Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

Ultra Violet Light Cured Fiberglass CIPP Resolves Extreme Rehab Conditions
pp. 3763-3765(3)
Authors: Montemarano, Richard; Dayton, Scottie

RESOLVING CLAIMS FOR MICROTUNNELING - A CASE HISTORY OF THE ARLINGTON CEMETERY STORMWATER OUTFALL TUNNEL
pp. 3766-3785(20)
Authors: Headland, Paul J.; Younis, Mohamed A.

LOW PRESSURE SEWER SYSTEM FOR AFFLUENT EXISTING NEIGHBORHOOD
pp. 3786-3803(18)
Author: Chapin, Jeff

TIME FOR A RE-EXAMINATION OF SEWER DESIGN FLOW CRITERIA
pp. 3804-3817(14)
Authors: Nelson, Richard E.; Schultz, Nancy U.

TRACTIVE FORCE DESIGN FOR SELF-CLEANSING OF SANITARY SEWERS (WEF FD 5 / ASCE MOP 60)
pp. 3818-3833(16)
Author: Merritt, LaVere B.

CORROSION FAILURE IN DEEP WASTEWATER TUNNELS: LESSONS AND SOLUTIONS
pp. 3834-3842(9)
Authors: Haynes, Clay; McKelvey, James; Cline, Mark

ASSET MANAGEMENT AND NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION OF FORCE MAINS IN NEW YORK CITY
pp. 3843-3867(25)
Authors: Ramalingam, K.; Agrawal, A.K.; Kawaguchi, A.K.; Rozelman, S.; Kulcsar, F.; Farooqi, N.

SAVINGS THROUGH SHARED RISK AND TIME & MATERIALS CONTRACTS
pp. 3868-3874(7)
Authors: Rammeloo, Ashley M.; Copeland, Tom; Lewis, Kim

One Forcemain - Multiple Sewage Pumping Stations
pp. 3875-3877(3)
Author: Gundry, Michael

MULTIFACETED SEWER IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM ELIMINATES SEWER CONNECTION MORATORIUM AND SYSTEM OVERFLOWS
pp. 3878-3893(16)
Authors: Pearson, Jon R.; Chelton, Donald J.; Drobiak, David S.

REHAB OR BUILD NEW? A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO LIFT STATION ANALYSIS
pp. 3894-3898(5)
Authors: Evans, Adam; Daniels, Mark; Cantwell, Joel

LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOAD COMPLIANCE USING OPTIMIZATION ANALYSIS OF POINT AND NON-POINT SOURCE LOADS
pp. 3899-3911(13)
Authors: Fitzgerald, Casey; Steinbrecher, Paul; Griffin, Mitch; Patwardhan, Avinash; Dunn, Bill

FINDING YOUR WAY OFF THE 303(D) LIST - A SUCCESS STORY ON THE HARDING DRAIN
pp. 3912-3931(20)
Authors: Gain, Jenny; Paulson, Cindy; Hansen, Aren; Liebersbach, Debra

STAKEHOLDER DEVELOPED TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOADS
pp. 3932-3940(9)
Author: Minton, Chris

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS AND NUTRIENT IMPAIRED SURFACE WATER BODIES IN SEVEN NORTHERN STATES
pp. 3941-3951(11)
Authors: Heinen, Erik; Wagner, Kenneth; Gendron, Wendy; McGovern, Theresa; Dunlap, Catherine

The Virginia Nutrient Credit Trading Program - How Program Structure and Pricing Affects Willingness to Participate and the Ability to Develop Optimal Compliance Plans Through Trading
pp. 3952-3961(10)
Authors: Harvey, Glenn; Haley, Mark; Pomeroy, Chris; Jones, Cy; Stanger, Cody

The Connecticut Nitrogen Trading Program: Lessons Learned and the Challenges that Remain to Achieve the TMDL for Long Island Sound
pp. 3962-3979(18)
Authors: Johnson, G.; Gersley, K.; Murphy, D.R.

A TIERED WATERSHED PCB RUNOFF LOADING APPROACH FOR UNMONITORED TRIBUTARIES IN A TMDL PROCESS
pp. 3980-3984(5)
Authors: Smullen, James; Ksyniak, David

NATURAL TREATMENT SYSTEM ALTERNATIVES FOR EFFLUENT THERMAL (TEMPERATURE) MANAGEMENT IN WESTERN OREGON
pp. 3985-3986(2)
Authors: Emond, Henriette M.; Madison, Mark F.; Sinclair, Frank W.; Stultz, Curtis L.

