Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

Emerging Chemical Processes to produce Value-Added Products (VAPs) from Manure and Municipal Residuals
pp. 1-13(13)
Authors: Reimers, Robert S.; Fitzmorris, Kari B.; Pillai, Suresh D.; Oleszkiewicz, Jan A.; Smith, James E.

ON-LINE DATA COLLECTION AND GIS-BASED BIOSOLIDS INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
pp. 14-19(6)
Authors: Zhou, Jianpeng; Hu, Shunfu

A STUDY OF THE BIODEGRADABLE FRACTION OF SLUDGES IN AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC SYSTEMS
pp. 20-35(16)
Authors: Jones, R.; Parker, W.; Khan, Z.; Murthy, S.; Rupke, M.

Sludge Rheology and Non-Newtonian Pipeline Hydraulics
pp. 36-48(13)
Authors: Eftekharzadeh, Shahriar; Marx, James J.; Harrison, Dorian

DEWATERING OPTIMIZATION AT THE PLUM ISLAND WATER RECLAMATION FACILITY USING AN INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY
pp. 49-62(14)
Authors: Órmeci, Banu; Jake Earle, John K.

Forward Market Planning at the Largest Indoor Biosolids Composting Facility in the U.S.
pp. 63-67(5)
Authors: Ron Alexander, R.; Ziegenbein, Jeff

BIOSOLIDS MARKETS - CLASS A OR CLASS B?
pp. 68-94(27)
Authors: Williams, Todd O.; Borghesi, John; Alexander, Ron; Scharp, Mike; Walters, Lauri

THE TAGRO® STORY - HOW THE CITY OF TACOMA, WASHINGTON WENT BEYOND PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE TO ACHIEVE THE BIOSOLIDS PROGRAM WORDS WE'D ALL LIKE TO HEAR: “SOLD OUT“
pp. 95-106(12)
Authors: Eschborn, Ralph; Thompson, Daniel C.

Constructing and Maintaining Parks and Recreational Facilities with Chicago Biosolids: Expanding Local Markets by Going Beyond Part 503 to Demonstrate Safety
pp. 107-129(23)
Authors: Granato, Thomas C.; Hundal, Lakhwinder S.; Cox, Albert; Lanyon, Richard; Kollias, Louis

CITY OF EUREKA CLASS A BIOSOLIDS PROCESSING UPGRADE
pp. 130-142(13)
Authors: Wilson, Steve; Mills, Tim; Charles, Fred

Mineral By-Products: Adding value to your Biosolids
pp. 143-149(7)
Author: Nicholson, Timothy J.

DROUGHT ASSESSMENT OF AUXIN-BOOSTED BIOSOLIDS
pp. 150-165(16)
Authors: Zhang, Xunzhong; Ervin, E.H.; Evanylo, G.K.; Haering, K.

USE OF AEROBICALLY DIGESTED, ANAEROBICALLY DIGESTED AND LIME STABILIZED BIOSOLIDS FOR RESTORING SEMI-ARID RANGELANDS
pp. 166-180(15)
Authors: McFarland, Michael J.; Vutran, MaiAnh; Vasquez, Issaak Romero; Schmitz, Mark; Brobst, Robert B.; Olson, Dan; Fisher, Reed

BIOSOLIDS APPLICATION AFFECTS AN OVERGRAZED RANGELAND
pp. 181-196(16)
Authors: Ippolito, Jim; Scharp, Mike; Parker, Kipp; Schultz, Wayne; Brobst, Bob

INTEGRATING OPERATIONAL AND COMPLIANCE DATA FOR EPA REGION 8 STATES
pp. 197-212(16)
Authors: Stephens, Aaron B.; Creamer, Frederick L.; Scharp, Mike E.; Pepperman, Robert E.; McManis, John S.; Johnston, Trudy E.

