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY: FLOW DATA, DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS, AND DECISION SUPPORT MODELING
pp. 1861-1880(20)
Authors: Davis, Darryl W.; McPherson, Matthew M.; Hanbali, Fauwaz

CAVITATION AND BACKWASH: THE WAY IT IS OR FIXABLE PROBLEM?
pp. 1881-1890(10)
Authors: Radabaugh, Patrick D.; Lutz, Michael P.; Kowar, Kurt; Haas, Bill; Reling, Ray

WIRELESS, ON-LINE APPROACH TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS
pp. 1891-1894(4)
Authors: Pai, Punda; Shepherd, Bill; Dielmann, Dwight; Semenza, Stacy; Stosich, D. Maria; Leveque, Eric; Heckler, Dean

3 CENTS ON THE $1.00: MAXIMIZING WASTEWATER GRANTS WHILE ELIMINATING EFFLUENT VIOLATIONS
pp. 1895-1899(5)
Author: Osgood, Jennifer L.

ENHANCED METALS REMOVAL USING AN MBR - MODELING AND BENCH-SCALE TESTING
pp. 1900-1914(15)
Authors: El-Din, Ahmed G.; Holden, Robert W.; Borgnini, Guido J.; Truchan, Stephan; Shamskhorzani, Reza

MEASURING ACTIVATED SLUDGE SETTLING CHARACTERISTICS TO OPTIMIZE FINAL CLARIFIER DESIGN
pp. 1915-1918(4)
Authors: E.I.T, Frank Rombardo; Allen, Angela; Bashaw, Walt; Shelhamer, Mike

Pilot Testing of Two-Sludge ENR Systems, Success Despite Murphy
pp. 1919-1939(21)
Authors: Wimmer, RF; Wang, G.; Tomaskovic, P; Martin, J.

BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM WITH A HOSPITAL IN NIGERIA
pp. 1940-1944(5)
Authors: Strock, Chris; Tech, Virginia

ACHIEVING ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT STANDARDS WITH IFAS
pp. 1945-1958(14)
Authors: Weerapperuma, Dilrika; de Silva, Viraj; Seeta, Vamsi K.

SELECTING A THERMAL DRYER - ACHIVING CLASS A BIOSOLIDS
pp. 1959-1969(11)
Authors: de Silva, Viraj; Chan, Kwan Kin

USING ALTERNATIVE PARAMETERS TO PREDICT SUCCESS FOR PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN WWTP'S
pp. 1970-1984(15)
Authors: Barnard, James; Shaw, Andrew; Lindeke, Dennis

INVESTIGATION OF PAOs AND GAOs AND THEIR EFFECTS ON EBPR PERFORMANCE AT FULL-SCALE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS IN U.S.
pp. 1985-1998(14)
Authors: Gu, April Z.; Saunders, A.; Neethling, J.B.; Stensel, H. D.; Blackall, L. L.

THE ROLE OF RHODOCYCLUS-LIKE ORGANISMS IN BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL: FACTORS INFLUENCING POPULATION STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY
pp. 1999-2011(13)
Authors: He, S.; Gu, A. Z.; McMahon, K. D.

MODEL-AIDED METHODOLOGY FOR SYSTEMATIC EXPLORATION OF THE OPTIMAL OPERATIONAL DOMAIN OF NUTRIENT REMOVING SBR SYSTEMS
pp. 2012-2034(23)
Authors: Sin, Gürkan; Vanrolleghem, Peter A

COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF PERFORMANCE CAPABILITIES OF BIOLOGICAL NUTRIENT REMOVAL PLANTS OPERATING IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION
pp. 2035-2039(5)
Authors: Brandão, Daniela; Daigger, Glen T.; O'Shaughnessy, Maureen; Sadick, Thomas E.

OPTIMIZATION OF STRATEGIES FOR SEPARATE CENTRATE TREATMENT VIA PARTIAL NITRIFICATION AND DENITRIFICATION IN NEW YORK CITY WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANTS
pp. 2040-2054(15)
Authors: Regan, M.; Pape, R.; Bowden, G.; Chandran, K.; Bodniewicz, B.; Anderson, J.; Carrio, L. A.; Sexton, J; Sapienza, V.

AUTOTROPHIC SULFUR OXIDIZING DENITRIFICATION FOR TOTAL NITROGEN REMOVAL IN ON SITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS
pp. 2055-2073(19)
Authors: Lopez-Luna, E. L.; Ergas, S. J.; Sengupta, S.