CHALLENGES OF ACCOUNTING FOR NON-POINT SOURCES IN A TMDL EVALUATION
pp. 3987-3997(11)
Authors: Spivey, Kelly; Wimmer, Robert

USING A WORK AND ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AS A UTILITY REENGINEERING PLATFORM TO IMPLEMENT BALANCED SCORECARDS, SKILL BASED PAY AND IMPROVE ASSET MANAGEMENT
pp. 3998-4015(18)
Authors: Klepper, Stephen; Thaxton, Saundra

A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM LIFTS THE VEIL ON ASSET MANAGEMENT
pp. 4016-4027(12)
Authors: Donovan, Steve; Campanella, Kevin; Myers, Jennifer

Plant Asset Management - Making the Transition to World-Class Reliability Practices
pp. 4028-4040(13)
Authors: Bloomquist, Rob; Gillette, Steve

RISK -BASED MODEL/DECISION SUPPORT TOOL FOR WASTEWATER ASSET REFURBISHMENT AND REPLACEMENT (R&R) PLANNING
pp. 4041-4059(19)
Author: Warburton, Jack

BUILDING AN INTEGRATED ASSET MANAGEMENT CULTURE: Palm Beach County Water Utility Department's Experience
pp. 4060-4067(8)
Authors: Johnson, Larry A.; West, Debra; Rothstein, Eric; Lutchman, Roop

A Simplified Approach to Asset Information Management for Mid-Size Utilities
pp. 4068-4083(16)
Authors: Chau, Les; Preiss, Jeroen; Williams, Tim; Yeager, Tom

ADVANCING CMMS TO SUPPORT PERFORMANCE BASED ASSET MANAGEMENT
pp. 4084-4092(9)
Author: Yee, Vincent

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM X 3: IMPLEMENTING AN INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
pp. 4093-4094(2)
Authors: Klamm, Jeanette R.; Wagner, Dave; Lawless, Mike

REDUCING OPERATING COSTS AND IMPROVING PERFORMANCE THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION OF A BIOSOLIDS ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
pp. 4095-4111(17)
Authors: Kricun, Andrew; Zonis, Oleg

WATER SERVICES MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: THE ROLE OF THE INDICATORS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE
pp. 4112-4124(13)
Authors: Perotto, Eleonora; Canziani, Roberto

BEYOND THE “E” IN AN EMS
pp. 4125-4157(33)
Authors: Hemenway, C.; Peot, C.

FIRST INITIATIVE OF A TOWN WIDE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EMS)
pp. 4158-4166(9)
Authors: Wyks, Amy; Etemadi, Aref

IMPLEMENTING ISO 14001 EMS - WORKING BACKWARD FROM 11 CITY DEPARTMENTS TO A WATER UTILITY AT THE CITY OF DALLAS
pp. 4167-4176(10)
Authors: Coomes, Grady; Fiffick, Laura

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INTEGRATED COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT ISO 14001 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
pp. 4177-4187(11)
Authors: Delaney, Betsy; Brunt, Michael E. Van; Beckett, Charlie; Funicello, Robert; Murphy, Liam; Lauro, Tom

USING ISO 14001 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN DEVELOPING THE IRELAND EAST RIVER BASIN DISTRICT RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
pp. 4188-4188(1)
Authors: Pedersen, Tom A.; Hooper, Alan; Rosenberg, Myron; Leahy, Thomas

PHEW! NOW THAT YOU'RE CERTIFIED YOU CAN REST!
pp. 4189-4196(8)
Author: Newton, Jim

Regulatory Management Simplified with Enterprise Compliance Management
pp. 4197-4198(2)
Authors: Bacon, William R.; Dower, Nadine J.

CITY OF HIGH POINT's EXPERIENCE WITH BID-TO-GOAL PROJECT - ROUND III
pp. 4199-4210(12)
Authors: McAliley, Ilke E.; Mosteller, Kevin; Ryan, Matt; Vanderzee, Chip; Thompson, Chris; Houk, Terry

A MULTIFACETED APPROACH TO CLEAR WATER REDUCTION
pp. 4211-4222(12)
Authors: Kuehlmann, Tammy; Casper, David; Surwillo, Mark

CITY OF SLIDELL'S DRAINAGE AND SEWER SYSTEM RECOVERY EFFORTS FOLLOWING HURRICANE KATRINA
pp. 4223-4234(12)
Authors: O'Dell, Donna; Cruice, Kevin P.

