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Water Quality Instructional Resources InformationSystem (IRIS) A Compilation of Abstracts to WaterQuality and Water Resources Materials. SupP.lementV.

INSTITUTION Ohio State Univ., Columbus, Ohio. Information'Reference Center forScietcd, Mathematics, andEbvi.ronmental Education.

SPONS AGENCY Environmental Protection'Agency, Columbus,.Erivironmental Protection Agency,. shingtocC, D.

PUB DATE Mai 81GRANT T-900710-0370NOTE 323p.: Foz rela ed documents, see BE 0.34.413 ED 3E2

111; and ED 194 448-450.AVAILABLE FROM EPA. Information Dissemination Project, 1260 Chambers

Rd., 3rd Floor, Columbus, OH 43212 (subscription$12.00, S4.00 each).

EDES PRICE MF01/PC131PluS Postage,DESCRIPTORS Audiovisual Aids; Environmental EduCation;

*Information Dissemination; *Instructional MateriaPesticides; Technology; *Water Polluti'on:. WaterResources ,

IDENTIFIERS *Waste Water Treat ent; *Wapter Quality

ABSTRACTPresented are abstracts and indexes to s iected -.

)-materials related to wastewater treatment and water glial ty educationandinstruction. In addition, some materials, related to p sticides,hazamdous,wastes, and public participation and included. Alsoincluded aze procedures to illustrate how instructors and Curriculumdevelopers in '.the *water quality control field can locateinstructional materials to meet very general or highly specificrequirements in their programs. .(CO)

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WATER QUALITY INSTRUCAONALf_RESOURCES INFORMATION SYSTEM (IRIS)

A Compilation of Abstrfctsto Wate Quality and Water

Resources,Matrials_

-Supplement V (1981)March, 1981

National Training:and Operational Technology CenterOffice of Water Prokram OperationsU.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Cincinnati, Ohio 45268'

March,' 1981

This project has been financed (in part) with Federal nds from-

the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Ware: Program,-Operationsi National Training and Operational Technology Center,Cincinnati, Ohio, under grant identification number T-9007l0-(13-0.Thecontents do not necessarily reflect the views and policies_, of

the U.S. Environmental protection Agency, nor does Mention Dt tradenames or commercial product& cons 'tute endorsent or recommendation

for use.

Tabale ntent

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General%Informationabout Materials-

at oTypes f Materials are -Included in IRIS?

Are-MaterliA1S-Ente

All materials i .R1S-.

nateriata-- in ERIC and IRIS

II. How to U the Compila

A. Description InforTnacion in Resu

Loca -desired }Materials

Subject Inde

2. Author Inde_

.TitleInlex . . . . 7

III. Correcting an'Ex sting IRIS Record . . 7

IV. Requests taReeeive InformatiOn about IRISand the IRC Bul tin ,

isRequests for Ass- e in Using IRIS .

VI. How to Leiate -Other elevant Educational Materia

VII. How to Strucure a omputer Search of IRIS 13

VIII. How to Order Materials .4. . . .. 16

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.Resume Entries J.9

Author /Index 119

XII. Subjendex.

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IX. USEPA

Preface

This publication,contains-abstracts,and ndexes to selected materialsf_

relq.ted to wastewater treatment `arid water quaueducation and instruction.

In addition; e materials related to pesticides-, hazardous wastes and

public particlgation are included. Al.so included are procedures Co illustrate

how' instructors and curriculum developers in the water quality ccintrol field

Can Locate instructional materials toJimet very genera ort4ghly specific

'requirements in their programs.

Supplements to t publication will be' issued perrodically:

For further information about these materials contact:

EPA. Information Dissemination Pjoject-. 1200 Chambers RoadColuMbus, Ohio 43212

Telephone: (614 ) 422-6717

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Geheral'Infofmation,about Materials in IRIS.

FTtiat type maeer_ are indluded in IRIS?

The EPA Information Dissemination (water) acquires, reviews,indexes, add announces both print -(book, mbdules;,-units, et'c.).and.nOn-print-jfilm, Slides, video types, etc.) materials related towater qualitylndigater resources eduCation and instruction.'

Materials selected must be'Wvailable from some source for announcement.When materials are. not radily-Ovallable-.:ateempt tOmake the materialsavarlabAe through,some national information service fpr easier acquISition.In a few cases the EPA Informatiow.DisseMidation'Projeat is.the,sourceof the materials:

are iaterialS eitered.into ISIS?

We request. that people assist us .in locating materials for the..aystem.If-you have materials you'belieVe to' be,usefufto athers,.please sandtwo copies if possible to %he:

EPA information Dissemination rojec1209 Chambers, Road

QOlumbOs.,Ohio 43212,

Material e reviewed by the -projeci staff. ''AvOlabilIty of_th'e,material i checZed, and the Materials arejastracted-and' indexed,The abstrac_ deSciibes the'contents 0 the material, The index-Terms,

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descriptors) are concepts or terms used-to describe the contents andthe form of the- document. - Oegittle Silbject Index fora list &ng d'f,- ,those-that ffava'been used.) The index terms are :useful for locating'materials'manuallyf such as with this.C'ompilation, and also by'e6mpute

When items are processd_they are entered an--theIRIS (tJater computertape. This'tape.is Maintained ti-le EPA Infermation Disseminarion.Project. at The Ohio StatAhniversityand,is used fc61 Pro4ucing tapesfor other information -systems., publications, and for computer searchescond.bdted at The Ohib'State,Universl_ty.

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C. how can a user lecate materials id IRIS?L.

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All .materials plaCed in IRIS (water) 'Collection..

Materials entered into. 'the'IRIS (water) collection can be lotatedin two ways: (1) by.manual seeoch of this compilation and similarones to-follow and:(2)-by,c6u--iter.

The_ first 'compilation contained resumed of;selected materialsprocessed forthe previous IRIS (water) collection, and resumesof selected materials of items added to the IRIS (water)collection.k. A limited number of copies of the compilation inpaper'copy and Micofiche,a Kavailae free (of charge as longas'he supply lasts=from,the'EEA Information-Dissemination -

Project. After the free copies of bhe umpilations are gyre,;copieswill.he eyelid le for purchase from the ERA informationDissem1haeion Project.

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Quarterly updates of the compilation are, available by subscriptionon a yearay.basis beginning November, 1979. Information regardingan annual subscription to IRIS (water) Quarterly Compiletiow canbe-obtainSa by writing to the EPA Information Dissemination Project.A subscription to the qUarterly supplements for 1979-80 is$12.00 (within the U.S.). Price to Canada is $14.00. P-rices in

other, countries is $20.00. ,Separate quarterly suOprements are $4.d0 each.

The compilation and the quarterly supplements can be §canned andthe subjecf index can be used for manual searches.

Computer tapes of the IRIS(water) colldction can also besearched by both batch and on-line computer searches. TheIRIS tapes are available for purchase from the SMEAC Information,Reference Center, addition, the IRIS tapes are availablefor searching through the Bibliographic Retrleval Sarvices,Inc., (BRS). Any'search service that currently subicribes.to BRS is ableto search the IRIS data base by .on-linetechniques. Individuals or agencies with computer terminalsand telephone connection equipment can subscribe to BRS andjio their own'searghes if they desire. Current plans are-to-update the IRIS tapes every three months.

- 0Information regarding BRS may be obtained by writing'or p oningBRS, Corporation Parkl Building 702Scotia; NY 12302,,.. -

(518) 374-5611.

%plans are being made to mount IRIS tapes With other on-lineveld-os. .Information regarding this service will.be announcedin a futureeEPA /RC Bulletin' and in mailings from the EPAInBormation Dissemination Project.

.2. Materials placed in the Educational Resources Info _ion System (ERIC)

A. of the materials#procesSed'for the IRI (water) systemare entered into the ERIC system and announced in Resources in

. Education (RIE). Resources in Education (RIE) is published monthly'and'is available from:

Superintendenp of DocUmentsU.S. government Printing Of -five'

Washington, DC 20402

The current price is listed rn the most recent issue of,RIE.Check if a college or university library closeto,you has acopy. If they do not contact the EPA.Informapion'DisseminationPea- assistance.

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Many libraries bscribe to RIE. Materials announced in RIE canbe searched'manually each Month.by scanning RIE or by checkingthe Index terms in the back,of each issue. Materials announced'in RIE,can be searched by comput'er also. ERIC computer tapesmay he 'purchased outright, but most Users. of the tapes gain access

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0-them through three major database ''venaors,:LOdkheed (Dialog),Systems'Development Corporation (Orbit), and BibliographicRetrieval Services. For the addresseS of search services' inyour state that can search these databases, ,contact the:

EPA Infermation Dissemination PrVectAZOO Chambers Rd., RoOm 310

Col4pbus, Ohio 43212

Most of the materials-announced in RIE are available on microfiche(microfilm) at over 700 sites throughaut the United-Srates pncl the"world. Users can view these materials op site at Many locationsto identify what they believe will be useful td them at no cost.Microfiche copies (or in most cases xerox copies) can be orderedthrough the ERIC Document Reproduction Service. address andorder inforpation is in the back ofeach issue of- IE. Xerox copiesof many items related to water quality and resourc-6J-0- ation andtraining can also be ordered through the EPA InfoeMatio DisseminationProject for 3o. per page p.00 per document.,

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For information bout locations of. ERIC microfiche sitstate, contact _he EPA Information Dissemination Proj

knumher of journal articles processed for th_ IR 'ater).systemare-entered into the ERIC system and announced in Current Index td

- _Jounals in Education (CIJE).

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ORYX Press3930 East Camelback RoadPhoenlx, Arizona 85018

'.Many libraries subscribe to CIJE. Materials annou ed in CIJE canbe searched manually each, month by scantling CIJE ,o by checkit-ig theindex terms in the*back of each issNe.' Materials announced in CIJEcan.be searched by computer also. Refer to the previous discussionof RIE concern iiig computer searches.

Materials announced in CIJE car i be located in journals at manyuniversity libraries.

'Many of, the artie _ can be obtained from University MicrofilMs.Current.prfces Are $6.00 for artieies 'published before January 1976,and $4.00 far qrticles,,published'after January 1976. For furtherinformation write to: -4

UMI Article Reprint.Department300'NorthZeeb:Road

Ann Arbor,' Michigan -48106

II: Slow, to Use the. CompilatfOn'

A, DeserfP_ion,of Information i kesumea-

Each resume 4s:- l ed hy EW number in: numeriCaI order in theuesUme election'. Two samples of resuMes:are.provided to explaipthe data fieldS in the resumes. Sample reaump-:#1:is a fiample

resume of an item not entered in ERIC. 'Sample resume #24is aSemple -resale of an item entered inter ERIC; a few additional data-elemepts:are these resumesgand are explained.

Sample resume of materials -hot. entered into -ERIC,

a. IRIS NUMBER:. EW 005 059b. PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 79

TITLE: A HANDBOOK OF KEY FEDERAL REGULATIONS AND CRITE IAFOR MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENTAL CONTIT6L,PERSONAL AUTHOR: GREENWOOD, D. R.; AND OTHERSDESCRIPTOR:-. *ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL; ENVIRONMWNTALLEGISLATION; *FEDERAL REGULATION *FEDERAL CRITERIA;*MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENTAL EONTRO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH;*POLLUTION CONTROL; *REGULATIONS; STANDARDS; TOXIC SUBSTANCESC:

f. DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 272P.

g. ABSTRACT: A SUM FMAkCi' O 'MAJOR FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTALRECUALTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS AND THE .LEGISLATIVE ACTSTHAT AUTHORIZE'THEM IS PRESENTED. QUANTITATIVE CONTROLLIMITS SPECIFIED BY FEDERAL AGENCIES ARE SUMMARIZED ANDTARUWED. THE VARIOUS REGULATIONS, STANDARDS, AND CRITERIAARE dtaNPARED. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ADDRESSING FEDERALENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL ACTIVITIES IS INCLUDED,

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AVAILABILITY: NATIOW,TECHNICAL:INFORMATION SERVICE,PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRIftFIELD, VA 22161

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IRIS NUMBER -- this is-the 'identification number sequentially'assigned tomaterials as they are processed. Gaps in numbersmean that comb items have been deleted, are being processed to.add new information, or have been delayedlin prodessing forsome reason

PUBLICATIOWDATE date material was published according toinfOrpatiori on. the material.

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PERSONAL 'AUTHOR persen or persons who virote, compiled, oredited the material. %Up to two personal aNthors can belisted.

DESCRIPTOR -- subject teLms which characterize substantivecontents and form of the materials. The major-terms arepreceededby an.asterie: Terms used t_ index all re =sumes

in this compilation can be reviewed in the Subject Index.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE . =s variouscontained in this stectiqq.of pages is usually listed.

items of infovation may beFor print materials tee number

ABSTRACT -- some early miter,i.als entered tritoinq did not haveabstraceinformation. All materials currently being-entered '

into IRIS have an ihform4tive abst"ract'that.dasvibes the'contehtsof the item.

AVAIDABiLITY infbrmation. n this field jA e.ditates where'th.material -can be obtained and the pricg Of the material quoted' -

the last time information was Teceive4 from the source. Pleasel -note: Prices of nearly all materials are subject to changesand May not be acCurata at the tiie a persbn orders a specificitem.:

,Sample resume material entered into ERIC (Resotir

Item enteredinto ERIC (Resouadditional data fields-.

IRIS NUMBEk: EW002993a. ERIC NUMBER: ED151236

PUBLICATION DATE: SEP Z7TITLE: CHLORINAXION. TRAINING I 2.300.2.77.INSTITUTION CODE:-/ BBH08399SPONSORING AGENCY COVE: BBB15379; FGK21436DESCRIPTOR: *CHEMISTRY; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL-4 *POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION; SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TEACHING GUIDES;*`UNITS OF STUDY; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *CHLORPNATION;*WAtTE WATER TREATMENT; WATER .TREATMENT

b_ EDRS "PRICE: EDRS PRICE MF-40.83 HC-$3.50 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 60P. FOR RELATED DOCUMENTS, SEE SE 024025-046 0

c. ISSUE: RIEJDL78ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT IS AN INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE PACKAtogl--PREPARED IN OBJECTIVE FORM FOR USE BY AN INSTRUCTOR FAMILIARWITH CHLORINE-. THE REASONS FOR CHLORINATION AND SAFEOPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF_GAS CHLORINE, DRY CALCIUMHYPOCHLORITE AND LIQUID SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE CHLORINATIONSYSTEMS FOR WATER SUPPLY AND,WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIESARE GIVEN. INCLUDED ARE OBJECTIVES, INSTRUCTOR GUIDES, STUDENTHANDOJS AND TRANSPARENCY MASTERS. THE MODULE CONSI RS pURPOSESOF CHLORINATION, PROPERTIES OF CHLORINE, METHODS OF HtORINATION,SAFETY', MAINTENANCE OF CHLORINATION,DNITS AND INTE RETATION OFTEST RESULTS. (AUTHOR/RH)INSTITUTION NAME: KIRKWOOD COMMUNITY ROLL. CEDAR IDS,IOWA.

SPONSORING AGENCY NAME: DEPARTMENT OF LABOR; WAS NGTON,D.C.; IOWA STATE DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, ES MOINES.

in Education)' have

ERIC NUMBER --,the ED number indicates thedocprocessed and, entered into Resources in,Educatiidentification number is the number to use whendocument Qs when reqUesting informationabout a

ent has been-n ThisorietPg adocu

D. Limo lzomacerwai as avaiiaoie corougu Lau EiN1L4Document Reproduction Service, the price of the materialwhen it was entered into the ERIC system and the.form ofthe material is indicated. "MF".' means MiCrofiche; "H"means Xerox copy..Prices are subject to change. Currentprices of microfiche aria paper,copi.es are listed, in theback of each issue of Resources in Education; conAult the.-latest monthly;lasue for current prices.:. Infort#tion aboutordering:items,can also.be obtained by tdnfacting:

ERIC Document Reproduction Servi6e (ERRS)Box 190

Arlington, Virginia 22210

Teleph.one: 703-84-1-12,1210'

are -Available on microficheItea.

are contained inmicrofiche collections over 700 sites where the can. be

read. For: nformation on the microfiche iota on in ourstate contactthe EPA Information Dissemination Pro ic_.

ISSUE -- this inditates the- monthlyin which.he resume appeared:

d. INSTITUTION NAME --'organizattion

3. How to Locate Desired Materials

issue of Resources. IA Education

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Users can identify materials of-Interest by scanning the resumelistings, or using the Subject Index, Author Index, Institution.Index, or

SubAct Index

'The-Subject Index is designed. to enable the, user to seafor inform Lion on either a broad subject 'or a narrowinformation, concern. An EW number is included, for eachitem listea under the subject heading. The EW number refersto the absttact entry in the resume section where completebiblIevgraphicinformation, an abstract of.-the item, ,andavailability information car, be found.

A user can also coordinate a search by checking EW numbersthat aepear under two or more subject headings. For example,you toad check all the EW numbers under Water Treatment iandall the EW numbers under Films. EW numbers included underboth subject headings would .include information relevant toWater Treatmede that were EW numbers under wastewatertreatment and laboratory techniques wdiild provide a list ofmaterials related to laboratory techniquors and to- wastewater-treatment. Similat'tethnIques could be used -td ideptiTy-other

.information desired.

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0Sers with ERIC microfiche should check.. the resume entry.- If

the document is available on microfiche from the-_ER1C Dop-umentReproduction Service; the availabiliy-will be indicated by,."MF" on'theresume lly'"EDRS Price." This. means libraries withERIC miErokicha collections shodld have the document on mtofiche.

ff yoa want a document .available through ,tom- e- ERIC dotumenE-

ReproduCtfot (EDRH) see section-on ordering

Aunt-3r Index

If you desire, to locate a document by the nam-,of the author,_syou can use the Author Index. EW_numbers are provided under

the author in theAuthet Index as in ..tiN Subject'Lkdex. Somedocuments de not have a list%d author; hence they are notlited in this index.

Title Index to the IRIS Corn ation ,(Nor-included in the compilation

The Title Index to the IRIS_Com ilation is a s eparate document.It is available from the EPA Information Project for $5.00 prepaidor $5.00 plus postage if invoiced. Supplements will be availableon an annual basis for $5.00 beginning in January, 1981.

The Title Index contains all titles in the compilation listed inalphabetical order. If you are searching/Ter ,material and knowthe title, you can check the title-list=to determine if the item,is in the IRIS data base. Each title'' includes the IRIS resumenumber. The number can be-found, in the resume section of thecompilation.j

orrecting,an Existing IRIS Record

The IRIS data base will be, updated on A, quarterly basis. Correctionswill be made to the data base at those times; X011 can help improveIRIS bysending corrections for items you find to be in error.

We request that you duplicate (copy) the resume from the compilation,mark the information you believe to be wrong (or incomplete), andsend the, marked resume to

-EPA Information Dissemination Project1200 Chambers Road, Rm. 310Columbus, QH 43212

Corrections of errors will occur in the IRIS tapes at the next updateafter comments -are received.

If you have difficulty obtaining materials from the listed sourcein the AVAILABILITY section of the resume, please let us know.We will contact the sauces to verify whether the materials areavailable, but your assistance will provide corrections, betweenannual availability checks.

It you are the supplier of materials in IRIS, please let us knowif you remove a product from your list, modify a product on your/

'list, or change the price of the product.

TV. Requests to Receive Information about IRIS and the IRC Bulletin

nformation regarding IRIS, materials in IRIS, and modificationsin the system will be announced in the [RC Bulletin. The Bulletinis issued about six times a year as information islavallable..

If you are not on the, mailing list write to the EPA InformationDissemination Project. Limited numbers.of sortie back issues arestill available.

. If you need information about IRIS you can also phone 614-422-6717.with your questions.

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Requests for Assistance in Using IRIS

A. Assistance in use:orIRIS manuals.

If you need help in using the IRIS manuals phone,614-422-6717or write to the EPA Information Dissemination Project. Staff

are normally available from about 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Easterntime to answer your questions.

B. Assistance in accessing IRIS by computer

Conducting searches.

\ See section VIII.

Subscribing to DRS, Inc. for computer searching of IRIS

Contact: Bibliographic Retrieval Services, Inc.Corporation Park, Building 702Scotia, New York 12302,

Phone: . 518-374-5011

Contacting a computer search service (an agency that willconduct a search for you, usually for a fee)

The EPA Information Dissemination Project maintains a listof agencies that can conduct searches. Most charge a fee,though some are free to qualified users in a lithitedgeographical area.

Phone or write to obtain information for your arba.

VI. How to Locate Other Relevant Educational Materials

A number of people have _requested information related to such areasas management, basic skills (reading, mathematics, writing) humanrelations, contract negotiations, and other topics. The EPA InformationDissemination Project-plans to develop some user service products inselected areas in 1980.

Another excellent i_urce,of.information for manyteducational concern is

the-ERIC System.

ERIC is a national information systen,designed and developed by the:U.S. Office of Education, and n-ow supported and operated by the NationalInstitutenf Education (NIE)-, for providing ready access C-6 descriptionsof exemplary programs, research and development efforts, and relatedinformation that can be ,used in developing more effective educationalprograms. 9

There are 16 Clearinghouses in the nationwide ERIC network. Eachspecializes in a:different, multi - discipline, educational area.Each searches ont pertinent documents.

The ERIC Clearinghouses have responsibility within the network foracquiring the significant educational literature within their particularareas, selecting the highest quality and most relevant material,processing (i.e., cataloging, inducing, abstracting) the.selecteditems for input to-the data base, and also for providing informationanalysis 'products and various user services based on the data base.

The 16 ERIC Clearinghouses are listed on the next few pages, togetherwith addresses, telephone numbers, and brief scope notes describing theareas they cover. You can eontact them for aSsistanee,in locatinginformation relevant to their scope notes.

ERIC Clearin house for Adult Care and Vocational EducationsOhio State llniverSityCenter fox Vocational Education1960 Kenny Road(2.olumbus, Ohio 43210Telephone: (614) 486-3655

Career education, formal and informal at ill levels, encompassingattitudes, self-knowledge, decision-makilig skills, general andoccupational knowledge, and specific vdcational and occupationalskills, adult and, continuing education, formal and informal, _relatingto occupational, family, leisure, citizen, organizational, andretirement roles; vocational and technical education, includingnew sub-professional fields, industrial arts, and vocational reha-biliation for the handicapped.

ERIC Clearin-house on Counselin and Personnel ServicesUniversity of Michigan'School of Education Building, Room 2108Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109Telephone: (313) 7649492.

Preparation, practice, and supervision of counselors ateducational levels and in all settings,theoretical developmentof ceunseling'and guidance, us& and rOsults of personnel proceduresSuch as testing, interviewing disseminating-, and analyzing suchinformation, group, ork and case work; nature of pupil, student,and adult characteristics;,pernonnel workers and their relationto career planning, family consultations, and student orientationactivities.

ERIC: Tnghouse- on ElementUniversity of IllinoisC lege of Education

na, Illinois. 61801Telephone: -(217)-333-1_

ldhood -Educa -n

Prenatal factors, parental behavior;' the physical, psychological,social, educational, and cultural development of children frombirth through the primary grades; edueational theory, research,and practJ,cetelated to the development of young children.

D. ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Mana , entUniversity of OregonEugene, OregOn 97403Telephone: (503) 686-5043'

Leadership, management,- and structure of public and private educationalorganizations; practiCe and theory Of administratien; preservice andinservlce preparhtion of'administrators'y tasks and processes ofadministration, methods and varieties of Organization, organizationalchange, and ,soOiaj_ context of the organization.

Sites, buildings, and .equipment for education; planning,, financing,constructing, renovating, equ*ping, maintaining, operating, insuring,,utilizing, andevalNating educational facilities.

E. ERIC Clearinghouse-on HandicaCouncil 'for Exceptiona' Children1920 Association DriveReston, Virginia 22091Telephone: (703) 620-3660'

nd Sifted Children

Aurally ha-ndicapped, visually handicapped, mentally handicapped,physically handicapped, emotionally disturbed, speech: handicapped;learning disabilities, and the gifted; behavioral,,psychomotor,and communication disorders, administration Of special education'services; 'preparation and continuing education of professionaland paraprofessional.personnel; preschool learning :and developmentof the 'exceptional; general studies on.creativity.

-ERIC Clearinghouse EducationGeorge Washington UniversityOne Dupont Circle, Suite 630Washington, DC 20036Telephone: (202) 296-2597

Various subjects retating- to college and university students,, ,

college and university conditions and problems, college anduniversity programs;.- curricular .4nd instructional problems-andprograms, faculty, institutional research; federal programs,profedOnal education (medical,Anw, etc.); graduate ed.oxicn,university extension programs, teaching - learning, planning,cove ranee, finance, evaluation interinstitutional -T_-rangements,

and management of higher educaEional institutions,

ERIC Clearin,hOuse on Information ResourcesSyracuse UniversitySehOotof.EducationSyracuse, New York 13210Telephone: -(315) 423-3640

Management, operation, and use of libraries; the tecimprove their operation and the education, training, ndprofessional activities of librarians and information specialists.Educational techniques -involved in microteaching, sysms analysis,and programmed instruction employing audiovisual teaching aids.and technology, such as television, radio, computers, and cabletelevision; communication satellites, microforMs, and publictelevision.

H. ERIC Clearin-house for Junior Coble yesUniversity of California,Powell Library, Room 96Los Angeles, California 90024Telephone: (2.13)\825-3931 \

irDevolopment, administration, and evaluation:of public and privycommunity junior'collegeS. Junior college scudents,istaff, curricula,programs, libraries, and community services.

I. ERIC Clearinghouse onLanuages and Lin ustdsic

Center for Applied Linguistics -1,61i North `Kent StreetArlingtian, Virginia 22209

.Telephone: (703) 528-4312

Languages and linguistics. Instructional methodology, psychologyof lang6ge learning, cultural and intercultural content, applicationof linguistics, curricular problems and developments,' teacher trainingand qualifications, language sciences, psycholinguistics, theoreticaland applied linguistics, language pedagoy, bilingualism, and commonlytaught languages including English for speakers of other lang6ages.

ERIC Cle inThouse on Readin- and Communication Skills,National Council of Teachers of English1111 Kenyon Road'Urbana,, Illinois 61801,Telephone: (217) 328-341 (1-\

Reading, English, and communication skills,'preschool thrOughcollege- Educational research and development in reading, writing,speaking, and listening. Identification, diagnosra., and remediationof reading problems. Speech communication -- forensics, masscommunication, interpersbnal and small group interaction,interpretation, rhetorical and communication theory, instructiondevelopment, speech seienc0, and theater. /Preparation ofinstructional staff and rated personnel in these areas.

All aspects of reading behavior with emphasis on physiology,.psychology, sociology, and teaching. Instructional materials,curricula, tests and measureme, preparation of reading teachersand specialists,

I4d methodology at al, levels. Role of libraries

and other agepcic in fostering and guiding reading. Diagnosticand remedial services in sciool and clinical settings.

ERIC Clearin house on -Rural Education and Small SchoolsNew Mexico State UniversityBox 3AP

. Lag Cruces, New Mexico 88003Telephone: (505) 646-2623

-Education of Indian Americans, Mexipan,Americans, SpanishAmericans, and migratory farm workers and their children;outdoor education; economic, cultUral, social, or other factorsrelated to educational programs in rural areas and small schools;disadvantaged of rural and small school populations.

ScienceERIC Clearinghouse for P1

EducationDhio.State University1200 Chambers Road, Third FloorColumbus, Ohio 43212Telephone: (614) 422-6717

athematics and Environmental

All levels of science, mathematics, and environmental education;developmentof curriculum and instructional materials; mediaapplications; impact of interest, intelligence, values, andconcqpt development upon learning; preservice and.inservice

education Ord supervision.'

tea

ERILgfIiinzhpuse for Social Studies/Social Science Education'855 Broadway ,Boulder, Colorado 80302'te=lephone: (303) .92-8434.

All levels of social $tudies and social science; all activitiesrelating to teachers.; content of.disciplines; applications oflearning theory,curKiCUlum theory, child development theory,and instructional theory; research and develoKentprograms;special needs of st-660t grodpseducation as a social science;social studies /social - science and the community...

ERICClearinhouSe-On Teacher EducationAmerican Association of Colleges or Teacher EducationOne Dupont Circle,. NW, Suite 616Washington, DC 20036Telephone: (202) 2937-7280.

her

SOOol personnel ,at all level; all issues from selection throughpreservice and inservice preparation and traininglto retirement;curricula; educational theory and philosophy;_general educationnot specifically'covered by Educational Management CleatinAhouse;Title XI NDEA Institutes riot covered by subject speciality inother ERIC Cleatinghouges all aspects of physical education.

ERIC Clearinghouse on Tests Measurement_ and EvaluationEducational Testing Service,Princeton, New Jersey 08540Telephone: (609) 9219000 ext. 2176

Tests and other measurementAevices; evaluatic rccedures andrechniques;.applicatIon 01 L0fALS, moosurement, or valuari,mIngedcational Ormlcc!ts 0f prtcgriMs

ENLC Clearinghtuseon:Urban EducationBo:-u40

Teachgzs'College, Columbia:UniverSity525 W.120th StreetNew York, New York 10027Telophk:n: (212) 678-3437

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The relationship between urban life and schooling; Wie'effect ofurban eltper4nces and environmets from birth onward; the academic,intellectual, and social performance of urban children and youthfrom grade three through college entrance (including the effectof self cobcept, motivation, and other affective influences);education of urban, 'Puerto. Rican and! Asian American. populations,and rural and urban blaA-populations;.programs and practiceswhich provide learning experiences designed to meet the special.need-s- of diverse populations served by urban schools and whichbuild upon their unique as well as their common characteristics;structural changes in the classroom, school, school system, andco unity and innovative instructional practic which directlyaffec urban children and youth; programs, pr 'ctices, and

/ materi =ls related 'to economic and ethnic dis riMination, segregation,desegr gation, and integration irrequcation; issues, programs,practj.__ : and materials reiatecto redressing the curriculumirnbalani e in the treatment of. ethnic minority grpups-.

Q. Educational Resources information CenterCentral ERIC:National Institute of Educ_sbingtqn, DC 20208'1,4hone: (202) 24-5555

on

Thet4.are.therwurces of educational information in many states.Included are info nation dissemination units in the state departmentsof eduCAtion inter -diate education units, and local education units.Inimany cases, a loca_ school administrator or school librarian canhelp you locate asSis ance.

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VII. How CO Structure Computer Search of IRIS

This explanation relates to the IRIS data base that cal be searchedon line though Bibliographic Retrieval Services, Inc. As IRISbecomes Available throngh other sources, information relevant tothose services will bep-Olfided.

A few notes about the sec ice are important. The following fieldsu \

Are searchable by computer: \(1) IRIS kression Number (EW number),-ERIC Accession -Number (ED\number), .(3) Authors, (4) InstitutionTitle, (6) subject index terms, and (7) abstract.

If you submit a search of IRIS through BRS, the prog am-will searchfor the words you ,select in three fields unless the searcher requeststo 11mtt the search., These fields are: (1) the title field, (2) thesubject index field, and (3) the abstract. We recommend you use thisfeature especially for searches on specific tetras. If you find morematerial than you want by this technique you can narrow the search to

is that may have the most information on the topic by limiting thei to the subject index field.

Several Sample s °earches ere listed.

Sample 1

If you want to locate audiovisual aids that relate to safety youwould submit a search withdaudievishal aidS and safety. Materialsthat included the terms both audiovisual aids and safety in thetitle field, the abStracti and the subject index field would beidentified by the computer,

AudiovisualAids Safety

Items Identified

The compmter program can tell you the number of items, tie titleof the items, or print the entire resume of each item. If youwere primarily interested in. audiovisual aids, safety; and chlorineyou would sub alearch of these three terms. You might want'to include ch °rides and chlorination as well as chlorine in thesearch, This search would identify materials that containedaudiovisual aids, safety, and onp or more of the words, chlorine,and chlorination.

RV.

rinit

Chlorination

Items Identified

Sample 2

Srdu want to identify materials related to monitoring,,you shouldinclude several related terms and the che.mical material, tr situationthat is being:monitored. See' the example below.

Chemi-Wa

Labc ator

oni oring1 AnalySis

er AnalysisProcedures-

This search would identify all the items that included any of -(=

-s on the left- and pH.

T 3

If -ou art-interested in materials related to inspection and constructionyou tuld conduct a search of these two terms. The search would identifyall materials that included both terms.' if -you were innrested in onlywastewater treatmentifacilits you could consE-ruet a seara as diagrammed.

Items Identified

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'This seatnOwuld yield specific materials and demonstrateshow a computer search can help you locate matepiAlsyoU want.

D. Use of the Subject _Index

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The subject index in the back of the'6ompilation can be used tohelp you'decide if you want to do a.computer search. If thereare relatively lew entries, you can check the resumes in theresume section. If there is a large number of entries (perhaps50 or more) you may want to use a computer search.

As the data be gels larger, you will find more entries forsubject index terms and computer searching will offer moreadvantages.

The subject index can also be usedto help you select words toinclude in a search. Words listed in the subject` index are curtainto be in the searchable

4*fields:' 'Therefore, selecting these terms

to use' in structuring a _earch wilil increase the probability oflocating materials. Some wards will appear in the title orabstract that are not included in the subject term field. Suchwords can be used to check if any materials are in the data bate.If, however, you conduct a search with such a. word, it is usuallybest to'inbl-Oe a synonym that is in -ae subject index.

How to Order Materials=-:-

The AVAILABILIT-1/ field in the reSumeinaicatat where materials can beobtained. A few of the sources,are'explained..

A. A number of a )wisual materials can'he obtained on loan from theERA National dining and'Operatibnal Teelhnology Center, Cincinnati,Ohio 45268. _ey-al 86offer a copy,service to reproduce material;at a very reasonable price.

B. Some of the materials are available through the ERIC DocumentReproductida Service. MY (microfiche) are 4 ""x.6 "" sheets ofmieroflINup,to 96 pages o =f text can be reproduced on one Sheet.HC (paper copy) is a reproduction of the document in paper format the original size.

Orde for these mate als can be -obtained from:

ERIC ,Dotumen Reproduction ServicePO. Box 190Arlington,. Virginia 22210

C The EPA information DiWse ination P oject will provide xerox.eopiesof materials that are not copyrighted for $1.00 per document plus$0.03 per page.-

If you can not obtain materials that are listed or have difficultyobtaining materials,- please contacttheAPA Information Dissemination.Project. We can provide assistance in obt4ining materials from somesources. If materials become-unai-iailable, we will remove them fromthe IRIS data'base.