DEMONSTRATING DEEP ROW PLACEMENT OF BIOSOLIDS IN COAL MINE LAND RECLAMATION
pp. 213-230(18)
Authors: Toffey, William; Flamino, Eric; Pepperman, Robert; Grous, Alicia; Drumheller, Andrew; Garvey, Diane

BIOSOLIDS TRACE CONSTITUENTS: THE LATEST HYPE
pp. 231-235(5)
Author: Rubin, Alan

Evaluating Digestion Compliance Calculations
pp. 236-242(7)
Author: Hetherington, Michelle

IMPLEMENTING A SUCCESSFUL STATE BIOSOLIDS RECYCLING PROGRAM
pp. 243-248(6)
Author: Kester, Greg

NATIONAL TRENDS IN BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT: A SURVEY OVERVIEW
pp. 249-256(8)
Authors: Beecher, Ned; Goldstein, Nora; Kester, Greg; Lono-Batura, Maile; Crawford, Kristy; Dziezyk, Elizabeth

A FLUIDIZED BED INCINERATION SYSTEM PERMITTING EXPERIENCE AT THE YPSILANTI COMMUNITY UTILITIES AUTHORITY WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY
pp. 257-263(7)
Authors: Kang, S. J.; Allbaugh, T.A.; Pineau, B.; Lochocki, V. G.; Olmstead, K.P.; Thomas, L.; Thomas, P.; Jessee, M.

GOOD GOLLY MISS MOLY!
pp. 264-271(8)
Authors: Parnell, Dan; Schultz, Scott

FULL SCALE AND LABORATORY SCALE RESULTS FROM THE TRIAL OF MICROSLUDGE AT THE JOINT WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT AT LOS ANGELES COUNTY
pp. 272-299(28)
Authors: Stephenson, Rob; Laliberte, Scott; Hoy, Preston; Drew, Amanda; Britch, Diana

FILL `ER UP .…WITH BIOMETHANE PLEASE!
pp. 300-328(29)
Authors: Strehler, Jennifer L.; Parry, David L.; Campbell, Renee

GREEN BAY RETOOLS MHFS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
pp. 329-337(9)
Authors: Angoli, Bill; Bartel, Bruce

ENERGY RECOVERY FROM DIGESTER GAS AT HYPERION
pp. 338-348(11)
Authors: Lewis, F. Michael; Haug, R. Tim; Poosti, Ali; Redd, Kenneth R.

EXPANSION OF CO-DIGESTION AT LETHBRIDGE ALBERTA
pp. 349-356(8)
Authors: Vandenburgh, S.R; Parry, D.L

THE SLURRYCARB™ PROCESS PRIOR TO DRYING: ECONOMICALLY CONVERTING BIOSOLIDS TO A RENEWABLE FUEL
pp. 357-366(10)
Authors: Kearney, Raymond J.; Bolin, Kevin M.

Pathogen Inactivation in Thermophilic Anaerobic Digestion
pp. 367-380(14)
Authors: Willis, John; Farrell, Joseph; Murthy, Sudhir; Schafer, Perry

BIOSOLIDS RECYCLING FACILITY - SLUDGE TO GLASS AGGREGATE
pp. 381-389(9)
Authors: Dorn, Brian; Speth, David; Jensen, Brian

FIVE YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL OPERATION - A REPORT ON NORTH AMERICA'S FIRST NEW TEMPERATURE PHASED ANAEROBIC DIGESTION SYSTEM AT THE WESTERN LAKE SUPERIOR SANITARY DISTRICT (WLSSD)
pp. 390-406(17)
Authors: Krugel, Steve; Parrella, Al; Ellquist, Kerry; Hamel, Kathy

ANAEROBIC BIODEGRADATION OF SLUDGE AND FOG
pp. 407-426(20)
Authors: Kabouris, J.C.; Pavlostathis, S.G.; Tezel, U.; Engelmann, M.; Todd, A.C.; Gillette, R.A.

IMPLEMENTATION OF A TWO-PHASE ANAEROBIC DIGESTION SYSTEM
pp. 427-449(23)
Authors: Barnes, Craig; Walker, Steve; Anderson, Wendy; Papke, Sherman; Norford, A.D.; Kuosman, John; Heinemann, Thomas; Johnson, Bruce; Shea, Tim

Continuous Multi-Stage Autothermal Aerobic Digestion Process
pp. 450-465(16)
Authors: Gyger, Roger F.; McWhirter, J.R.; Balan, Prakash

OXYCAIR™ SOLUTION FOR BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT - PULP AND PAPER SECONDARY SLUDGE MANAGEMENT CASE STUDIES
pp. 466-477(12)
Author: Gagnon, Daniel

BIOSOLIDS PROCESSING CHANGES TAKE “CONVENTIONAL“ WISDOM
pp. 478-487(10)
Authors: Youngberg, Cal; Grover, Grant; Velazquez, José

CANNIBAL AS A COST EFFECTIVE BIOSOLIDS ALTERNATIVE
pp. 488-497(10)
Authors: Rickermann, John H.; Johnson, Bruce R.

