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WEFTEC 2010: Session 1 through Session 10

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Session 1: AEESP Lecture: Technology and Innovation

Introduction of New Process Technology into the Wastewater Treatment Sector
pp. 1-30(30)
Author: Parker, Denny S.

Unique Directionality and Metabolic Modeling of Nitrous Oxide and Nitric Oxide Emissions from Nitrification
pp. 31-35(5)
Authors: Yu, Ran; Ravindhar, Janani; Lu, Huijie; Chandran, Kartik

Metabolic Approach to Increase Bio-Hydrogen and Bio-Butanol Production from Anaerobic Fermentation
pp. 36-38(3)

Biogas Hydrogen Sulfide Adsorption using Waste Tire Media Products
pp. 39-58(20)
Authors: Wang, Ning; Evans, Eric A.; Ellis, Timothy G.

Session 2: Secondary Phosphorus Removal

Fermentation of Mixed Liquor for Phosphorus Removal
pp. 59-71(13)
Authors: Barnard, J.; Houweling, D; Analla, H; Steichen, M

Biological Nutrient Removal by Denitrifying Phosphorus Accumulating Organisms in a Continuous Flow, One-Biomass System
pp. 72-82(11)
Authors: Yuan, Qiuyan; Oleszkiewicz, Jan A.

Primary Sludge Fermenters in BNR Plants: Are they Cost-Effective for Meeting Effluent Phosphorus Limits?
pp. 83-94(12)
Authors: Rabinowitz, Barry; Fries, M. Kim

Session 3: Whole Plant Modeling

Measuring Influent Heterotrophic Biomass Content for Modeling and Design
pp. 95-111(17)
Authors: Dold, P.; Al-Omari, A.; Mokhayeri, Y.; Awobamise, M.; Stinson, B.; Bodniewicz, B.; Bailey, W.; Jones, R.; Murthy, S.

Combining Stress Testing and Dynamic Linking of Whole Plant Simulators and CFD for the Evaluation of WWTP Wet Weather Capacity
pp. 112-136(25)
Authors: Griborio, Alonso; Rohrbacher, Joe; McGehee, Mike; Pitt, Paul; Latimer, Ron; Gellner, James

Verification of WWTP Design Guidelines with Activated Sludge Process Models
pp. 137-146(10)
Authors: Corominas, Lluís; Flores-Alsina, Xavier; Muschalla, Dirk; Neumann, Marc B.; Vanrolleghem, Peter A.

Two Bio-Mass Model Incorporating Temperature Effect for “EBPR“ Process
pp. 147-157(11)
Authors: Hong, Sun-nan; Zhao, Hong

Session 4: Plant Upgrades: Operational Concerns Solved

Web-based O&M Manuals: The Tool for Institutional Knowledge Retention
pp. 158-166(9)
Authors: Snell, Stephen; Perry, Harold; Hoffman, Stephen; Kellogg, Stephen

Improving Utility O&M and Capital Decisions by Incorporating the Concepts of Asset Condition, Criticality and Risk
pp. 167-175(9)
Author: Hyer, Celine

The Not-So-Silent Risk of Improper Controls - Water Hammer
pp. 176-186(11)
Author: Keyser, Gene E.

New Plant Improvements Result in Substantial O&M Cost Savings
pp. 187-209(23)
Authors: Owen, Webster; Herrera, Stephen; Albertson, Orris; Henderson, Wylie

Shopping for a Belt Filter Press? Perspectives from Operators and Designers
pp. 210-212(3)
Authors: Baxter, Megan; deSilva, Viraj

Session 5: Thermal Processing: Drying and Gasification

A Cost Effective Operation and a Low Carbon Footprint for Solids Reduction Using Thermal Drying
pp. 213-219(7)
Author: Anderson, Phillip M.

