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Publisher: Water Environment Federation

Volume 73, Number 4, July/August 2001
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Research papers

Activated Carbon and Wood Ash Sorption of Wastewater, Compost, and Biosolids Odorants
pp. 388-393(6)
Authors: Rosenfeld, Paul E.; Henry, Charles L.

Treatment of High-Strength Winery Wastewater Using a Subsurface-Flow Constructed Wetland
pp. 394-403(10)
Authors: Shepherd, Heather L.; Grismer, Mark E.; Tchobanoglous, George

Treatment of Septage Using an Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket Reactor
pp. 404-408(5)
Authors: Lin, Chiu-Yue; Chang, Feng-Yun; Chang, Chun-Hao

The Effect of the Ammonium Ion on Activated-Sludge Settling Properties
pp. 409-414(6)
Author: Novak, John T.

Control of External Carbon Addition in Biological Nitrogen Removal Process for the Treatment of Coke-Plant Wastewater
pp. 415-425(11)
Authors: Lee, Min Woo; Park, Yun Jung; Park, Jong Moon; Chun, Hee Dong

Treatment of Mixed Hydrogen Sulfide and Organic Vapors in a Rock Medium Biofilter
pp. 426-435(10)
Authors: Chitwood, Derek E.; Devinny, Joseph S.

Effect of Anaerobic-Aerobic Contact Time on the Change of Internal Storage Energy in Two Different Phosphorus-Accumulating Organisms
pp. 436-443(8)
Authors: Wang, J.C.; Park, J.K.

Changes in Dewatering Properties Between the Thermophilic and Mesophilic Stages in Temperature-Phased Anaerobic Digestion Systems
pp. 444-449(6)
Authors: Bivins, Jason L.; Novak, John T.

Dynamic Modeling to Assess Worker Exposure to Gas-Phase Volatile Organic Compounds in Collector Sewers
pp. 450-460(11)
Authors: Parker, Wayne J.; Yu, Jiyoung

Rapid Detection of Salmonella in Water Samples by Multiplex Polymerase Chain Reaction
pp. 461-465(5)
Authors: Kapley, Atya; Lampel, Keith; Purohit, Hemant J.

Hydraulic Characteristics of a Subsurface Flow Constructed Wetland for Winery Effluent Treatment
pp. 466-477(12)
Authors: Grismer, Mark E.; Tausendschoen, Markus; Shepherd, Heather L.

Iron and Aluminum Hydroxy (Oxide) Coated Filter Media for Low-Concentration Phosphorus Removal
pp. 478-485(8)
Authors: Ayoub, George M.; Koopman, B.; Pandya, Neha

Increasing Flexibility in the Design of Wastewater Treatment Processes
pp. 486-493(8)
Authors: Hopkins, Lisa N.; Lant, Paul A.; Newell, R.B.

Ozone Decolorization of Mixed-Dye Solutions in a Gas-Induced Reactor
pp. 494-503(10)
Authors: Hsu, Yung-Chien; Chen, Jia-Tsween; Yang, Hsiang-Cheng; Chen, Jyh-Herng; Fang, Charng-Fwu

Discussion

Of: Modeling the Inactivation of Particle-Associated Coliform Bacteria, R.W. Emerick, F.J. Loge, T. Ginn, and J.L. Darby
pp. 504-505(2)
Authors: Madge, Bethany A.; Jensen, James N.

Of: Oxygen Mass-Transfer Coefficients for Different Sample Containers Used in the Headspace Biochemical Oxygen Demand Test, B.E. Logan, D. Kohler
pp. 506-506(1)
Author: Logan, B.E.

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