US EPA

National Training -and Operation Technology CenterCincinnati, Ohio 45268

To fulfill national educational and training requirements, USEPA, hasorganized the National Training and Operational Technology Center(NTOTC).- NTOTC has the responsibility for planning, developing,conducting and evaluating USEPA's water pollution. control trainingand. education program. As an instructional resource, its purposeis to help 'regions, statescalgovernments and educationi1institutions to' become knowledge_ble about USZPMs goals, regulations,strategies, as well As the implications of USEPA programs which affectvirtually everyone..

ltios encompass three categgries: (1) instruction:, eaudevelopment; ancl(3) information Management.

instruction--NTOTC of fern a variety of training courses iti water qualicontrol. Such courses are laught at many locations, but-most arcpresented at the Environmental Research Center in. Cincinnati, Ohio.A'current.project will expand this effort to enable more environmentalpersonnel = to receive specialized instruction., Area training centerswill soon act as ,satellites to the NTOTC prOgiam, offering, similarcourses and instructional support-. Seloct universities w 1i broadpollution controlcnrricula will act as area training, centers withina.

pregion.

As a result, more pollution control personnel will-haveaccess to needed secialized-tralivi*,.. ,

Since 19.71,-the NTOTC professional staff "of chemists, bielogiAs andengineers lias presented nearly 350 courses to more than 8,000 students.Courses are Offered throughout the year, and are designed to-- helparticipants understand-currenc.pollution controf.!technl_ques andprocedures. As usw regulations and policies are implemented, basedin large 'part on USEPA research, courses are.oftera by NTOTC staffto upgrade knowledge and develoO'specifi,c skills or procedures.-

De courses are conducted at wastewater treatmeneplants enablingEPA to work directly with plant personnel to improve treatment plant

effluvnt. While working onsite attr6'atment plants, staff can diagnoseand 'dis_cuss particular problems and can provide. information on design

41.and Operation to many chniciani within the,local region.

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C-urses cnerently are offered'in fivesgegeral 'categbrieS: wastewater,

treatment teehnology,,treatment facility-evaluation aneinspection,water quality surveillance and monitoring, water quality analysis,and drinking water quality monitoring.

Students attend courses from -all statesnd froth some foreign.countries. The largest percentage represent federal, state, andmunicipal pollution control agencies. A relatively small number-ot college and university instructors attend these short courseswhich are typically one week 'in length. USEPA encourages moreparticipation by the educatibnal community, so that current skillsand knowledge will be transmitted Co students to enable them-todeal with pollution control:,ftoblems as they enterervitonmentaloccupations. Community college and universitY-in'striic..tets mayattend courses free of 61-Ihrge by followinrTrescribed applicationproCedures.

Course j)evelopment-,NTOTC is active in the field of course develop eAs new educational and training needs arejdentified, appropriateinstructional phckagesare developed. ,AlmoSt'all such developmentis based on current research and agency regulations. Materialsinclude instructor guides, student manuals and supporting audiovisual:materials. if USEPAis pollution control training programs are to besuccess-fully implemented, college and university staff from variousdepartments must cooperate and integrate these instructional activitieswithin their curriculums; car students will not be adequately prepared,either theoretically or pthctically.

d.nformatioriMana_ement--The goal of UWA's,information managem*ntVystem .is to support; in Taccimprehensive and 'systematic manner, those,involved with 'pollution control education and training. A Centrallovation within the NTOTC faCility is designed to prpvlde'a,,conpoint and ,to coordinate assistance efforts and ha- been deeittlatthe Instructional,Resources Center (iRC).

As the educa_ oland.training ,community has become mow awkre'of thetypes of programs operated,by the IRC, requests for-.InformatiOn haveexpanded -drailittIcally-. Many requeSts' for assistance from instructors,information. - specialists, municipal water and west- ater treatment 'planttrainers, an fepresentatiVes Of government acid hu imess have beenreived.

Through the IRC, NTOTC maintains a central location to inventory-, evaluate,_:atalog and disseminate instructional materials irdthe areas of waterpollUtion control, water supplyand pesticides. Compospd of severaldifferent but interrelated activities, it acts as a primary'CommunidtiolLink between USEPA and educators at all post-seCondaiy levels.

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The IRC includes an audiovisual lending library housing silid-e/tapepresentations, films.and videotapes, all available for free, short-t_

Most suhje'ct 'areas' avai4lable are water quality-or

Interested persons are invited 4) Cincinnati to use IRC facilities forreviewing tapes,, slides, films, and other materials before deciding.aboutpurchases or curriculum deVelopment requirements. ' IRC staff assistvisitors by determining the most appropriate ways to use the Center'sresources, or in determining edutat4onal and training program requirementsand available resources. Turing the past year, universities and. stateand local governments have been assisted with curriculum deSigneOurse ,

materials selection, and'audiovisual' support efforts.

For more information-on -NTOTC- write to the renter at the following address:

National Training'.a &OperationalJelihfloacky Cent:er (NTOTC)261est tt ClairCincinnati';' Ohio J-6268

Telephone: (513) 68401

RESUME SECTION

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER! EW003555

PUBLICATION DATE: APR 77

TITLE: THE NITFMARINE INDUSTRY COLLEGIUM OPPORTUNITY BRIEF

#6, ELECTRON IRRADIATION, SEWAGE SLUDGE AND WALCULTURE.

DESCRIPTOR: *AQUACULTUREC COST EFFECTIVENESS; *ELECTRON

IRRADIATION, FACILITIES; .FERTILITERSi *OCEANOLOGY;

PATHOGENS ;" POLLUTION CONTROL; -- *SLUDGE; *SLUDGE DISPOSAL;

*WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WASTE DISPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 28P, f

ABSTRACT:-- THE CURRENT STATE OF ELECTRON IRRADIATION AS A

SLUDGE. STERILIZATION METHOD IS REVIEWED. THE COSTS OF

EXISTING METHODS ARE COMPARED. AND SOME. ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS

ABOUT THE 40DUCTION AND SALE OF SLUDGE AS FERTILIZER ARE

EN ALSO -EXAMINED I THE USE OF IRRADIATED SLUDGE AS A

NUTRIENT ENERGY BASE FORIQUACIRMAL SYSTEMS.

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TEC 'CAE INFORMATION CENTER, 5285

PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161

INSTITUTION NAME: SEA GRANT PROGRAM.

'IRI AECESSION NUMBER: EW0037B3

PUBLICATION DATE: 70,

TITLE: ENGINEERS HANDBOOK: HYDROGEN PEROXIDE INSTALLATIONS

FOR WASTE TREATMENT APPLICATIONS.W CHARTS; *MANAGEMENT;

TITLE: HOW TO. PREPARE AN EFFECTIVE COMPANY OPERATI NS

MANUAL.

PERSONAL' AUTHOR: SELT7, DAVID D.; RADLAVER, MARVIN I.

DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATION; *F

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW004371

PUBLICATION DATE: 78

TITLE: DESIGN OF :MUNICIPAL LUKE 'COMPOST FACILITIES;

00ESCRIPTOR: *CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; *COMPOSTING; *DESIGh;,'

*ECONOMICS; *FACILITIES; lEAETHI *KURICIPALITIES; MARKETING;

QUALITY CONTROL; *SLUDGE; AIM DISPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 200P. 'PRICE'; $45,00

ABSTRACT: THESE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS CONSIST OF 31 PAPERS

PRESENTED AT THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DESIGN OF MUNICIPAL

SLUDGE COMPOST FACILITIES. SPECIFIC TWIGS INCLUDE: (1)

RULES, AND REGULATIONS, (2) BASIC COMPOSTING CONSIDERATIONS,

(3) HEALTH ASPECTS, (4) COMPOST "ENGINEERING, (3) QUALITY

CONTROL, (6) FOREIGN EXPERIENCE, AND (7) ECONOMICS AND

MARKETING. .

AVAILABILITY: INFORMATION TROFER, INC., 9300 COLUMBIA

BLVD, SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND 2091

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EWE


DESCRIPTOR: *CHEMICAL TREATMENT; DESIGN; *ENGINEERING

HANDBOOK; *EQUIPMENT;' *FACILITIES; *HYDROGEN PEROXIDE;

8YDROCEN 'SULFIDE; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *WASTEWATER .

TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER:TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE; FREE

ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK CONTAINS PRACTICAL .INFORMATION FOR

SPECIFYING A HYDROGEN PEROXIDE WASTE TREATMENT :INSTALLATION.

CONTENTS INCLUDE A CHAPTER ON AU TO CONSIDER HYDROGEN

PEROXIDE: 'HYDROGEN SULFIDE GENERATION, CORROSION,' BULKING,

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE TREATMENT, AND COMPARISON WITH 'OTHER

CHEMICAL TREATMENTS. ANOTHER CHAPTER; ERNES HOW TO SELECT.

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE HANDLING AND STORAGE EQUIPMENT: SHIPPING

METHODS, PEROXIDE INJECTION SYSTEM', MATERIALS SUITABLE FOR

USE WITH HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, STORAGE SYSTEMS AND ECONOMICS. A

THIRD MAJOR SECTION OUTLINES SPECIFIC FACTS ABOUT HYDROGEN

PEROXIDE AND ITS USE: OXIDATION OF CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS WITH

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, REACTIONS :WITH INORGANIC SALTS, AND

'PHYSICAL PROPERTIES. ALSO INCLUDED ARE BLUEPRINTS OF TYPICAL

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE STORAGE INJECTION MD FEED .METERING

SYSTEMS,'

AVAILABILITY: FMC CORPORATION, INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL GROUP,

2000 MARKET ST, DEPT N, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103

*ORGAN I ZAT I ON; *OPERATIONS , MANUALS *POLICIES ;. PERSONNEL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: '2I4P. PRICE: $49.50

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK WHICH WAS. WRITTEN BY MANGEMENT

CONSULTANTS, OUTLINES THE STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN

OPERATIONS 'MANUAL. METHODOLOGY' AND CONTENT OF DATA

COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS ARE CAREFULLY DETAILED. DEVELOPMENT

0E-THEIRAUAL,THROUGH TO THE PRINTING OF THE FINAL DRAFT ARE

INCLUDED.

AVAILABILITY: DARTNELL, 4660 RAVENSWOOD AVENUE, CHICAGO,

60640

IRIS'ACCESSION NUMBER: EW004404


TITLE: DIRECTORY OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS-VOLUES I

R.

DESCRIPTOR; *DIRECTORIES; DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION;

*INSTRUCTION; LEADERSHIP TRAINING; *WAG BENT; *MANAGEMENT

DEVELOPMENT; *MANAGEMENT- EDUCATION; WER DEVELOPMENT;

*PROGR41 DESCRIPTIONS; *PROGRAM CUIDES& =LL DEVELOPMENT;

TRAINING

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1310P. PRICE; 175.00 NON-MEMBER.

1150.00 MEMBER ,

.

.4ARSTRAET: -PRESENTED IN THIS'TWO VOLUME WORK IS A DIRECTORY

OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION P8K8ANS,1111TItA uscRipTiontw (t).

PROGRAM, (2), FEES, AWARD,' AND METHOD OFJVAIATION OF

THE PARTICIPANT, 11) THETRONLE OF THE INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF,

AND (4) 11.1E PROFILE Or :RECENT PARTICIPANTS: 78E PROGRAM.

uscalPTroti INCLUDES SUCH TOPICS AS THE AIKS OR'OBJECT1VES,

THE; MAJOR TOPICS, 'FOR .wHom THE PROGRAM WAS DESIGNED, THE

PROGRAM LOCATION, THE LENGTH OF THE PROGRAM, RESIDENCE

CHARACTERISTICS,. AND THE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS, THE

DII1ECTORY, WAS COMZILED DYTHE :MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT,.

RESOURCE SERVICE OF THE AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION fROM

INFORMATION SUPPLFED.BY THE CONTRIBUORS WHO SPONSOR THEPROGRAMS. THE TYPES OF PROGRAMS INCLUDED IN THE DIRECTORY.

INCLUDE 1111 FOLLOWING (I) NON-CREDIT, PROGRAMS WHICH ARE NOT

PART, OF AN UNDERMUATE DEGREE PROGRIi (2) RECURRING

PROGRAMS ,(CONDUCTED AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR) THAT ARE REGULARLY

SCHEDULED 'OR- AVAILAAE TO PROSPECTIVE USERS AT MUTUALLY

NEGOTIATED LOCATIONS 'AND: TIMES, (3). moms THAT'. ARE

AVAJLABLETPIARGE SEGMENTS OF DIE MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY; AND

.(4) PROGRAMS' THAT ARE OF 'INTEREST TO THE MANAGEMENT

COMMUNITY IN THE BROADEST INCLUDING PROGRAMS THAT MAY

EVEN BE MORE TECHNICAL THAN MANAGERIAL IN CONTENT: VOLLIME.1:.

CONTAINS PROGRAMS AVAILABLE FROM ACADEMIC SOURCES WHILE /

VOLUME 2.COITAINFPROGRAMS'AVAILABLE FROM OTHER MORE GENERAL

SOURCES.

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATIONS

50TH STREET,' NEW PM NY 10029

DESCRIPTOR: ' *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *FACILITIES; *INSTRUCTIONAL.

MATERIALS; *MAINTENANCE; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER) ( SOLIDS

HANDLING; TERTIARY TREATMENT; *MINK MANUALS; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 144P4

ABSTRACT: 'THIS' MANUAL WAS WRITTEN AS PART OF THE OPERATOR

TRAINING. UNIT, IT. IS INTENDED. TO BRIDCEJHE CAPS BETWEEN

TRAINING COURSES, TEEEPHONE CALLS TO THE AGENCY, AND ON -SITE.

ASSISTANCE SESSIONS, THIS MANUAL IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE EASY

ACCESS TO DEFERENCE INFORMATION WHICH WILL ASSIST IN

PREVENTING PROBLEMS. THROUGH. RESPONSIBLE OPERATION AND

MAINTENANCE PHDEEDURES. IT PRESENTS THE MOWS AND WHYS OF THE

SYSTEM, ITS PARTS, AND POTENTIAL PROBLEMS,

AVAILABILITY= MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL LGENGY, 1935 WEST

COUNTY ROAD 82; ROSEVILLE,' MINNESOTA 55113


PUBLICATION DATE:' JUL 79, _

,I:.,

t

,-,

,,

TITLE: MARYLAND IIANPOWER:.:.INFOLMATION SYSTEM FOR MUNICIPAL

WATER AND WASTEWATER FACAMES.-,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: AUSTIN; ,J00.B.1: AND HOLTAM, ANDREW

135 WEST

DE§CRIPTORC:4GERTIFICATIONI *DATA COLLECTING SYSTEMS;

FACILITIES; *INFORMATION SYSTEMS; , *MUNICIPALITIES; *MANPOWER

IEEDSI *PLANNINGI. OCTRAINING NEEDS; *UTILITIES) *WATER .

TREA NTOYASTEWATER TREATMENTIRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO 4467


TITLE:. WATER UTILITY ACCOUNTING,

PEI[ NAL 'AUTHOR: my, LEONE;; GRINNELL, D. J.

DESCRIPTOR; *ACCOUNTING; *ECONOMICS; MANAGEMENT REPOR

*PLANNING; *RECORDS; *TAXES;-,*WATER UTILITIES

DESCRIPTIVE. NOM 235r!'PRICE! $10.00

ABSTRACT: )THis :MANUAL IS DESIGNED FOR THE FORMLELY TRAILED

ACCOUNTANT' OPERATING IN TILE WATER WORKS' FIELD, IT CONTAINS

SUGGESTIONS FOR IIPLENENTING ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES THAT

REFLECTTREMLITYSTATUS Or TODAYS WATER WORKS.

AVALLABILITY: AMERICAN WATER FORKS'ASSOCIATION, 6666 WEST.

WINO' AVE, DENVER, COLORADO 80235

IR S A ,S16 NUMBER:. ,.EW004476

PUBEICAT ON DATE: 78

TITLE: ACTIVATED SLUDGEPACKACE.PLO,OPERATIONS MANUAL.

ARSONALTTHOR:,

DESCRIPTIVE: NOTE: -I8pp.

ABSTRACT: THIS' REPORT SETS IN FOCUS THE INFORMATION NEEDSTHE INFORMATION

OF1411ARYLAND DEPAR'T'MENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE AND

OTHER GROUPS FOR PLANNING, DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING.:

'PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE,THE PROPERLY TRAINED MANPOWER TO:OPERATE

-AND MAINTAIN THE WATER AND WASTEWATER FACILITIES OF THE

STATE.

'IVAILABILliTr'INVIIIONMENTAL RAM ADMINISTRATION,

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE, P.O. BOX 13307,

BALTIMORE, WD 21203

IRIS ACGESSIONMOER: EWO. 4594

PUBLICATIONTATEr' 78

TITLE BASICS OF FILTRATION AND SEPARATION,

PERSONAL 'AUTHOR: BALLEW, ff, W.; AND STAFF

DESCRIPTOR: *CENTRIFUGATION FLUID FLOW; *FILTRATION;

FILTER SYSTEMS; *FILTER 1EDIA; *LABORATORY :TECHNIQUES;

SgARATION PROCESSES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 69F.

ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK IS DESIGNED TO CONVEY A BASICUNDERSTANDING Of FILTRATION AND SEPARATION PRINCIPLES-TO

THOSE NOT IN THE FIELD. IT PROVIDES A COMPARISON OF

CENTRIFUGATION. VERSUS FILTRATION, ADVICE ON SELECTING ANAPPROPRIATE FILTER MEDIUM, DESCRIPTION OF SEVERAL TYPES OFFILTER SYSTEMS, kETHODOLOGY OF MEBRANE SEPAKATIONS ANDMCROFILTRATION PROCEDURES.

AVAILABILITY:' NUCLEPORE CORPORATION, 7035 COMMERCE CIRCLE,

PLEASANTON,, CA 94566 ,

IRIS ACCESSION NUMB: EW904531


TITLE: PROCEEDINGS OF 1976 NATIONAL

CONFERENCE, SUPPLEMNT-DISCUSSIONS.WASTE ?MESSING

DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; . CORROSION CONTROL;ECONOMICS; EMISSIONS; *ENERGY CONSERVATION; FUELS;

INCINERATORS; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *MUNICIPAL WASTES;

METHANE; *RECYCLING; SOLID WASTES; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTE

PROCESSING; *WASTE UTILIZATION

DI IPTIVE NOTE: 148P.

ABSTRACT; PAPERS PRESENTED IN THIS VOLUME COVER A WIDE

VARIETY OF TOPICS RELATED TO WASTE PROCESSING IN EUROPE AND

NORTH AMERICA, FUEL PRODUCTION FROM REFUSE, ECONOMICS OFCYCLING, RESEARCH NEEDS IN REPROCESSING, MATERIALS

(NEM' PROCESSING, PYROLYS S THERMAL DISPOAL OF WASTES,EMISSIONS STANDARDS, MIN TOR PERFORMANCE, POLLUTIONATATEMENT, CORROSION CONTRO AND INNOVATIVE PROCESSING

SYSTEMS.

AVAILABILITY: THE AMERICA OCIETY OF MICRARIOAL ENGINEERS,

UNITED ENGINEERING CENTER 345 EAST 47TH STREET, NEW YORK,

NEW YORK 10017

IRIS'ALCESSIOV NUMBER: EW004560

PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 79

TITLE: A CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER

LABORATORY PERSONNEL.

DESCRIPTOR:' ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CERTIFICATION)*EVALUATION; *INSTRUCTION; *LABORATORY TECHNIQUES)

*LABORATORY PERSONNEL, *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *OPERATIONS

( WATER) I *PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS; *QUALIFICATIONS; *MINING;

*WATER TREATMENT, *WASTEWATER TRUMP, *WATER RESOURCES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I7P.

ARSTRACT:' THE REPORT CONTAINS DETAILS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF

WADS OF CERTIFICATIONS PROPOSED LABORATORY PERSONNEL

CERTIFICATION PROGRAM, RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE REGARDING

STANDARD LEVELS OF CONTETENCY AND DESERVED QUALIFICATIONS.

APILABILITY: ABC ADMINISTRATIVE . OFFICE, ,MUNICIPAL

( '

BUILDING, AMES, IOWA 5 010


PUBLICATION-DATE:: 72

TITLE:: 'WASHINGTON, STATE;, WATERWORN MANDAL,BASIC,.

. . .

DESCRIPTOR: *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS* *MAINTENANCE;*MMtAGEMENT1 *OPERATIONS (WATER); PUBLIC RELATIONS; ATERQUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER. UTILITIES: *WATER TREATMENT;

*WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 228P. PRICE: 010,00

ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL WAS PREPARED. FOR WATER UTILITYPERSONNEL IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. IT IS INTENDED TO

PRESENT MATITIAL NECESSARY TO IMPROVE THE WORKING KNOWLEDGE

OF THESE PEOPLE. THE MANUAL INCLUDES TOPICS ON

COMMUNICATIONS, WATERWORKS HYDRAULICS, DISTRIBUTION, PU-MeING

AND STORAGE, MATERIALS, METERS AND RECORDS, WATER 'QUALITY,

WATER MAINS AND SERVICE INSTALLATIONS, SYSTEM.MAINTINANCE,

WATER ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS.

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TITLE MANUAL OF METHODS: PRESERVATION AND ANALYSIS OF

COAL GASIFICATION WASTEWATERS!

PERSONAL AUTHOR: LUTHY, RICHARD Gi,

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ASSESSMENT; CHEMICAL.'

ANALYSIS; *COAL , GASIFICATION; *COAL GASIFICATION

WASTEWATERS; ENVIRONMENTAL' IMPACT; 'INDUSTRIAL_ TCR11OLOCY;

*LABORATORY , TECHNIQUES; LABORATORY TESTING; MONITORING;OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)) SANTLE PRESERVATION; *SAMPLING.

METHODS1.° TESTING; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER

ANALYSIS

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BTU COAL GASIFICATION PROGRAM. WITH THE COOPERATION AND

ASSISTANCE OF OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CONTRACTORS IN

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MODIFIED SET OF PRESERVATION AND ANALYSIS PROCEDURES FOR THE

FOLLOWING PRIORITY COAL GASIFICATION WASTEWATER PANDERGROUPS: (1) PHYSICAL PROPERTIES, (2) INORGANIC NON-METALS,

''(3) NITROGEN, (4) PHOSPHOROUS. (5) SULFUR, (6) ORGANIC

CONSTITUENTS, AND (7) OXYGEN. DEMAND, THIS REPORT CONSTITUTES

A MANUAL OF METHODS FOR 23 SPECIFIC PARATERS WITHIN THESE

SEVEN CROUPS.(

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW004602'

TITLE! PROCEEDINGS' OF THE WATER REUSE SYMPOSIWIREEVOLUMES.

DESCREPTOR: *CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; *CONSERVATION;ENVIRONMENTAL. EgECTS; ECONOMICS; HEALTH. EFFECTS; LEGAL;FACTORS; *REULING; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER REUSE; *WATERCONSERVATION; WATER QUALITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER! 'EW004642.

PUBLICATION DATE: APR 78

TITLE: SUMMARY OF WRC 'EQUIPMENT DEVELOPED FOR BIOLOGICALMONITORING OF WATER QUALITY,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: WORDINGHAM,

DESCRIPTOR; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; BIOLOGICAL MONITORING;

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBERI EW004629

PUBLICATION DATE: 78)

TITLE: 0 CH1OROBENZIDINE: AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA,

DESCRIPTOR: *AMBIENT WATER QUALITY; *DICUROBENZIDINE;*PUBLIC HEALTH; *STANDARDS; WATERQUALITYel .WATER QUALITY

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EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES AND AVAILABLE DATA.

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EW00473I

.PUBLICATION DATE! 71

TITLE:, THE BASICS OF OIL SPILL CLEAT.0, . v

PERSONAL AUTHOR; FINGAS, MERVIN F., AND OTHERS

6ESCRIPTOR1, ACCIDENT PREVENTION; *ENVIRONMENT; ,*01LrPOLLUTION; *OIL SPILLS" *POLLUTION: *SEPARATION METHODS;

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL.

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ARE POSSIBLr.UNDER VARYING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. THISMATERIAL IS. DESIGNED TO PROVIDE BASIC INFORMATION TO THE

PIJBLIC AT LARGE AND TO THOSE PERSONS WHO NAY ACTUALLY HAVETO DEAL yITR THE' CLEANUP OF AN OIL SPILL, SPECIFIC TOPICS

INCLUDE WILMS CHARACTERISTICS, OIL BEHAVIOUR IN THEENVIRONMENT RESPONSE TO OIL SPILLS, CONTAINMENT, RECOVERY,

SEPARATION AND DISPOSAL METHODS, TREATMENT OF SPILLED OIL,

SHORELINE CLEANUPAND RESTORATION AND LAND SPILLS;

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IRIS CCESSION NUMBER: EWO 4703


TITLE: CORROSION CAROL BY DEPOSITION OF CAC03 FILMS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR;: MERRILL, DOUGLAS T.I AND SAO, ROTIERT Lt

DESCRIPTOR: CHEMISTRY; *CORROSION CONTROL; *CALCIUMCARBONATE; *DEPOSITION; *EQUIPMENT; MAINTENANCE;

*OPERATIONS fWATER); PUBLIC, HEALTH; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER'

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A PLYING. CONDITIONING CHEMICALS' AND SPECIAL PROWSSOCIATED,WITR PLANT OPERATIONS.

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QUINCY..AMUE,DENVEN, CO : :235

IRIS ACCESSION NUM1ER: EV004734

PUBLICATION-DATE: 77

. ,

TITLE: AUTOMATION ANDIINSTRUMENTATION

DESCRIPTOR; *AUTOMATION;' EQUIPMENT: *INSTRUMINTATIONL

;INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, MEASUREMENTOOPERATIONS (WATER) ;'PUMPS: *WATER.SUULY1-4WATER TREATMENT; *WATERRISTRIBUIONi;WATER WORKS; *WATER UTILITIES

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THE OPERATORTF ANY WATER UTILITY, LARGE OR SMALL, WHO.WOULD

NOT, NECESSARILY RAVE, A TECHNICAL' BACKGROUND, BUT WOULD

. LIKELY BE SEARCHING FOR ELEMENTARY EXPLANATIONS AND GENERAL.

INFORMATION., THE MANUAL, THEREFORE, DOES NOT INDULGE IN:

THEORY OR DESIGN CONCEPTS, NOR DOES IT DUPLICATE COVERAGE OF

READILY AVAILABLE SUBJECTS' SUCH AS BASIC ELECTRICITY,

sums, OFI HYDRAULICS.. IT IS INTENDED TO BE A GENERAL

DISCUSSION OF EQUIPMENT, TERM, AND EWTRESSIONS AN OPERATOR

COULD ENCOUNTER WHEREVER AUTOMATION AND INSTRUMENTATION ARE

FOUND,

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QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 235

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EVOO4735


TITLE; DESIGN OF WATER AND WASTEWATER SYSTEMS.'

PERSONAL AUTHOR; FLACK, ERNEST J.

DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; *FACILITIESt

PLANNING; RESORTS; SEWAGE: URBAN AREAS; *WATER DISTRIBUTION::

*WASTEWATER COLLECTION

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ABSTRACT; THIS HANDBOOK DEALS WITH ,DESIGN, CRITERIA AND

PARAMETERS FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER SYSTEMS IFRAPID GROWTH

1REAS AND RESORTS.. THE TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL

IMPACTS OF NEW WATER AND SEWAGE FACILITIES, DESIGN

PARAMETERS, SEWAGE COLLECTION AJD.WATER DISTRIBUTION,' WATER

TREATMENT OD. WASTEWATER TREATMENT:.

AVAILABILITY; COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, BULLETIN ROOM, TT.:

COLLINS, CO 80523

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW004740...

PUBLICATION DATE: MAR,79

TITLE: :LOCATION, KEY FOR BEST MANAGEMENT -PRACTICE87

SILVICULTURE. AFRIRESEk10 REPORT 'NUMBER 39.

PERSONAL AMOR: MCCLIMOS,,RICHARD

DESCRIPTOR: *BEST MANAGEMENT(' PRACTICES:, *FORESTRY;

*NONFOINT SOURCE POLLUTION; *SILVICULTURE1 *SOYA E RUNOFF;

*WATE dUALIrY; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

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ABSTRACT: RESEARCH HAS SRN THAT WATER QUALITY PROBLEMS

CAN OCCUR WHEN CERTAIN FORESTRY'ACTIVITIES TAIL, PLACE 'UN_ DER

CRITICAL CONDITIONS AND LOCATIONS, ESPECIALLY 'ALONG THE

SMAILEB'HEADWATER,STREAMS AND TRIBUTARIES. .THIS RITORT IS

INTENDED' AS A GUIDE TO re IDENTIFICATION OF THOSE CRITICAL

CONDITIONS OR LOCATIONS THAT NEED SPECIAL ALTERATION,IN11,'

ORDER TO MINIMIZE ADVERSE IMPACTS .ON SURFACE WATER. IN ORDER

TO. USE THIS GUIDE,'' THE 'NATURE AND SCOPE OF A JOB AND

APPROXIMATIONS OF SLOPE, SOIL AND WATER; SENSITIVITY NEED TO

BE KNOWN:

'AVAILABILITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK,. COLLEGE OF

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE MID FORESTRY, SYRACUSE, NY 13210 '



TITLE: NOTES ON WATER RESEARCH; TESTS FOR ASSESSING THE

OXYGEN DEMAND OF EFFLUENTS.

DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *EFFLUENTS; *LAIORATORY

PROCEDURES; *MONITORING; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); OXYGEN;

*OXYGEN REMAND; *RESEARCH; *SWUNG; *WASTEWATER; *WATER

POLLUTION; *WATER RESOURCES 4

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ABSTRACT. ARE THE RESULTS OBTAINED BY APPLYING

FIVE DIFFERENT POLLUTION MEASURES TO THE SAME WATER SAMPLES.

THE TESTS WERE PERMANGANATE VALUE, BIOCHEMICAL OXTGEN1EMAND

CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND, TOTAL. OXYGEN DEMAND, AND: TOTAL

ORGANIC CARBON, THE RESULTS OBTAINED FOR EACH TEST WERE

DIFFERENT ALTHOUGH THEY WERE RUM. THE PURPOSE OF THIS '

PAPER IS TO -OUTLINE THE REASONS FOR THESE DIFFERENCES SO ,

THAT THE MOST APPROPRIATE.TEST `ICY BE. SELECTED. FOR ANY GIVEN FACILITIES;

. MAINTENANCE; MICROORCARISIMS;' *OPERATIONS'(WASTEWATER/1, *SYMPOSIA PROCEEDINGS; - SECONDARY TREATMENT!*WASTEWATER:TREATMENT .

..,AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285'

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APPLICATION.

IRIS ACC SION NUMBERC 0084742

PUBLICAT ON DATE:y,JUN 78

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*POLLUTION CONTROL; PUBLIC ,REALT4 VOLATILE

PTIVE NOTE: 4_ RICEI1' 31.00

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ONENTS OF ORGANIC COMPOUND MIXTURES. GAS CBROMATOGRATHYCOUPLED WITH MASS SPECTROMETRY

AND DATA PROCESSING IS THENTIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION PROCESS.

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IRIS ACCESSION:NUMBER: EW00474-

48LICATION DATE: '79

TITLE: PROCEDURES AND TEST EQUIPMENT FORWATER/WAREWATERANALYSES. io

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; BIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS;CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; *EQUIPMENT; *LABORATORY TECHNIQUES;METALS; *OPERATIONS (WATER); *OPERATIONS

'(WASTEWATER;.

*WATER ANALYSESt *WASTEWATER ANALYSES,

ERVICE, 5285

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IRIS ACCESSION, NUMBER: EW00477


TITLE: WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT 08ff, A NATIONAL ISSUE,

DESCRIPTOR: BACTERIAL SUPPLEMENTATION; *BIOMMENTATION;

,

ABSTRACT:. IBIS PAPER DEALS *ITH . THE PROCESSBIOAUCMENTATION THE VALUE OF BACTERIAL SUPPLEMENTATION.'EXAMINED, ALTHOUGH' THE PROBLEMS STEMMING FROM MICROBIAL':UNPREDICTABILITY ARE STRESSED.,

AVAILABILITY: FLOW LABORATORI

AVENUE, ORANGE, CA 92668INC., 160'1 WEST:0,HANGEWOO

IRIS ACOESSION NUMBER; EW004778

FUBLICATIOA DATE: FEB '.9.

L

TITLE: BACTERIAL SUPPLEMENTATION: WHAT IT AN AND CANNOTDO..

PERSONAL AUTHOR:: GRUBBS, R. B. .

DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDGE; BACTERIAL SUPPLEMENTATION;*BACTERIOLOGY; *DIOAUGMEETATIONI EFFLITENTS1 *FACILITIES;LAGOON SYSTEMS; *OPERATI ONS PIASTEWATER) ; *WASTEWATERTREATMENT

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,

PAVAILABILITY 'FLOW LABORATORIES INC. 16 l'WEST ORANGEWOODAVENUE, ORANGE, CA 92668

IRIS ,ACCESSION NUMBER:

PUBLIGATION'DATE:' 76

EW 84774

TITLE: BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF WATER POLLUTE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: EDITORS: TOURBIER, JOACHIM: PIERSON,ROBERT V.

. DESCRIPTOR: *BIOLOGICAL CONTROL; *BACTERIOLOGY; *GREASE ;,MUNICIPAL SEWAGE; *MAINTENANCE; POLLUTION; *SEWERS; *WATERPOLLUTION CONTROL; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTEi' Ile FREE OF CHARGE

, ABSTRACT: THIS STUDY EXAMINES THE PROBLEM OF SEVER LINES'BLOOD BY ::GREASE IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS TILE TRADITIONALTECHNIQUE gMECHANICALLY CLEANSING THE PIPES IS COMPARED TOTHE INNOVATIVE ,APOROACR 'OF C4EANSING USINGARACTER141CULTURES, THE STUDY CONCLUDES THAT dtAtilliO OF SEWERSVGREASE CONSUMING BACTERIA 'REPRESENTS A VIABLE AND. IN SORE

CASES ECONOMICAL. ALTERNATIVE TO TRAHITION, MECHANICALMETHODS OF CLEANING SEWERS.