Comparing the Carbon Footprint of Conventional Gas-Fired Thermal Sludge Drying to Solar Sludge Drying
pp. 220-230(11)
Authors: Hill, Michael; Bux, Markus

The Gasification of Biosolids: An Alternative Disposal Method and Pathway to Renewable Energy Production
pp. 233-243(11)
Authors: Harris, Jonathan; Meade, Duncan

Solar Drying of Biosolids - Recent Experiences in Large Installations
pp. 244-251(8)
Author: Bux, Markus

Session 6: Take a Walk on the Private Side

Princeton (New Jersey) Sewer Operating Committee's Infiltration / Inflow (I/I) Reduction Program - Rehabilitation of Sewer Laterals
pp. 252-259(8)
Authors: Hough, Robert A.; Harding, Charles F.

A Dangerous Situation Exposed With Private Property Laterals
pp. 260-268(9)
Authors: Bowns, Stuart; Chase, Laurie

Unclog the FOG: Mixing Facts, Fun, and Flash for a Community Outreach Program on Fats, Oils, and Grease
pp. 269-275(7)
Authors: Davis, Marci; Robbins, Lisa; O'Brien, Jodi; Jones, James

Expanding the Private Property Virtual Library Private Sewer System Legal Issues
pp. 276-281(6)
Authors: Chase, Laurie; McLamarrah, Jane; Davidson, Jaime

Session 7: Groundwater: Issues in Transport and Treatment of Pollutants

Impacts of Amount of Impregnated Iron in Granular Activated Carbon on Arsenic Adsorption Capacities and Kinetics
pp. 282-299(18)
Authors: Chang, Qigang; Lin, Wei

In situ Groundwater Remediation Using Enricher Reactor - Permeable Reactive Biobarrier
pp. 300-317(18)
Authors: Kasi, Murthy; McEvoy, John; Padmanabhan, G.; Khan, Eakalak

Assessing the Likelihood of Pathogen Transport in Groundwater
pp. 318-347(30)
Author: Mau, Russell

Mobil Development Unit: On-site Pathway to Hg and Other Metals Removal
pp. 348-349(2)
Authors: Hayes, Missy; Sacco, Gina; Kuhel, Tony

Session 8: Project Delivery: Fast, Good, and Cheap, Pick Three

Test Driving a Project Delivery Hybrid: An Evaluation of Design-Assist
pp. 350-352(3)
Authors: Jordan, Todd; Marks, Kathy; Glotzbach, Kenneth; O'Brien, Art

Project Prequalification Process The Do's, The Don'ts, and The How To's
pp. 353-366(14)
Authors: King, Karla L.; Parece, Thomas E.

From NTP to Breaking Ground in 10-months: How to Implement a Membrane Bioreactor Facility Under a Tight Schedule
pp. 367-373(7)
Authors: Grounds, Jude D.; Hyland, Steve; Olds, Kirk; Trent, Michael; Rosane, Randy

Project Management - Overcoming Resistance to Change
pp. 374-382(9)
Author: Farmer, Michele

Session 9: Effective Information Technology Applications

Leveraging the Web to Streamline Data Sharing and Project Collaboration
pp. 383-400(18)
Authors: Whittle, Alton; Burkholder, Carrie

Digital Revolution for Water/Wastewater Utility Management; From Paper to Digital Data
pp. 401-409(9)
Authors: Lassin, Gary R.; Frazier, Keith

Improvement of Reliability to the Network Composed of Optical fibers inside Sewerage Pipe
pp. 410-416(7)
Authors: Maeda, Junichi; Watanabe, Hirofumi

Session 10: The U.S. EPA Initiatives to Strengthen Wastewater and Drinking Water Utility Resiliency

Community-Based Initiatives to Promote Wastewater and Drinking Water Infrastructure Resiliency
pp. 417-418(2)
Author: Flynn, Laura

EPA's Climate Ready Water Utilities Program
pp. 419-420(2)
Author: Wisniewski, Lauren

Benefits of Partnering with Local Law Enforcement to Improve Preparedness
pp. 421-421(1)
Author: Pimpare, Justin

Benefits of Implementing the Features of an Active and Effective Protective Program
pp. 422-422(1)
Author: Wisniewski, Lauren

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