TULSA NORTHSIDE WWTP CLASS “A“ BIOSOLIDS AND DIGESTION ENHANCEMENTS
pp. 498-519(22)
Authors: Moen, Greg; Krueger, Tom; Martin, Brad; Cronister, Lee

STARTUP OF A TWO-PHASE DIGESTION PROCESS: DOCUMENTING AN EMERGING TECHNOLOGY
pp. 520-528(9)
Authors: Daugherty, Becky J.; Petit, Jean-Marc; Kilian, Rudy; Gilley, Larry

Increases in Indicator Bacteria Densities after Digestion and Dewatering
pp. 529-530(2)
Author: Higgins, Matthew

Design/Build Results in Early Construction Start in Nashville
pp. 531-536(6)
Authors: “Rusty“ Schroedel, Ralph B.; Taylor, Ron; Hadley, Kelly; Glueckstein, Lee J.; Schrank, Andy

Fueling Biogas Production at the Nansemond Treatment Plant With Fat Oil and Grease Through Advanced Anaerobic Digestion
pp. 537-553(17)
Authors: Richard Tsang, K.; Balzer, Bill; Baumler, Richard J.; Fredericks, Douglas

BIOSOLIDS DRYING AND POWER GENERATION A WIN-WIN FOR CORONA, CALIFORNIA
pp. 554-564(11)
Author: Herndon, Joseph

STARTUP AND OPERATION OF ACID DIGESTION FACILITY
pp. 565-575(11)
Authors: Rowe, Larry; Irenumaagho, Nosa

BIOSOLIDS REUSE-SUCCESS THROUGH PARTNERING
pp. 576-590(15)
Authors: Hoover, M.; Gundlach, J.

BEIJING BIOSOLIDS STRATEGY STUDY
pp. 591-611(21)
Authors: Yang, Xiangping; Ding, Chao; Howard, Jeffrey A.; Shen, Chen-Wei; Wilson, Thomas E.

FROM REGULATOR TO CONTRACTOR BACK TO REGULATOR: PERSPECTIVES ON BIOSOLIDS RECYCLING
pp. 612-621(10)
Authors: O'Dette, Robert G.

EVEN WHEN YOU DO EVERYTHING RIGHT, AND STILL CAN'T GET ANYTHING DONE: THE BOULDER BIOSOLIDS STORY
pp. 622-629(8)
Authors: Heppler, Paul; Oerke, David

CHECKING THE PULSE OF THE COMMUNITY: THE VALUE OF PUBLIC OPINION RESEARCH ON BIOSOLIDS SITES
pp. 630-639(10)
Authors: Sigler, Lisa A.; Frank, Stephan D.

CAN POLITICAL ASPECTS CHANGE HOW YOU MANAGE YOUR BIOSOLIDS?
pp. 640-646(7)
Author: Jones, Diane Gilbert

Biosolids Plant Available Nitrogen (PAN) & Agronomic Application Rate Calculation Worksheet
pp. 647-647(1)

REDUCTION IN BIOSOLIDS ODOR BY MANAGING SOLIDS INVENTORY IN THE SECONDARY ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT SYSTEM
pp. 648-658(11)
Authors: Sekyiamah, Kweku; Kim, Hyunook

ODOR CONTROL FOR HEAT DRYING OF BIOSOLIDS
pp. 659-667(9)
Authors: Hoener, Webster; Santha, Hari; Bates, Robert; Taylor, Ron

STATISTICAL BIOSOLIDS ODOR PREDICTING MODELS USING PROCESSING PARAMETERS AT BLUE PLAINS ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
pp. 668-685(18)
Authors: Vilalai, Sirapong; Gabriel, Steven; Kim, Hyunook; Peot, Christ; Ramirez, Mark

INNOVATIVE BIOLOGICAL ODOR CONTROL ELIMINATES ODOR COMPLAINTS AT MOUNT DORA, FL EAST SIDE WWTP
pp. 686-697(12)
Authors: Wyker, John; Payne, Thomas; Hatch, Christopher; Anthony, Patrick; Eldridge, James

EQUALIZATION STORAGE FOR UNTREATED SLUDGE - PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
pp. 698-708(11)
Authors: Schafer, Perry; Uhte, Warren

A COMPARISON OF AN ORGANIC BIOFILTER AND AN INORGANIC BIOFILTER FOR THE TREATMENT OF RESIDUAL ODORS EMANATING FROM A BIOSOLIDS DE-WATERING FACILITY
pp. 709-725(17)
Authors: Letto, Daryl; Webb, Derek; Rupke, Mark; Herner, Brian

BIOENERGY CONVERSION OF COW MANURE
pp. 726-730(5)
Author: Parry, David L.