AVAILABILITY: FLOW LABORATORIES, INC., I601 WEST,ORANGEWOOD, ORANGE; CA 92668

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW004 3

PUBLICATION DATE: PIAR

TITLE: CONTROL' OF NUISANCE ODORS FROM PONDS BY THERSEGFBACTERIAGULTURES,

JPERSONAL:AUTHOR: JENSEN, RANDOLPH A,

. DESCRIPTOR: AERATION *BIOLOGICAL CONTROL; fBACTERIOLOGY;

*HOLDING . PONDS; RS: *POLLUTION ,;CONTROL; *PONDS;*STAGIANTJATER; 401A POLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE ROTE,:. 6P. FREE OF CHARGE,'

.ABS1117eTgt INFORMATION,. IN THIS PAPER, IS DIRECTED TOTHOSE INDIVIDUALS CONCERNED WITH TIME MAINTENANCE OF ODORCONTROL IN .HOLDING PONDS: OR' -.0THER BODIES OF RELATIVELY

STAGNANT' WATER.. it- MACAU'', -CONAIISON OF ODOR CONTROL.METHODS WAS '1ADE, BETWEEN AERATION WITH COMPRESSED AIROXIDATION.,WiTi HYDROGEN, PEROXIDE, DESTRUCTION OF THE ODOR

CAUSAG :BACTERIA WITH FORMALDEHYDE AND OVERRIDINGAFTHEODOR :CAUSING, BACTERIA WITH DESIRABLE BACTERIA.STRAINS. THE

LATTER PROVEV TO BE" TIME METHOD EVENTUALLY ADOPTED TO ;CANDLE

THE ODOR PROBLEM.

AVAILABILITY: :FLOW LABORATORIES, INC., 1601 WEST

ORANGEWOOD, ORANGE, CA 92668

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO 4776A

PUBLICATION DATE:. KAY 71

TITLE!,,U F BACTERIAL CULTURES., TO CONTROL OILYWASTEWA M A BULK OIL UNDEING TERMINAL.

PERSONAL ATM: /CASWELL, C. A.

DESCRIPTOR: *BIOLOGICAL CONTROL; *BACTERIOLOGY; CREASES;

*INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER: 9.1L; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL;

*WASTEWATER TREATMENT "Sli

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: A3P, FREE-OF CI GE

ABSTRACT: THIS PAPER DISCUSSES THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF

A BIOLOGIC TREATMENT SYSTEM TO CONTROL AN OILY WASTEWATER

EFFLUENT ,;FROM A .BULK'OIE HANDLING TERMINAL. THE RATIONALE

FOR THE DESIGN, THE BASIC DESIGN PARAMETERS, AND THE SYSTEMS

OPERATIONAL HISTORY ARE OISCUSSEEE.THEISE OF COMMERCIALLY

EXPARED DRIED BACTERIAL MUM TO ESTABLISH AN EFFECTIVEBIORAS FOR TIME REMOVAL OF orIPOD GREASES, AND TO IMPROVE

BIOLOGICAL OXYGEN DEMAND, IS SUMMARIZED. 44

ORARGEW OD, ORANGE, CA 92660

PRIS- ACCESSION NUMBER' EWO 47

PUBLICATION DATE: 7II I '

TITLE: RESIDENTIAL EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTBOL BJECTIVES,

PRINCIPLES AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS.

DESCRIPTOR; *OSTS; *DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS; *EROSION

CONTROL; LEGAL IMPLICATIONS;,. *MANAGEMENT): *PLANNING:

*SEDIMENT CONTROLIAOILS; STORIWATER; URBAN LAND1 *WATER ,

EROSION; *WIND EROSION *WATER EROSION. CONTROL; *WIND

EROSION CONTROL

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ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT EXAMINES THE PROBLEM OF EROSION AND

, .

,:SEDIMENT CONTROL. CAREFUL CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN TO DESIGN''

IN PROBLEM AREAS! RI KS AND COSTS ARE EVALUATED, TIME

NTRE

RELATIONSHIP& BETWEEN CONTROL AND MINAGEMENT ARE ANALUED,THE NATURE OF THE. PROCESSES ARE EXAMINED AND, FACTORSINFLUENCING EROSION DISCUSSED. WATER EROSION, WIND

EROSION AND SENN , CONTROL METHODS ARE DETAILED, AND ,THE

LEGAL IMPLICATIONS ARE INCLUDED,

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, 345 EAST

47TH STREET, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10017,


UBLICATIOR DATE: JUN 75 ,

AVAILABILITY: FLOW' LABORATORIES, INC.,

E: WA'T'ER .AUAL1TY . AS AN APPROACH TO, .MANACING

RECREATIONAL USE AND DEVELOPMENT ON A MOUNTAIN WATERSHED.

DESCRIPTOR:, *COTAMINATIOMi *LAND USE;, *MANAGEMENT;

*RECREATION. AREAS; *SAMPLING; *VISITORS; *WATER QUALITY;

*WATERSHEDS

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.ABSTRACT: THE SOUTH FORK OF THE:OGDEN RIVER, ONE OF SEVERAL,

HEAVILY USED MOUNTAIN WATERSHEDS; ALONG VMS MATCH FRONT,

WAS STUDIED BETWEEN FEBRUARY 1, AND NOVEMBER 1,1974, TO

DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF RECREATION ON WATER QUALITY,ALTHOUGH THE: GREATEST IMPACTS ON WATER QUALITY'OCCURRED.

'WRING SPRING RUNOFF, IT WAS FOUND THAT RECREATIONAL USE HAD.

DEFINITE EFFECT:ON WATER -QUALITY, BACTERIOLOGICAL

PARAMETERS WERE FOUND TO BE THE MOST SENSITIVE INDJEATOM OF

CONTAKIN4I4ON,, DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HEAVY WEEKEND AND LICRT

WEEKDAY ltECREATIORAL USE WERE. REFLECTED BY'DIFFERENCES

BACTERIOLOGICAL COUNTS. ALSO, IT APPEARS THAT CHARGES'IN

BACTERIAL WATER QUALITY WERE MORE CLOSELY CORRELATED WITH

HIGH INTENSITY, SHORT :DURATION USE RATHER THAN WITH THE

OVERALL NUMBER OF VISITOR DAYS USE RECEIVED AT ARipEATIONAL SITE. THE RESULTS OF THIS STUDY INDICATE TRAT

IMPROVEMENTS ARE NEEDED .,,AT ';SEVERAL' RECREATIONAL SITES.

STUDIES TO INVESTIGATE THE IMPROVEMENT OF RECREATIONAL

FACILITIES ALONG THE SOUTH FORK ARE HEcomENDED,

6

AVAILABILITY: UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY, UTAH WATER RESEARCH

LABORATORY, COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, LOGAN, UTAH 84322

INSTITUTION NAME: UTAH WATER RESEARCH,LABORATORY.



TITLE: A WORKFORCE AND TRAINING PROFILE FOR SOLID WASTE

MANAGEMENT AND RESOURCE RECOVERY,

DESCRIPTOR: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING; FEDERAL GOVERNMENT;FORECASTING; *LABOR FORCE; *MANPOWER NEEDS; *MANAGEMENT;

POLLUTION CONTROL; *PLANNING; RECYCLING; *RESOURCE RECOVERY;

*SOLID WASTES; SPATE PLANNING; *TRAINING

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 152P. PRICE: 311.00

ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS DIVIDED INTO THE FOLLOWING TOPICS;

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WORKFORCE NEEDS, OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE AGENCIES INVOLVED

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY, (2) A SECTION ANALYZ ING

WHAT ARE CONSIDERED BY SOURCES IN THE FIELD TO BE THE

PRINCIPAL BLOCKAGES TO INITIAL EMPLOYMENT AND CAREERADVANCEMENT IN SOLID WEE MANAGEMENT, AND (3) AN ANALYSISOF TM U.S ENVIRONMENTAL, PROTECTION_, AGENCY'S

RESPONSIBILITIES FOR WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND TRAININGAETIVITIES.

AVAILABILITY ;. NATIONAL. TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE,

OPERATIONS DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161

INSTITUTION NAME: 'VEINAL FIELD RESEARCH CENTER.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO 4804-


TITLE: AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA: ATSENIC;

DESCRIPTOR: AQUATIC LIFE; *ARSENIC; :AMBIENT WATER QUALITY

CRITERIA: CARCINOGENICITY; HUMAN HEALTH; PUBLIC HEALTH;

*REGULATIONS,; *STANDARDS; *TOXICOLOGY; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES;

*WATER QUALITY



IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO 4005

PUBLICATION DATE: '75

TITLE: AMBIENT WATER QUALITY,CRITERIA: BENZENE.

DESCRIPTOR: *AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA; *BENZENE;

CHEMISTRY; CARCINOGENICITY ;: ' HUMAN HEALTH; MUTAGENICITY;

PUBLIC' HEALTH; *REGULATIONS; *TOXICOLOGY; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES;

*WATER QUALITY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 150P. PRICE: shA

ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FORBENZENE FOR AQUATIC LIFE AND HUMAN HEALTH, USING AVAILABLE

INFORMATION AND CURRENT RESEARCH DATA EVALUATES ACUTE AND

CHRONIC TOXICITY FOR FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER ORGANISMS;

ANALYZES HUMAN AND OTHER rums EXPOSURE TO, INGESTION OF

INHALATION OF AND DERMAL ABSORPTION OF BENZENE. EXAMINES

RESEARCH ON THE: CHEMICALS EHARMOKINETICS, (ABSORPTION,

DISTRIBUTION, METABOLISM, EXCRETION), AND ITS EFFECTS,

(SYNERGISM, TERATOGENICITY, MUTAGENICITY, CARCINOGENICITY

ACUTE; SUB-ACUTE' AND :CHRONIC' TOXICITY). REVIEWS EXISTING

GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS, GYRRENT EXPOSURE LEVELS AND

SPECIAL RISK GROUPS.

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL " INFORMATION SERVICE,

OPERATIONS'DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO04806

PUBLICATION DATE; DEC 75

TITLE; SLUDGE PROCESSING: TRANSPORTATION AND

DISPOSAL/RESOURCE RECOVERY: A PLANNING PERSPECTIVE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: NEPTUNE, DEAN, AND OTHERS.

DESCRIPTOR: MUNICIPALITIES; *PLANNING; *RESOURCE RECOVERY;

*SLUDGE; *SLUDGE DISPOSAL; *SLUDGE TRANSPORTATION; SOLID

W. WATER POLLUTION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT:, .*WASTE

DI POSAL

DESCRIPTIVE' NOTE: I89P. PRICE: IMO° DESCRIPTIVE NOTE ;' 189P. PACE: 313.00

ABSITACT: PRESENTED ARE THE AMBIENT` WATER QUALITY CRITERIA ABSTRACT: A METHODOLOGY AS DEVELOPED IN THIS REPORT FORFOR ARSENIC AQUATIC LIFE AND HUMAN HEALTH, EVALUATED' ARE USE IN THE EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVES FOR THE ULTIMATEACUTE AND CHRONIC TOXICITY FOR FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER DISPOSAL OF RESIDUE WASTES GENERATED IN MUNICIPALoRGANISMS. ANALYZED ARE HUMAN AND OTTER MAMMAL EXPOSURE TO,

INGESTION OF, INHALATION OF AND DERMAL ADSORPTION OF

ARSENIC, EXAMINED ARE RESEARCH ON THE CHEMICAL

PPARMOKINETICS' (ABSORPTION, DISTRIBUTION& METABOLISM,EXCRETION) AND ITS EFFECTS (SYNERGISM; 7ERATOGENICITY

IMGEN;i1TY, 'CARCINOGENICITY, ACUTE, SUB-ACUTE AND CHRONIC

ToXICTITI . .REVIEWS EXISTINC GUIDELINES' AND STANDARDS,

l:ARENT:EXPOSURE LEVELSJAND SPECIAL RISK GROUPS TO FORMULATE

THE'AMEIENT.WATER QUALITY CRITERIA.

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS, THIS METHODOLOGY CONSIDERED

TECHNICAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND. INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS

PERTINENT TO A THOROUGH REVIEW OF ALTERNATIVES, RESIDUAL

WASTES GENERATED IN MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS

WERE CHABACTERIZED. HANDLING AND TREATMENT PROCESSES FOR THE

RESIDUAL WASTES ARE DISCUSSED AND EVALUATED IN LIGE OF

QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE CHARGES TO THE RESIDUAL WASI'S,

LIQUID, GASEOUS, AND SOLID siDEsTREAmS PRODUCED 'IN RESIDUAL

WASTE TREATMENT WERE EVALUATED AND RAIL, PIPELINE, BARGE,

AND TRUCK TRANSPORT OF RESIDUAL WASTES WERE ANALYZED,.,ENVIRONMENTAL, OPERATIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRANTS TOTHE USE OF OCEAN DISPOSAL. LAGOONS, SANITARY LANDFILLS,

SEUDGE'RECYCLING; AND LAND, RECLAMATION WERE PRESENTED"'

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL ECHNICALINFORMATION SERVICE,

OPERATIONS DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161 '.


PUBLICATION RATE,: JAN 77

TITLE: PREVENT1VEAPPROACBES TcISTORINATER MANAGEMEN

PERSONAL AUTHOR: WILLISON, JOHN; AND OTHERS:

DESCRIPTOR: *BEST MANAGEMENT. PRACTICES; *ECONOMICS;EROSION; HYDROLOGY; *MANAGEMENT; REGULATIONS; *STORMWATER;

SEDIMENT; *URBAN RUNOFF; WATER QUALITY


ABSTRACT:. THIS DOCUMENT WAS PREPARED. FOR USE BrLOCALAGENCY ADMINISTRATORS, AND OTHERS WHO MAY BE INVOLVED INPROGRAMS TO ABATE POLLUTION FROM URBAN RUNOFF. THIS REPORT

DISCUSSES THE CONCEPT OF SOURCE CONTROL ;BEST MANAGEMENTPRACTICE) AND LISTS MANY APPROPRIATE TECHNIQUES. TAEPROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING THESE PRACTICES,

LEGAL, FINANCIAL, AND INSTITUTIONAL ARE ALSO DISCUSSED

. -

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL. INFORMATION

.

SERVICE,

OPERATIONS. DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER!. EW004811

PUBLICATION DATE! APR 78

TITLE: MANAGEMENT OF ENGINEERING OF CONTROL SYSTEMS FORWATER PIPELINES,

DESCRIPTOR: *CONTROL SYSTEMS:. *DESIGN; *ENGINEERING;*MANAGEMENT; MANUFACTURING; MAINTENANCE; *OPERATIONS(WATER); PLANNING; *PIPES; *WATER DISTRIBUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 180P, PRICE: $12.00

ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS THE CULMINATION OF THEIORX OF TOETASK COMMITTEE'ON PROCEDURES FOR MANAGEMENT OF CONTROLSYSTEMS ENGINEERING FOR WATER PIPELINES, IT PRESENTSPROCEDURAL GUIDELINES FOR MANAGING TILE CONCEPTION1 DESIGN,

MANUFACTURE, INSTALLATION, START-UP, 7 OPERATION AND

KAINTENANCEOF CONTROL SYSTEMSFOR WATER PIPELINES.

AVAILABILITY: AnERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, 343 EAST

47711 STREET, NEW YORK. NY10017

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: ES004111


TITLE: MODELING NONPOINT,POLLUTION FROM TUE LAND SURFACE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: DONICIAN, ANTHONY S.ARAWFOILD, NORMAN H.

DESCRIPTOR: EROSION *HYDROLOGY; *LAND USE; ,*HODELS;*NONPOINT SOURCE ;POLLUTION; *PLANNING; *POLLUTION/INDICATORS; *SURFACE RUNOFF; '*SIMULATION; OMAN AREAS;WAR QUALITY; OATER-POLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2 P. Pam:. $10.00

ABSTRACT: DEVELOPMENT AND INITIAL TESTING OF A MATHEMATICALMODEL TO CONTINUOUSLY SINCLATEIOLLOTANT CONTRIBUTIONS TOSTREAM CHANNELS- FROM NONPOINT SOURCES IS TRESENTED. THENONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTANT LOADING (NPS)' MODEL IS COMPRISEDOF SUBPROGRAMS TO REPRESENT THE HYDOLOGIC RESPONSE OP AWATERSHED, INCLUDING SNOW ACCUMULATION AND MELT, AND THE

PROCESSES OF POLLUTANTACCUMULATIONi GENERATION, AND WASHOFFFROM THE LAND SURFACE.' THE SIAULATION OF NONPOINT POLLUTANTSFROM BOTH PERVIOUS AND IMPERVIOUS AREAS IS BASED ON SEDIMENTAS A POLLUTANT INDICATOR. THE CALCULATED SEDIMENT WASIIOFF IS

MULTIPLIED' BY USER7SPECIFIED1OTENCY FACTORS THAT INDICATE'THE POLLUTANT` STRENGTH OF THE SEDIMENT FOR EACH POLLUTANT

SIMULATED. INITIAL TESTING OF THE NPS MODEL WAS PERFORMED ONTHREE URBAN WATERSHEDS IN DURHAM,' NORTH CAROLINA; MADISON,

WISCONSIN;: AND SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. THE HYDROLOGICSIMULATION' RESULTS ,WERE GOOD WHILE TILE SIMULATION OFNONPOINT POLLUTANTS WAS FAIR TO GOOD, SEDIMENT, DOD, AND

S;SoWERE THE MAJOR POLLUTANTS INVESTIGATED, A DETAILED'USERMANUAL IS PROVIDED TO ASSIST POTENTIAL USERS, PARAMETERDEFINITIONS AND GUIDELINES FOR PARAMETER EVALUATION.ANU

CALIBRATION ARE INCLUDED. POSSIBLE USES OF THE NPS MODEL FOREVALUATION OF PROBLEMS ARE DISCUSSED.



IRIS, ACCESSION NUMBER: W004818

PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 76

TITLE: PROCEEDINGS URBAN STORKWATER MANAGEMENT SEMINARS,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: ATHYDE, DENNIS N.

DESCRIPTOR: *BEST MANAGEMENT 'PRACTICES; ECONOMICS;

LEGISLATION; LAWS; *MANAGEMENT; POLLUTION ABATEMENT;

REGULATIONS; *SURFACE BOOFF; *STORMWATER; *SEMINAR

PROCEEDINGS; *URtAtt AREAS, *WATER POLLUTION;' WATER POLLUTION

CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 456P. PRCE: $25.00

ABSTRACT: THIS PROJECT WAS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE INITIALGUIDANCE FOR THE DEVELOPEMT OF WORK PLANS PURSUANT. TOSECTION 208 OF PL92-500. THREE AREAS AREOISCOSSED, TIREFIRST IS PROBLEM ASSESSMENT FOR POLLUTION FROM UNBAR STORM?

WATER RUNOFF. THE SECOND AREA COVERED DISCUSSES MEANS TOR.

CONTROL POLLUTION, AND THE THIRD AREA DEALS. WITH THE LEGAL,

INSTITUTIONAL, AND FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF CONTROLLING (URBAN

STORIWATER RUNOFF FOR POLLUTION ABATEMENT; THE REPORT OF THE

TWO SEMINABS INCLUDES TRANSCRIBED TATES OF OUESTION AND

ANSWER PERIODS WHICH WERE HELD AFTER EACH OF TRETRREE AREAS

WERE DISCUSSED; INCLUDED FS A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON INSTITUTIONAL

ARRANGEMENTS::



IRIS ACCESSION. NUMBER; EW004$20'


TITLE: WATER RESOURCES PROTECTION MEASURES IN LAND

DEVELOPMENT- A HANDBOOK.

IERSONAL AUTHOR: TOURBIER, J;; WESTIAC017. R.

'DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; EROSION; 4ENVIRONMENT; FLOODING;

INgILTRATION1 LAND 'USE; *LAND DEVELOPMENT; LEGAL ASPECTS;

PLANNING: *POLLUTION CONTROL; *SEDIMENTATION; *SEWAGE

*SopYACE' RUNOFF; *URBAN ''AREA WATER RESOURCES; WATER

POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 237P, PRICE: $15.00

ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT DESCRIBES MEASURES TO REDUCE WATER

RESOURCE PROBLEMS THAT ARE ASSOCIATED WITH URBAN

DEVELOPMENT. THESE PROBLEMS CONSIST OF INCREASED RUNOFF,

DECREASED INFILTRATION, GREATER DEGREES OF EROSION AND

SEDIMENTATION, FLOODING, RUNOFF POLLUTION, AND DISCHARGE OF

SEWAGE EFFERENT, ISSUES HAVE BEEN ANALYZED INDIVIDUALLY IN

THE CHRISTINA RIVER BASIN IN DELAWARE AND WHERE POSSIBLE,

QUANTIFIED. PROTECTION MEASURES ARE PRESENTED IN GROUPS

WHICH ARE DIREC'T'LY RELATED TO SITE CHARACTERISTICS AND ALSO

TO `TIRE PROBLEMS LISTED ABOVE, RITE APPLICATION, ADVANTAGES

AND DISADVANTAGES,' :DESIGN CRITERIA AND OUTLINE

PECIFICATIONS, COST GUIDELINES AND MAINTENANCE, AND LEGAL

IIfFLEMENTATION OF EACH MEASURE' ARE INDIVIDUALLY COVERp;

LEGAL 'ASPECTS OF IMPLEKENTATION ON THE COUNTY, STATE AND

REGIONAL LEVEL ARE ALSO MENTIONED.



IRIS ACCESSION NUMIER! EW004878.

PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 79

TITLE: PROGRESS AN WASTEWATER DISINFECTION TECHNOLOGY,

DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; COLIFORM BACTERIA;

CHLORINE; CHLORINATION; CHLORODYHROCARBONS; *DISINFECTION;

' DECHLORINATION; LAGOONS; 'OZONE; RESEARCH; SYMPOSIUM

PROCEEPINCS;. ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 'MP, PRICE: ii6A0

ABSTRACT:. THIS SYMPOSIUM BROUGHT TOGETHER SCIENTISM,

CONSULTING ENGINEERS, MUNICIPAL DESIGN ENGINEERS, AND

VARIOUS TECHNICAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNENTOFFICIALS TO

LISTEN TO :PRESENTATIONS ON THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE

FIELD OF WASTEWATER DISINFECTION AND TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

IN DISCUSSIONS ON THE DATA AND INTERPRETATIONS PlIESENTED,

PROGRESS IS, BEING MADE IN THE FIELD OF 'WASTEWATER

DISINFECTION; BUTT MUCH MORE WORK IS NEEDED BEFORE ADESIGN

MANUAL CAN BE COMILED. IT APPEARS THAT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS

IN CHLORINE USAOE IS POSSIBLE WITH A WELL DESIGNED,

OPTIMIZED MIXING AND CONTRACTING SYSTEM. DECHLORINATION WITH

SULFUR DIOXIDE IS COST, EFFECTIVE, BUT NOTWITH ACTIVATED

CARBON OR HOLDING LAGOONS; HISINFECTION OF WELL OXIDIZED,

FILTERED SECONDARY EFFLUENT IS. BEST ACHIEVES WITH A BUBBLE.

DIFFUSERCONTACTORAAD IS INDEPENDENT OF CONTACT TIME. TOTAL

COSTS OF OZONE DISINFECTION APPEAR 'TO BE TWICE THE COST OF'

CHLORINE. .ULTRAVIOLET ',LIGHT IS FINALLY BEING RECOGNIZED AS*

AN EXTREMELY EFFECTIVE , ALTERNATIVE DISINFECTION PROCESS,

WITH COSTS ULTIMATELY PROMISING TO BE CONETITNEWITHCHLORINE, CHLORINE DIOXIDE IS SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTING

COMPARED WITH- CHLORINE' ON BENCH-SCALE ANALYSIS, BUT PILOT

TESTING SHOULD REVEAL THE TRUE EFFECTIVENESS,. VERY

INTERESTING PRELIMINARY RESULTS , WERE; PRESENTED ON

NONVOLATILE ORGANIC, u-paopucT FORMATIONi BY. CHLORINE,

OZONE, AND ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT,

AVAILABILITY: 'NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION -SERVICE,



PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 79

TITLE: THE DISINFECTION OF DRINKING WATER.

DESCRIPTOR: BROMINE; : CHLORINE 4110XIDE1- CHLORINE;

CHLORAMINES; *DISINFECTION; *DRINKING WATER; HYDROGEN

PEROXIDE; IODINE; IONIZING RADIATION; OZONE; POTASSIUM

PERMANGANATE; ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER

SUPPLY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 225P. PRICE $14,00

ABSTRACT: THE CURRENT STATUS OF POSSIBLE METHODS FOR

DISINFECTING :DRINKING

OF

ARE REVIEWED, THE SPECIFIC

BIOCIDAL ACTIVITY OF EACH OF THE DISINFECTANTS IS

CONSIDERED, AS WELL AS INFORMATION (OR LACK OF ITS ON THE

PRACTICAL APPLICATION AND RELIABILITY OF TIN METHODS,

AVAILABILITY! NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE,


IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:, EWOO4806


TITID CHLORINATION SKILL TRAINING PACKAGE-WASTEWATER

TREATMENT.

DESCRIPTOR: *AUTOINSTRUCTIONAE PROGRAMS; *CHLORINATION;

'CHLORINE; COURSE EVMDATION; DISINFECTION] EDUCATIONAL-PROMS: EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; *RYPOCHLORINATION;INDEPENDENT STUDY: *INSTRUCTIONAL'. MATER1AS; ,*OPERATIONS.

(WASTEWATER); PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SAFETY: *WASTEWATER

TRFAIWIT; *WOREEOOKS

DEstIIIPTIVE NOTE:. Huai ..$1Jmo,

ABS MT; -TH ' PUBLICATION IS DESIGNED AS A SELF-

INSTRUCTION- HANDBOOK FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT.' PLANT

OPERATORS: THIS WORKBOOK CONTAINS 3 PARTS: AAR DESIGNED FOROPERATIONS THAT HAVE A GAS CHLORINATION SYSTEN'AND PART C

DESIGNED FOR OPERATOPS THAT 'WORK WITH RYPOCHLORINATION

YSTIMS. PART A CONTAINS INFORMATION ON THE USES, PROPERTIES'AND HAZARDS OF CHLORINE, DOSAGE. RESIDUAL AND FEED RATE

CALCULATIONS, AND IDENTIFICATION AND FUNCTION 'OF GAS

CHLORINATION COMPONENTS. PART BCONTAINS A GUIDE FOR HANDS-

ON TRAINING THAT SHOULD 'BE CONDUCTED IN A GAS CHLORINATION

WORKSHOP,-PARTCCONTAINS:HATERIAL ON HYPOCULORINATION, EACHOF THE THREE PARTS CONTAIN INSTRUCTIONS, pREREqUISITES.

OBJECTIVES, AND A NUMBER OrSELF-TES1S%

AVAJLADILIM WATER POLLUTION- CONTROL FEDERATION, 2626'

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W.WASRINGTON,-DC 20037


, PUBLICATION DATE: 79

TITLE: UTILIZATION OF MUNICIPAL-SEWAGE EFFLUENT AND SLUDGE

ON' OREST AND DISTURBED LAND,

PERSONAL AUTHOR:: EDITOBS; SOPPER, 'WILLIAM E.1 KERR,- 'SONJA

N

leSGRIPTOR: *ECOSYSTEMS, *FORESTRY; *LA/1D APPLICATION;

*MUNICIP =AL SEWAGE; MICROBIOLOGY;' *PUBLIC HEALTH;

REVECETATION; *SEWAGE; *SLUDGE; *WASTEWATER; WATER QUALITY


ABSTRACT:: THESE 'PAPERS ARE THLEROCEEDINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM

CONDUCTED BY THE SCHOOL OF FOREST 4RESOURCES AND THE

INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH ON LAND AND WATER RESOURCES,AT THE

PENNSYLVANIA STATE.. :UNIVERSITY, TILE PAPERS ARE DIVIDED INTO

TWO SECTIONS, WASTEWATER!AND'SLUDGE APPLICATIONS IN FORESTS,

AND DISTURBED LAND REVECETATION. TUB' FIRST SECTION COVERS

SUCH TOPICS AS TER:QUALITY AND RENOVATION, MICROBIOLOGICAL

ASPECTS. VEGETATION !RESPONSES, FOREST. SOILS, ECOSYSTEM,

RESPONSES. PUBLIC, HEALTH, AND SYSTEM DESIO, AND ECONOMICS.'

THE: SECOND SECTION COVERS SLUDGE APPLICATION, MICROBIOpCY

ANITTUBLIC HEALTH, DOMESTIC ANIMALS AND WILDLIFE, AND

GUIDELINES AND REGULATIONS.

AVAILABILITY: THE 1PENN STATE PRESS, 213: WAGNER BULIMIC,

UNIVERSITY.TARK, PA me

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EWOO4

PUBLICATION DATE; SEP 79

TITLE: AIDATION TECHNIQUES IN 11110,CIN( WATER TREATMENT,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: ARLSRUI1E,' F. R. C.

DFSCRIPUR: ANALYTICAL TEUNIOOES; *CHLORINATION;*CONFEROCE REPORTS; *DISINFECTION; *DRINKING WATER; HEALTH

RISKS; ORGANIC CHEMISTRY; OXIDATION TECHNIQUES; *OZONE;

*OPERATIONS (WATER); *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER ANALYSIS; WATER

CRJAIITYI *WATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 750P, PRICE:- $35.00

ABSTRACT; THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS THE COMPLETE MANUscRtmOF ALL LECTURES GIVEN. BY INTERNATIONAL SCIENTISTS AND 4

E1CTNEERs AT A 1976 CONFEIUME 1TUTMENT OF'DRINKINWWATER.. MAJOR AREAS OF DISCUSS ION INGLUDE,:,PRACT1CAL USE OF

DRINKING WATER CHLORINATION, UNWANTED:. .BY- PRODUCTS orCTLORINATIOK OZONE 'FBI MENT .: AND REACTIONS', OZONE,

PRODUCTION, CONTACTORS,AERAND, THE USE OF OZONE IN DRINKING:WATER TREATMENT, APPLICATION or OTHER OXIDATION PROCESSES,

BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN DRINKING min, TREATMENT, AND

COMBINATION OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL OXIDATION PROCESSES.

AVAILABILITY; NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE,

OPERATIONS DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 2210I.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:. Ewo04089

PUBLICATION DATE: ABC 79

TITLE: COSTS AND WATER QUALITY IMPACTS OF REHRINGAGRICULTURAL NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION: AN ANALYSIS

METHODOLOGY.

DESCRIPTOR :, *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE:, *AGRICULTURAL

ECONOMICS; *AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION; :*ECONOMIC IMPACTS;

*MODELS; *NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION; POLICY; *POLLUTION

CONTROL; *REGIONAL. PLANNING: SOCIAL IMPACTS; *WATER QUALITY;

*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 150P, PRICE: $19.00

ABSTRACT: THIS STUDY ADDRESSES ;, THE PROBLEM OF ANALYZING THE

EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION:: A

METHODOLOGY FOR REGIONAL-LEVEL PLANNING IS PRESENTED THAT,

WITH 'FURTHER REFINEMENT, COULD PROVE OF SIGNIFICANT VALUE

FOR BROAD ANALYSIS OF: LARGE NUMBERS OF POLICY ALTERNATIVES,

INCLUDING TEST MANAGEMENT-PRACTICES. THE ANALYTICAL METHOD

DEVELOPED ALLOWS THE SIFLTAVEOUR EXAMINATION OF THE WATER

QUALITY IMPACTS OF SELECTED AGRICULTURAL-PRACTICES AND THE

ECONOMIC EFFECTS, THAT ALTERNATIVE PRACTICES AND NONPOINT

SOURCE POLLUTION CONTROL POLICIES HAVE ON THE FARMER. THE

PROPOSED METHODOLOGY INCLUDES A FARM MODEL, A WATER QUALITY

MODEL, AND A QUALITATIVE APPROACH FOR TILE ASSESSMENT. OF THE

S CIAL. AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF WATER:QUALITY CHARGES ON

D WNSTREAM USERS, IT MAY BE APPLIED TO EVALUATE'GOVERVMENT

ONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION CONTROL POLICIES AND THE EFFECTS

OF ALTERNATIVE AGRICULTURAL FUTURES. THE METHODOLOGIES FOR

THESE PGRPOES ARE4:AALUATO THROUGH AN ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

RASED ON DM EON THE, BLAI,K GREEK WATERSNTD IN NORTHEASTERN

INDIANA IND A SI:AIDE:SI/ED DOWNSTREAM IMPOUNDMENT.

MILABILITY: NATIONAL:, TECHNICAL INFORMATION 'SERVICE,

OPTAUTIONS DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161

IRIS'ACCESSIONUMBERL EW004890

PUBLICATION pATE: JUL 79.

TITLE: RADIOMETRIC- METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF URANIVM

IN WATER.;

DE: CRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL. -TEt1iNiQUFS.; CHEMICAL. ANALYSIS;

LABORATORY 1'ROCEDUREPI *LABORATORY TESTING; MILLING;

MINING; *MoNITORINC; NUCLEAR POWER PLANT; *PottUTION;

*tRINIUMr4RANION ORES, *WATER ANALYSIS *WATER DUALITY

;DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:. 50P, PRIGE $7:00

ARSTRACT: THE RESULTS OF A SINGLE LABORATORY EVALUATION AND

AN 1NMLABORAIORY COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF A METHOD FOR

'DETERMINING URANIUM. IN. WATER 'ARE 'REPORTED, THE "METHOD.

CONSISTS OF COFRECIFITATION OF URANIUM 'WITH FERROUS

VOROX I OE N IRA G-HYDRoFLUOR IC AcIo DISSOLUTION. IFIHE

SAMPLE; CONTAINS sEDIMENCSEPARATION OF THE URANIUM BY ANION

EX( HANGE CHDOMATOGHAPO, AND ELECTRODEPOSITION,JOLLOWED BY

ALPHA PULSE HEIGHT ANALYSIS: MEASURED URANIUM CONCENTRATIONS

ICBM JO WITHIN 5Y .0E THE REFERENCE. CONCENTRATIONS WHILE_ WHILE

IRACEIIRECOVERIES AVERAGED ABorr70%.

AVAltABILITy: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE,

OVERATIOAS DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161

IRIS ACCES .10N NUMBER: 60048 3

. PUBLICATION DATE, MAY 79.

DUELOPMENT, OF MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES FOR FUGITIVE

EMISSIONS FROM PROCESS AND EFFLUENTSTREAMS.