XI LANG WWTP, CHINA: AN INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS STORY IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
pp. 4235-4243(9)
Authors: North, Andy; McGowan, Bryce; Baker, Simon

CROSS TRAINING FOUND NECESSARY TO MINE AUTOMATION SAVINGS AT THE BLUE PLAINS ADVANCED WASTEWATER PLANT
pp. 4244-4253(10)
Authors: Kharkar, Salil; Bailey, Walter; Tesfaye, Aklile

RCAP and Small Systems Can be a Winning Team
pp. 4254-4264(11)
Authors: Fishbaugh, Thomas; Rauch, John B.

STUDY ON SEWAGE SLUDGE GASIFICATION
pp. 4265-4272(8)
Author: Takahashi, Hajime

QUANTIFYING STRUVITE FORMATION IN CALGARY'S WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM
pp. 4273-4287(15)
Authors: Wilson, A. Warren; Amatya, Prasanna L.; Takacs, Imre; Do, Paul

ADDRESSING DIGESTER FOAMING BY FIXING ACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEM AND GAINING CAPACITY IN BOTH
pp. 4288-4301(14)
Authors: Tam, Patricia; Melcer, Henryk; Voges, L. Emil; McCarthy, Bill; Harlan, William D.

OPERATION OF A SOLIDS CONTACT TANK AT LOW DISSOLVED OXYGEN AND LOW TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS CONCENTRATIONS
pp. 4302-4309(8)
Authors: Moise, Mark; Ekster, Alex

FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE: PRELIMINARY AND PRIMARY TREATMENT RESIDUALS HANDLING IMPROVEMENTS
pp. 4310-4324(15)
Authors: Green, William Dana; Sangrey, Karla; Nowak, Joe; Foisy, Mike; LaVergne, Debra

Energy Optimisation by determination of Critical Oxygen Point in WWTP operations.
pp. 4325-4342(18)
Author: Dooley, Michael

ACHIEVING STRINGENT EFFLUENT LIMITS TAKES A LOT OF ENERGY!
pp. 4343-4356(14)
Authors: Monteith, Hugh; Kalogo, Youssouf; Louzeiro, Nuno

SIMULATION FOR OPERATION AND CONTROL OF REJECT WATER TREATMENT PROCESSES
pp. 4357-4372(16)
Authors: Jones, R. M.; Dold, P.L.; Takács, I.; Chapman, K.; Wett, B.; Murthy, S.; Shaughnessy, M.O'

EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE OPERATION MODES FOR AEROBIC DIGESTER AT THE FOUNTAIN HILLS SANITARY DISTRICT WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY
pp. 4373-4381(9)
Authors: Machado, J.C.; Samstag, R.; Trompke, D.; Huber, R.D.

Uncertainty Analysis of Mound Monitoring for Recharged Water from Surface Spreading Basins
pp. 4382-4401(20)
Authors: Park, Heekyung; Cha, Dong-Hoon; Fox, Peter

GREAT SWAMP EFFLUENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: A NATURAL PARTNERSHIP
pp. 4402-4409(8)
Authors: Petry, Chris; Knight, Robert

MULTIPLE BARRIER TREATMENT FOR INDIRECT POTABLE REUSE: CONSIDERATIONS FOR TRACE CONTAMINANTS OF EMERGING CONCERN
pp. 4410-4425(16)
Authors: Esposito, Kathleen M.; Phillips, Patrick J.; Stinson, Beverley M.; Bradley, Timothy; Whalen, Gary; Mysore, C.

EL MONTE VALLEY RECHARGE PROJECT FINAL FEASIBILITY STUDY
pp. 4426-4455(30)
Authors: Davis, Kevin; Smith, Tim

Pecan Grove MUD: Stabilizing Groundwater Withdrawals and Water Rates with Reclaimed Water
pp. 4456-4475(20)
Author: Vandertulip, Don

USE OF RECLAIMED WATER AND STORMWATER FOR WETLAND RESTORATION ON A MUNICIPAL WELLFIELD: EVALUATING POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO PUBLIC HEALTH
pp. 4476-4492(17)
Authors: Daigle, Deborah; Brandhuber, Phil; Horton, Lenore; Orozco, Danielly