STRATEGIES TO REDUCE NUTRIENT LOSSES FROM LAND APPLIED ANIMAL MANURE
pp. 731-745(15)
Author: Smith, Douglas R.

WHAT'S MISSING IN THE CONNECTION BETWEEN CAFO RULES AND NUTRIENT TMDL'S?
pp. 746-753(8)
Author: McGee Miles, Dana

CONCENTRATED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATION (CAFO) REGULATORY UPDATE: FEDERAL AND SELECT STATE PERSPECTIVES
pp. 754-767(14)
Author: Moss, Lynne H.

The Impacts of the 2007 Farm Bill on Agriculture Waste Treatment
pp. 768-776(9)
Authors: Fitzmorris, Kari; Moore, Michael

POTENTIAL FEDERAL REGULATIONS FOR DRINKING WATER TREATMENT PLANT EFFLUENT GUIDELINES AND THEIR IMPACT ON WATER UTILITIES
pp. 777-780(4)
Author: Atasi, Khalil Z.

HANDLING MEMBRANE WASTE WITHOUT DISPOSAL TO SEWER
pp. 781-784(4)
Authors: Edwards-Brandt, Jessica; Reddy, Sanjay; Abraham, Ken; Fecher, Gayla; Henderson, Ron

Residuals Management of Agricultural Drainage Treatment in the San Joaquin Valley, CA
pp. 785-806(22)
Authors: Jurenka, Robert A.; Tiffenbach, Andrew; Yokoyama, Kenneth

EFFICIENT BIODESTRUCTION OF CONTAMINATED WATER TREATMENT PLANT RESIDUALS
pp. 807-811(5)
Authors: Brown, Jess C.; Wheadon, Rick D.; Hansen, Edwin J.

THE EFFECT OF LONG-TERM WATER TREATMENT RESIDUALS - BIOSOLIDS CO-APPLICATIONS ON NATIVE RANGELAND SOIL
pp. 812-827(16)
Author: Ippolito, Jim

Turning your Digesters into Cash Cows, Accepting High Strength Organic Wastes into the Digesters makes Financial Sense
pp. 828-836(9)
Authors: Kilian, Rudy E.; Garrett, Ricky; Jupe, Mike

AKRON, OHIO- THE CITY INCORPORATES AN ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PROCESS INTO THEIR BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
pp. 837-850(14)
Authors: Berger, Annette M.; Gresser, Brian

SWITCHING FROM INCINERATION OF THE HEAT TREATED SLUDGE TO INCINERATION OF THE UNTREATED SLUDGE - EXPERIENCE AT THE REGION OF PEEL LAKEVIEW WWTP, ONTARIO
pp. 851-864(14)
Authors: Fernandes, William; Dangtran, Ky

DIGESTER GAS CLEANING REQUIREMENTS BASED ON END USE
pp. 865-879(15)
Authors: Santha, Hari; Rowan, James; Hoener, Webster

Upgrade of UBWPAD's Multiple Hearth Furnace Sludge Incinerators
pp. 880-892(13)
Authors: Sapienza, Frank; Walsh, Thomas; Sangrey, Karla; Barry, Louis; Madden, Jane; Gaudes, Robert

WIND ERODIBILITY OF BIOSOLIDS AMENDED SOILS: A STATUS REPORT
pp. 893-904(12)
Authors: Tatarko, John; Stefonick, Nikki A.