',ESCHEW: AIR , POLLUTION; COAL: COMBUSTION; .DUST;

AFFLUENTS; ELECTRICAL POWER PLANTS; *EUCITIVE EMISSIONS;

1NDUs1MAL WA,SiThi; *MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; MATHEMATICAL

10OFPNG; *POLLIJTION CONTROL; PETROLEUM; *STREAKS: *WATER

poLKIA04CoNl1qA,

oyscRIFIVE NOR: 43P: PRICE. $6,00,

ABSTRACT: Tills REPORT SUMMARIZES .WORK COMPLETED IN A

CONTOI 1,11:, PROGRAM OF EVALUATION, DEVELOPMENT, TESTING, AND

APAPTATIoN OF EXISTING AND PROPOSED MEASUREMENT lit

'Ni,f 1,10' \ND -WATERBORNE INDUS'T'RIAL, PROCESS FUCIT1VE

mssioNs. RESULTS OF FIVE MAJOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

ARE PRESENTEDL1II A MEASUREMENT AND. MODELING PROGRAM

FOR .:I,TENDOHNE EMISSIONS FROM COAL-FIRED UTILITYBOILITC

Q1 STDBY OF Tv APPLICADIIITY OF REMOTE SENsAm ME 1'11005

;1) II MEASCREMENT OF AIRBORNE FUGITIVE EMISSIONSH3, A.

SU \ND MOSJREMENT PROGRAM 10 ASSESS THE'ENVIRORNMENTAL

PROBLEMS CAUSED BY RUNOFF` FROM INMAIATED IRON AND S1111,

MILLS; ,(4) THE RESIGN AND. DEVELOPMENT OF A FUGITIVE

ASSESSME1T SAMPLING TRAIN INKIUFHIOLATE OD ORGANIC VAPOR

EMISSIONS; ANI (5) AN FVALDATION' OF TECHNIOUESFOR'THE

DETERMINATION, OF LARCEI1000 CAPTIVE summAms,

OF AIVICE WEAR TASKS ftELADA) .10 EOCITAVE EMISSIONS

MEASUREMENTS INCLUDE: EIFFRODOLOCY DEVELOPMENT FOR EMISSION

MEASUREMENT PROGRAMS AT COKE QUENCIIINC TOWERS, COAL CLEANING .

PLANT, [RON-lmIE, LOADING OPERATIONS, AND AN OPEN HEARTH

SHOP'S ROOF- MONITORS AND REVIEWS OF PROPOSED SAMPLING

PROGRAMS'. AND METHODS 114 EMISSIONS' Rom MINING

-OPERATIONS,.. PETROLEUM REFINERIES, AND . COAT':

OPERATIONS: ABSTRACTS OF THREE PAPERS ON ,FBCIIIVE EMISSION

TOPICS PRESEN1T4) Al EPA SYNNSIA ARE INCLUDED,

AVAILABILITY:, NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICON


IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW004I194


TITLE: A STANDARD PROCEDURE FOR COST ANALYSIS OF POLLUTION

CONTROL OPERATIONS. VOLUME II. APPENDICES.

DESCRIPTOR; *COST ANALYSIS; *COST ESTIMATES:, ENGINEERING;

PlEASURE OF MERIT; 'OPERATING COSTS; *POLLUTIONTONTROT;

POLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; tI5F PRICE: 0.

aiSTflACT:: TRES 1ANUAL IS PART',.. OF A USER .GUIDE FOR A

STANDARD 'PROCEDURE FOR THE ENGINEERING COST ANALYSIS OF'

POLLUTION ABATEMENT OPERATIONS AND PROCESSES. THE PROCEDURE

APPLIES TO PROJECTS IN VARIOUS ECONOMIC SECTORS: PRIVATE,

REGULATED, AND PUBLIC.. THE MODELS ARE'CONSISTENT. WITH COST

EVALUATION PRACTICES IN ECNEERING ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL

ANALYSIS. THIS VOLUME CONTAINS II APPENDICES (PROVIDIN(';

DETAILED BACKGROUND MATERIAL) AND '11.0 COMPREHENSIVE

EXAMPLES. APPENDA,HSUBJE03 ,iNCLUDEI- TAPITAL-INVESTMENT

ESTIMATION ANNUAL EXPENSE ESTIMATE, THE CASH FLOW CONCEPTS,

DISCRETE AND CIVINUOUS INTEREST FACTORS, COsTANDIcES AND

INFLATION FMTIMI. RATES OR RETURN AND INTEREST RATES, METHODS

OF RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT, AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS. TILE

MEASURE, OF MERIT APPENDIX CONSIDERS; RE rum ON INVESTMENT,

INTERNAL _PLATE;, OF RETURN, PlAYOUT TIME, EQUIVALENT ANNuAL

COSTS, AND UNIT COSTS: /

AVAILABILITY; NATIONAL . TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE,


IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0049 I

PUBLICATION DATE:. JUN 79

TITLE: ASSESSMENT OF LAND TICTMENT TECHNOLOGY FOE TEiFILE

MILL ipliusTRY.

PERSONAL AUTHOR! PAL DIILRA; OVERCASH, MICHAEL R,

DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; ,ENVIOONMENTAL. REGULATIONS; *MUNI)WAllt *INDUSTBY; *INDUSTRIAL WASTM. *LAND `PTO ATMENTL*LANDAPPLICATION; $1.AND USE; . POLTION: ..:,(solft *TEXTILEINDUSTRY; *WASTE DISPOSAL, *WASTE TREATIENMNSTEWATUITHINTMOT

32P. PIERS. ; $6.00

ABSTRACT:. THE." TEXTILE MILL INDUSTRY. CONSISTING OF SIXSUBCATEGORIES OF MANUFACTURING MUST CONTINUALLY REVIEW THEOPTIONS 401I MEETING STATE AND JEEDERAL ENVIORNMENTAL.RECULAIONS, LAND TREATMENT IS BECOMING A METHOD OF CHOICEFOR NCREASING NUMBER OF MILLS, THIS REPORT EXAMINES LAND

TREATMENT ON A FIRST-CUT BASIS, AVERAGE PLANT SIZES FOR EACHSIX SICATEGORIES ARE USED ALONG WITH REPRESENTATIVE1WASTE

AND still''` AllAITACTERISTIcs_TRESE RESULTS DO'NOT REPAISENT

OFSIGN CRITERA .BECAUSE OF THE HIGHLY CAITICALAEED TO TESTIARE WASTE AND SITE TO BE USED', BEFORE SPECIFYING OR.

PERIIWTINC OF SUCH SYSTEMS, INSTEAD, THE RESULTS OF THISREPORT . SHOULD BE USED. TOHCOMPARE .THE bAND. TREATMENTALTERNATIVELTp CONVENTIONAL'PROCESSES:ALTIRIUGH AOT INCLUDEDsPEcIEliLY, LAND TREATMENT CAN MEET THE RICHEST LEVEES OFWASTE TLATMENT WHEN CORRECTLY .DESIGNEDI.THUS COMPARISON

AGAINST OTHER ALTERNATIVES SHOULD INCLUDE THE ADVANCEDWASTEWATER TREATMENT .,,,,atOUIREmENTS FOR MEETING PRESENT ANDFUTURE REGULATIONS. A DESIGN PROCEDURE IR ALSO PRESENTED FORLAND TREATMENT, THIS PROCEDURE DEMONSTRATES THE DETAILEDLEVELS or SOIL AND WASTE ANALYSIS' REQUIRED.TO DESIGN ANYLAND APPLICATION SYSTEM.

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATIO SERVICE,

OPERATIONS DIVISION. SPRINGFIELD,. VA 22161

IRE i ACCESSION NUMBER; 'EWO


TITLE; PEOFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE MARTEK INSTRUMENTS,INC. MARK V.DIGITALMTER QUALITY ANALYZER SYSTEM,

DESCRIPTOR; *ANALYTICAL .TECHNIQUES; *EQUIPMENT;*INSTRUMENTATION; 4MONITORING; *PERFORMANCE EVALUATION;*WATER QUALITY

DESCRIPTIVE. NOTE:. I7P; PRICE:- X5 ,00

ARSTRIcT: TEST AND EVALUATION RESULTS ARE REPORTED FOR AGENERAL, PURPOSE, PORTABLE WATER QUALITY SYSTEM 'DESIGNED TO

MEASURE .TEMPERApRE, 'CONDUCTIVITY, PH,. AND DISSOLVED OXYGEk.TO BUMS OF 30 METERS. THE SYSTEM DESCRIPTION,'''`

MANUFACTURER'S .SPECIFICATION, . AND PERFORMANCE RESULTS WITHCASSO !ATE!) piRES. 'AND TABLES GIVING ACCURACY, PRECISION,

STABILITY AND ENVIHNIENTAL.EFFECTS ARE PROVIDED. A LIST OF'REPLACED OR REPAIRED COMPONENTS, AND SOME GENERAL COMMENTS

ARE

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OPERATIONS DIVISION, SPRINGF IELD, VA 22161

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:. EWO4 44


TITLE: THE TOXICOLOGY OF OZONE.

DESCRIPTOR; AGRICULTURE; *?qINOTATED . MilLIOCRAPRIES:*BIBLIOGRAPHIES; AIR POLLUTION;. *BIOLOGICAL EfFECTS;*ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; FORESTRY; INDUSTRIAL- HAZARDS;MICROBIOLOGY; gOZONE; :PHYSIOLOGY; *TOXICOLOGY; *TOXICSUBSTANCES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 050. PRICE: $30,00.

ABSTRACT: STUDIES ABE CITED THAT COVER THE TOXIC EETECTS OEOZONE IN HUMANS,' ANIMALS, AND PLANTS, ALTHOUGH MANY REPORTS

CITE THE EFFECTS OF OZONE GENERATED AS A PIIOTOCIIEMICALOXIDANT FROM AIR POLLUTION, OTHERS SIMPLY LOOK AT IRE BASICBIOLOGICAL EFFECTSOF..OZONE...WITROUT DISCUSSING ITS SOURCE.THE TOPICS DESCRIBED INCLUDE OZONES,EFFECTS ON FORESTS. ANDAGRICULTURAL CROPS, INDUSTRIAL ftPOSTRE,AAXIMIVM EXPOSURELEVELS,; EFFECTS' ON-AICRO-ORGANISIMS; AND PHYSIOLOGICAL 1.EFFECTS, (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. CONTAINS 126 ABSTRACTS,

41 OF wRICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE-PREVIOUS :EDITION).

AVAILABILITY; NATIONAL TECHNICAL. INFORMATION SERVICE,

OPERATIONS DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161-.

;IRIS ACCESSION 'MEER: EW004946

PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 79

TITLE; BASIC, ANALYTICAL. MODEL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTASSESSMENT OF SUBFACE WATER RESOURCES: 7 DOSAG USER MANUAL,

PERSONAL.,AUTHOIV 11IGGINS,,ROBERT;AND' OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUIFS; *DISSOLVED, OXYGEN;*ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; ENVIORNMENTI *MODELS;

*PLANNING; *S FACE 'RUNOFF; *STREAMS; *WATER R1SOURCES*WATER QUALITY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42P: PRICE: $6,00:

ABSTRACT': 111Is REPORT' DISCUSSES AND PROVIDES USERINSTRUCTIONS FOR A COMPUTERIZED WATER QUALITY MODEL; THATWILL HELP SATISFY THEARMY ENVIRONMENTAL-PLANNEW.S.NEED FOR

QUANITATIVEANFORMATION ONDISSOLVED OXYGEN RESOURCES IN ASTREAM CAUSED BY NEW ARMY PROJECTS 'OR ACTIVITIES..THEINFORMATION PROVIDED mion-THIS MODEL WILL IIE,V8EFUL FORPROVIDING. DATA FOR IMPACTS1flTHE'DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONTENTOF A STREAM.FOR A STNOLE-REACH,SINGLE-POINT-SOURCE POLLUTANT

INFLOW SITUATION WITH STEADY-FLOW CONDITIONS. THREE'

SUBPROGRAMS WITHIN THE MODEL ARE USED TO CALCULATE THEMAU OF CARBONACEOUS AND NITROGENOUS WASTE DISCILARGES'IN

THE OXYGEN RESOURCES IN A RECEIVING WATER BODY, THE ULTIMATE

BIOLOGICAL OXYGEN DEMAND AND DE OXYGENATION COEFFICIENTS. FOR

BOTH CARBONACEOUS AND NITROGENORS, WASTE DISCHARGES, ANDANNUM, VARIATION IN TEMPERATURE OF 4 WATER BODY,


OPERATIONS DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161 ;

IRIS kACCESSION NUMBER: EW004948

PUBLICATION OATE.:t

T111,E: LAND APPLICATION OF IF,S, VOL,

PERSONAL AUTROB;. LOEHlt, RAYMOND C; AND OTHERS

YOFSCRIPTOR. CASE STUDIESLCOSTS; ENVIRONMENTAL. ENGINEERING;

4ELUEN1S; *INSTRUCTIONAL. RATERIAESI ....`LAND API9LEGAL ASPEC1S; *SOILS E; *SI1 ,EVALUATION; *WASTEWATER

CREATMENTI *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WSTEWATTAI-POLLUTION,cONTROL

C,SERIPTINE NOTE: ..3011P PRICE: $19,95

ABSTRACT: 'THIS 'NOLUME PRESENTS. CoMPBERENS VE INFORMATIONTIPORTANT TO `TILE'- LAND :AppLICATIO- AND JIIIATMENT OF

INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTEU VAST- IT PROVIDESCOVERAGE OF THE BAS I4; CONCEPTS '111:1-nAKE SOIL `T'REAT'MENT

SYSTEMS EFFECTII0E IN .11MS OF EEFLIENCY AND COST, ALSOCoNTAINED' IS ESSENTIAL' INFORMATION IIAT IS NECESSARY TOBAALUATE AND.- . COMPARE LAND DISPOSAL ALTERNATIVES' TO

CoNVENTIONAL TREATMENT AND DISCHARGE TECHNOLOGY.

AVAILABILIM VAN NOSTRAND ,REINHOLD CO,A35 WEST 50TH ST;NEW` YORK, NY 10020.

IRIS ACC SSIONNUMBER: EW004953-

PUBLICATION DATE: BO.

TITLE: HANDBOOK OF ORGANIC WASTE CONVERSION,'

PERSONAL: AUTHOR: EDITOR: -BEWICK, MICHAEL WILLIAM.1 :,

DESCRIPTOR: 'AGRICULTURAL WASTES; BY-PRODUCTS; *FERTILIZED;MUNICIPAL -WASTES; *ORGANIC WASTES;. PAPER WASTES;*REPROCESSING; *RESOURCFt CONSERVATION; *SLUDGE L *WASTECoNvEBSION; *WASTE .REPROCLSSING,,

DESCRIPTIVENOTE: 420P,' PRICE: $24,50

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK ,EXAMINES ,THE RB PROCESSING OF ORGANIC

WASTES, ASSESSING THEIR PRESENT AND PITENTIAL USES AS FEEDSTUFFS AND FERTILIZERS.-TRE HANDBOOK:LIVERS: ANIMAL WASTESAND-CROP RESIDUES, TREATED AND 'UNTREATED SEWAGE SLUDGE,

MUNICIPAL REFUSE. PROCESSING AND USE, BREWERY, MALTING,' AND

DISTILLING BA`7PRODUCS, AIBIENTATION AND ANTIBIOTIC WASTEMATERIALS, CELLULOSE AND :' LIGNOCELLULOSE WASTES,

SLAUGHTERHOUSE, CANNERY, AND FOOD PROCESSING WASTES, FISH

AND SHELLFISH WASTES, AND TANNERY AND L-IQUID ORGANIC_ WASTES.:

EACH UHAPTER INCLUDES A:DETAiLED CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE

1

WAS1L EXAMINES.JIIE,FEED 0 FERTILIZER POTENTIAL, EXPLAINS

VARIOUSAFPROCESSING ALTFAITIVES);AND IDENTIFIES COSTS AND

PROBLEN:,, ARE\S, SEMAL TABLES AND `DIAGRAMS ARE rNCLUDED AS

WELL. AS' DETAILED LIST OFRETERENEES,

AVAIL A BILITY: VAN :NOSTRAND '-.: REINHOLI :705 EMPIRE DR,

HAWKE,. KY 41042

MIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWOD4960


1ATLE: MANACINIJ SMALL WATER SYSTEMS; A COST STUDY VOLUME

PERSONAL Avnie -TEviE! RICHARD; AND OTHERS

4DEScilimit: *COST STUDIES;. *OlkINEING WAFER; EVALUATION;

*LEGALYREQUIREMENM *MANAGEMENTJ6AFE DRINKING 'WATER ACT;UTILITIES; *WATER UTILITIES;.:' *WATER SUPPLY, *WATER

,

TIUIPMENT; 'cliAlEft DISTRIBUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:',216P.

-ABSTRACT:. :111E. SAFE DRINKING WATER:ACT OF 1974 ESTABEISRED,

PRIMARY HEALTH-RELATED, BUT NONENFORCEABLE. GUIDELINES FOR

DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES. THESE STANDARWWILL BRING ABOUT A.FUNDAMENTAL EXAMINATION OF THE WAY WATER IS HANDLED BEFOREII IS DELIVERED TO THE CONSUMER THIS REPORT EXAMINES TRE'ECONOMIC IMPACT THAT MANY OF TRESE CHANGES WILL HAVE ON,TRF

AFFECTED WATER :UTILITIES., II coNTAINs DETAILED INFORMATION

ON THE CURRENT COSTS OF WATER SUPPLY,FOR3 SELECTED. SMALL.

WATER UTILITIES. 1N ADDITION TO PROVIDING INFORMATION ON'THE

INDIVIDUAL. SUPPLIES, DATA ARE AGGREGATED TO PROVIDEPROJECTIONS OF THE RELATIVE IMPACT OF VARIOUS STRATEGIESTHAT MIGHT BE UNDERTAKEN TO SATISFY THE. ACT'S REQUIREMENTS.

THIS. VOLUME IS A SUMMARY OF SELECTED DATA FROM THE STUDY ii

ALONG WITH ANALYSIS OF THE RATA,.

AVAILABILITY:: U.S,E.P.A,' P.O. BOX 19369, CINCINNATI,.OH

4519

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: Elo4961


TITLE: MANAGING SMALL WATER SYSTEMS. A COST STUDY=VOL, II

PERSONAL AUTHOR: .GILLEAN,,JAMES I AND OTHER

DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS; *DRINKING WATER; gGONO _ICS;:

*MANAGEIEgi; *STANDARDS; *SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT; A ATERUTILITIES *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT; ATER

DISTRIBUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 292T,

,

ABSTRACT: THE- SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT OF 1974 ESTABLISHES.

PRIMARY HEALTH-RELATED STANDARDS AND SECONDARY AESTHETIC

RELATTD, BUT NONENFORCEAHLE GUIDELINES FOR DRINKING WATER

SUPPLIES', THESE STANDARDs WILL BRING ABOUT A FUNDAMENTAL

EXAMINATION OF THE WAY WATER IS HANDLED BEFORE;- IT IS

DELIVERED TO THE CONSUMER, THIS REPORT. EXAMINES THE ECONOMIC

IMPACT TBATMANY OF THESE. CHANGES WILL HAVE ON THE AFFECTED

WATER:4UTILITIES. IT CONTAINS 'DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE

CURRENT COSTS OF WATER SUPPLY FOR 23. SELECTED. SMALL WATER

UTILITIES. IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING INFORMATION. ON THE

INDIVIDUAL SUPPLIES, DATA ARE AGGREGATE!) TO PROVIDE

PROJECTIONS OF -THE. RELATIVE man' OF VARIOUS STRATECIFSTHAT MIGHT HE UNDERTAKEN TO SATISFY THE AGIN aulumpas,

THIS- AOLUME CONTAINS DETAILED IN-DEPTH,INFORMATIONFOR-EACH RECOVERY OF IRDI1TOR BACTERIA 'FROM WATER WERE ALSO

:

.

UTILITY STUDIED,,IMSTICATED:: BACTERIAL INJURY WAS OBSERVED 'Iii 'RESULT IN

..,..mompLETE .RECOVERY'-.70E-, 'INDICATOR BACTERIA .FRON'STREAMS BYSAME 'LAgottAT0fty DIE,FERENCES TILE ' DEGREE OFAQUATIC INJURY. WERE ALSO OBSERVED' AT VARIOUSIOCATIONSTHROUGHOUT THE DRAINAGE AREA,. CHANCES. OBSERVED IN COLIFORISPECIES DISTRIBUTIONS AND IN SURVIVAL RATES FOR DIFFERENT'BACTERIA LEAD. TO QUESTIONS CONCERNING 'SOME.. OF THEASSUMPTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN MADE 'REAMING COLIFOMS ANDENTERIC PATHOGENS.

AVAILABILITY; MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, WATER RESOURCES:RESEARCH CENTER, BOZEMAN, NT 59715

.

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EWI 4 62

PUBLICATION DATE; 80

TITLE: DOMESTIC WATER TREATMENT,

PERSONAL AUTHOR; LEIIR, JAY H,I AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; CONSTRUCTION;FACILITIES; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MANAGEMENT;MAINTENANCE; *OPERATIONS .(WATER); SAILING;' *UTILITIES;*WATER TREATMENT:. *WATER QUALITY; WATER POLLUTION; WASTECSPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 264P. PRICE: $1 9.50

ABSTRACT:, inns BOOK IS INTENDED AS 'A REFERENCE' FORENGINEERS AND -TECHNICIANS, AM AID TO .covEDBMINTOFFIcIALS,AND 'A TEXT 4.0R STUDENTS OF WATER TREATMENT. IT PROVIDES A

, COMPACT 'OVERVIEW OF THE ENTIRE SUBJECT OF WATER QUALITY ANDTREATMENT. 'TOPIcs COVEDIDiNcLUDE WATER CHEMISTRY, POLLUTIONSOURCES, ,CONSTRUCTION OF WATER SUPPLY. SYSTEMS WATER:SAPLING, ANALYSIS, AND ITIMMENT TURNIquEs,

AVAILABILITY:: NATIONAL 'WATER- YELL ASSOC, 500 WEST WILSONBRIDGE RD, SUITE 135, WORTHINGTON, OH 48085

IRIS ACCESSION: NUMBER; 1,W004965

PUBLICATION DATE,: MAR 76 '

vTITLEi MICROBIOLOGY'. AND CHEMISTRY STUDIES OF WATER QUALITYFACTORS.HIN A-WATERSHED USED FOR MUNICIPAL SUPPLY AND WASTERISHOSAL IORASEII)..

PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHUMER, JOHN EDWARD; STUART, DAVID G.

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF;'BACTERIAL 119URY;, *BACTERIA; (CHEMISTRY; -EVALUATION;*INDICATOR 'BACTERIA; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; *LOGGING;*LANDCARET *M1CROBIOLOCYt POLLUTION; RESEARCH; :*SEWAGE;STREAM} SAMPLING; _*WATER QUALITY; 4WATEINNEDS; *WASTEDISPOSAL; *WATER POLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I24P, PRICE: $525

ABSTRACT .CHEMICAL -AND BACTERIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF SEVERALLAND USES WERE. PREFORMED TO DETERMINE RELATIVE -IMPACTS ONWATER QUALITY, )UTDOOR RECREATION( 'CAMPING, SKI DEVELOPMENTS

AND GIFARCUT LOGGING: WITH 111E.HSE OF STBFAMSIDE BUFFER ZONES

DID NOT APPEAR TO APPRECIABLY AFFECT,WATER QUALITY, HOWEVER,WILD ANIMALS, CA1111r, GRAZINg, AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF,' ANDSUBURBAN :AND URBAN POLLUTION AFFECTE' LEVEES.OF.CHEMICALtiOTRIENIN' ADD. INDICATOP-BACTERIA, PROBLEMS. ASSOCIATED WITH

IRIS ACCESSION MET EW004972

PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 76

TITLE: PLANNING METHODOLOGIES FOR ANALYSIS OF LAND'USE/WATER QUALITY RELATIONSHIPS,

PERSONAL AU'T'HOR; HAMMER, THOMAS P.

DESCRIPTOR:. *ENVIRONMENTAL, INFLUENCES; ORION;A

GROUNDWATER; *HYDROLOGY; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *ONSITEWASTEWATER' TREATMENT; *PLANNING; SEPTIC TANKS; 'SURFACERUNOFF; *URBAN ENVIRONMENT; *WATER POLLUTION; *WATERPOLLUTION CONTROL; *WATER QUALITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMEN'r

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 240P..' PRICE: 14.50

ABSTRACT: THIS .REPORT EVALUATES 'TIE POTENTIAL USEFULNESS

AND PRACTICALITY OF VARIOUS PLANNING METHODOLOGIES WHICH CANBE USED TO QUANTITATIVELY DETERMINE THE RELATIONsNIP BETWEENLAND USE AND WATER QUALITY. IT ALSO EVALUATES VARIOUS LANDUSE AND LAND MANAGEMENT CONTROLS WHICH CAN TIE USED TO REDUCEPOLLUTANT LOADINGS. IN CARRYING OUT THESE EVALUATIONS, THEREPORT REVIEWS MUCH OF THE CURRENT LITERATURE ON 'TILE'

RELATIONSHIP :BETWEEN. LAND ISE AND WATER ,QUALITY. AFTEREVALUATING A RANGE OF PLANNING METHODOLOGIES AND CONTROLMEASURES, THE REPORT EXAMINES THE ANALYSIS:AND CONTROL OFPOLLUTANTS RESULTING. FROM COMMONLY FOUND LAND USES.

DEVELOPED' AND DEVELOPING URBAN AREAS, THE TOPICS INCLUDEPOLLUTANTS RESULTING FROM HYDROLOGIC MODIFICATIONS, ON LOTDISPOSAL SYSTEMS, AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY, ALSO APPENDEDIS AN EXTENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REFERENCES;

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IRIS ACCESSION NuNBER: EW004974


TITLE:, MANAGEMENT CONTRACT HELPS WAUSAU BACK TO NORMAL.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: HOLZ, WARD E.; AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR: ASSESSMENT; :CONSULTANT ; *CONTRACTS; COSTS'EVALUA'TION; EGAE ACTION; MAINTENANCE; *MANAGEMENT; MANPOWER

UTILIZATION;. STAFF IMPROVEMENT;. STANDARDS;

*WASTEWATER TREATMENT

TRAININGF

DESCRIPTIVE OTE; 54. 55,90-92K

ABSTRACT: A MANAGEMENT CONrAACT T !LOBED THE UTILITY'

NEEDS LED .TO NPDES COMPLIANCE AND THE SETTLEMENT OF LEGAL

ACTION INITIATED. BY THE WISCONSI' DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL'

RESOURCES. THE CONTRACT BETWEEN A PRIVATE MANAGEMENT FIRM

AND TOE UTILITY SPELLED OUT SPECIFIC PROGRAMS IN PROCESS

OPTIMIZATION, STAFFING AND MINING, PREVENTATIVE

MAINTENANCE 'AND A SYSTEM OF. REPORTING TO THE UTILITY AND TO

REGULATORY AGENCIES, IT. DEMONSTRATED THE FEASIBILITY OF

PRIVATE ASSESSMENT OF A PUBL[C-TREATMENT SITUATION, AND

REINFORCEMENT OF A. NUMBER OF TREATMENT 'PLANT 'BASICS To

STABILIZE PLANT OPERATIONS AND IMPROVE EMPLOYEE

EFFECTIVENESS.

AVAILABILITY; ,WATER 8 SEWAGE woks, VI27 N6

JRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW 04975

PUBLICATION DATE: 'JO

TITLE: DESIGN TOOL AID&GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: NIGHTINGALE, HARRY I.

DESCRIPTOR: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; *DECISION MAKING; DRINKING

WATER; *GROUNDWATER; *MYDROLOGY; *MANAGEMENT; MATHEMATICAL

APPLICATIONS; *MATHEMATICAL MODELS; STANDARDS; *STATISTICS;

*WATERQUALITV; WELLS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56-51,9A-92P.

ABSTAACT: DECISION MAKERS -NOT TRAINED 'IN HYDROLOGY OF

GEOHYRROCHEMISTRY CAN HE RESPONSIBLE GROUNDWATER CHEMICAL

QUALM' _MANAGERS IFTHEML USE THE SPIPLESTATISTICAL TOOL

DESCRIBEa- IN: THIS -ARTICLE: -THE TOOL 'IS. A GRAPH OF THE

PROBABILITY DENSITY. -OF SPECIFIC ELECTRICAL. CONDUCTIVITY OF

ION-CONCENTRATION PARAMETER, , ONCE THE ' EMPIRICAL

CONCENTRATION-PROBABILITY. 'DISTRIBUTION .CURVE IS DRAWN, IT

LIVES DECISION MAKERS; FOR NORMAL. OR NORMAIIZED

DISTRIBUTIONS, SUCH INFORMATION AS:'.(II:AN ESTIMATE OF TIME

POPULATION MEDIAN) (2) AN ESTIMATE OF POPULATION VARIANCE,

THE GENERAL RANGE OF :EXPECTED CONCENTRATION VALUES, AND

(4). THE .PROBABILITY OF FIELD CONCENTRATION VALUES'BEING

EQUAL TO OR LESS THAN A GIVEN. CONCENTRATION VALUE;

AVAILABILITY: WATER 8 SEWAGE4ORKS, V127 116

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW004976

PUBLICATION DATE: JUN BO

TITLE: FACING A MAJOR DISASTER WITH CALM ASSURANCE,

PEUSOM 4UT1IOR: SINCER,LPAUL R,; VOYLES, CHARLES F,

DESCRIPTOR; *CALIFORNIA; *DISASTERS; *EARTHQUAKES;

ENGINEERING:" EQUIPMENT; *EMERGENCIES; .FACILITIES;

MANAGEMENT; MANPOWER ,*PLANNING; SEISMIC

INVESTIGATIONS.; *WATER DISTRICTS; *WATER RESOURCES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE :. 5R :60 74P.

ABS'TRAC'T'; :THIS 'ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE FORMALIZED EMERGENCY.

DISASTER ,RESPONSE PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED BY SOUTHERN

CALIFORNIA'S METROPOLITAN "WATER DISTRICT: AN EARTHQUAKE

COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS 'PERSONNEL

WAS 'FORMED. FOR MAKING SEISMIC INVESTIGATIONS. OF ALL

FACILITIES; RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS, AND AN

EARTAQUAU EMERGENCY RESPONSE JLAW wwoRk FOCUSSED ON

THREE BASIC PROGRAMS, EACH PERFORM) BY A SEPARATE,

SUBCOMMITTEE: OD SHORT RANGE INVESTIGATIONS, (2) LONG. RANGE

INVESTIGATIONS, AND (3) EMERGENCY RESPONSE, AS A RESULT OF.

ITS EFFORT, METROPOLITAN HAS TIE ABILITY TO CONTINUE

'FOLLOWING A DE ASTATINC EARTHQUAKE.:

FUNCTIONING RETURN TO AT LEAST MINIMAL OPERATIONS

AVAILABILITY; ,WATER 8 SEWAGE WORD; VI7 N6

ARIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW004977

PUBLICATION DATE; JUN

TITLE: STAINING MIXED-LIQUOR BIOTA.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: GERARD, MICHAEL

DESCRIPTOR; *BIOTA.: *LABORATORY' PROCEDURES;. *LABORATORY

TECRNIQUES; *MICROSLiDES; *MIXED LIQUOR; 4MICROBIOLOGY;'

*PHOTOMICROGRAPHY; RESEARCH; *STAINING TECHNIMES;


DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 64,74P. ,

AlISTRACT: THE PREPARATION OF A PERMANENT AND RELIABLE

MICROSLIDE RECORD OF MIXED LIQUOR (M): BIOTA FOR THE

CORRELATION WITH TREArMENT PLANT CONDITIONS CAN YIELD

NUMEROUS BENEFITS. SUCH METHODOLOGY COULD BE TAN 'IN PLAN"

OPERATIONAL KEY FOR I INCREASING EFFICIENCY.' OR T COULD BE AY

"ON-SITE" RESEARCH TOOL FOR FURTHER STUDIES OF MIXED LIQUOR

BIOTA, AND AN EDUCATIONAL RECORD FOR TRAINING PLANT

OPERATORS IN THE WASTEWATER MLR, THE TECHNIQUES FOR MAKING

TRESE'SLIDES ARE PROVIDED IN THIS ARTICLE,

AVAILABILITY:. WATER 8 SEWAGE WORKS VI27 N6


PUBLICATION DATE; :JUN BO

TITLE: RANKING SLUDGE REMOVAL METHODS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR; BOYLE, WILLIAM H.

DESCRIPTOR; *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *CLARIFIERS; DESIGN;

*EQUIPMENT; *EVALUATION; *METHODS; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);

SCRAPING; SLUDGE; *SLUDGE REMOVAL; SUCTION; IISTING


DESCRIPTI,VE-NOTE:- , 70-72P.

'ABSTRACT; T16.0PTIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR WINING SLUDGEFROM THE FINAL CLARIFIER OF THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS:

!. scwING OR SUCTION. THE ARTICLE .EXAMINES BOTH METHODSINCLUDING TECHNIQUES JRAT. FOR PROPONENTS OF SLUDGETHICKENING IN FINAL CLARIFIERS. REMOVAL BY SUCTION ACHIEVERRESULTS 'EQUAL TO OR BETUR THAN SCRAPING, 1TE REASONS FORTHIS IS THAT THE SLUDGE. CAN BE PERMYITED TO SETTLE FOR ALONGER TIME BEFORE WITHDRAWAL (SINCE WITHDRAWAL CAN BE'FASTEMi AND. USE OF A. WIDER BED AREA IS POSSIBLE.