A NEW APPROACH FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF DECAY, ACTIVE FRACTION OF BIOMASS AND EXTRACELLULAR POLYMERIC SUBSTANCES IN HYDROGEN-DRIVEN DENITRIFICATION
pp. 2074-2084(11)
Authors: Rezania, B.; Oleszkiewicz, J. A.; Cicek, N.

EVALUATION OF MOVING BED BIOFILM REACTOR TECHNOLOGY FOR ENHANCING NITROGEN REMOVAL IN A STABILIZATION POND TREATMENT PLANT
pp. 2085-2102(18)
Authors: Weiss, Jeffery S.; Alvarez, Marcos; Tang, Chi-Chung; Horvath, Robert W.; Stahl, James F.

Alkalinity and ORP changes at nitrification and denitrification in a sequencing batch reactor (SBR)
pp. 2103-2118(16)
Author: Li, Baikun

EFFECTS OF SHORT SOLIDS RETENTION TIME ON PERFORMANCE AND MEMBRANE FOULING OF SUBMERGED ANOXIC/OXIC MEMBRANE BIOREACTORS
pp. 2119-2127(9)
Authors: Tan, T.W.; Ng, H.Y.; Ong, S.L; Toh, C.A.; Loo, Z.P.

THE EFFECT OF HIGH MIXED LIQUOR SUSPENDED SOLIDS CONCENTRATION, MIXED LIQUOR PROPERTIES, AND COARSE BUBBLE AERATION FLOW RATE ON MEMBRANE PERMEABILITY
pp. 2128-2146(19)
Authors: Trussell, R. Shane; Merlo, Rion P.; Hermanowicz, Slawomir W.; Jenkins, David

EXAMINING THE INITIATION OF BIOFOULING IN MEMBRANE BIOREACTORS TREATING PAPER WASTEWATER
pp. 2147-2162(16)
Authors: ZHANG, K.; CHOI, H.; SORIAL, G.A.; DIONYSIOU, D.; OERTHER, D.B.

APPLICATION OF ANAEROBIC MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR TO TREAT LOW STRENGTH WASTEWATER USING NON-WOVEN FILTER AND POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE (PTFE) COMPOSITE MEMBRANE
pp. 2163-2175(13)
Authors: Ho, Jaeho; Khanal, Samir Kumar; Sung, Shihwu

Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor (AnMBR) Treating Swine Manure: Microbial Community Structure and Overall Process Performance
pp. 2176-2182(7)
Authors: Padmasiri, S. I.; Zhang, J.; Fitch, M.; Norddhal, B.; Morgenroth, E.; Raskin, L.

HYDROGENOTROPHIC WASTEWATER DENITRIFICATION USING HOLLOW FIBER MEMBRANE BIOREACTORS
pp. 2183-2195(13)
Authors: Sahu, Ashish K.; Ergas, Sarina J.

Application of Membrane Aerated Membrane Coupled Bioreactor (M2BR) for the Simultaneous COD and Ammonia Removal in the Spaceship Wastewater Treatment
pp. 2196-2196(1)
Authors: Chen, Ruoyu D; LaPara, Timothy M

PROPERTIES AFFECTING THE THICKENING AND DEWATERING OF SUBMERGED MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR SLUDGE
pp. 2197-2197(1)
Authors: Merlo, Rion P.; Trussell, R. Shane; Hermanowicz, Slawomir W.; Jenkins, David

BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS AND OTHER CONTAMINATED AQUEOUS STREAMS: SELECTION OF BIOREACTOR ALTERNATIVES
pp. 2198-2218(21)
Authors: Sutton, Paul M.; Togna, A. Paul

INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT WITH THE STATIC GRANULAR BED REACTOR VERSUS THE UASB
pp. 2219-2231(13)
Authors: Evans, Eric Anthony; Ellis, Timothy G.

THE VALUE OF FINE BUBBLE DIFFUSER TESTING UNDER ACTUAL OPERATING CONDITIONS IN A HIGHLY INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER
pp. 2232-2247(16)
Authors: Demko, Michael S.; Coughenour, Frank; Pacifici, John J.; Jeyanayagam, Sam; Redmon, David T.

SEQUENCING BATCH REACTOR FOR TREATMENT OF HIGH SALINE WASTEWATER
pp. 2248-2256(9)
Authors: Ng, How Y.; Ong, Say L.