The Effect of Continued Drought in Eastern Colorado on Wheat Yields and Biosolids Application Rates
pp. 905-915(11)
Author: Quarles, David

YOURS, MINE AND OURS A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT
pp. 916-920(5)
Authors: Grotheer, Tim; Sharp, Mike; Grundemann, Paul

WERF Odor Study Phase III: Effect of Alum Addition on Odorant Production from Anaerobically Digested Biosolids
pp. 921-931(11)
Authors: Chen, Yen-Chih; Adams, Gregory; Erdal, Zeynep; Forbes, Robert H.; Hargreaves, J. Ronald; Higgins, Matthew J.; Witherspoon, Jay

WERF Odor Study Phase III: Impacts of Dewatering Processes and Operational Parameters on Production of Odor Causing Compounds
pp. 932-944(13)
Authors: Higgins, Matthew J.; Adams, Gregory; Chen, Yen-Chih; Erdal, Zeynep; Forbes, Robert H.; Hargreaves, J. Ronald; McEwen, David; Morton, Robert; Murthy, Sudhir N.; Novak, John T.; Witherspoon, Jay

WATER ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH FOUNDATION (WERF) PHASE 3 BIOSOLIDS ODOR RESEARCH RESULTS, FINDINGS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CAKE ODOR REDUCTION
pp. 945-964(20)
Authors: Forbes, Robert; Witherspoon, Jay; Erdal, Zeynep; McEwen, Dave; Adams, Greg; Hargreaves, Ron; Morton, Rob; Novak, John; Higgins, Matthew

WERF Odor Study Phase III: Impacts of the MicroSludge Process on Odor Causing Compounds
pp. 965-978(14)
Authors: Novak, John T.; Park, Chul; Higgins, Matthew J.; Chen, Yen-Chih; Morton, Robert; Gary, Dan; Forbes, Robert

The Influence of Anaerobic Digestion on Centrifugally Dewatered Biosolids Odors
pp. 979-992(14)
Authors: Muller, Christopher D.; Park, Chul; Verma, Nitin; Novak, John T.

Effect of ground rubber vs. ZnSO₄ on spinach accumulation of Cd from Cd-mineralized California soil
pp. 993-993(1)
Author: Chaney, Rufus L.

Managing Poultry Manure Using the Pre-Sidedress Soil Nitrate Test
pp. 994-996(3)
Authors: Quarles, David; Bauder, Troy; Van Wychen, Stefanie

Treating Waste Filter Backwash and Sedimentation/Coagulation Sludges to Meet NPDES Permit Limits at one of Detroit's WTP's
pp. 997-1020(24)

RETURN STREAM TREATMENT - NOT AS SIMPLE AS IT LOOKS
pp. 1021-1029(9)
Authors: Scanlan, Patricia; DeLescinskis, Anthony; Capuzzi, A.J.; Hess, Ryan

The Cincinnati Residuals Experience
pp. 1030-1034(5)
Authors: Vandermeyden, Carel; Engineer, Chief

IMPROVING RESIDUALS HANDLING AT THE WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS WATER TREATMENT PLANT
pp. 1035-1041(7)
Authors: McGowan, Stephen; Lachcik, Thomas; Musinski, Jeff; Samuelson, Amy; Hasan, Sarah

RESIDUALS TREATMENT AT THE YUMA, AZ MAIN STREET WTP
pp. 1042-1046(5)
Authors: Shaffer, Devin; Gross, Mark; Sobeck, Dave; Simonton, Jay; Carroll, Kathleen

Anaerobic Digester Operating Conditions Affects Acetate Utilization Capacity
pp. 1047-1073(27)
Authors: Chapman, Thomas; David Stensel, H.; Ferguson, John F.

ELIMINATION OF EXCESS ORGANIC SLUDGE FROM A MOVING-BED BIOFILM PROCESS
pp. 1074-1081(8)
Authors: Rouse, Joseph D.; Burica, Olga; Strazar, Marjeta; Levstek, Meta

CORRELATING FECAL COLIFORM MEASUREMENTS AND ODORS IN BIOSOLIDS CAKE TO DIGESTER PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS
pp. 1082-1114(33)
Authors: Toffey, William E.; Higgins, Matthew

ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING WWTP EXPANSION USING UNIQUE SOLIDS TREATMENT AND REDUCTION PROCESS
pp. 1115-1125(11)
Authors: Mesloh, Warren; Snider, Kile; Cook, Josh; Garner, Eric

ACID PHASE DIGESTION - FOR FREE
pp. 1126-1131(6)
Authors: Shea, T. G.; Roxburgh, Ruth

FLOCCULANT POLYMER INTERACTIONS IN SEQUENTIAL USE FOR THICKENING AND DEWATERING
pp. 1132-1150(19)
Authors: Dentel, Steven K.; Dursun, Derya; Kelly, Richard; Molseed, Art; Vestergaard-Hansen, Bo; Wilkie, Tom