AVAILABILITY; WATER 'WORTSEWAGE S V127 N6

IRIS ACCESSION'NUMBER; EW004979

PUBLICATION DATE: JUN' 80

TITLE; 'STAFFING FOR WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYS1

PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHAH, JAYPRAXASH B,

DESCRIPTOR: *EMPLOYMENT PROJECTIONS;MANAGEMENT: *MANPOWER NEEDS; MANPOWEROPERATIONS OWASTEWATER); *PLANNING;*REQUIREMENTS; *STAFF; STAFF SELECTION;

COLLECTION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

INS,

MAINTENANCE;

UTILIZATION;

PERSONNEL;

*WASTEWATER

DESCRIPTIVE.NOTI: 76-78,87-89P,

ABSTRACT: A METHOD FOR STAFFING FOR. A COLLECTION SYSTEM IS

PRESENTED WHICH CONSISTS OF COLLECTING DATA FROM EXISTING;WELL-MAINTAINED ONES AND APPLYING TIE RESULTS TO A NEWCOLLECTION sYsTEn UNDER CONSIDERATION, CARE MUST BE MEN INSELECTING, THE COMMUNITIES FOR THE DATA BASE'DY ELIMINATINGRIDERST'AFFED OR INDUSTRIAL COMMUNITIES: THIS ITTHOD. ISCONSISTENT 'WITH. THE EPA REPORT ON STAFFING FOR WASTEWATERTREATMENT FACILITIES,' TOPICS INCLUDED IN IRIS ARTICLE ARESTAFFING SURVEY, DATA BASE, '"AVE RAGE" COLLECTION SYSTEM,

ADJUSTMENT TACTOBS, USING STAFFING ESTIMATE .CURVES, ANDRECOMMENDATIONS,:

AVAILABILITY; WATER 6 SEWAGE WORKS; VI27 N6

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW005 09

PUBLICATION DATE:, JUL 80

TITLE: , GROUND-WATER MANAGEMENT WITH FIXED CHARGE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: ACUADO, EDUARDO; 'REMON,

DESCRIPTOR; *CONSTRUCTION; : *ECONOMICS;, *E4CAVATIONSI*GROUND WATER; *HYDRAULICS; *WATER WELLS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 375-301P,

ABSTRACT; THE PROBLEM or WHERE TO DRILL WELLS, HOW MANY,TO

DRILL, AND HOW TO PUMP THEM IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN LOW WATERLEVELS IN.AN EXCAVATION MOST. ECONOMICALLY; IS FORMULATED ASA FIXED-CHANGE 'PROBLEM. SOLUTIONS. INCLUDE OPTIMAL 'ELL

LOCATIONS, -COSTS, STEADY-STATE DISCHARGE SCHEDULES, AND.HYDRAULIC HEAD DISTRIBUTIONS.

AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE WATER RESOURCES PikENING,ANDMANAGEMENT DIVISION; V106 N2

IRIS ACCESS ION NUMBER: EW005073:

TITLE: .THE II' PACT OF NEW GOVERNMENT REGULATIONSOCCUPATIONAL SAFETY,

PERSONAL AUTHOR:, PURAILLi, JERRY L.

DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDSI.FEDEBAL GOVERNMENT4*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LEGISLATION; ADMSAFETY;! *REGULATIONS; *sum

DE ania' NOTE: PRICE: , RENTAL f75.00 PER WEEK,$300,00

ON

ALTH;

IONAI

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STANDARDS TO DEAL WITH IMPORTANT HAZARDS CURRENTLY NOT

REGULATED`; PRESENTATION-IS BY-DR JERRY L PURSWELL.

AVAILABILITY: AMCEE, DEPT ,OSHA, GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF

TECRNOLOCY, ATLANTA, CA 30332

IRIS, ACCESSION NUMBER::

TITLE. MANAGEMENT'S SAFETY MOOR: I

dPERSONAL AUTHOR: BIRD, FRANK:E., JR

DESCRIPTOR; *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *HEALTH; *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS; *LEGISLATION; 'MANAGEMENT; *OCCUPATIONAL, SAFETY;

*AIR FACTORS; *REGULATIONS; *SAFETY'

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE= PRICE :: RENTAL $75.00 PER WEEK, PURCHASE0300.00

ABSTRACT; CROWING RISK FACTORS REQUIRE A MORE COMPREHENSIVE

SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. THE qmPoNDTS OF ISMEC, TIEIDENTIFICATION OF WORK REQUFREDID ACHIEVE DESIRED SAFETYOBJECTIVES, STANDARDS FOR WORK PERFORMANCE, MEASUREMENT OF

PERFORMANCE OF STANDARDS, EVALUATING AND CORRECTING AREANALYZED IN DETAIL.

AVAILABILITY: MEE, DEPT OSHA, GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF

`TECHNOLOGY, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30332

IRIS ACCESSION NUNBER: EWOO5081 PERSONAL AUTHOR: MERMORE, CHARLES B.; ANROTHERSAI

PUBLICATIONDATE:' FEB 77 DESCRIPTOR: *AGRICULTURE; COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS;*ECONOMICS; *ECONOMIC IMPACT.' STUDIES; EFFLUENTSTANDAROS1

TITLE:: :'ERE: FOREST PRACTICE RULES AND YOU ENVIRONMENT; *REGULATIONS; *WATER4OLLUTION COPTIBIL

DESCRIPTOR: *CONSERVATION IENVIRONMENTil *FORESTRY; DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:. 45P.tiEGISLATION; *RULES; *REGULATIONS; TIMBER PRODUCTION; *WATER

RESOURCES ; *WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT'

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE 45P: '

ABSTRACT: THE. NEW FOREST PRACTICES ACT WAS PASSED IN'1974

AND AMENDED IN '1975. THE ACT CONSIDERS ALL USES OF THE

FOREST, RANGING FROHLTIMBER AND WATER PRODUCTION, TO FISH AND

WILDLIFE PROTECTION, THIS BOOKLET ILLUSTRATES SUPPLEMENTAL

GUIDELINES TO THE RULES AND MIGRATIONS CIF, THE WASHINGTON

FOREST-. PRACTICES BOARD WHICH ENSURE ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION.. . 4

AVAILABILITY: THE WASHINGTON FOREST PROTECTION ASSOCIATION,

1411 FOURTH AVENUE BUILDING, SUITE 1220, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

,9841


PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 77

TITLE: BACHELOR 'pr 'ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYTROGRAM; FINAL

TECHNICAL REPORT.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHEVALIER. CHARLES E..4ROJECT DIRECTOR

.DESCR1PTOR: '*AIA POLLUTION: ' *CURRCULUM:. lENURONMENTAITECHNOLOGISTS; *ENGINEERING; *ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING;

SIGNER EDUCATION; POLLUTION CONTROL; *PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS;

*WATER POLLUTION

;DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 6IP,

ABSTRACT; DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION:OF A

NEW CURRICULUM:TO EDUCATE:ENVIRONMENTAL:TECHNOLOGISTS IN THE

AREAS OF AIR AND WATER POLLUTION, WITH EMPHASIS..ON

MONITORING; ANALYSIS AND CONTROL. THE FOUR YEAR COLLEGE

KARAM PREPARES AND TRAINS OPERATIONALLY ORIENTED

ENGINEERINC 'TECHNOLOGISTS WITH THE SPECIALIZATION. TO

IMMEDIATELY ASSUME I POSITION. AS A MEMBER OF AY

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 'TEAM AND THE SOUND BACKGROUND TO

REACT TO THE CHARGES OF EVOLVING TECHNOLOGY.

AVAILABILITY: DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING 8 TECHNOLOGY,

NORWICH UNIVERSITY, NORTIIII 1ELD, VERMONT 05662

IRIS AECESSIONeNUMBER: EW0050U6

PUBLICATION DATE:. MAR 70

TITLE! ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THETTIE PROPOSED AVERAGING RULE, R76-

21.' .

ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT ANALYZES THE ECONOMIC:IMRACTS OFAMENDING ,AARTER POLLUTION COITROLAGULATION, THE CURRENT

AND ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES WERE REVIEWED AND

ASSESSED, ALONG WITH THE EKPECTEO BENEFITS AAD COSTS,:

AVAILABIEITY:. ILLINOIS 'INSTITUTE OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 309

WEST WASHINGTON STREET; CHICAGO, IL:60606

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:' EW00N089

PUBLICATION DATE: AUG , 79

TITLE: A .HANDBOOK OF KEY FEDERAL :.REGULATIONS AND CRITERIA

FOR MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL,

PERSONAL AUTHOR:- GREENWOOD, D. R.; ANFOTHEBS:

DESCRIPTOR:

LEGISLATION;

IMULTIMEDIA

*POLLUTION

SUBSTANCES

*ENVIRONMENTAL , CONTROL; ,ENVIRONMENTAL '

*FEDERAL, .TIEGRATIONSI *FEDERAL CRITERIA;

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS; OCCUPATIONAL REALM;CONTROL; *REGULATIONS; *STANDAIBIS; TOXIC

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 272P.

ABSTRACT: A , SU Y OF MAJOR FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL

REGULATIONS , AND RE ITFIENDATIONS AND TIT LEGISLATIVE ACTS

MAT AUTHORIZE , 'PIED IS PRESENTEE. QUANTITATIVE, CONTROL

LIMITS. SPECIFIED BY FEDERAL AGENCIES ARE SUMARIZED ANDTABULATED. THE VARIOUS REGULATIONS, STANDARDS, AND CRITERIA

ARE COMA D. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ADDRESSING FEDERAL,

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL ACTIVITIES IS INCLUDED.

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 3261

PORT:ROYAL ROAD,'SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA 22161

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:' EW003090

TITLE: HANDBOOK OF HEST MANAGEMMENT PRACTICES

DESCRIPTOR: *BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES; CONSERVATION;

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LAND USE; *MANAGEMENT; *NEVADA;

*NONPOINT POLLUTION; *NONPOINT SOURCES; PLANNING; SOIL.

CONSERVATION; WATER CONSERVATION; *WATER QUALITY


ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK WAS DESIGNED AS A GUIDE FOR

RESOURCE AND SITE SPECIFIC PLANNING- TO BE INCLUDED IN A

WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE, NON-DESIGNATED AREA

OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. ARE

DEFINED . AS 'A PRACTICE, OR COMBINATION .OF ',PRACTICES,

DETERMINED TO BE TRE JNKT EFFECTIVE, PRACTICAL KENNS'OF

PREVENTING OR REDUCING -11ELANURT OF WATER POLLUTION FROMNON -POINT 'SOURCES TO A-LEVEL COMPATILE WITH WATER QUALITY

GOALS'. 44 SUCH PRACTICES ARE EXAMINED ACCORDING TO THEIR,DEFINITION., PURPOSE, APPLICABILITY, PLANNING CRITERIA,METROW AND' MATERIALS,. MAINTENANCE AND EFFECTIVENESS. ADETAILED APPENDIX DISCUSSES': LAND TREATMENT GROUPS',

INFORMATION ON COSTS FOR SELECT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, AND,GUIDELINES AND SPECIFICATIONS EOR PLANNING LAND TREATMENTS

FOR CONTROLLING NON-POINT POLLUTION. ALSO. INCLUDED IS:11

GLOSSARY, LIST OF REFERENCES, AID SOURCES F ASSISTANCE,

MAILABILM: STATE OF NEVADA, DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATIONAND NATURAL RESOURCES, , DIVIDION OF TOMMY, CAPITALCOttPLEX, CARSON CITY, NEVADA B9710

IRIS ACCESSION,NUMBER: EW

PUBLICATION. DATE: DEC 79

TITLE; OIL WAlER SEPARATORS -- {CITATIONS' FROM TUEENGINEERING INDEX DATA BASE).

PERSONAL AUTHOR: LEHMANN, EDWARD J.

'DESCRIPTOR: *CHEMISTRY; COST) EFFECTIVENESS; DESIGN;

*EOUIPMENT;- *EFFLUENTS', *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *LITERATUREREVIEWS; OIL; *OIL WATER SEPARATORS; *OIL RECOVERY; *WATER

POLLUTION CONTROL; *WASTE OIL TREAT NT; ;WASTEWATER

TREATTD1T

-DESCRIp%1VE NOT 134P, PRICE! $30,:00

ABSTRACT:, TILE:: CITATIONS iN THIS LITERATURE REVIEW ARE FROM

THE ENGINEERING INDEX DATA BASE AND ARE PRIM CONCERNEDWITH WATER POLLUTION, CONTROL. A RANGE, OF EQUIPMENT ISDESCRIBED, IfiCLUDINC GRAVITY SEPARATORS, CENBIFUGES,MEMBRANES, COALESCERSFILTERS, , DISTILLATION COLUMNS, ANDFLOTATION UNITS.: OIL RECOVERY FROM OIL SPILLS'IS COVERED,

SEPARATION OF THESE COMPONENTS IN BALLAST AND BILGE WATER,

FACTORY EFFLUENTS, PETROLEUM REFINERIES, AND WASTE OIL

TREATMENT.IS STUDIED, DESIGN; OPERATION, COSTS, TESTING, AND

EFFICIENCY OF THESE ARTICLES ARE REPORTED,

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PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161,



TITLE; WATER RESOURCES IN ARID ACID gEMIARID REGIONS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR; BROWN, ROBENA J.

DESCRIPTO; *ARID REGIONS; *BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *11YDOLOGYI

IRRIGNTION; MODELING; *NATURAL RESOURCES; *POTABLE WATER;RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; *SEMIARID REGIONS; *WATER RESOURCES;

WATER QUALITY; *WATER CONSERVATION,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: VRICE1? 004

ABSTRACT THE CITATIONS COVER REPORTS CONCERNED WI'T'H WATER

QUAtrITY, RESOURCE ftANAGEMENT, POTABLE WATER, CONSUMYTION,

AND IRRIGATION AS THEY APPLY TO SEMIARID REGIONS,PARTICULARLY THOSE IN THE WESTERN REGION OF TILE UNITED

STATES. HYDROLOGY, MODELING, AND WATER ALLOCATION ARE ALSO'COVERED ,ALONG . WITH STUDIES ON WATER CONSERVATION MEASUItS,

WHICH WILL ADD TO -THE WATER RESOURCES IN. THESEAREAS,

II

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICES' 52115.!'

PORT ROYAL ROAD.' SPRINGFIELD, VA,2216I ,

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW

PUBLICATION DATE; -MAR 80

5104

TITLE: WASTE 111EATIIENT IN DAIRY, POULTRY,; T, 'AND

SEAFOODS INDUSTRIES.

PERSONAL AIMIOR:, YOUNG, GILBERT C.,

DESCRIPTOR: *DAIRY INDUSTRY; EFFLUENTS; :INDUSTRIAL WA TES: ;:

4MEAT:INDUSTRY; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POULTRY INDUSTRY;

*POLLUTION CONTROL; *SEAFOOD INDUSTRY; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT; *WASTE DiSPOSALf *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE! 105P. PRICE: 130.00

ABSTRACT: THE CITED STUDIES COVER,

TREATMENT OF WASTES AND EFFLUENTS IN

hEAT, AND SEAFOOD INDUSTRIES. OTRE

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES, ENVIRONMENTAL

WASTE MANAGEMENT, AND POLLUTION CONTROL:

111E. ANALYSIS AND

DAIRY, POULTRY,

R TOPICS INCLUDE'

:PROBLEMS RELATED TO

AVAILABILITY; NATIONAL TECHNICAb INFORMATION SERVICE, 5201:



PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 79

TITLE: OIL WATER SEPARATOHS--(CITATIONS FORM THE AMERICAN

PETROEEr INSTITUTE. DATA BASE).

PERSONAL AUTHOR: LEHMANN, EDWARD J.

DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; , EQUIPMENT;

LABORATORY TESTS; *OIL WATER SEPARATORS; *OIL POLLUTION

CONTROL; OIL RECOVERY; *OIL; *WASTE DISPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 150P. PRICE: 030.00

ABSTRACT; CITATIONS COVER RESEARCH ON` THESE DEVICES

PRIMARILY FOR OIL POLLUTION CONTROL, EQUIPMENT STUDIEDINCLUDES COALESCERS, FILTERS, SKIMMERS, SCRUBBERS,'

ABSORBERS, CENTRIFUGES, AND SWEEPS, OIL RECOVERY FROM OIL

SPILLS, SEPAP4TION FROM BILGE AND BALLAST WATER, AND REMOVALFROM :PETROLEUM REFINERY EFFLUENTS ARE DESCRIBED: .THE

OPERATION, TESTING, AND PERFORMANCE OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN THE

LABORATORY AND IN, THE ;F1E1D ARE REPORTED.

,BIBLIOGRAPHY: CONTAINS 156 ABSTRACTS, ,.:18 OF

ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION-,

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL- ECHNICAL INFORMATION

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THIS.UPOATED

liva ARE NEW

SERVICE, 5285

IRIS ACCESSION mg: EWOO5IJ4

PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 79 t

TITLE';. CHALLENGES IN URBAN RUNOFF CONTROL

IMPLEMENTATION AND SIMULATION):

PERSONAL AUTHOR: MCPhERSON, tL B.

DESCRIPTOR: 'COST -ANALYSIS; *ECONOMICS; EROSION;*FEASIBILITY 'STUDIES; FLOOD CONTROL; HYDROLOGY; *PLANNINC1

*SURFACE' RUNOFF1'. RESERVOIRS; *SIMULATION; STORM SEWERS;

SEWERS; *URBAN AREAS; OATH 'QUALITY; *WATER POLLUTIONCONTROL

PLANNING,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:. 43P, PRICE! $6.00

ABSTRACT: ;AREAWIDEJjLANNING FOR WATER POLLUTION MANAGEMLN-HAS BEEN. UNDERTAKE. IN: A MAJORITY OF METROPOLITAN ARE

UNDER SECTION I206 OF FL 92=500. URBAN RUNOFF CONSIDERATIONS

HAVE BEEN AN. ISSUE IN MANY *THESE AREAS., IN AN EFFORT TO

PROMOTE LONG-RANGE CONJUNCTIVE QUANTITY AND QUALITYPLANNING, A DOZEN SEMINARS, WORSSHOPS, AND CONFERENCESHOST BY AREA WIDE PLANNING AGENCIES; WERE CONDUCTED AT

WIDELY SEPARATED .URBAN CENTERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY REPORTEDARE RESPONSES TO POINTS RAISED AT THESE 'PRESENTATIONS :PLUS

FINDINGS FROM THE MONITORING OF 'FOUR ONGOING LOCAL

JURISDICTION PLANNING PROJECTS, THE POSTPONED ROLE OF STREAM

STANDARDS AND. THE IMPLICATIONS OF THEIR FUTURE ENFORCEMENT

ARE EXAMINED PLAN FLEXIBILITY, COST ALLOCATION; AVAILABLE

TECHNOLOGY, SCALE OF INVESTMENTS AND :TECHNICAL

INTERRELATIONSHIP'S ARE CONSIDERED,' A DESCRIPTION IS

SYNTHESIZED OF TRE FIRST PHASE OF FOUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT TWO-

PRASE 'MASTER PLANS. FINDINGS FROM EXPERIENCES WITH

SIMULATION OF AN AREA WIDE PLANNING AGENCY ARE OUTLINED.

AILAUILIT'Y: NATIONAL TECHNICALINFORMATION SERVICE, 5285PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGIELD, V4 22161-

,t DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 165P, PRICE: 112.00 .

ABSTRACT: 'PRESENTED IS A DISCUSSION (IF EFFECTIVE PLANTMANAGEMENT AND _METHODS OF INCREASINC THE EFFECTIVENESS OF

THE MANAGEMENTe-WHILE THE DISCUSSION COULD BY USEFUL TO ANY

PLANT MANAGER- IT IS ESPECIALLY WRITTEN FOR MANACLES OF SMALL.

TO MEDIUM SIZED MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT FL4NTS IN THE

RANGE OF 3 TO 10 MGD.' INCLUDED IN THE DISCUSSION ARE THE

FOLLOWING TOPICS: (1) MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES,RESPONSIBILITIES,.

. AND CONSTRAINTS ; (2) EVALUATING TIEEFFECTIVENESS OF PLANT MANAGEMENT, (3) ORGANIZATIONAL

CONSIDERATIONS, (4) REGULATIONS, (5) PLANNING, PROGRAMMING;

AND BUDGETING, (6) FINANCING, (7)'EVAftATING STAFFING NEEDS,

(8) EMPLOYEE RELATIONS,'(9) PUBLIC RELATIONS, (10) SELECTION

AND USE, OF CONSULTANN (IlitCONTRACIS FOR OPERATION AND

'MAINTENANCE, AND '112) ENERGY CONSERVATION'. APPENDEDIS'A

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND ,INDICES GIVING AN DIME ALLOCATION OF,COSTS AND EXAMPLE STAFFING CALCULATIONS.

'AVAILABILITY; NATIONAL TEGNNICE INFORMATION SERVICE: 1285


INSTITUTION NAME: CULP/VESNERAULR.

IRIS. ACCESSION NUSER: EW00511

PUBLICATION. DATE: JUL 79

TITLE: MANAGEMENT. OF SIIALL-1'0-MEDIUN SIZED MUNICIPAL

WASTEWATER TREATENT PLANTS,

)ESCRIPTOR: *ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION; *ADMINISTRATION;

MCISION MAKING, EMPLOYER EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIPS;

ACILITIES; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LEADEPSHIP TRAINING;

kMANAGEMENT; *MANAGEMENT EDUCATION; MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS;.

rOPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT; *PLANNING;

AASTEWATER TREATMENT

IR IS ACCESSION NUMBER: p0512i


TITLE:- WATER/LAND PROBLEMS IN URBMUZINC AREAS.

DESCRIPTOR! *CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; DRAINAGE; FLOOD

MANAGEMENT; GROUNDWATER; HYDROLOGY; *LAND PROBLEMS;

*RESEARCH. PRIORITIES; *SURFACE RUNOFF; *URBAN AREAS; *WATER

PROBLEMS; *WATERHESOURCES1 *WATER:QUALITY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 78P,

ABSTRACT: UANIZING AREA OFTEN EXPERIENCE PROBLEMS IN

OBTAINING AN ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF WATER IN PROVIDING FOR WATER

TREATMENT AND DISTRIBUTION, AND ENSURING THAT WASTEWATER

IS -ADEQUATELY TREATED SO AS TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT AND,

IN SOME. CASES, TO PERMIT ITS REUSE., THESE INHERENTLY COMPLEX

PROBLEMS ARE BEING MADE , MORE DIFFICULT TO SOLVE BY THE

CONTINUING 'INCREASE IN THE NUMBER AND TYPE OF'POLLUTANTSPRESENT AND BY IRE STRONG DEMAND FOR. A 11IGH7QUALITY

ENVIRONMENT, 'THESE' PROCEEDINGS PRESENT ASSESSMENTS OF THE

PROBLEMS AND OF THE RESEARCR NEEDED TO SOLVE THEM ASDISCUSSED BY CONSULTANTS AND =GOVERNMENT AGENCY PERSONNEL

DURING A ,ONMAY WORKSHOP SPONSORED BY '[RE. WATER RESOURCES

CENTER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT UREANA-CHAMPAICK

THE PRESENTATIONS COVER 'TOPICS SUCH ,AS , GROUNDWATER AND

SURFACE WATER SUPPLIES, DRAINAGE, FLOOD MANAGEMENT, THE

QUALITY OF MBA RUNOFF WATER, AND PLANNING METHODS AS THESE

ISSUES AFFECT BOTH SMALL COMMUNITIES AND MAJOR URBAN AREAS.

AVAILABILITY: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT DRIANA=CHARAIGN,

WATER RESOURCES CENTER, URBANA!

INSTITUTION NAME: WATER RESOURCES CENTER, UNIVERSITY , OF

ILLINOIS AT URUNA-GRAMPAIGN,

A

IRIS ACCESSION. NUMBER:

PUBLICATION DATE;, 75

TITLE: TOXICITY OF jULPING TE

PEI 'ONkLAUT80/6 WEINER, 'JACK,

DESCRIPTOR: *BIBLIOCRAPHIESI *CHEMISTRY; EFFLUENTS; *FISBi

*INDUSTRIAL WASTES; . *PAPP INDUSTRY; *PULP INDUSTRY;

*PULPING . WASTE,S;' *TOXICITY; 'WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER

POLLUTIONOWATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: '67Pv PRICE:. $30.00

ABSTRACT:. TINS BIBLIOGRAPHY CITES STUDIES INtESTICATINC THE

TOXIC EFFECTS OF PULPING WASTES ON FISH. STUDIES INCLUDE

LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPERIMENTS, AND INCLUDE A WIDE RANGE

OF FISH SPECIES AND WASTE EFFLUENT

,

DESGRIPTIVEMOTE;:. 20P. .111-CE: $6.00

ANT T HIS .REPORT CONTAINS A STATUS ASSESSMENT OF THE

MISSIONS,'-' WATER POLLUTION,'. HEALTH E TUTS, AND

ENVIORIMENTAL0SIGNIFICANCE OF BENZIDINE. THE STUDY WAS

CONDUCTED JO PROVIDE A BETTER .,UNDERSTANI INC, OF THE

DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THIS POLLUT = T.

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL. AcECHNIEAL INFORMATJ SERVICE, 5285,

: PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD:VA: 22161

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL IECEICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285

PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, :VA 22161

IRIUCCESSION NUMBER: EW


TITLE1 -.STATUS AssEmENT Of TOXIC CHEMICALS: ARSENIC.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: ..BLACEWOOT. R.)AAD OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR: *ARSENIC; AIR.. EMISSIONS;.: *ENVIRONMENTAL

EFFECTS; HEALTH EFFECTSIPESTICIDESt POLLUTION4SEGULATION;

*STATUS kSSESSMENT; STANDARDS; TOXIC SUBSTANCES:. *TOXIC

CHEMICALS4 *MATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WATER POLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 33P, PRICE:. MAO

ABSTRACT: THE PRODUCTION, CONSUITTION, AND U OF ARSENIC

ARE DEALT WITH IN THIS REPORT. SOURCES OF ENVIRONMENTAL

CONTAMINATION BY ARSENIC ARE IDENTIFIED AND THE CONSEQUENCES

OF SUCH POLLUTION EXPLAINED. BETTER CONTROL METHODS ARE

NEEDED' FOR MTH AIR EMISSIONS AND DISCHARGE OF ARSENIC

CONTAINING WASTEWATER'. PRESENT CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES ARE

LISTED AS WELL AS AREAS IN WHICH FURTHER STUDY IS REQUIRED,

ION NUMBER; EW005147._

. PUBLICATION DATE, AUC 79

TITLE:, MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENTAL :GOALS FOR ENVIRONMENTALTITLE _

ASSESSMENT, VOLUME IA. . MEC CHARTS AND BACKGROUND

INFORMATION,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: KINGSBURY, C. L.; AND OTHEHS

DESCRIPTOR: AIR. POLLUTION; *CONTAMINANTS; ENVIRONMENTAL

'ASSESSMENT; *ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; *POLLUTION; *rum5130, CONTROL; *WATER POLLUTION'

a'




'PUBLICATION DATE; DEC.

I

TITLE: STATUS ASSESSMENT OF TOXIC CHEMICALS: BENZIDINE,

PERSONAL AUTHOR; BLACKWOOD,: T.R,; AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR; AIR EMISSIONS, .UENZIDINE; ENVIORNMENTAL

EFFECTS; HEALTH 'EFFECTS; -STATUS ASSESSMENT; *TOXIC

CHEMICALS; WATER POLLUTIONt

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 482P, PRICE: 825.00

ABSTRACT: THIS : VOLUME PROVIDES .amps AND BACKGROUND

INFORMATION SUMMARIES FOR MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS

(FLEX.) CATEGORIES k12 ANDA-26,-THEY ADDRESS 586 ORGANIC

COMPOUNDS: : IN THE CONTEXT OF DENYING M.E.G.'S 1HE REPORT:.'

(1) OFFERS PERSPECTIVES ON THE BROAD RANGE OF CONTAMINANTS

WHOSE CONTROL IS OF VITAL INTEREST TO B0111 INDUSTRY AND THE

PUBLIC. (2) FURTHER DEVELOPS AND DEFINES -INDICATORS

DESIGNATING CONTAMINAN TO RE'GIVEN 1111111TY CONSIDERATION

FOR IMMEDIATE CONTROL AND FOR, SUBSEQUENT (3)

BRINGS TOGETHER EXISTING AND .EMERGING DATA II FORMAT

EFFICIENT FOR USE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, (4)

EXPLORES SAME BASIC METHODOLOGIES WHICH BOTH PROVIDE TILE

PRESENT COALS, AND SUGGEST lflREGTIONS FOR .RWINED

METHODOLOGIES. oIRE . LEVELS OF SIGNIFICANT

CONTAMINANTS OR DEGRADENTS (IN AMBIENT'AIR, WATER; OR LAND

OR IN EMISSION OF EFFLUENTS CONVEYED TO THE AMBIENT MEDIA)

THAT ARE JUDGED TO BF, (1) APPROPRIATE FOR PREVENTING CERTAIN'

NEGATIVE EFFECTS. IN THE SURROUNDING POPULATIONS

ECOSYSTEMS, OR (2) REPRESENTATIVE OF. THE CONTROL LIMITS

ACHIEVABLE THROUGH. TECHNOLOGY. M.E,G.'S ARE PREDICTED FOR

MORE THAN 650 POLLUTANTS,

o

'AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL' TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE,




TITLE:, TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL-4 LUKE FOUR.

PERSONAL AUTHORr POSJASEK.410BERT: 4-4

DESCRIPTOR: CHEMICAL WAS1-_,S, COMPOST INC;, *UAYARDOUS WASIFS;

HEAVY METALS. INCINFIL 10N: 1LAND DISPOSAL; .LANDFILL;RESEARCH . ACT V IT I ES ;; RKIAMAT ION

; SOLIDIFICATION PROCESSES;ITokIC wASJES; MIMES; URANIUM TAILINGS:' *WASTE DISPOSAL;

ASTE ftINACEMENF

DESCRIPTIVE 110TE: 313P.

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK DEALS WITH THE PROBLEM OF DISPOSING OFRAZARIF01S- WASTES.. SEVERAL DISPOSAL 'OPTIONS ARE EXAMINED INDETAIL THESE OPTIONS INCLUDE: (I) LAND DISPOSAL, (2)

OLIDIFICATION/FIXATION P1(1)C1SS,' (D) INCINERATION, (4) OCEANINGINFRATIoN,' (5) MOLTEN SALT COMBUVION, (6 P). COMOSTING,(7) SEACED DISPOSAL, (0) DEEP4ELL 1SPOSAL, AND (9) SOIL

INCORTORATION,

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PURLWATION DATE: SEP 79

MILE: HISTORY OF FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES PROGRAMS ANDPOLICIES, 1961-70.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: HOLMES, BEATRICE Ho0

DESCRiPTOR: ENVIRONMENT; *FEDERAL PROGROS; *FEDERAL'P01 It *HISTORY; *LEGISLATION; *PLANNING; *WATERRESOURCES: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 33IP. PRICE: $7,00

ABSTRACT:' THIS PAICATION IS A COMPREHENSIVE ACCOUNT OF

MAJORJEDEHAL PROGRAMS AND POLICIES RELATING TO CONSERVATIONND DEMOPMENT OF WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES, AND TOIOTER POLLUTION CONTROL IN THE YEARS 1961 TO 1970. itDISCUSSES MOST RELEVANT FEDERAL LEGISLATION AND THEFUNCTloNINC OF . FEDERAL, AND .FEDERALLY-ASSISTED PROGRAMSINVOLVING 'RESEARCH, PLANNING, CONSTRUCIION, AND REGULATION.ALSO DISCUSSED ARE NATIONAL, REGIONAL, AND LOCAL POLITICALISSUES RELATED TO WATER PROGRAMS AND POLICIES,' PRESIDENTIAL,

CONGRESSJONAL,' 'AND AGENCY POLICYMAKING PROCESSES, ANDORIGINS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ON

WATER RESOURCES PROGRAMS AND POLICIES,

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IRTS ACCESSIONALMBER: EW0Q5186

PUBLICATION DATE: AUG HO

TITLE,' sEwER TRUNK LINES CAN BE TREATMENT FACILITIES,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: GREEN, MICHAEL; SHELEF, GEDAL1AR

DFsCRIPTOW *DETENTION TIME: *FACILITIES: *MODELS; *SEWERS;OUIATIoN URBAN ARE As; 'WASTE DISPOSAL: *WASTEWATER

TWATMENT; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:. 52

ABSTRACT:. SEWAGE SYSTEMS- COVERING CONSIDERABLE DISTANCESAND INCORPORATING LARGE-DIAMETER PIPES CHARACTERIU THERAPID URBAN GROWTH OF THE LASTED' DECADES, THE POSSIBILITYEXISTS FOR USING THE LONG DETENTION TIMES CHARACTERISTIC OFWASTEWATER IN 'THE URBAN SEWER SYSTEM FOR TREATING THESEWAGE, USING SEWER TRUNK LINES AS A P100-FLoW BIOLOGICAL

REACTOR BY INTRODUCING AIWA OXYGEN). AND BIOLOGICAL SLUDGETO THE SEWER SYSTEMS. THE KINLI IL PARAMETERS AND FlIE OPTIMALCONDITIONS HAVE MEN DETERMINED FOR SUCH A SYSTEM, AND ASIMULATION. MODEL HAS IIEEN DEVELOPED:

AVAILABILITY; WATER AND SEWAGE WORKS, V127 'NB

IRIS ACCESSION NI1140ER: EV005107

PUBLICATION DATE: AUG BO

TITLE: JMANAGING ENERGY AT WATER POLLUTION CONTROLFACILITIES.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JACOBS, ALLAN'

'DESCRIPTOR: *ENERGY; *ENERGY CONSERVATION; EEFICIENCY;*FACILITIES; . FUEL CONSUMPTION; *MANAGEMENT; *POLLUTIONCONTROL; *WATERTOLLUTION CONTROL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 6162P:ABSTRACT: DESCRIBES' HOW ENERGY .CONSUMPTION IN WASTEWATERTREATMENT PLANTS CAN BE REDUCED. CONSERVATION CAN BEACHIEVED BY REDUCING CONSUMPTION AND INCREASING RECOVERY OFWASTE HEAT: ENERGY ..CONSUMPTION CAN DE REDUCED BY IMPROVINGTHE POWER FACTOR, REDUCING PEAK UTILITY-COMPANY ELECTRICDEMAND, USING ENERGY-EFFICIENT EQUIPMENT; REDUCINGINCINERATOR FUEL 'CONSUMPTION, AND IMPROVING PLANT CONTROLAND OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES,

AVAILABILITY: WATER AND SEWAGE WORKS, V12 NO

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:. EW005188


TITLE: 'GUIDE TO COMDARATIVE TREATMENT NODE EFFICIENCIES.

PERSONAL WHOM RAMA: KHANKRA:. O'CONNOR, JOHN T.

DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *ENERGY; *ENERGY CONSERVATION;EFFICIENCY: EQUIPMENT: *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER) RECYCLING;

*souRcE; *UTILITIES; *WASTEWATER; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT ,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE 32,33P.