PERFORMANCE OF UASB REACTOR TREATING HIGH OIL & GREASE PET FOOD WASTEWATER UNDER CRITICAL LOADING CONDITIONS
pp. 2257-2269(13)
Authors: Jeganathan, J.; Nakhla, G.; Bassi, A.

TERMOPHILIC AEROBIC TREATMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND PETROCHEMICAL WASTEWATERS
pp. 2270-2289(20)
Authors: E., Rodríguez Hurtado; A., Narros Sierra; M.J., Molina Rubio; C., Álvarez Requena

A METHOD FOR TESTING NITRIFICATION INHIBITION CHARACTERISTICS (NIC) IN WASTEWATER
pp. 2290-2296(7)
Authors: Wang, Guihua; Thomson, P.J. H.; Courtney, M.; Sokhey, P.

ENRICHIMENT OF ANAEROBIC AMMONIUM OXIDIZING (ANAMMOX) BACTERIA FROM ACTIVATED SLUDGE USING CONTINUOUS CULTIVATION SYSTEM.
pp. 2297-2304(8)
Authors: Isaka, Kazuichi; Ikuta, Hajime; Sumino, Tatsuo; Date, Yasuhiro; Yoshie, Sachiko; Tsuneda, Satoshi

MICELLAR-ENHANCED ULTRAFILTRATION (MEUF) FOR REMOVING METALS AND ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS USING MIXED SURFACTANTS
pp. 2305-2314(10)
Authors: Li, Chi-Wang; Liu, Chuan-Kun

OZONATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY COD AND COLOR IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY WASTEWATER
pp. 2315-2325(11)
Authors: COSTE, Marielle; BUCAILLE, Arnaud; FAURE, Nicolas; CIGANA, John

ELECTROLYTIC TREATMENT OF TEXTILE WASTEWATER: EFFLUENT TOXICITY ASSESSMENT AND IMPLICATIONS
pp. 2326-2337(12)
Authors: Sundaram, Vijayakumar; Kupferle, Margaret J.

ENHANCED REDUCTION OF PERCHLORATE BY ELEMENTAL IRON AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES
pp. 2338-2343(6)
Authors: Oh, Seok-Young; Chiu, Pei C.; Cha, Daniel K.

EVALUATION OF INNOVATIVE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR FREE AND COMPLEXED CYANIDE REMOVAL FROM A CHARACTERISTICALLY HAZARDOUS WASTEWATER
pp. 2344-2354(11)
Authors: Rushing, Jason C.; Bott, Charles B.; Brummer, Jay R.; Keely, Jerry A.

PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL TREATMENT FOR REFINERY WASTEWATER
pp. 2355-2379(25)
Authors: Conner, William; Hajri, Mohammed Al; Liu, John

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN MIXING, FLOCCULATION AND FLOTATION FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER PRETREATMENT AND MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT
pp. 2380-2407(28)
Authors: Colic, Miroslav; Morse, Dwain; Morse, Wade; Miller, Jan D.

ALPHA FACTOR TESTING AT A STEP FEED BNR PLANT
pp. 2408-2422(15)
Authors: Ries, Matthew P.; Redmon, David T.; Corsoro, Frank; Wilson, Thomas E.

ROTOR RETROFIT OPTIMIZES AERATION SYSTEM
pp. 2423-2433(11)
Authors: Dorman, William; Ulrich, Joseph; Richens, Jon

EVALUATION OF POWER SAVINGS THROUGH AERATION CONTROL AT AUCKLAND'S MANGERE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
pp. 2434-2450(17)
Authors: Brischke, Ken; Morgan, Shane; Dold, Peter; Bye, Chris; Newbery, Colin

TAKING AERATION TO A NEW OTE LEVEL
pp. 2451-2464(14)
Authors: Wallis-Lage, Cindy L.; Whitman, Eliza Jane; Hemken, Brad E.

ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF FINE PORE DIFFUSER AGING
pp. 2465-2477(13)
Authors: Rosso, Diego; Stenstrom, Michael K.

THE IMPORTANCE OF QUANTIFYING GAS PHASE COMPOSITION IN DETERMINING AERATION SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS.
pp. 2478-2489(12)
Authors: Fairlamb, Mark; Jones, Richard

AERATION DIFFUSER MEMBRANE TESTING AT THE SONOMA VALLEY TREATMENT PLANT
pp. 2490-2515(26)
Authors: Zambenini, J. D.; Hammond, R.; Wyand, T.; Hagwood, S.