ADDITION OF BAF AND DAF IN THUNDER BAY: A CASE STUDY OF THE IMPACTS ON THE SOLIDS STREAM
pp. 1151-1166(16)
Authors: Baker, Simon; Freihammer, Till; Bilevicius, Ray; Heerema, Martin; Goodwin, Carl

REDUCING DISPOSAL COSTS THROUGH ADVANCED ELECTRO-DEWATERING
pp. 1167-1179(13)
Authors: McKay, Scott F.; Paradis, Roger; Blanchette, Martin

PILOT-SCALE EVALUATION OF ENZYME PRE-TREATMENT TO ENHANCE DEWATERING: EFFECTS OF SHEAR AND POLYMER
pp. 1180-1195(16)
Authors: Abu-Orf, Mohammad; Dentel, Steve; Dursun, Derya; Turkmen, Muserref

INNOVATIVE MODIFICATIONS TO ENHANCE PERFORMANCE OF AN EXISTING BIOSOLIDS FACILITY
pp. 1196-1215(20)
Authors: Velasco, Robert; Dicus, Leland; Askew, Craven

How the Treatment Plant Processes affect Dewatering
pp. 1216-1228(13)
Author: Yevilevich, Ilya

Permit Management Simplified: Enterprise Compliance Management Web Solutions
pp. 1229-1249(21)
Authors: Bacon, William R.; Dower, Nadine J.

Surviving and Improving NBP Biosolids EMS Interim Audits
pp. 1250-1254(5)
Author: Hetherington, Michelle

Using an Environmental Management System for Biosolids to “Raise the Bar“
pp. 1255-1262(8)
Author: Costanzo, Mitchell A.

Improving Biosolids Management through an Environmental Management System
pp. 1263-1268(6)
Authors: DeMichele, Eugene; Machno, Peter; Stone, Lori

ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF ANAEROBIC DIGESTION ON AVIAN INFLUENZA VIRUS (H5N2).
pp. 1269-1275(7)
Authors: Lucio-Forster, Araceli; Bowman, Dwight D.; Lucio-Martínez, Benjamín; Labare, Michael P.; Butkus, Michael A.

CONSIDERING THE MERITS OF PUBLIC VS. PRIVATE SECTOR OPERATIONS OF BIOSOLIDS DRYERS AND PRODUCT MARKETING
pp. 1276-1289(14)
Authors: Mosteller, Kevin; Saunders, David; Hargrove, Ron; Crump, Frank

A SIMPLE BUT EFFICIENT HIGH PERFORMANCE ANAEROBIC DIGESTER SYSTEM
pp. 1290-1297(8)
Authors: Burnett, Clyde; Togna, A. Paul; Bohner, Andrew; Yang, Yonghua; Warmate, Nsobiari; Paul Sutton, P.M.

Optimizing Your Biosolids Dewatering
pp. 1298-1316(19)
Author: Boyd, Christopher

EFFECTS OF SLUDGE PROPERTIES ON THE THICKENING AND DEWATERING OF WASTE ACTIVATED SLUDGE
pp. 1317-1332(16)
Authors: Merlo, Rion P.; Shane Trussell, R.; Hermanowicz, Slawomir W.; Jenkins, David

DO NOT STOP WHEN YOU ARE AHEAD - OCEAN COUNTY UTILITIES AUTHORITY CRITICAL REVIEW OF CURRENT BIOSOLIDS OPERATION
pp. 1333-1361(29)
Authors: Laustsen, Thomas A.; Moore, Gabrielle; Donovan, John F.; Ertle, David J.; Nese, Peter A.

TAKING FLOTATION THICKENERS TO THE LIMITS OF PERFORMANCE
pp. 1362-1370(9)
Authors: Bratby, John; Walker, Steve; Barnes, Craig; Jones, Garr

SHAKEN OR STIRRED: DIGESTER MIXING DESIGN AND OPERATION SUCCESS STORIES
pp. 1371-1381(11)
Author: Fonda, Kenneth D.

BIOSOLIDS PROCESS ENHANCEMENTS FOR FECAL COLIFORM REDUCTION
pp. 1382-1392(11)
Authors: Williams, Todd O.; Bowen, Rhonda L.

SUSTAINABILITY PRINCIPLES APPLIED TO BIOSOLIDS MASTER PLANNING
pp. 1393-1405(13)
Authors: Harder, Scott E.; Hamel, Kathy; Walters, Lauri