ABSTRACT: IN THE FUTURE, THE 'DESIGNERS OF WASTEWATERTREATMENT PLANTS MUST PAY. PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE'DESIGNOF THE MAJOR ENERGY INTENSIVE PROCESS, SUCH AS WASTUATER

POKPING, SECONDARY BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER SYSTEMS, AND AVAILABILITY, WATER AND SEWAGE W011KS, V127 NII

SLUDGE-TREATMENT PROCESSES, -.A REDUCTION IN ENERGY

CON1711011. THROUGH THE PROPER CHOICE OF EQUIPMEN1 IN THESE

PROIESSES CAN MoRE THAN OFFSET THE ENERGY USAGE OF ALL OTHER

PRoCESSES. IN TBF TREATMENT SCHEME, :ENERGY RECOVERY FROM Illis ACCESSION NUMBER: DIDD5191

sLocE cAN BE AN , IMPORTANT EACToR IN THE OVER PLANT

ENERGY BALANCE AND MUST BE EVALUATED VERY CAREFULLY. PUBLICATION DATE:. AUG 80

WILABILITY: WATER AND SEWAGE WORK V127 NB

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER Ew005109

roDLIcATIoN DATE: AUG 00

TITLE: : ECONOMICS JUSTIFIES COMPUTER- ONTROL FEED.

PERSONAL -AUTHOR: CHING, DAVID L.

DESCRIPTOR! *AUTOMATION; *COMPUTEBS; *COMPUTER CONTROL;

*COST EFFECTIVENESS:. *ECONOMICS; ENERGY CONSERVATION;

*FACILITTESi flITILITIES; *WATER TREATMENT; -*WASTEWATER

TREATMENT


ABSTRACT; DISCUSSED ARE THE ECONOMICS AND OPERATIONAL

PROCESSES TO DETERMINE THE MOST COST - EFFECTIVE MIX OF

. INSTRUMENTATION , AND CONTROLS: THE EMPHASIS IS -ON THE

ECDNOMIC,, AND TECHNICAL' FEASIBILITY OF THE SYSTEM.

CONFIGURATION ON THE BASIS OF EQUIVALENT ANNUAL COSTS. TRE

RESULTS INDICATE THAT COMPUTER CONTROL OF WATER AND

wAsmiyrR TREATMENT PROCESSES IS JUSTIFIED FOR ITS ENERGY

AND OPER, TONAL SAVINGS:

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puoLicAioN DATE: AUG 8

TITLE: WAS EL ,ATMENT FOR PHOSPHORUS ,REMOVAL:

PERSONAL AUTHOR: OCKEBSHAUSEN, RICHARD W.

DESCRIPTOR: *ALUM; *CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION; *NUTRIENT

REMOVAL; *PHOSPHORUS; *PHOSPHATES; *UTILITIES; *WASTEWATER;

*WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40-41r.

,

ABSTRACT: CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION USING ALUM FOR PHOSPHORUS

IfMOVAE IN 'WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS HAS A PROVEN. 'FEN YEAR

RECORD, ALSO A NUMBER OF INPLANT APPLICATIONS STUDIES HAVE

SHOWN SUCH ADDED. BENETITN- AS REDUCED BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN

DEMAND AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS. THE USE OF ALUM FOR PHOSPHORUS

REDAC'T'ION iS INDICATED BY ITS SUCCESS AT AN ACTIVATED-

SabGE, AN ACTIVATED-SLUDGE FOLLOWED BY RAPID-SAND-

FILTRATION, A TRICELING-FILTER, AND A PRIMARY TREATMENT

PLANT

TITLE: ELECTRONIC INSTRUHENTATION.t ADDS .DIMENSIONS TO

11E1ER ING.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: WEINBERGER, EUGENE M.

DESCRIPTOR: *ELECTRONIC CONTROL; *ELECTRONIC'

I NSTRUFENTAT ION: FACILITIES;' I NSTRUIENTAT ION; *UT I L I TIES ;

*WASTEWATER COLLECTION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: '46-47,57P:

ABSTRACT: ARTICLE DESCRIBES TODAYS WASTEWATER ELECTRONIC

CONTROL INSTRUMENTATION. IN THE EVENT OF A LINE BREAK, ME

OPERATOR IS IMMEDIATELY ALERTED TO AN EXCESSIVE FLOW THROUGH

THE SYSTEM, THE ELECTRONIC SYSTEM CAN ALSO RECORD THE TIME

AND MAGNITUDE OF THE BREAK, ACTUATE ALARM SYSTEMS AT BOTH

LOCAL OR REMOTE LOCATIONS, AND PROVIDE A VARIETY OF OTHER

SIGNALS TO INITIATE CORRECTIVE ACTION,

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWT105260


TITLE: ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION OF 'ORGANICS fROM THE

AQUEOUS PRASE, VOLUME I.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: SUFFET, IIIF¢IN B.I MCGUIRE, MICHAEL J.

DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION; *CHEMISTRY;

*CARBON; *ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; *PILOT STUDIES; *RESEARCH;

SURFACE CHEMISTRY


ABSTRACT: THIS VOLUME' DEALS MAINLY WITH THE THEORETICAL

ASPECTS OF ACTIVATP CARBON ADSORPTION. THE PAPERS INCLUDED

REPRESENT A MIXTURE OF REVIEW PAPERS, LABORATORY RESEARCH

REPORTS, PILOT PLANT CASE HISTORIES AND DISCUSSIONS OF

GENERAL METHODOLOGY.

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TITLE: SUPOTABLF WATER'REUSE AT ARMY FIXED INSTALLATIONS:

A SYSTEMS APPROACH. VOLUME I.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCRMINT, CURTAS J. AND.OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR: IADMICAL ANALYSIS; COMPUTER .' RODELINC;INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER; IRRIGATION; *MODELS; "*OPERATIONS()IASTEWATERI; 'I:PLANNING; POLLUTION; *RECYCLINC; *SUBPOTAIRE'WATER; *U.S. :ARMY; *WASTEWATER 'TREATMENT; 'WATER OUALITY:fliATER REUSE

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 166p,

1BS111AC1': THIS REPORT CONCERNS THE TREATMENT AND REUSE OFWASTEWATER AT FIXED ally INSTALLATIONS. THE 011JECTIVE'WAS TOPROVOE A TOOL THAT COULD BF USED BY HE ARMY IN ASSESING

THE POTENTIAL FOIl WATER REUSE Al ALL THEIR FIXED,FACILITIES,IN ISOLATING THOSE RASES WITH THE BEST REUSE POTENTIAL, ANDIN 4:VALUATING CONCEPTUAL REUSE SCBEMES Al THOSE BASES. ALLMAJOR ARMY ACTIVITIES INVOLVING WATER AND WASTEWATER WERERESEARCHED, AND DESCRIBEDL_ IN ADDITION, A THREE-TIER WATERHEUSI', MODEL WAS DEVELOPED THAT LEADS TROuGH THREE ?RASES OFEANAUAlION CULMINATING IN THE USE (IF A SOPHISTICATEDCOMPUTER MODEL.

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IS ACCESSION NUMRER: EW005 '3


TITLE: ISIS TRAINING.; FINAL REPORT B,

DESCRIPTOR: ADULT LEARNING; *COMPUTERS; *MINE WATER;*ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY; *INFORMATION SYSTEMS;INSTRUCTION; *TRAINING PROGRAMS; TEAM TRAINING; *WATER

SUPPLY

DESCRIPTIVE MOTE: 66P:

AUSTRACT: THIS REPORT DESCRIBES THE PROCESS ANDEFFECTIVENESS OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM DEVELOPED BY THESOUTHWISAITIP OHIO REGIONAL COMPUTER CENTER FOR THE OFFICE OFDRINKING. WATER: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, TO AIDSTATE AND REIONAL PERSONNEL IN THE INSTALLATION AND USE OFTUE MODEL STATE INFORMATION SYSTEM (M.S.LS.): THIS TRAININGPROGRAM WAS DEVELOPED USING THEORETICAL INFORMATIONCONCERNING ADULT LEARNING, AND CONSISTED OF A.EIVE-DAY,TEAM-TAUGHT, ON PRESEYTATION IN 26 STATES AND REGIONS:TRAINEE LEARNING WAS EVAUATED Fam BOTH A SUBJECTIVE ANDoBjECTIVE PoINT OF ViEw, MESE DATA CLEARLY SHOWED THEEFEEcIlvENESs OE THE TRAINING PROGRAM IN ACHIEVING ITS GOAL

OF INCREASING THE M.S.LS. CAPABILITIES OF TRAINEES.

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OPEATIONS DIVISION, SPRINGFIELD. VA 22161'

IN l'il'UTION NAME: UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI COMPUTER CENTER.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:. EWoorpgi


TITLE: REPORT TO THE CONGRESS ON THE'. COMINATION OFFE DERAL ENERGY CONSERVATION, PROGRAMS. INVOLVING STATE ANDLOCAL GOVERNMENTS.

ESCRIPTOR: APPROPRIATE. TECHNOLOGY; *CONSERVATION;

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS; *ENERGY CONSERVATION; FEDERALcomOrpfin -*FEDERAL AEGISLATIOR; FEDERAL STATERELATIONSHIPS; GOVERNMENT; *GOVERNMENT ROLE; SOLAR ENERGY;WASTE DISPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE 'NOTE: 167P. PRICE: PRINTED COPY: II16.50,

MICROFICHE: 13.00

ABSTRACT: THE MAIN BODY OF THIS REPORT DESCRIBES IN 'DETAIL

THE COORDINATION EFFORTS RELATING TO ALL ENERGY CONSERVATION

PROGRAMS. Of VARIOUS .FERERAL AGENCIES THAT INVOLVE STATE ANDLOCAL GOVERNMENTS. EACH OF TRE 58 PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS ISDIVIDED INTO FOUR PARTS: (A) BACKGROUND, (0) 'NEED FORCOMINATION, -(c) CURRENT COORDINATION EFFORTS; AND (D)PLANNED' COORDINATION, EFFORTS, PART A BRIEFLY DESCRIBES THEPROGRAM, INCLUDING ITS LEGISLATIVE HISTORY, GOALS ANDORJECTIVES, FNDINC LEVELS, AND A' DESCRIPTION OF THEINVOLVEMENT OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN THE PROGRAM.PART B DESCRIBES. THE SPECIFIC REASONS FOR WHICH PROGRAMCOORDINATION IS NEEDED. PART C SUMMARIZES THE DIFFERENTLEVELS OF COORDINATION CURRENTLY IN EFFECT, PART D DESCRIBES

FUTURE COORDINATION EFFORTS WHICH ARE BEING PLANNED. #.

AVAILABILITY; NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE,OPERATION DIVISION, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA22161.,

INQATUTION NAME: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY.f. .



TITLE: OPERATOR TRAINING AND PLANT START-UP FOR A REGIONALWATER RECLAMATION PROJECT,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: GUNN, GEORGE A.I AND OTHERS

CRIPTOR: COSTS; ENGINEERING; JOB TRAINING; *OPERATIONSSTEWATER);' *OPERATOR TRAINING; *PERSONNEL; *TUNING;

*TAU INING PROGRAMS; 'VIRGINIA; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER

POIUTIONCONTROL

EsCRIPTiVE NOTE; 2351-236 P.

ABSTRACT: THE PLANNED AND ACTUAL PROGRAMS DEVELOPED BY THE

CONSULTING ENGINEER FOR THE START-UP AND OPERATOR TRAININGAT THE UPPER OCGOQUAN SEWAGE AUTHORITY (VIRGINIA) REGIONAL

'ADVANCED WASTEWATER RECLAMATION PROJECT ARE DETAILED,SERIOUS: CONSTRUCTION DELAYS AFFECTED THE START -UP PROGRAMS

AS WELL AS la TRAINING PROGRAM, THE TRAINING OF }(}\ STAFF,ORIGINALLY PLANNED TO TAKE 450' HOURS, HAD TO BE REDUCED TO300 HOURS. A GENERAL STAFF TRAININC PROGRAM OF 630 HOURS WAS

IMPLEMENIEL THE TONT WAS REQUIRED TO START TREATING

WASTEWATER BEFORE ALL. ARXILIARY:FACIIITIES WERE GONPLETEU,

HOWEVER, :EARLY OPERATIONAL RESULTS WERE GOOD AND THE PLANT

HAS CONTINUED TO PERFORM SATISFACTORILY, p'

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V52 N9

IRIS'ACCESSIoNNUMBER: EW005466


TITLE: ANAEROBIC PHENOL IIIOKINETICS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: NEUFELD, RONALD D.; AND THEW

DEsCHIPDIR: ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION; *ANAL_ BIC PROCESSES;

BIODEGRADATION; CHEMISTRY; COAL WASTES; COKE; INDUSTRIAL

WASTES; *KINETICS; LINNOLOGY1 *PHENOL; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL


ARSTRACT: A LABORATORY INVESTIGATION WAS CONDUCTED TO

GENERATE PRELIMINARY DATA ON THE USE OF ANAEROBIC BACTERIA

FOR IHE REDUCTION OE RICH-STAENGTH PHENOLIC WASTEWATERS SUCH

AS. THOSE FROM COAL GAS I F ICAT I ON. SUCH REDUCTION WAS SHOWN

FEAAIRLE, WITH SUBSTRATE IN,HIRITION DOMINATING AT PHENOL

LEVELS WOVE 686 MILL, A MATHEMAIICAL MODEL IS PRESENTED

THAT ,,CORRELATES DIE RATE OF PHENOL ftEOUtTION TO AMBIENT

PHEN01, CONCENTRATION: REDUCTION WAS ALSO LINKED WITH CHANGES

:IN ALKALINITY, VOLATILE .ACIDS, INTE110111)LATES, AND CELL

YIELD, THE STEDY CONCLUDES THAT ANAEROBIC BIODEGRADATION

COSTITUTES AN kLTERNAT1VE PROCESS FOR PHENOL REDUCTIOC

AAkILABILITY: JOURNAi. 'WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,

V52. N9

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00,5487

PUBLICATION DATE: SEP BO

TlltE: EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE COMPLETELY MIXED ACTIVATED

SLUDGE PROCESS,

PERSONAL AUTHOR,: WEBER, SCOTT A,; SHERRARD,ASEPH.H.

DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED. SLUDGE; *CADMIUM! CHEMICAL OXYGEN

DEMAND; *HEAVY NITAI.S; INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS; LABORATORY

pitocoms1 rrp 'EAT oN; *Toxic IR: TOXIC SUBSTANCES;

WASTEWATER. TREATMENT: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 237B-2366P.

OSUMI': A LABORATORY STUDY WAS CONDUCTED TO MEASURE THE

EFFECT OF CADMIUM OR CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND REMOVAL

EFFICIENCY, DEGREE OF NITRIFICATION, AND ON THE KINETIC

COEFFICIENTS Y MAX. AND D, DATA WERE 'OBTAINED FROM THE

OPERATION OF BENCH SCALE REACTORS WHICH WERE FED 0, 1,15,

ANDA,9811GLL Sot rrIoNs OE CADMIUK. MEAN CELL RESIDENCE TINE

WAS USED .AS. TEE PRIMARY OPERATIONAL CONTROL VARANETKRAND

VALUES BETWEEN' APPROXIMATELY 3 AND 15 DAYS WERE USED. TO

OBTAIN DATA :"I CHEIICAL OXYGEN DEMAND REMOVAL EFFICIENCIES

FOR 'THE REACTORS CONTAINING CADMIUM WERE SLIGHTLY LESS THAN

THOSE OBTAINED t TEE CONTROL REACTOR, NO DISTINGUISHABLE

DIFFERENCE WAS OBTAINED FOR THE KINETIC COEFFICIENTS YMAX

AND B. VITRIFICATION,.HOWEVER, WAS FOUND TO BE SIGNIFICANTLY

ALTERED IN THE PRESENCE, OF CADMIUM. RESULTS CLEARLY SHOW

TEAT THE DECREE OF NITRIFICATION DECREASED AS CADMIUM

CONCENTRATIONS INCAYASED AT A GIVEN KLAN CELL RESIDENCE

TIME

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V52 N9

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV00540


TITLE: EXPERIENCE WITH BELT FILTER PRESSESO THE PULP AND

PAPERINDUSTRY.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: MINER, REID

DESCRIPTOR; .BELTS; *DEWATERING; EQUIPNT: EQUIPICNI

EVALUATION; EQUIPtIFAT MAINTENANCE; *F1 LIBATION ; OPERATOR

REtiti I FRIENTS ; *PAPER MILLS; *S LUKE ; SLUDGE DEXTER I NC;

WASTEWATER TREATMENT.

DESCRIPTIVE .NOTE: 2385-2891P:

ABSTRACT: A . RECENT REVIEW OF BELT FILTER PRESSING IN THE

PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY RA8 REVEALEBA TOTAL OF 24 OPERATING

INSTALLATIONS, CONDITIONING REQUIREMENTS, MACHINE

CAPABILITIES, AND CAKE CONSISTENCIES HAVE BEEN'FOUND TO VARY

WITH TEE 'NATURE OP THE SLUDGE SOLIDS, FEED CONSISTENCIES,

AND MACHINE CONFIGURATIONS, ALTHOUGH' WHANICALREEIABILITY

I

HAS. BEEN VARIABLE, THE ONLY MAJOR. CONTINUINGiOtERATING

PROBLEM COMMON TO MOST OF THE UNITS RAS BEEN BELT LIFE, A

NUMBER OF COMMONLY APPLIED MEASURES. , 1 E EXPENDED

REPRESENTATIVE BELT LIFE TO 3 OR 4 MONTHS, IN THE ABSENCE OF

FREQUENT. MECHANICAL PROMS OR SEVERE SLUDGE AMIABILITY,

TYPICAL OPERATOR ATTENTION REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN FOUND TO

BE 1-2 HOURS PER SHIFT. ,

AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,

V52 N9


PUBLICATION DATE: ,SEP BO

TITLE: STORMWATER POLLUTANT LOAD-RUNOFF RELATIONSHIPS

PERSONAL AUTHOR: BEDIENT, PHILIP 1; AND OTHERS

DESCRNOR: MATHERATICAL MODELS; *RUNOFF WATERS;

*STORMWATER; TEXAS; 1URBAN AREAS; *URBAN RUNOFF; WATER

POLLUTION CONTROL; WATER QUALITY

JE NOTE: 2346-2404P

1

RESULlIS FROM A', COMPREHENSIVE S ORMNATERBROCRAM AT FOUR SITES IN HOUSTON, TEXAS, INDICATE1-ATIONS BETWEEN TOTALSTTUIM LOADS AND TOT, L RUNOFF) BETWEEN PEAK MASS FLOWS AND. PEAK FLOW. ANTECEDENTWAS FOUND TO BE INSIGNIFICANT FOR PMFDICTiNG

t POLLUTANT. LOADS, 'A -malloo IS PRESENTED FORPOLLUTANT MASS FLOW CURVES USING KNOWN

ItiS AND AN EXPONENTIAL WASROFF EQUATION., THE INITIAL'ION CO 1S SELECTED USING THE PEAK MASS FLEW-PEAK71ONSRIP. THE EFFECT OF STORM SAMPLING FREQUENCY ONLACY OF TOTAL STORM LOAD'PREDICTION 1$ EVALUATED:XTENS1VE DATA BASE-AVAILABLE.'

TY: JOURNAL WATER -POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,'

'SION NUMBER: EW005490

V DATE: SEP BO

V-COST FILTER SYSTEM MEETS DRINKING WATER

UTHOR; CEAPMAN, ROBERT L. BENOIT, GERALD R.

*AGRICULTURAL WATER USE; CALIFORNIA; CASE.COST _EFFECTIVENESS; DESIGN; *DRINKING WATER;*FILTER SYSTEMS; IRRIGATION; *OPERATIONS (WATER);TS: *WATER QUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY.E NOTE: 102-104P,

THIS CASE STUDY EXAMINES THE DECISION BY THETA (CA) WATER DISIBIET TO INSTALL FILTRATIONTO UPGRADE THE RAW WATER QUALITY. THE GOAL. WAS TODOMESTIC QUALITY WATER 10 ITS COMBINATION' OFAND AGRICULTURAL. CUSTOMERS AT A COST COMPATIBLE1ATION WATER USE. A HIGH-PRESSURE DIRECT FILTERCHOSEN. THE EXPERIENCE AND flESULTS GAINED IN THEYEARS OF OPERATION HAVE PROVEN THE FUNDAMENTALRE A GOOD ONE. LOW OPERATION AND MAINTENANCEADDITION TO THE LOW CAPITAL COST, HAVE MADE THE

.T- EFFICIENT, WITH MINIMUM LABOR, POWER, CHEMICAL,0 MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES.

(UY: PUBLIC WORKS, V II N9

;ION NUMBER :. EW005491

I DATE: 0

TGETATION OF MIPEDLAND USING WASTEWATER SLUDGE.

11-10R: SOPPER, WILLIAM E.; KERR, SONJA N.

*ACR1CULTURE;' *CASE STUDIES; EQUIPMENT; *LANDH *LAND ,. RECLAMATION; PENNSYLVANIA:

: SLUDGE: SLUDGE IISPOSAL; STRIP-MINED LANDS;

*WASTE DISPOSAL;

DESCRIPTIVE NOM

ASTKWATEll SLiff

114-116P.

ABSTRACT: TRIS ARTICLE-DESCRIBES IRE DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS_IN PENNSYLVANIA WHEME WASTEWATER SLUICE, HAS BEEN USED ONSTRIPMINED LAND. RESULTS OF A TWO-YEAR STUDY MONITORING-SYSTEM AD1CATE THAT 111191!. WAS NO DETTHIKEN1A1 EFFEC1S ON THEVEGETPION, SOIL, OR GROUNDWATER QUALITY DUE TO TEE SLUDGEAPPLICATION BUT INSTEAD THERE WAS A FOUR-FOLD INCREASE INVEGETATION -HEIGHT AND APPROXIMATELY A SIX-FOLD INCREASE INDRY MATTER PRODUCTION OVER THE FIRST YEAR.

AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VIII N9



_TITLE: EFFECTIVE WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT PLANNING FOR SMALLCOMMUNITIES-PART 2.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: HARBOR, RICHARD F,; TCHOBANOGOUS GEORGE

DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; FEDERAL PROGRAMS; LABORUTILIZATION: LAND UTILIZATION; *MANAGEMENT; OPERATIONS(WATER); *PLANNING; POLLUTION CONTROL; *RURAL AREAS; *SMALLCOMMUNITIES; STANDARDS; *WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT; WASTEWATERTREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 170-174P.ABSTRACT: IN THE SECOND OF THIS TWO-PART ARTICLE, kLYINNOVATIVE WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT PLANNING CONCEPTS FOR 'SMALLCOMMUNITIES ARE DISCUSSED, TOPICS INCLUDE EFFECTIVE PLANNIN,APPROACHES, EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF LABOR, INSTITUTIONALCHANGES. AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS- THE CHARACTERISTICS ANDPLANNING' CONSIDERATIONS FOR SMALL COMMUNITIES WERE THESUBJECT OF PART 1, AS WELL AS THE IMPACT OF FEDERALREGULATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION GRANTS PROGRAM:

AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VIII N9,

IRIS. ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005493


TITLE: PLAN PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE OF PLANTS AT THE RICHTTIME.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: METCALF, RICHARD R.

DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION; *DESIGN; EQUIPMENT (EVALUATION);*FACILITIES *MAINTENANCE; MANAGEMENT; *OPERATIONS (MATER);*PLANNING;, PLANT OPERATORS; RECORDKEEPING; *WATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NJTE: I28-129P.

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE CONCLUDES THAI PREVENTATIVEMAINTEN4NCE OF WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS SHOULD

BE CONSIDERED' DURINC DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PHASES, NOT

ONLY AFTER THE PLANT IS COMPLETE. IT 4S RECOMENDED THAT

PLANT OPERANDS BE AT TRE CONSTRUCTION SITE AND REVIEW PLANT

PLANS SO THAT THEY CAN AID IN THE REDUCTION OF COSTLY FUTURE

MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS.

AVAILA6ILITY: PUBLIC WORES, VIII N9

IRIS ACCESSION [VI ER: EV005494

PUBLICATION DATE; SEP B0

1111E: TREATMENT STRUCTURE SUPPORT OVER DIFFICULT SOILS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR; HUNT, HAL W.

DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION; *DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; *FACILITIES;

FOUNDATIONS.; INSTALLATION; *PILING ;' STRUCTURAL DESIGN;

*SUPPORT STRUCTURES.; WATER STORAGE; *WATER TREATMENT

.DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I31-134P,

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THEVARIDUS TYPES OF PILES

USED TO SUPPORT WATER; TREATMENT AND STORAGE STRUCTURES. BOTH

DISPLACEMENT AND NON-DISPLACEMENT PILES ARE EXAMINED WITH

SPECIFIC Ammon FOCUSSED ON TIMBER, CLOSED END PIPE,

PRECAST CONCRETE, OPEN-END PIPE, AUGERED HOLE, OR II-PILES.

INFORMATION IS PROVIDED CONCERAING INVESTIGATION OF

FOUNDATIONS AND SUPERVISION jF 'CONSTRUCTION,

AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VIII N9

'IRIS A ESSIpN NUMBER; E1 005500-

TITLE: TRAINING MATERIALS FOR ;P_ESTICIDE APPLICATOR

CERTIFICATION,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: RUPPEL, IL F.

DESCRIPTOR: *APPLICATION:. .*AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

*CERTIFICATION; CHEMISTRY; ENVIRONMENT; .*INSTRUCTIONAL

AATERIALS; 'PESTICIDES; *PESTICIDE FORMULATIONS; PESTICIDE

POISONING; PEST CONTROL; *SAFETY; TAPES


ABSTRACT; THESE TRAINING MATERIALS INCLUDE SLIDES, TAPES,

SAMPLE QUESTIONS AND AN EXPLANATION'OF THE CERTIFICATION

REGULATIONS: TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE PESTICIDE REGULATIONS,

PESTICIDE FORMULATIONS, PESTICIDE POISONING, PESTICIDE

LABELS, APPLICATION SAFETY AND PESTICIDES IN THE

ENVIORNMENT.

AVAILABILITY: R. F, RUPPEL, DEPARTMENT OF ENTOMOLOGY,

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MI 48023

IRIS ACCESSION AMBER! EW005505


TITLE': USING PESTICIDES SAFELY #217.

DESCRIPTOR: .APPLICATION; CLOTHING; EQUIPMENT; LEGISLATION;:

*PESTICIDES; *PROTECTIVE CLOTTING; POISONS; *SAFETY;

*TOXICITY; TRANSPORTATION; WASTE DISPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 17P. PRICE: 4,25

ABSTRACT; THIS HANDBOOK DEALS .WITH THE PROBLEM OF USING

PESTICIDES SAFELY:, TOPICS INCLUDE PESTICIDE LEGISLATION.i

TOXICITY, ROUTES OF ENTRY, PESTICIDE FORMULATIONS

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT. ADVICE IS ALSO

GIVEN ON ROW TO MIX, APPLY, DISPOSE,' STORE AND TRANSPORT

PESTICIDES SAFELY.

AVAILABILITY; PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERS'ITY,± COLLEGE OF

AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE, UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 16802


PUBLICATION DATE; AU 77

TITLE! ALARM'S COMMENDED FOREST MANACEMYNT GUIDELINES

TO CONTROL NON-POINT POLLUTION FROM SIDJCULTURAL PRACTICES:

DESCRIPTOR: *ALABAMA; *FORESTRY; *MANAGEMENT; ;,NONPOINT

POLLUTION; *OPERATIONS (FORESTRY); *SILVICULTURE; *STREAMS;

OWATER QUALITY; WATER POLLUTION; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 25P: FREE

ABSTRACT: THESE RECOPPENDED GUIDELINES ENCOURAGE THE RISE OF

MANAGEMENT PRACTICES WHICH ARE ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE FOR THE

PRIVATE FOREST LANDOWNER IN ALABAMA, AND WHICH AT THE SAME.

TIME, WILL CONTROL WATER POLLUTION FROM NON -POINT

SILVICULTURAL SOURCES, TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE; WATER QUALITY

PRINCIPLES, MANAGEMENT ZONES AND FOREST OPERATIONS (SUCH AS

ACCESS, HARVESTING, SITE PREPARATION, :SURFACE WATER

MANAGEMENT AND FOREST CHEMICAL UTILIZATION):

AVAILABILITY: ALABAMA'S FORESTRY COMMISSION, 513 MADISON

AVE,, MONTGOIERY, AL 36130



TITLE: DISSOLVED OXYGEN: WATER QUALITY

DIGEST A COMPILATION OF STATEYFEDERAL CRI

DESCRIPTOR: AQUATIC LIFE; *DISSOLVED

STANDARDS; *OXYGEN; *REGULATIONS;

STANDARDS; *WATER QUALITY


STANDARDS CRITERIA

TERIA.

OXYGEN; FEDERAL

STATE STANDARDS;

ABSTRACT: THIS. DIGEST WAS' COMPILED IlY PROVIDE GENERALINFORM:0104. TOPTRE ruilLic AS WELL _ASS IO FEDERAL, STATE, ANDLOCAL OFFICIALS, T:-\CONTAINS EXCERPTS QUALITY STANDARDSESTABLISHING, POLL-TANN- ,SPECIEIC -GRITERIA FOR ,NAVICAIRESURFACE WATERS, 'II STANDARDS PROGRAM, A NATIONWIDE.STRAIECYFOR suftrker ,WATE_ QUALITY .MANACEMENT, CONTAINR4WO'MAJORELEMENTS: TIE USE.. (RECREATION,. DINKING WATER, FISH ANDWILDLIFE PROPAGATION, INDUSTRIAL-, OR -AGRICULTURAL) TO BE'MADE OF THE NAVIGABLE WAlER AND'CRITERIA TO PROTECT THESEUSES,

AVAILABILITY' DNIIII)' 'STATES . ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY,' OFFICE OF .WATER, PLANNING AND STANDARD, WASHINGTON,ILD, 20460

IRIS ACCESSION NOM MEW EW005509


TITLE: HANDBOOK 'OFF ROCEDURES: CONSTRUCT1TI GRANTS PROGRAM'

.FOR,MUNICIPAL WASTEWA'ER TREATMENT WORKS (SECOND EDITION).

DESCRIPTOR:: *CONSTRUCTION; *CRANTS'; gRANTS PROGRAMS;*GRANT PROCESSING; RANDBOOKS; . .*MANAGEMENT; *MUNICIPALWASTEWATER: *PLANNING; *REGIONAL PROGRAMS; *STATE PROGRAMS;

*WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 250P,

ABSIIACT: THIS HANDBOOK IDENTIFIES AND EXPLAINS TILE MANYPROCURES TO BE FOLLOWED BY THOSE IN TOE REGIONAL OFFICESAND THE STATES WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATERTREATMENT PROJECTS FROM THEIR CONCEPTION TO COMPLETION! THEPROCEDURES ARE PRESENTED SEQUENTIALLY AND ARE EXPRESSED INLOGICAL AND CONCISE TERNS, TRE'OPERATIONAL TASKS DESCRIBEDARE APPLICABLE TO THE PROGRAMS AS A WEOLE AND ARE INTENDEDTO SERVE AS AN OPERATIONAL STANDARD SO THAT THIS COMPLEX,

MULTIFACETED CONSTRUCTION GRANTS PROGRAM CAN MOVE FORWARD ASA NATIONAL PROGRAM', UNIFORMLY ADMINISTERED,

4

AVAILABILITY: UNITED. STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY, OFFICE OF WATEFL- PROGRAM OPERATIONS, WASHINGTON, DC20460

ILII ACCESSION NUMBER: EW003510

PUBLICATION DATE: 'BO

TITLE: THE ASDEiTOS PARTICLE. ATLAS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: MCCRONE, WALTER C.

DESCRIPTOR: ' *ASBESTOS; CRYSTALLOGRAPHY; *HAZARDOUSMATERIALS, x I 1 JIFICATION; LABORATORY, TESTING:

IPHOTOMICROCRAPBY; ALUTANTS; PUBLIC. HEALTH; TALC; *TOXICSUBSTANCES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 120P

ABSTRACT: THIS PHOTOMICROGRAPH1C ATLAS. WAS PREPARED TO

ASSIST LAM4FORIES CHARkED WITII THE. AIRLYSIS OF' BULKINSULATION SAMPLES FROM SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC.. BUILDINCS,SECTIONS . I NCLGDE DETAILED ANALYS IS L, OF Tat' PROPERTIES, OE

ASBESTOS, CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND,. 'IDENTIFICATION OFASBESTOS, AND QUANTIFICATION, ALSO INCLUDED ARE'444' COLORPRINTS OF THE SIX ASBESTIFORM MINERALS. AND OTHER MATERIALS'COMMONLY ENCOONARED IN BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS, THE APPENDICESINLUDE INFORMATION ON PHOTOMICROGRAPHY, AND PURCHASING AMICROSCOPE;

AVAILABILITY: ANN ARBOR SCIENCE PUBLIOERS, INC.,

COLLINCW000, P.O. BOX 1425, ANN AIIIIOR, Ni 40106 '


TUBLICATION, DATE:

TITLE: ELECTRICAL DESIGN, SAFETY, AND ENERGY CONSERVATION;

PERSONAL AUTHOR: TRUMANN, ALBERT, P. E.

DESCRIPTOR: COSTS; *DESIGN; *ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS; *ENERGY.CONSERVATION; *ELECTRICITY; 'ENGINEERS; *INSTRUMENTATION;*SAFETY; UTILITIES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 2I5P,

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK COVERS SAFETY' AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND

TIC PRACTICAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR APPLICATION INTIE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL DESIGN PROCESS. rc UNDERSTANDING.OF ALL COMPONENTS OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEM DESIGN IS. ESSENTIALFOR ELECTRICAL DESIGNERS, SAFFn PLANT AND PROJECTENGINEER'S THIS BOOK IS INTENDED FOR ALL FOUR PROFESSIONS.

!AVAILABILITY: ALE ENERGY BOOKS, DEPT, 003, 4025PLEASANTDALE ROAD, SUITE 0400 ATLANTA, CA 30340


PUBLICATION. DATE: JUN 76

TITLE: WATER PLANT INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION.

DESCRIPTOR: AUTOMATION; *COMPUTERS; *ELECTRONIC CONTROL;*INSTRUMENTATION; *MEASURE ENT ;, *QUALITY C01110L;*TECHNOLOGY *UTILITIES; WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER REST) RCES

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WASTEWATER TREA.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 234P. PRICE: MEMBER $6,00, NON-MEMBER112,00

ABSTRACT: INCLUDED ARE PAPERS THAT DEAL, WITH THE AUTOMATIONOF WATER AND .WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS. CONTROL SYSTEMS':

ENGINEERING, COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND VARIOUS OTHER

INSTRUMENTATION OPPORTUNITIES ART ALSO DISCUSSED.

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6666W,'QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: FWO 3515.

