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Volume 81, Number 4, April 2009
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RESEARCH PAPERS

Horizontal-Flow Biofilm Reactors for the Removal of Carbon and Nitrogen from Domestic-Strength Wastewaters
pp. 339-347(9)
Authors: Rodgers, Michael; Clifford, Eoghan

Simulation of Coagulation, Flocculation, and Sedimentation
pp. 348-356(9)
Authors: Smoczynski, L; Bukowski, Z; Wardzynska, R; Zaleska-Chrost, B; Dluzynska, K

Membrane Bioreactor Treatment of a Simulated Metalworking Fluid Wastewater Containing Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid and Dicyclohexylamine
pp. 357-364(8)
Authors: Anderson, James E; Lofton, Tiffany V; Kim, Byung R; Mueller, Sherry A

Modeling of Hydrogen Sulfide Oxidation in Concrete Corrosion Products from Sewer Pipes
pp. 365-373(9)
Authors: Jensen, Henriette Stokbro; Nielsen, Asbjørn Haaning; Hvitved-Jacobsen, Thorkild; Vollertsen, Jes

Numerical Modeling of Dissolved Oxygen in an Ultra-Urban Best Management Practice
pp. 374-381(8)
Author: Bai, Sen

Color Removal from Acid and Reactive Dye Solutions by Electrocoagulation and Electrocoagulation/Adsorption Processes
pp. 382-393(12)
Authors: Bellebia, S; Kacha, S; Bouberka, Z; Bouyakoub, A. Z; Derriche, Z

Removal of Steroid Estrogens from Wastewater Using Granular Activated Carbon: Comparison between Virgin and Reactivated Carbon
pp. 394-400(7)
Authors: Rowsell, Victoria Francesca; Pang, Dawn Sok Cheng; Tsafou, Foteini; Voulvoulis, Nikolaos

Comparison of Plate Counts, Petrifilm, Dipslides, and Adenosine Triphosphate Bioluminescence for Monitoring Bacteria in Cooling-Tower Waters
pp. 401-406(6)
Authors: Mueller, Sherry A; Anderson, James E; Kim, Byung R; Ball, James C

A Procedure to Estimate Proximate Analysis of Mixed Organic Wastes
pp. 407-415(9)
Authors: Zaher, U; Buffiere, P; Steyer, J.-P; Chen, S

Study on Mechanism of Wet Air Oxidation of Emulsification Wastewater
pp. 416-422(7)
Authors: Tang, Wen W; Zeng, Xin P; Xiao, Yao M; Gu, Guo W

Nitrification-Denitrification Biological Treatment of a High-Nitrogen Waste Stream for Water-Reuse Applications
pp. 423-431(9)
Authors: Jackson, W. Andrew; Morse, Audra; McLamore, Eric; Wiesner, Ted; Xia, Shu

Comparison of the Modeling Approach between Membrane Bioreactor and Conventional Activated Sludge Processes
pp. 432-440(9)
Authors: Jiang, Tao; Sin, Gürkan; Spanjers, Henri; Nopens, Ingmar; Kennedy, Maria D; van der Meer, Walter; Futselaar, Harry; Amy, Gary; Vanrolleghem, Peter A

Short-Term Effect of Capping on Microbial Communities in Freshwater Sediments
pp. 441-449(9)
Authors: Wang, Qi; Kassem, Issmat I; Sigler, Von; Gruden, Cyndee

RESEARCH NOTE

Treatment of Phenol Wastewater Using Hydroxyl Radical Produced by Micro-Gap Discharge Plasma Technique
pp. 450-455(6)
Authors: Yang, Xianli; Bai, Mindong; Han, Fen

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