RESEARCH ON URBAN WATER ENVIRONMENT STUDIES USING RECLAIMED WASTEWATER - S City in the Nostalgic Future that Recaptures Its Waterfront Heritage
pp. 4493-4496(4)
Authors: Onoda, Yoshiyasu; Shimizu, Toshiaki; Wachi, Eiji

GREASE PROCESSING FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY, PROFIT, SUSTAINABILITY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT
pp. 4497-4505(9)
Authors: Schafer, Perry; Trueblood, Don; Fonda, Ken; Lekven, Craig

MAKING COGENERATION PENCIL OUT: ANAEROBIC CO-DIGESTION OF GREASE TRAP WASTE
pp. 4506-4512(7)
Authors: Chung, Greg; York, Richard; Rank, Stephan

DIGESTER GAS POWERS ENERGY CONSERVATION AT BALTIMORE's BACK RIVER WWTP
pp. 4513-4523(11)
Authors: Schroedel, Ralph B. (Rusty); Cavagnaro, Peter V.; Mukira, Duncan; Jabaji, Hatim

SUPPORTING INCREASED DEPLOYMENT OF BIOGAS-FUELED POWER AND HEAT PROJECTS AT MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES: A MULTI-AGENCY PERSPECTIVE
pp. 4524-4541(18)
Authors: Frankiewicz, Tom; Chaudhry, Shahid; O'Connor, Kathleen

THE POWER OF DIGESTER GAS, A TECHNOLOGY REVIEW FROM MICRO TO MEGAWATTS
pp. 4542-4551(10)
Authors: McDannel, Mark; Wheless, Ed

GREEN APPLES, ORANGES, AND BANANAS - COMPARISON AND PRE-SELECTION OF DIGESTER GAS-DRIVEN ADVANCED COGENERATION SYSTEMS FOR THE CBFT³ PROCESS
pp. 4552-4562(11)
Authors: Arnett, Cliff; Shaw, Randy; Willis, John; Durden, Karen

EFFLUENT TO ENERGY AND IT IS RENEWABLE
pp. 4563-4577(15)
Authors: Karafa, Douglas W.; Devlin, James P.; Yankovich, David R; Froehlich, Donald R.

FULL SCALE PILOT STUDY USING THE VTX PROCESS FOR THE REMOVAL OF SULFIDE AT THE VIRGINIA INITIATIVE PLANT
pp. 4578-4592(15)
Authors: Ghosn, S.; Groszek, G.; Cox, H.W.

Using The INTERCEPTOR Wastewater Collection System Emissions Model to Plan and Implement System-Wide Odor Reductions: A Case Study in Tucson, Arizona
pp. 4593-4607(15)
Authors: Quigley, Chris; Ward, Matthew; Easter, Chris; Popeck, Joe; Fyock, Ben

A UNIQUE APPROACH TO SULFIDE MODELING FOR LOW FLOWS
pp. 4608-4621(14)
Authors: Pai, Anil; Occiano, Victor

Extreme Siphon Odors Controlled with Multistage Biological System
pp. 4622-4637(16)
Authors: Davidson, Steve; Ratajczyk, Rick; Hook, Steve; Muller, Theresa

INTERCEPTOR HYDROGEN SULFIDE GENERATION MODEL FOR PREDICTION OF CORROSIVE ENVIRONMENTS SACRAMENTO REGIONAL COUNTY SANITARY DISTRICT
pp. 4638-4663(26)
Authors: Chapman, Brian; Krajewski, Kevin; Frankel, Andrew

ESTIMATING AND CONTROLLING ODORS IN COLLECTION SYSTEMS/TUNNELS WITH VORTEX DROP SHAFTS
pp. 4664-4674(11)
Authors: Desing, Bill; Vatter, Brandon; Siczka, John; Quigley, Chris

SYSTEMATIC ODOR CONTROL MASTER PLAN FOR A COMPLEX WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM - L.A.'s EXPERIENCE
pp. 4675-4688(14)
Authors: Hare, Scott; Lavergne, Farah; Lorenzo, Vlad

Dual Process Odor and Corrosion Control Treatment Train to Remove Total Reduced Sulfur Compounds
pp. 4689-4692(4)
Authors: Ricker, James; Uglevich, Joseph; Picknell, Michel

CONSIDERATIONS IN DEVELOPING ODOR REDUCTION STRATEGIES FOR LARGE REGIONAL FACILITIES
pp. 4693-4694(2)
Authors: Occiano, Victor; Pai, Anil