PUBLICATION DATE1. JUN 76',"

TITLE: RIVER WATER 911ALITY.ASSESSAriT,

DESCRIPTOR: *CONFERENCE, :PROCEEDINGS; . *CONFERENCES;

'ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; *HYDROLOGY; *RIVERtUALITYASSESSMENT;

,*RIVERSCWATER QUALITY; *WATER RESOURCES.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 110P. PRICE: OBER 13. 0' ONMEN461.46:00, NO 201M

-ABSTRACT: TikS PUBLICATION IS :A OMPIEATION: OF PAPERS `ON..

RIVER WATER QUALITY PRESEATED'AT 96TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE

OF TIE AMERICAN WATER *ORB' IATION. PAPERS .INCLUDED

ARE RIVER QUALITY 'ASSESSME HISTORICAL "METHODS AND

CURRENT PHILOSOPHY; A PRACTICAL FRAMEWORK FOR RIVER.QUALITY

ASSESIENT, .,:CHATTAPOOCHEE RIVER BASIN, . JGEORGIA:. AN

ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESMENT OF Putpls OF COAL DEVELOPMENT ON

THE WATER RESOURCES OF THE YAMPA'RIVER BASIN, COLORADO AND

WYOMING- PHASE 1811 mu PLAN:,AND'USE'OF HYDROLOGIC DATA

'FOR RIVER DUALITY SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS,

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS .ASSOCIATION,. 6666 N.

QUINCY AVE.,' DENVER, CO 225


PUBLICATIONDATC MAY '73

TITLE.: DEVELOPING WATER RATES.

DESCRIPTOR; *CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; *COST EFFECTIVENESS;.

COSTS; DESIGN; *ECONOMIC FACTORS; UTILITY SERVICES;. *WATER

SUPPLY; *WATER'RATESOWATER RATS SCHEDULES

DESCRIPTOR:, ALUM;. CLARIFICATION (WATER); 'MACULATION; .

DEWATERING; ENVIRONMENTAL,' PROTECTION; *OPERATIONS (WATER)';

POLLUTION coral- *gum *SLUDGE REMOVAL; *WATER

TREATMENT; *WASTE DISPOSAL;

uscalptvE NoTE!, 15It PRICE: MEMBERS 54,50,

NONKEMBERS $9.00, ,NO.' 20108#

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK PRESENTS A COLLECTION OF PAPERS ON

VARIOUS ASPECTS '.OF WATER TREATMENT PLANT SLUDGE. TOPICS

INCLUDE:. IMPACT OF ERNOPERATION, :ALUM.: SLUDGE :THIC

HANDLING AND DISPOSAL, DEVA

DESIGN OF WASkitiNATElt ANR AL

THE IIYDROCYCLONE FOR WATER

OIENTALIS'M ON WATER UTILITY

;NINE AND DISPOSAL, SLUDGE

ERING OF: WATER PLANT SLUDGE,

M SLUDGE DISPOSAL FACILITIES,'

LARIFICATION, FILTHABILITY OF

WATER TREATMENT SLUDGE; COAGULATION, CONSIDERATIONS,

CHARACTERIZATIOLOF CHEMICAL SLUDGES, THE EFFECT OF WATER,

UTILITY SLUDGE ON THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS, ALUM

'RECOVERY, AND INEER,TREAThENT PLANT WASTE DISPOSAL.

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION; 6666

QUINCY AVE., DENVER, CO 80235

MIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005518

PUBLICATION'DATE1 59

TITLE: WATER UTILITY MANAGEMENT.

WEST

DESCHIPTO ,ACCOUNTIK CIVIL DEFENSE;', ECONOMICS:.

ENGINEERING; FIRE PROTECTION; INSURANCE;; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS;' *MANAGEMENT; *MAINTENANCE; PLANKING; PERSONNEL;

PUBLIC HE4TIONS; REGULATIONS; STANDARDS; SAFETyI TRAINING,;

*UTILITIES; *WATER' TREATMENTOWATER SUPPLY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: ARIP. PRICE; MENDS $7,0 NOVEMBERS

$14.00 1

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I09P. PRICE': MEMBERS $3,00, NOR MEMBERS

(COD ABSTRACT:. THIS .TRAINING MANUAL FOR ,WATER UTILITY PERSONNEL

WAS PREPARED BY THE AMERICAN WATERWORKS ASSOCIATION.

7 COMITTEE ON EDUCATIONDUCATION= THE MANUAL CONTAINS INFORMATION ON

WERSHIPo PL NINE, RESPONSIBILITY, FIRE PROTECTION, CIVIL

DEFENSE PARTICIPATION,. WATER' RIGHTS, PERMITS,. REGULATIONS,'

FINANCES, WATER RATES, 'ACCOUNTING, OPERATING PROCEDURES,

ENGINEERING, STANDARDS, MAINTENANCE, INSURANCE, PERSONNEL,

ANSERVIOE TRAINING, SAFETY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS,.

AVAILABILITY!' AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6 *66 WEST

QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235

ABSTRACT: THIS .PUBLICATION ;CONTAINS FOUR PAPERS PRESENTED

AT A ONE DAY SEMINAR ON OEVELOPINOATER HATES. THE PURPOSE

OF 'THE SEMINAR WAS TO DESCRIBE GENERAL" PRINCIPLES AND

PROCEDURES; MEM THE BASIC. METHODS OF COST OF SERVICE

ANALYSIS, AND DISCUSS SON OF. THE PROBLEMS WHIM ARE

ANVOCVED IN WATER RATE DESIGN,' PAPERS INCLUDED ARE; REVENUE'

RIODIREMENTS AND ALLOCATION TO FUNCTIONAL COST COMPONENTS;

DISTRIBUTIOrt Of COSTS OF WAFER TO CUSTOMER CLASSES;

DEVELOPMENT AND DESIMF'WATER RATE SCHEDULES, AND SPECIAL

SERVICE CONSIDERATIONS AND OTHER RATE PRACTICES.

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN. WATER WORM ASSOCIATION,' 2 PARK.

AVE., ,AEW YORK;' NY 10016

IRIS ACCESSION NUMER: JEW00N517

PUBLICATION DATE:.

TITLE: PROCESSING WATER-TREATMENT-PLANT SLUM E.



TITLE:., WATER FLUORIDATION PRINCITLES AND PRACTICES,

DESCRIPTOR: DENTAL HEALTH;' *DRINKING WATER; EQUIPMENT;

*FLUORIDATION; *FLUORINE; *INSTRUCTIONAL, MATERIALS;

MAINTENANCE; *OPERATIVAS (WATER); :POTABLE WATER;, SAFETY

*WATER TREATMEN 'P

J

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: TRICE:' MEMBERS 4.O0, NON MEMBERS

. ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL IS INTENDED TO ASSIST LOCAL AND STATEENGINEERS IN DESICNING FLUORIDATION INSTALLATIONS, AND WATERUTILITY PERSONNEL .IN OPERATING THEM, SO THAT THE FULLESTA4VANTAGE OF THE BENEFITS.OF FLUORIDATION: CAN BE ACHIEVED.

CRAPTERSLINCLUDE:. COMPOUNDS USED IN CONTROLLED FLUORIDATION;FEEDERS ..USED FOR ADDING FLUORIDES: PREPARATION OF FLUORIDE

-:10LUTIONSI SELECTING IDE OPTIMAL, FLUORIDATION SYSTEM;CONTROL AND SURVEILLANCE; MAINTENANCE; SAFETY AND HAZARDS INHANDLING FLUORIDE CHEMICALS; TECHNICAL PROBLEMS ATTRIBUTED

TO FLUORIDATION, AND THE PI OGRESS OF FLUORIDATION IN POTABLEWATER SUPPLIES:

AMERICAN WATER :WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6666 WEST

0235.QUINCY AVE., DENVER, CO

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: Di 20

PUBLICATIONYDATE: JUN 76

TITLE: DUAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS,.

DESCRIrTOR: CASE STUDIES; CONSERVATION; COST EFFECTIVENESS;RESIGN; *DUAL'AISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS: ?DUAL WATER SYSTEMS;

NON-PO7'AREEWATER1'.' POTABLE WATER; STATE GUIDELINES;*WASTEWATER RECLAMATION; WATER. QUALITY; *WATER' RESOURCES;

. *WATER SUPPLY;-,

DESCRIPTIVE:NOTE: I06P. PRICE: 'WADERS $3.00, NON MEMBER16,00

:ABSTRACT: THE-PAPERS CONTAINED IN THIS PUBLICATION FROMTHE 06TH,. ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN WA 'WORKSASSOCIATION DUAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS SEMINAR-D THISSEMINAR, A WIDE RANGE OF EXAMPLES OF THE APPLICATION OF DUAL.

SUPPLY SYSTEMS, ARE. DISCUSSED. SPECIFIC ATTENTION IS FOCUSSED

ON CASE,STUDIES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND VARIOUS REGIONS OFTHE US, DUAL WATER SYSTEM DESIGN, AND STATE GUIDELINES ANDRECOIDIDAT IONS

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6666 W.

QUINCY AVE.. DEMER, CO 80235

-IRIKACCESSION-NUMBER: EV00552I,


culaBiAK 'BASIN-, WATER MANAGEMENT PROJECT:INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL 8' PLANNING GUIDE FOR TRAINING OFTRAINERS,

PE1. AUSTIN, JOHN AND OTHERS

PROGRAM *INS 1;. INSTRUCTIONAL' MATERIALS;.

DESCRIPTOR: *EDUCATIONAL'. NEEDS; .*EDUCATIONAL

,

*INTERNATIONAL EDUC T1_11 *iNSERVICEIDUCATION; *MANAGENTNT:-*PIANNINGI TRAINING; -*TRAINING PROGRAMS; *TECHNICAL

. GOOPERATION;! *WATER RESOURCES


ABSTRACT: THIS INSTRUCTOR'S: MANUAL' AND PLANNING GUIDE HASunepENCLOPED FORME TRAINING#,OF TRAINERS If THE CARIBBEANBASIN WATER MANMEMENT PROJECT. IRE MANUAL AIMS TO INCREASETRAINING EFFECTIVENESS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE MANAGERIAL ANDOPERATIONAL COMPETENCE. INNOVATIVE .METHODS AHEAUTLIAD TOCLOSE THE,TRAININGGAP AND SINULTANEOUSLY.DEVELOP.INIOUNTRY:.CAPABILITIES .FORSUSTAIVINC A TRAINING DELIVERY SYSTEM. THEPROPOSED METHODOLOGIES EMPHASIZE THE NECESSITY OFESTABLISTINCA FRAMEWORK TO .FACILITATE TECHNICAL COOPERATIONAMONG THE COUNTRIES'OF'THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN.

AVAILABILITY: ENGINEER :NEIL F. CAREFOOT, PROJECT MANAGER,PARO/W10, 1);() BOX 508, BRIDGETONW, BARBADOS

1

IRIS ACCESSION NUMB: EW 05522 .

PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 79

TITLE:, TRAINEES MANUAL FOR THE TRAINING OURS "SANITARYSURVEYS OF SMALL WATER, SUTPLIEr,

DESCRIPTOR; DRINKING .WATER; EDUCATIONAL 'PROGRAMS;*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; JOB TRAINING; 'LABORATORYTECHNIQUES; *OPERATIONS (WATER); *SANITARY SURVEYS;SEMINARS TEACHING GUIDES; *TRAINING iMANUALS; WATERRESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE VOTE: 170P. PRICE: 123,00

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEES MANUAL HAS BEEN DEVELOPED FOR USE

IN TRAINING PERSONNEL IN THE TECHNIQUES OF MAKING A SANITARYSURVEY OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS. IT IS,INTENDED'FORUSE IN CONDUCTING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, SEMINARS FOR STATEAND. LOCAL AGENCY 'PERSONNEL :RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FEDERAL SAFEDRINKING WATER ACT. UNITS INCLUDE: BASIC KNOWLEDGE FORSANITARY. SURVEYS, TREPARATION.FOR TRETIELD SURVEY, SANITARYSURVEY COMMON ELEMENTS, WELLS, LABORATORY EVALUATION,SURFACEAP,SOURCES, CROSS CONNECTIONS, PUBLIC RELATIONS,

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND SURVEY REPORTS,

AVAILABILITY: CONFERENCE OF STATE SANITARY ENGINEERS,MEREDIGHT R. THOMPSON, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, I DEERFIELDDRIVE, TROY NY 1.100


PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 79'

TITLE: INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL FOR , TRAINING COURSE.

"SANITARY SURVEYS OF SMALL WATER SPPLIES",

,BESCRIRTOR: *DRINKING. WATER; EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS;

INSTRUCTIONAL` MATERIALS; *INSTRUCTORS MANUAL; JOB TRAINING,:

LABORATORYTECHNIQUES;.*SAPITARY SURVEYS; SEMINARS; TEACRING

GUIDES; *TRAINING MANUALS; WATER RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY


ABSTRACT: -THIN INSMOCTOR'S MANUAL HAS BEEN DEVELOPED FOR

USE IN ThA IN I NC PERSONNEL IN THE TECHNIQUES OF MAKING A

SANITARY SURVEY OF: PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS. IT IS

INTENDED FOR USE IN CONDUCTING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SEMINARS

FOR STATE AND LOCAL AGENCY PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE FOR THE

STATE PUBLIC WATER sully :PROGRAM UNDER THE FEDERAL SAFE

DRINKING WATER 'ACT. ,THE MANUAL IS DIVIDED' INTO -THREE

SMIONS: (I) 'PRE-COURSE ACTIVITIES, (2) COURSRONTENT AND

LESSOR SUPPORT MATERIAL....AND (3) COURSE ASSESSMENT AND

,EVALUATION: A TRAINEE'S'MANUAL` ACCOMPANIES THIS.'

AVAILABILITY: :CONFERENCE OF STATE SANITARY ENGINEERS,

MEREDITH /L THOMPSON( EXECUTIVE SECRETARY.' '1 DEERFIELD

DRIVE, TROY, NY 12100

4 IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005524

' TITLE: GUIDELINES AND TYPICAL SANITARY SURVEY FORMS FOR

. EVALUATING PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY .SYSTEMS.

DESCRIPTOR: *EVALUATION; FIELD TESTS; *INSPECTION; RECORD

KEEPING1. *RECORDS; *SAPITATIONI. *SANITARY ENGINEERING;'

*SURVEYS; *UTILITIES; *WATER SUPPLY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 35F.

ABSTRACT:. THIS IBOOK DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT OF

GUIDELINES AND FORMS OR INSPECTING AND EVALUATING WATERSYSTEMS. IN 1976, ALL STATE SANITARY ENGINEERS WERE

. CANVASSED BY LEVIER, REQUESTING DATA, FORMS, GUIDELINES AND

EQUIPMENT USED IN COMPLETING A SANITARY SURVEY OF PUBLIC

WATER SYSTEMS. DATA FROM THE 26 STATES THAT SUBMITTED

INFORMATION WERE USED TO DEVELOP' A GENERALIZED SANITARY

suRvEy FORM.

AVAILABILITY:. CONFERENCE OF STATE SANITARY ENGINEERS,

MEREDITH H. THOMPSON EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, I DEERFIELD DRIVE,

TROY, NY 12100

TITLE:



IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EFFECTIVE: CROSS-CONNECTION

Conn PROM

:PERS* AUTOR: VAN METER, ROY 0. '

DESCRIPTOR: BACKFLOW; *CROSS-CONNECTIONS; *DESIGN;

r EQUIPMENT; HEALTH HAZARDS; *IMPLEMENTATION; NSPECTION;

MAINTENANCE; PUBLIC HEALTH; POTABLE WATER; *PIPES; *WATER

DIS15BUTION; 'WATER QUALITY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE;. 32P.

ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT IS A TRANSCRIPT OF A SPEECH ON THE

NEED FOR .AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL

PROGRAM. THE' FIRST PART DISCUSSES 'WATER QUALITY, HEALTH,.

-HAZARDS, AND ,A REVIEW OF 'CURRENT CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL -

PROGRAMS IN THE U.S. CONTAINED IN THE SECOND PART ARE THE

1

PROCEDURES J FOR IMPLEMENTING A CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL

PROGRAM. DISCUSSION l'IS FOCUSSED AROUND THREE MAJOR TOPICS:

OBJECTIVES, RESPONSIBILITY, AND POLICY.

AVAILABILITY: COgSULTINC SANITARY ENGINEER TO HERSEY-

SPARLIRG METER COMPANY, 250 ELM STREET, DEDHAM., MA 02026

1RISACCESSION NUMBER= ,EW0i3526

TITLE: OPERATOR TRAINING WATER AND WASTEWATER WORKS

LABORATORY-BASIC,

DESCRIPTOR: EQUIPMENT: FACILITIES: *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; *LABORATORY TECHNIQUES;'

LABORATORY TESTING; *OPERATIONS (WATER); *OPERATIONS

(WASTEWAlER); 'RECORD KEEPING; SAFETY; STUDY GUIDES;

*TRAINING MANUALS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT.; *WATER TREATMENT;

*WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 04P, PRICE; WOO

ABSTRACT:, THIS WORKBOOK IS DESIGNED FOR A BASIC LABORATORY'

COURSE IN WATER TREATMENT. IT WAS DEVELOPED WITH FOUR MAJOR

OBJECTIVES0 (W TO SERVE AS A STUDY GUIDE, (2) TO PRESENT

BASIC QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS ON THEORETICAL AND ACTUAL,

LABORATORY TESTS, '(3) TO SIMULATE SITUATIONS THAT MAY RE

ENCOUNTERED BY THE LABORATORY TECHNICIAN IN A WATERTREATMENT FACILITY, AND (4) TO PROVIDE A REFERENCE BODY FOR

FUTURE' USE THE WORKBOOK IS DIVIDED INTO TWO FARTS. PART 1

CONTAINS LABORTORY 1)FERA1 IONS INCLUDING 'SAMPLING: AND

PROCEDURES",' "APPARATUS AND EQUUMENT". 'SAFETY", AND

'RECORDS AND DATA HANDLING', PART 2 CONTAINS 10 LABORATORY

TESTS.

AVAILABILITY: OPERATOR TRAINING COMMITTEE OF OHIO, INC.,

P.O. BOX 626, WORTHINGTON, OHIO 43085


ltUBLICATION DATE: 68

TITLE: OPERATOR TRAINING WATER AND WASTEWATER WORKS

OPERATIONS--BASIC.

DESCRIPTOR: *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *JOB 'TBAINING:,'

*LEARNING ACTIVITIES; _MATHEMATICS; OHIO; *OPERATIONS

(WASTEWATER); *OPERATIONS (WATER); *POST SECONDARY

EDUCATION;.WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I74P. PRICE: $12.00

ABSTRACT: THIS WORKBOOK WAS DESIGNED TO AID IN THE BASIC

TRAINING OF WATER AND WASTEWATER WORKS OPERATORS; SECTIONS

JNCLUDE: TERMINOLOGY, MATHEMATICS 'REVIEW AND PLANT DATA, AND

THEORY AND OPERATIONS. THESE SECTIONS CONTAIN A NUMBER OF

ASSIGNMENTS APPLICABLE TO EACH TOPIC. EACH 'ASSIGNMENT

CONTAINS A STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES, A READING ASSIGNME1L

AND A SERIES OF QUESTIONS, ALSO. INCLUDED IS A GLOSSARY AND A

METRIC CONVERSION TABLE.

AVAILABILITY:' OPERATOR TRAINING COMMITTEE OF OHIO, INC AND OIL THRUST BEARINGS. #ALSO COVERS PROVEN MAINTENAHCET,O. BOX 626, WORTHINGTON, ORIO 4RIR5

PROCEDURES. SUCH AS CHECKING OIL CLEARANCES, CONTACT CHECKS,SHAFT AND INNER RING REMOVAL,MAINTENANCE OF TAPERED ROLLERBEARINGS, AND PROPER LUBRICATION.

AVAILABILITY: USEPA, NATIONAL TRAINING AND OPERATIONALTECHNOLOGY. CENTER CINCINNATI, OH 45260. ATTENTION: Is.

PUBLICATION DATE: '60 EILEEN HOPEWELL,

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW005520'

TITLE: OPERATOR lung WATER AID WASTEWATER WORKSOPERATIONS - SECOND COUP;.

DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT; *FACILITIES; *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS;' *OPERATIONS, (WATER); *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);

. *TRAINING MANUAL; *WATER TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 229P. PRICE; MAO

ABSTRACT THIS IOREDOOK IS. DESIGNED FOR AN .OPERATORTRAINING COURSE IN WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT. IT ISINTENDED FOR :PERSONS WHO HAVE OBTAINED AT AST A STATE OFOHIO .1 CERTIFICATION OR EQUIVALENT EDUCTION IN WATERTWEATIENT. THE VARIOUS PARTS OF THIS SECOND ;COURSE WORKBOOKARE: (I) TERMINOLOGY USED IN THE WATER' SUPPLY FIELDINCLUDING METRIC 'CONVERSION, .12) TREATMENT PLANT 'FLOWDIAGRAMS, (MI DESIGN HATA FOR MODEL PLANTS, (4) OPERATINGDATA .FOR MODEL PLANTS, AND A) THEORY AND OPERATIONS. 1115WORKBOOK IS INTENDED TO SERVE AS A STUDY GUIDE, A FUTUREREFERENCE BOOK, AND TO PRESENT QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS THATWILL, BE ENCOUNTERED BY LABORATORY TECHNICIANS IN WATER

-TREATMENT FACILITIES.

.AVAILABILITY: OPERATOR TRAINING COMMIICEE OF OHIO, INC., F.0 BOX 626, WORTHINGTON, OH 41005

INSTITUTION NAME: :OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, WATER RESOURCESCENTER,'

A


lECHANICAL MAINTENANCE TRAINING PROGRAM #4-BEARING,AND LUBRICATIONS

DESCRIPTOR: *BEARINGS; *LUBRICATION; *MAINTENANCE:.

*KEICROICAL' MAINTENANCEL-MAINTENANCE TRAINING; OPERATIONAL',ITCHNOLOGY; *TRAINING :PROGRAM; VIDEOONSETTES; ',WASTEWATER'TREATMENT: WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES; WASTEWATER,TREATMENT TERSONNEL;' *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW00N5ao


TITLE: CHEMICALS SUBSTITUTE.FOR BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: MOTT, JAMES H.:

DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES: *CHEMICAL TREATMENT; *COSTS;DESIGN; EFFLUENTS; MANAGEMENT; NEVADA; *OPERATIONS(WASTEWATER); :*PLANT PERFO .CE; PROBLEM SOLVING;STANDARDS, TESTING; *WASTEWATER ATNENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 105-106P.

ABSTRACT: TIE LARGEST WASTEWATER :TREATMENT PLOT IN NEVADA.WAS FACED. WITH SEVERE ENGINEERING'AND MANAGEMENT PROBLEMSINCLUDING 'A RAPIDLY EXPANDING COMMUNITY, A TREATMENT PLANTAT CAPACITY, STRICT EFFLUENT. STANDARDS, AND A LIMITEDBUDGET, TO ATTAIN DISCHARGE LIMITATION, CHEMICAL ADDITION:

WAS. ACCEPTED AS THE PRIMARY METHOD.,THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ONTHE INITIALL PILOT TESTING, FULL PLANT TESTING, HARDWAREDESIGN. AND IMPLEMENTATION; AND FULL -SCALE DEMONSTRAT[ON, TRESULTS OF THE STUDY, INDICATE THAT CHEMICAL :ADDITION

' SUCCESS DEPENDS UPON SECONDARY PUMPING CAPACITY TO: REMOVE

THE SLUDGE .:ULTIMATE SUCCESS DEPENDS UPON THE ABILITY OF THEPRIMARY CLARIFIERS .AND THE PRIMARY 'PUNTS TO REMOVE THESLUDGE FROM. THE SYSTEM,

AVAILABILITY: WATERA SEWAGE WORE, V127 N9

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: a VC, 6 OVERHEADS, MANUAL, THIS MODULECAN BE BORROWED FOR A TWO WEEK PERIOD FREE OF CHARCE

. ABSTRACT:. LARGE.AND SMALL TREATMENT FACIETITIES ALL BE3EFITFROM IMPROVED MAINTENANCE TRAINING, THEREFORE, 7 THEINSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER. HAS PRODUCED THIS MODULE FORAN IN-HOUSE MAINTENANCE TRAINING ',PROGRAM FOR WATER,ANDAtiTEWATER TREATMENT PERSONNEL. THE NODULE CONSIST OF COLOR

VIDEOCASSETTES. A STUDENT WORKBOOK, TRANSPARENCIES AND THEINSTRUCTOR'S ODE. THE MODULE CICENTRATES ON MAINTENANCEOF BEARINGS 'AND 111E IMFORTANi, OF, CORRECT LUBRICATION.

WICONTAINS DISCUSSION OF PLAIN JD RNAL, ANTI-FRICTION JOURNAL,

IRIS ACCESS ON RUBBER: EW005


TITLE: ION-EXCHANGE BEDS DEFY ORGANIC FOULING

PERSONAL AUTHOR: CICHON, RONALD J.; AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR: EQUIPMENT; *ION7EXCHANGE BEDS; LABORATORYPROCEDURES;. *ORGANIC FOULING; *PILOT TESTS; RESINS;'*WASTEWATERTHEATIIENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48,54,100P.

ABSTRACT: ION EXCHANGE BEDS CAN TIE DESIGNED TO:WITHSTAND

ORCUIC FOULING. HOWEVER, BECAUSE ORGANIC MATTER:CAN CONSISTOF SUCH COETOODS AS HUMI& AND EUMIC ACIDS, DESIGN OF THETREATMENT SYSTEM DEPENDS ON FIELD TESTING TO. :VERIFY4MPUNITY. PRESENTED IN THIS ARTICLE ARE. DETAILED TEST'::

PROCEDURES AND RESULTS WHICH SHOW THAT ORGANIC UTTER DID

NOT HINDER THE PERFORMANCE OF PROPERLY STRUCTURED BEDSCONTAINING ION-EXCHANCERESIW,

AVAILIRILITY: WATER '8 SEWAGE WORKS, VI27 N9

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: ENO 532


TITLE: DESIGN AND ECONOMIC CONSIDER-4,1'6S OF CAC SYSTEM .

PERSONAL AUTHOR: GUARINO, CARMEN F.; ANDOTHERS

DESCAITTOR;- *COI PI MODELS; *COSTS; *DESIGN CRITERIA;

*ECONoMIC . ANALYSIS; *GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON;

IMPLEMENTATION; KAINTENANCEI. MANAGEMENT; *OPERATIONS

(WATER); PILOT STUDIES; STANDARDS; *WATER` TREATMENT


ABSTRACT: '

I

A. :PRELIMINARY: ECONOMIC ANALYSIS WAS PERFORMEDIO

EVALUATE ALTERNATIVE . GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON TREATMENT

coNFICURATIOS," PERMITTING -A ',COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OFTREATMENT MODES , AND THE CAPITA AND OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCE COSTS OF DIFFERENTLY SIZED FACILITIES; 'IV

ANALYsIS 'WASS. PERFORMED USING A . COMPUTER 'COST MODEL,

CALIBRATED WITH DMA FROM THE' LITERATURE, MANUACTURENS

COSTS AND, WHENEVER POSSIBLE, INFORMATION BASED ON CAC.

FACILITIES !RUSE, IRE Riga WAS FLEXIBLE COMPUTER MODEL

WHICH CAN BE USED TO EVALUATE POSSME MODIFICATIONS TO EPA

,GRANULA ACTIVATED CARBON DESIGN CRITERIA,

AVAILABILITY: WATER B SEWAGE VOHS, VI27 59

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW _5533

PUBLICATION DATE:. SEP BO

TITLE: WASTEWATER FLOW MEASURING DEVICES,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHERIMISINOFF. NICHOLAS

CHEREMISINOFF, PAUL N.

DESCRIPTOR; EQUIPMENT EVALUATION; *EQUIPMENTMANUFACTURERS;.

FACILNIES; *FLOW MEASURING. DEVICES; FLOW 'METERS;

*MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS:. MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; METERS;

*WASTEWATER TREAPTENT


ABSTRACT: PROPERLY DESIGNED WASTEWATER MONITORING AND

TRIATNZNT FACILITIES SHOULD INCORYORATE SUITABLE MEANS OF

OBTAINING: ACCURATE INFORMATION. ON 'FLOW RATES, FLOW

VARIABILITY, AND TOTAL FLOW. SELECTION OF THE CORRECT

MEASURING.' DEVICE OR METHOD WILL 'DEPEND ON SUCH ITEMS AS

COST, TYPE, AND. ACCESSIBILITY OF THE CONDUIT:CARRYING THE

-STREAM, AVAlLARIE' HYDRAULIC READ, AND THE 'NATURE OF THE

WASTES-, THE ARTICLE PROVIDES GENERAL GUIDELINES THAT CAN BE

APPLIED TO. EVALUATION AND SELECTION OF WASTEWATER FLOW

MEASURING DEVICES.., SEVERAL MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR

DETERMINING, FLOW RATES AND A CROSS REVERENCE CHART OF

MANUFACTURERS AND THE TYPES OF FLOW MEASURING DEVICES THEY:

PRODUCE ARE PRESENTED,

AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V12 ND

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O5334


TITLE: ABC'S OF SETTING UP AN AQUATIC TOXICITY LAB,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: VALSATY, VICTORY

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY;

BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS; *EQUIPMENT,

*GUIDELINES; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; *RESEARCH FACILITIES;

*TOXICOLOGY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 58-60.

ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE RASIC GUIDELINES FOR

ESTABLISHING AN IN-HOUSE AQUATIC TOXICITY LABORATORY. TOPICS

DISCUSSED ARE: DEVELOPMENt AND PURPOSE OF. AQUATIC

TOXICOLOGY, INITIAL CONSIDERATIONS SOURCES OF INFORMATION,

LABORATORY WATER SUPPLY, SOURCES OF TEST SPECIMENS, DIETARY

REQUIREMENTS, BASIC LABORATORY EQUIPMENT AND CONSIDERATIONS,,

TEST' PROCEDURES, AND ADVANCES IN AQUATIC TOXICOLOCY.'IN

ADDITION,. LIST OF 27 REFERENCES ARE PRESENTER,

AVAIIJABIEITY POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V12 N3


PUBLICATION DATE:, SEP 80

'TITLE: ALL ABOUT TOC ANALYZERS.

ERSONAL AUTHOR:. SMALL, JOWL

PTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT

UATION; *INSTRUMENTATION; MAINTENANCE; MONITORING:

IONITORS ;. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMINTS; *TOTAL ORGANIC

CARBON; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 63=65P.'

ABSTRACT: THE PURPOSE OK THIS ARTICLE IS TO CRITICALLY

EXAMINE THE USE OF ONLINE Jolt ORGANIC 'CAIBON' (TOG)r: MONITO_ RS WITH A VIEW TOWARD OPERATIONA L PROBLEM

AND MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH VARIOUS'

TECHNIQUES. RECENT TECHNOLOGY ADVANCES IN TOC MEASUREMENT

ARE ALSO COVERED,

AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, WI2 NO

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: -EW005556

PU0LICAT.ION DATE! 'SEP BO.

Tlig; WAYS TO FIX LEAKY SEWERS..

PERSONAL.AUTHOR; NELSON, RICHARD. E.

.DESCRIPTOR CASE STUDIES; ILEINOIS;,*INFILTRATION:.. *INFLOW;NANHOLE REPAIR *MANAGEMENT; r*KAINTENANCEi PIPE LININGS;

;PIPES; *SEWER* SLIP LINING; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 59-40,42P.

ABSTRACT:, THIS'ARTICLE5REPORTS 011 Tn SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT BYTHE CITY OF STRIAMNOOD, ILLINOIS, TO CONTROL EXCESSIVEINFILTRATION AND INFLOW. A FIVEPHASE SEWER REHABILITATION

PROGRAM WAS IMPLEMENTED: (1),SLIFLINING 1546 FEET OF '24-INCH

DIAMETER SEWER, (2) REHABILITATING 991 OUT OF 1154 MANHOLESIN THE SYSTEM, (5) GROUTING LEAKY SEWER LINES, (4) REPLACINGCRACKED SEWER LINES, WAND (5) DISCONNECTING 850 PRIVATESECTOR SOURCES OF INFLOW. EACH PHASE OF THE PLkN ISDISCUSSED IN DETAIL.

AVAILABILITY: 'AMERICAN CITY AND COUNTY, 9

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005557.IPUBLICATION DATE: SEP

TITLE: A U.S, TEST FOR 'INSITUFORM' OR, HOW TO'REBI PIPEFROM WITHIN,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: OWEN, RON

,DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; COST EFFECTIVENESS; *EQUIPMENT;FLORIDA; INFILTRATION; *INSITUEORM; *MAINTENANCE; PIPELININGS; *SEWERS; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40 -41P.

ABSTRACT THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE USE OF THE PROCESSINSITUFORM' FOR THE RENOVATION OF SEWER AND STORM LINES:

Tu. PROCESS' USES A FLAT, FLEXIBLE POLYESTER FIBER FELTTUBING, LINED ON CRIME WITIPOLYNOW AND IMPREGNATEDWITH A .LIQUID, THERMAL ETTING CATALYZED RESIN AIME TIMEOF INSTALLATION. THE CITY OE SOUTH DAYTONA, FLORIDA REPORTS

A HIGH DEGREE OF SUCCESS WITH THIS PROCESS.

AV LABILITY: AMERICAN CITY AND COUNTY, 119519


PUBLICATION. DATE: SEP 84)

TITLE: WHY FRECHLORINATION IS ON THE WAY OUT.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: GROVER, KATRRYN

DESCRIPTOR: AMMONIATION; CHLORINATION; *CHLORINE;

CHLOROFORM; *DISINFECTION; *PRECHEORINATiONI LPRECURSORREDUCTION; SAFETY; *TRIHALOMETRANE; *WATER TREATMENT; WATERTREATMENT PLANTS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 67-6/IP,'

ABSTRACT: THE FUTURE OF PRECHLORINATION OF WAV WATERSUPPLIES IS DISCUSSED IN THIS ARTICLE. TO AVOID TUEFORMATION' pV :TRIHALOMETUANE,. CONSULTING ENGINEERS' ANDENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS ARGUE THAT WIWI, IS MOSTEFFECTIVE AND SAFEST WHEN IT IS APPLIED:TO THE CLEANESTWATER IN A TREATMENT SYSTEM, SEVERAL ALTERNATIVE TREATrifif

APPROACHES ARE EXAMINED THROUGH NATIONWIDE EASE: STUDIES,

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY AND :COUNTY, V95 N9

IRIS. ACCESSION AMER: EWO 055

PUBLICATION,DATE:-,,976

TITLE: AWYA STANDARD FOR SWING-CHECK VALVES OR ORDINARYWATERWORIS SERVICE. ,

DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; INSPECTION; *STANDARDS;*SWIN7CHECK VALVES; TESTING; *VALVES; *WATERWolls EGUIPMINTi,*WATER TREATMENT

'DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 10P.' PRICE: MEMBER 01,50, NONiEMBER*3.00

ABSTRACT; THIS. BOOKLET DISCUSSES A STANDARD FOR SWING HECKVALES FOR 'WATERWORKS SERVICES. IT INCLUDES INFORMATION ONMATERIALS, DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS,' FABRICATION, 'INSPECTION,

TESTING, MARKING AND SHIPPING.

'AVAILABILITY! AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6666 WESTQUINCY.AVENUE, DENVER, CO 00235

INSTITUTION NAME; AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION,

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; 4

PUBLICATION DATE: ',MA 76

TITLE: AWA STANDARD FOR COLD APPLIED TAPE COATINGS FORSPECIAL SECTIONS CONNECTIONS, AND prams FOR STEEL WATER

,PIPELINES, !

DESCRIPTOR; CONNECTIONS; FITTINGS;: INSPECTION, MARKING;

PREFABRICATED COATING; PACKAGING; tPIPES; *STANDA,DS; *STEEL

PIPES; STORING; *TAPE COATINCS; TESTIM *WATERDISTRIBUTION; 4WATER SUPPLY

:DESCRIPTIVENOTE:, I2P, PRICE: MEMBER *I, 5O, NON MEMBER

$3,00.

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOKLET DISCUSSES A STANDARD FOR COLDAPPLIED TAPE COATINGS FOR SPECIAL SECTIONS, CONNECTIONS, ANDFITTING FOR STEEL WATER PIPELINES. IT INCLUDES INFORMATION

ON PREFABRICATED COATING SYSTEMS, COATING APPLICATION,

INSPECTION, TESTING, PACKAGING, MARKING AND STOEUNG.

AVAILABILITY; AMERICAN WATER WORTS ASSOCIATION, 6666 WESTQUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 00235 ,

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:. EW0O5541

PUBLICATION DATE! AUG 76

TITLE BASIC WATER TREATMENT CHEMISTRY.

sDESCRIPTOR: CHEMISTRY; CHEMICAL REACTIONS; *DRINKING WATER;

FLUORIDE; *INSTRUCTIONAL MAHRIALS; MEASUREMENT;

*REGULATIONS! SAMPLING;.*WATER CHEMISTRY; WATM TREATHENTi.*WATERWORKS'CREMISTRY,

'DESCRIFTIVE,NOTE4, 62P,

ABSTRACT; THIS MANUAL ENTLAINS THE 'BASICS OF WATER ,

ERKMLSTRY.' THE :TOPICS :COVERED INCLUDE: BASIC CHEMISTRY,WATER TESTING PROCEDURES, WATERWORKS CHEMISTRY imptuoRIDE

SOLUTION ,,PREPARATION, AN ODITIONAL CHAPTER ON NATIONAL'INTERIM PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS IS ALSO. NCLUDED.

AVAILABILITY: SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL'PROTECTION PIERRE, SD ;57501

IRIS ESSIONIIUMBER! EW 4'

PUBLICATION DAM ,79

TITLE: SMALL WATER SYSTEMS SERVING THE PUBLIC,

DESCRIPTOR :` COMMUNITY , WATER SYSTEMS; '4DESIGN; DRINKING

WATER; *MAINTENANCE; "*MANALS; *NON-COMMUNITY WAT SYSTEMS;

*OPERATIONS (WATER) PLANNING; *PUBLIC WATER SYSTE1S; 4SMAIL

WATER SYSTEMS; *WATER TREATMENT, *WATERTISTRIOUTION; *WATER

SUPPLY; WELLS

, .

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE! 197P,

ABSTIACT: JT, IS THE' PURPOSE OF THIS MANUAL TO PROVIDEPLANNING, DESICN, DEVELOPMENT, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE

GUIDANCE' FOR THE NUMEROUS PUBLIC WATER' SYSTEMS SERVING THE

NON-COMMUNITY .GROUPING AND THE ALL COMMUNITY SYSTEMS, INORDER TO INCRiASE ITS USEFULNESS, THE MANUAL IS CORRELATED

WITH THE NATIONAL DRINKING' WATER REGULATIONS, CHAPTERS

INCLAU WATER MEASURING 'TERMS AND UNITS; PLANNING, SANITARY

SURVEY AND DESIGN CONSIDERATION; DESIGN CAPAGIMOF'SYSTEMCOMPONENTS; SOURCES OE WATER; WELL CONSTRUCTOR AND,DEVELOPMENT; WELL PUMP.' SYSTEMS; DEVELOPING'- SPRINGS;

DEVELOPING SURFACE JIATERS;,, CHLORINATION; TREATMENT AND.CONDITIONING: DISTRIBUTION- SYSTEM; NATIONAL DRINKING WATER

REGULATION: MAINTENANCE: REEOROKEEPINC;' AND ENRCENCIES ANDSpECIAL"pitooLES.

AVAILABILITY: CONFERENCE OF , STATE SANITARY ENGINEERS',

MEREDITH H. THOMPSON, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY; I DEERFIELD

DRIVE, TROY, NY 12180 .

IRIS ACCESSION NUMB R: '61o05543


TITLE; RESEARCH SUMMARY.: INTERCBATEU PESTMANAGEME.T,

DESCRIPTOR: ALFALFA; APPLES; *BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS; COTTON..ENVIRONMENTAL' PROTECTION AGENEY; ..*ENVIRONMENTNRAZARJOUSMATERIALS; *INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT;, *PESTICIJESI.RESEARCH; *RESEARCH REVIEWOYBEANS

.DESCRI=PTIVE NOTE:. 42811, *CU

ABSTRACT; THIS: 'PALMATION UMMARIZES CURRENT RESEARCH IN

TOE FIELD OF INTEGRATED P T 1LINAGEMENT, INCLUDED IS AN

EXAMINATION OF TILT CURRENT USE OF PESTICIDES WIRE U.k ANDTHE ASSOCIATED PROMOS BEING EXPERIENCED. ,ATTENTIONISFOCUSSED ON ALTERNATIVE ME'T'HOD OF PEST NAPAGEMENT, INCLUDING.

BIOLOGICAL' AND CULTURAL CONTROLS:bi.THE RESIN OF

UMERSITIES ON VESTAMANAGEMENT FOR ALFALFA, WEE, COTIVN,AND SOYBEAN IS REPORTED. ALSO INCLUDED ARE SECTIONS ON PESTMANAGEMENT STRATEGIES .FOR SOIL'INSECTS,ON COIN,' ONION CROP

AGROPSYSTEM, OK AND PLUNELESS 'THISTLE CONTROL,: MOSQUITOMANAGEMENT, URBAN PEST MANAGEMENT.

:AVAILABILITY:. PUBLICATIONS, ' CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL

RESEARCH INFORMATION, CS EPA CINCINNATI,. OH 45260'.

INSTITUTION NAKE:,. UNTIDED STATES 'ENVIRONMINTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY.

IRIS ACCESSION TiumBEB: E;W005547

PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 79

TITLE! GUIDELINES FOR THE DESIGN ,OF WATER' STORAGE

FACILITIES,. WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, SANITARY SEWAGESYSTEMS AND STORM SEWERS, ,

DESCRIPTOR: DESIGN; *DESIGN CRITERIA; CIILINES 4;-OPERATIONS (WATER); :SANITARY SEWAGE SYSTEMS; *STORAGEFACILITIES;. STORM SEWERS; *SEWERSC *WASTEWATER COLLECTION;

*WATER 'DISTRIBUTION. SYSTEMS; *WATER STORAGE` FACILITIES;,WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS

pESERIPtIVE NOTE: 208P.

ABSTRACT: .TRIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS DESIGN GUIDELINES FORWATER RESOURCE FACILITIES FOR .ONTARIO CANADA. THE BOOKLET

IS DIVIDED INTO FOU/MAJOR SECTIONS: .DESIGIGUIDELINES FOR(I) WATER .STORAGE:FACILITIES, (2) STORM SOWER SYSTEMS(3)

SANITARY,SEWAGE SYSTEMS, AND (4) WATER DISTRIBMON SYSTEMS:

EACH SECTION EXAMINES VARIOUS DESIGN :PARAMETER APPROPRIATETO EACH 'SYSTEM.' IN ADDITION,` APPENDICES AND: BIBLIOGRAPHIES

FOLLOW EACH SECTION.

AVAILABILITY: ,ONTARIO, TN ISFRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT,

PE RSONNEL SERVICES BRANCH, 135 ST,CCAIR AVENUE; VEST, '

TORONTO, ONTARIO, M4V 2P5, CANADA

. ,

IUSTITUTION NAME: ONTARI0,11INLVRY OF'THE ENVIRONMENT:

t

IRIS ACCESS ON NUMER: EW005548

PUBLICATION DATE: DEC' 79

TRAINING MANUAL. SEWER ABU VATERMAIN dONSTRUCTION:

INSPECTORS COURSE,

DESCRPpTOR:. *CONSIBBCTION; 1NaPECTORg; *INSTRUCTIONAL,MATERIALS; RECORDKEEPINGL SANITARY SEWERS; *SEVERS; STORM PUBLICATION: DATESEWERSf' SURVEYING; -STRAINING. MANUALS; *WATERMAINS; '*WASTEWATER COLLECTION; *WATER DISTRIBUTION

' .TITLELMEMBRANE AI I1 ULTRAFTLTBATION TECHNOLOGY, I

TORONTO, ONTARIQ.IV P5, CANADA

INSTITUTI1 RAFtE;' MINISTRY.OF TRE'ENVIRONMENT. (MARI

IRIS ACCESSION AMBER: EW005550

BO

OESUIPTIVE NOTE: 266P, PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCOrr, JEANETFE

ABSTTRACT. lIE TOPIC CONTENT OF THIS MANUAL HAS BEEN 'DESCRIPTOR: *GHEMICAL. TECHNOLOGY; DIALYSIS .ELECTROLYTICPREPARED TO ASSIST AMOURS!' CONCORD WITH THE, PROCESSES; 41EHODIALYSISOINDUSTRIES4 *ffEMBRANESIOACINE;CONSTRUCTION OF LINEAR TYPE SERVICES, TOPICS. DISCUSSED:` OURFICATION0 *TECHNOLOGY; *ULTRAFILTRATION; *WATERINCLO0E:' ROLE. OF :THE INSPECTOR, RECORDS,,' BASIC SOILS, PURFICATIONIAATER TREATMENTENVION TAL 'CONSIDERATIONS, CONSTRUCTION SAFETY, SANITARYAND;;AN S RM SEWERS, VATERMAINS, CONSTRUCTION SURVEYING, DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 404P, PRICE 148,00EXCAVATION AND BACKFILL, PIPE INSTALLATION, LEAKAGE ANDPRESS RE TESTING OF GRAVITY SEWERS, SEWAGEJOREEMAINS, AND ABSTRACT: THIS -BOOK DESCRIBES VARIOUS TYPES 'OF MEMBRANES,WATER INS,, DISINFECTION . OF WATERMAINSv RESTORATION, ::THEIR UTILITY. AND THEIR PRACTICAL:APPLICATIONS IN VARIOUSTUNNE LINGALASTING'CONTROL; AND BASIC:ELEMENTS OF CONTRACT INDUSTRIESCHAPTERS ARE INCLUDED: ON MULTIPURPOSE MEMBRANES,DOCU ITS: 17 FIGURES: AND 1 APPENDICES ARE INCLUDED, LIQUID MEMBRANES, GAS SEURATT9K AND TURFICATION,'

AVA LABILITY: MR C: 0, DOVGALL, P ENC., TREASURER,I,EA,COURT ROSE, P.0, BOX 55, BROCKVILLE, ONTARIO K6V 5V0,.

iCANADA

INSTITUTION NAME MINISTRY OF THE. ENVIRONMENT, ONTARIO,MUNICIPAL ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:. E1005549


TITLE:: TTLAINING'MANUAL: WATER TREATMENT OPERATION,

DESCRIPTOR: *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: *MAINTENANCE;

*OPERATIONS. (.WATER}; PIPES; ::PLANNING: REFERENCE MANUALS:*TESTBOOKS: *TRAINING MANUALS: *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS; *WATERMAINS; WATER QUALITY

p

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 515P..

ABSTRACT; THIS MANUAL HAS BEEN PREPARED AS A,HOME STUDY AND

REFERENCE MANUAL AND AS A TEXT FOR WORKSHOPS.' THE PRINCIPLE

OBJECTIVE IS TO UPGRADE THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF WATER

DISTRIBUTION STAFF, ',TOPICS 6CLUDE: WATER SOURCES ANDTREATMENT: TREATED WATER QUALITY; WATER QUALITY PROBLEMS;

BASIC HYDRAULICS, FACTORS INTLANNING AND DESIGN; EXCAVATION

INSTALLATION, AND RESTORATION; WATER IN PIPES AND JOINTS:

WATERAAIN APPURTHNANCES1' SERVICE CONNECTIONS AND SIZING;SAFETY: LEAK DETECTION AND FIRE FLOW'TEST1NGrf: JruxBREAKS AND REPAIRS: CLEANING DISINFECTION, ESTING;

CROSS' CONNECTIONS: CORROSION; PLANS, AND RECORDS; AND

ELECTRICAL THAWING. A LARGE NUMBER OF FIGURES, TABLES,, AND

APPENDICES ACCOUANYTME MANUAL.

AVAILABILITY: ONTARIO,- MINISTRY, OF THE ENAOSONMENT0

PERSONNEL SERVICES BRANCH, 135 ST CLAIR' AVENUE, WEST,

ELECTROLYTIC PROCESSES, IIEMODIALysis AND ,WATER PURIFICATION,

AVAILABILITY: NOYES DATA CORPORATION, NOYES BUILDING, MILL,

ROAD 'AT GRAND AVENUE,PARK RIDGE, NJ :,07656



TITLE:' ENERGY FROM SOLID WASTE 1979, RECENT DEVELOPMEN

PERSONAL AUTHOR: DOMINO, FRANC

DESCRIPTOR: *ENERGY; *ENERGY ,CONSERVATION; ENERGY RECOVERY;

MUNICIPALITIES; :POLLUTION CONTROL; *SOLID WASTES;

TECHNOLOGY: UTILITIES: *WASTE DISPOSAL: WASTEPROCESSING.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32IP. PRICE: $36.00

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK' REVIEWS' THE MANY PHASES OF WASTEDISPOSAL AND ENERGY RECOVERYANCLUDING RECENTLY TESTEDTECRNOLOGY, IT DESCRIBES' PLANTS PRESENTLY PRODUCING POWERFROM REFUSE ELLE ALSO SALVAGING MATERIAL: TECHNOLOGICAL

DIFFICULTIES ARE: ALSO DISCUSSED, PRESENTED IS A PROPOSEDWASTE UTILIZATION SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK, AS'AN

EXAMPLE THAT. COULD BE APPLIED TO OTHER CITIES.

AVAILABILFUftr NOYES DATA CORPORATION, NOYES BUILDING, MILL

ROAD AT GRAND AVENUE, PARK RIDGE, NJ 07656

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW ' 32

PUB1ATION DATE: 79

TITLE: INDUSTRIAL WASTEVAlER EANUP 1979, 'RECENTGL

OEVELOPOIS,

PEBSONil.AITFIJOR: YEHASULI 'ALBERT

.),DESCRIP1 R: /ENVJRONMEITAL, PROTECTION AGENCY; *ENVIRONMENT;

*HAZARDOUS .',WASTES; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *LEGISLATION;

ifOLLUTiON; ' *STANDARDS; , *STREAMSi WATER SOURCES ;. *NA RPOLLUTJON CONTROL; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATY

,DGitIPTIvE ROTE! 308P; $D9.00

ABSTRACT: BEFORE 1984, VIP( THE U.S. ENVIRONNEKTA1PROTECTION AGENCY'S STRICT SAFE WATER STANDARDS AECONEEFFECTIVE, MUCH MORE WILL HAVE DE DONEINDUSTRIES WHICH.DISCHARGE :HAZARDOUS, SUBSTANCES DAILY INTO OUR STREAMS'ABE

RISING TO THE CHALLENGE.dTHIS BOOK DESCRIBES 75 WASTEWATERCLEANUP METHODOLOGfES .WHICIARE AiREADY BEING IMPLEMENTED,THE PHOUDURES ENCOMPASS !FILTRATION AND OTHER 'METHODS ,=

DEVELOPED, DURING THEAASTIM YEARS, RICH-USE SOPHISTICATED

TIEHNOLOGY,.. AND .SELEpT, CHEMICAL S.: THEY CONSTITUTE AR

INVALUABLE GUIDE A WAHERS tH'SGORKS.OFiNDUSTRIKS'WHOIIJST AMELIORATE EXIS1I1Nt CONDITIONS.

`AVAILABILITY; NOYES AAA COLORATION, NOYES BUILDING, MILL1 ROAN AT GRAND AVENUE, PARK RIDGE, NJ 07656

IS ACCESSION:NUMBER: EW005554., .

BLICATIFIDATE: 80

TITLE; BIODEGRADATION TECHNI016: FOR IN DU TRILL ORGANIC

WASTES 19801 1

PERSONAL _AUTHOR: DERENZW: D E J:-,

DESCRIPTOR:. 416LOGICAL TREATMENT; *CHEMICAL. TECHNOLOGY;

ENGIN ERI , *HAZARDOUS WASTES;:, HINDUS MI WASTES:MANZ N *ORGAN-IC COMPOUNDS, *ORGANIC WAS ES; *POLLUTION

TECHNOLOG_ SLUDGE; *TOXIC liverILITI WASTEWATER

TREATMENT; *WASTE DISPOSAL; VATE_ _AUTioN:C TROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:. 358P. PRICE:. $28:00

'TRACT} THIS BOOK PROVIDES ENGINEERING AND WASTE

MANAGEMENT' PERSONNEL WITRDATA ON THE BIOLOCICALTREATMENT

OF HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN PROBLEMATTC

ODUSTRIAIL-WASTE EFFLUENTS, SELECTED BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT

OPERATIONS -YHICH CAN SUCCESSFULLY HANDLE THOSE WASTES NOT

READILY TREATABLE BY CONVENTIONAL PROCESSES, ARE IDENTIFIED

AND CHARACTERIZED. .

AVAILABILITY; 1D AS DATA CORPORATION, NOYES BUILDING MILL

ROAD `AT GRAND AVENUE, -PARK RIDGE, NJ 07656

ti

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:: EW 05553

PUBLICATION. DATE: 79

TITLE:' SLUDGE DISPOSAL BY LANDSPREADING TEM! UT 1979.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: TORIIEY;

DESCAIPTOR; AGRICULTURE; CONSERVATION;. LAND USE; *LAND

AFFLTCATIN; dICNICIPALITIES:. *POLLUTION; *SLUDGE DISPOSAL;

*SLUDCF: *TOXIC TES; UTILITIES; 0ASTES1.*WASTE DISPOSAL:

'*wASTEwATER TREATMENT,

DESCRIPTIVE' NOTE: i72P. PRICE 136,00

ABSTRACT: BOOKtDISCUSSES,tAND.APPLICATION OFSLUDGE.

IF INDUSTRIAL PRET1EATMENT PROGRAMS ARE INPLEMENTED,

miFAE:8LUDGE EKED EFFECTIVEAY CONDITION SOIL, STIMULATE'PLANT AND SOREST/' GROVEL AN RENOVATE STRIP-MINED LANDS,

LAND APPLICATION',OF SHWE COULD SATISFY NEARLY 5% OF THIS

NATIONS FERTILIZER NEEDS. THERE ARE RISKS,AF COME, FROM

VIRUSES, BACTERIA; TOXIC RZTALS AND:COMMON POLLUTANTS; WHICH

MANDATE PRECAUTIONS; TH BOOK ASSESSES THE TOXIC' AND

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS. WHILE EVALUATING TIE AGRICULTURAL

DENEFITL IT DISCUSSES; CRITERIA FOR SELECTING-, A

LANDSPREADING S'ITEAND THE TECHNIQUES OF OPERATION.: #

AVAILABILITY: NOYES -DATA CORPORATIbN, NOYES BUILDING, MILL

ROAD AT GRAND AVENUE, PAM RIDGE, NJ 07656


ITBLICATIONRATEI 80

TITLE: PROTECTIVE BARRIERS FOR CONTAINMENT OF TOXIC

MATERIAL 1900.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: FUN, R.'

DESCRIPTOR; *CONTAMINANfr ENGINEERING; *OZARDOUS WASTES ;`

LANDEILLS; *LAGOONS;' *PROTECTIVE BARRIERS; *POLLUTION

TECHNOLOGY:, *TOXIC MATERIALS; *TOXIC WASITS:f*WASTESr *WASTE

DISPOSALI

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 288P. 139.00

ABSTRACT; THE BOOl PROVIDES INFORMATION :ON PHYSICAL METHODS

FOR TOXIC WASTUCONTAINMENT.1ESCRIUD IS AN /INFECT OF WASTE

TREATMENT WHICH IS RECEIVING INCREASING AITENTION,-, THE USE

OF PROTECTIVE, UNPERM1ABLE BARRIERS TO PREVENT OR MINIMIZE

THE ESCAPE OF TOXIC POLLUTANTS FROM DISPOSAL SITES. MANMADE

AND NATURAL WING AND COVER MATERIALS FOR. LAGOONS AND

,LANDFILLS, AND SOLIDIFIGATION/STABILIZATION TECHNIQUES ARE

DETAILED, 'AS WELLAS LISTINGS OF ACTUAL INSTALLATIONS.,

AVAILABILITY;

AVENUE,

DATA CORPORATION AYES BUILDING, MILLROAD AT GRAN ANENUE, PARK RIDGE NJ 016 56

1

3111- ACCESSION ,Ey005568

RIL !CATION DATE:'..' SEP SOH

1TL Lam. 'VEGO .BETS: ON A SURE WINNER, ,-

PERSONAL AMOR: OEM: giow SAND. Mpg

DESCRIPTOR=CASE. MTV/MSEFFLUENTS.; ENERGY 1.FFICIENCYL4FACILITIM- LA

MODIFICATIONS; ,NEVADAC.*ELAIINCI STANDARDS;. *yTREAMifirri' WATER; 0/4 LW:

DESIGN;`.

7E, ATER

DESCRIPTIVE. NOTE: 16-21r1,

., .

ABSTRACT: SIX ,AUEATMENT ALTERNATIVES . ANVOLVING THREE

WASTEWATER' TREATMENT PLANTS- WERE ANALYZED-WHEN LAS VEGAS,

NEVADA SET,LOUT, TO RAISE-, EFFLUENT STANDARDS AND:INCBEASE

CAPACITY. THIS W15.,,ONLY PART .OF A COMPREHENSIVE :STUDY OF

WATER, QUALITY AND 'WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES RES TING

THEFROM SETTLEMENT ,OT A. COURT- SUIT', THE,' MAIN SSIZE

UNDERLYING. THE SUIT WAS THE NEED FOR ADVANCED WASTE1

ATE

TREATMENT PRIOR TO DISCHARGE INTO LAS ,VEGAS',.WAS4 .-A

TRIBUTARY TO LAKE MEAD, STUDIES ON COST EFFECTIVENESS,

FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACt AND, ENERGY

EFFICIENCY. DETERMINED : THE :BEST WASTEWATER TREATMENT'MODIFICATION FOR LAS VEGAS. i--

AVAILABI '' WATER AND WASTE ENGINEERING, NI719

I


PUBLICATION DATE:. SEP!

TITLE: ,FEDERALWAIIIIPROGRANSAEED A BETTER BALANCE,

PERSONAL AUTHOR:. HECKROTIONARLES FW..

DESCRIPTOR: CONFERENCE 'REPORTS; DRINKING R;

*ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY;, *ENVIR 1TAL

REGULATIONS; *FEDERAL PROGRAMS; MAYAGEMENTi RESE REDS;.

*STANDARDS; UTILITIES; WATER. POLLUTION CONTI W TER.

QUALITY; WATER UTILITY COUNCIL

IRIS ACCESSION AMER: EW005571


TITLE: .WEIGH THEORGANICS CONTROL ALTERNATIVES.

PERS NAL AUTHOR: DIGENNARO, LISA J.

DESLt IPTOR: .*CASE STUDIES; COAGULATION; CONTROL; *DRINkINC

WATER: EQVIPMENT4. *GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON I LABOR:AWRY

.TECHNIQUESi *ORGANICS; QPNATIONI *POWDERED. ACTIVATED

CARBON, 4 ,:RESEARCH; SAFElYi STUDIES; SYNTHETIC ORGANIC

CHEMICALS; TESTING METHODS; *TRIMALOMETHANES; WATER QUALITY;

*WATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE! 86-42k

AB TRACT TI 1HALOMETHANFS AND SYNTHETIC ORGANIC.CHEMI ALS

ARE RELATIVELY NEW HAZARDS ;TO DRINKING WATER SAFETY. AT THE

RECENT AMERICAN WATER WORKS.ASSOCIATION (AMU) CONVERENU IN

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, A NUMBER OF 'MAILERS DISCUSSED ORGAltesCONTROL METHODS, :INCLUDING CAC AND CAC REGENERATION,:P

°ZONATION,. AND COAGULATION, HIGHLIGHTED IN THE,ARTICLE

lESULTS OF CASE STUDIES AND RESEARCH UTILIZING THEME

'APPROACHES TO ORGANICS CONTROL;

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 3042,q5:

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXP THE OPINION THAT TUE

GOVERNMENT, SPECIFICALLY ENVIRONMENTAL' PROTECTION

AGENCY; USES REGULATIONS THAT DO NOT RAVE RATIONAL

STANDARDS. ATTENTION IS FOCUSSED ON THE- ILL FLR:4 09: MGR

WOULD CHANGE THE CRITERIA, UNDER.WHI THE EPA REGULATES

SUBSTANCES IN DRINKING WATER. _ALSO DISCUSSED, I THE WATER

UTILITY COUNCIL AMY- ITS RESPONSIBILITY -TO INFLUENCE

LEGISLATION. FINALLY, PROBLEMS AND POSSIBLE 0 UTIONS TO

SOME OF. THE DILEMMAS FACING SMALL'UTILITIES AID', ENTER.

AVAILABILITY: WATER 8 WASTE,ENCINEERTC, VIT N9

AVAILABILITY: WATER AND WASTE ENGINEERING,N17



TITLE: CUT 08M COSTS THROUGH VALUE ENGINEERING.

.PERSONAL AUTHOR: VONDRICK, ARTHUR R.

DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; *COST; *DESIGN; ECONOMIC

FACTORS; ENERGY CONSERVATION; ENGINEERING!: *MAINTENANCE;

MANPOWER UTILIZATION; *OPERATIONS; PROBLEM SOLVING; SKILL

DEVELOPMENT; *VALUE ENGINEERING *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 58789P

ABSTRACT: AS COSTS. RISE, THE ROLE OF VALUE ENGINEERING IN'

ELIMINATING POTENTIAL OPERATIONS. AND MAINTENANCE PROBLEM

BECOMES MORE AND MORE IMPORTANT, VALUE ENGINEERING NOT ONLY

HELPS REDUCE. CAPITAL MENSES, IT EXAMINES A PLANTS LIFE

CYCLE COSTS AND RECOMMENDS OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE-SAVING

MODIFICATIONS. CASE STUDIES, COST EFFECTIVENESS,' AND

EVIDENCE OF ENERGY SAVINGS ARE ALSO PRESENTED.

AVAILABILITY: WATER AND - WASTE ENGINEERING. V17 N9

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW 05572

PUBLICATION DATE: SEP

TITLE: WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT WORKS OVERTIME,

TERSONAL AUTUOR: FRITCH, GENE H.

DESCRIPTOR; AMANA' REFRIGERATION, -INC.; *DESIGN; EQUIPMENT;

*FACILITIES; HEAVY METALS; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *'IOWA;

.'*MANAGEMENT; MUNICIPAL WASTES ;` *OPERATIONS 4WASTEWATER);

PRIVATE OWNERSHIP; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 70-73P.. . :

ABSTRACT: ARTICLE EXAMINES THE WASTEWATER TUATMENTPLANT DESIGNED AND OPERATED BY THE AtIANA REFRIGERATION:.

COMPANY MIDDLE ARNA, IOWA.. TILE FACILITY HANDLES THE

INDUSTRIAL WASTES FROM AMANAS APPLIANCE FACTORY, AND IS ALSO

DESIGNED TO TREAT MUNICIPAL WASTES FROM. A NEARBY TOWB.

DISCUSSION INCLUDES PLANT LAYOUT; TREATMENT' OF DOMESTIC

WASTES AND HEAVY METALS AND TREPRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF: THE

TLANT.

AVAILABILITY:: WATER AND WASTE ENGINEERING VI7 N9


PUBLICATION DATE:. SEP 80

TITLE: CONSIDER THE MANY REASONS FOR REU

PASONAL AUTHOR: VON DOMKEN, RAY'

DESCRIPTOR: *BENEFITS; CALIFORNIA; CONSERVATION; *COST

EFFECTIVENESS:. EcoNoNlc FADES; IRRIGATION; LAND USE

*RECYCLING: *REUSE; *WASTEWATER RECLAMATION; WATER'QUALITY;

*WATER RESOURCES; *WATER REUSE

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 74-70.

ABSTRACT: RECLAMATION/REUSE IN NORTHERN CALIFORPIA.COULD

LEAD TO YEAR-ROUND AGRICULTURE, FEWER POPULATION, 000PROBLEMS AND THE VRESEMATION OF OPEN LAND IN ADDITION TO

INCREASED WATER SUPPLY AND BETTER WATER QUALITY. THESE AND:

OTHER BENEFITS ARE DISCUSSED 0 THIS ARTICLE WHICH ADDRESSES

THE OVERALL COST EFFECTIVENESS OF WASTEWATER

RECLAMATION/REUSE.

AVAILABILITY :, WATER AND WASTE ENGINEERING,' VI7- N9

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB05574

PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 80(

TITLE: A GUIDE TO REGULATIONS AND GUIDANCE FOR THEUTILIZATION AND DISPOSAL OF MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGE.

DESCRIPTOR: COMPOSTING; COSTS; ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS;

ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS; *FEDERAL,

REGULATIONS;

GUIDELINES; LANDFILLS; MAINTENANCE; *MTIICIPAL WASTES;

PLANNING; SITE SELECTION; *SLUDGE DISPOSAL; SLUDGE.

UTILIZATION; *SLUDGE:. '*WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WASTE

DISPOSAL; WASTE MANAGEMENT; WASTE TREATMENTr

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40,

ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN PREPARED TO PROVIDEI.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACEIC (EPA) TIONA

TREATMENT. WORT IPOTW'S), CONSULTANT

ADMINISTRATORS, MANACERS AND OPERA'. OF PUS OWNED

STATE ANDLOCAL .REGULATORY. AUTHORITIES AND OTHElls WITH ,A CONCISE,

OUTLINE OF CURRENT EPA REGULATIONS AND GUIDiMS THAT NEEDTO BE ADDRESSED, '.AND TME PROBLEMS: REQUENTEY ENCOUNTERED

WHEN PLANNING AND. OPERATING A SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPOSITION

(UTILIZATION AND/OR DISPOSAL) FACILITY, THIS DOCUMENT IS .A

SUPPLEMENT TO `THESE' REGULATIONS AND 'GUIDELINES (NOT A

SUBSTITUTE) AND 511011(1) AID IN THE SELECTION AND

IMPLEMENTATION- OF AN APTROPRIATE DISPOSITION 1F UNIQUE:COVERAGE , OF EACH METHOD DiscussEO INCLUDES: (1) BACKUROUND

INFORMATION-, (2) LAWS,. REGULATIONS AND

GUIDELINES,: (3) PROCEDURE, NEEDED. FOR IMPLEMENTING TRE.

METHOD, (4) PROBLEMS FREQUENTLY ASSOCIATED

THE _DISPOSITION 1ETRQD TIAT ARE NOT COVERED BY REGULATIONS

AND SOLUTIONS. TO. THESE PROBLEMS, AND (5) REFERENCES.

AVAILABILITY: GENERAL SERVICES' ADMINISTRATION (BBRC),

CENTRALIZED MAILING LISTS SERVICES, BUILDING +L DENVERFEDERAL CENTER, DENVER, CO 80223,

INSTITUTION NAME: UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.

AGENCY,

IRIS ACCESSION MIER: E005575

TITLE:. SEWERS.

DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISL4L AIDS; CASE STUDIES; DESJGNI'

FILMS;: MAINTENANCE; , MUNICIPAL. WASTES; *OPERATION'

( WAerEwATER); PLANNING: .00ELVIION CPNTROL; SEWE,RS; *SEWER

SYSTEMS; STORM :SEWERS; WASHINGTON, DC; *WASTEWATER.

COLLECTION P

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 16MM,

PURCHASE, $30.00 RENTAL

MI,NUTES,PRICE: 300.00

ABSTRACT: THIS FILM DEPICTS THE BIG CITY'S WASTEWATER

COLLECTION SYSTEM_S, OLDER SECTIONS OF THE CITY ARE SERVED BY

COMBINED SEWERS WHICH CARRY BOTH SANITARY SEWAGE AND STORM

WATER DRAINAGE. NEVE SECTIONS HAVE SANITARY SEWERS WHICH

CARRY ONLY THE WAS FROM PEOPLE'S HOMES AND OFFICES. THE

DESIGN AND NAINTENA 'E OF THESE SEWER SYSTEMS DETERMINES

WHETHER THERE WILL BE OVERFLOWS AND RESULTANT POLLUTION

AVAILABILITY: STUART FINLEY, INC, 3428 MANSFIELD ROAD,

FALLS CHURCH, VA 22041 '


.TITLE: WHERE THE SEWAGE CAS.

DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; CASE STUDIES; DESIGN;

EFFLUENTS; *FACILITIES; *FILMS; MUNICIPAL WASTES;

*OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); POLLUTION coNTRoLI SLUDGE; SLUDGE

DISPOSAL; *TERTIARY TREATMENT; WASHINGTON, DC; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: II5MM,;:22 MATES, PRICE: $300.00

PURCHASE, $30.10 RPTAI

ABSTRACT: THIS FILM. SHOWS A' MODERN VANCEDIASTEWATERTREATMENT PLAIT' DESIGNED TO PROVIDE TERTIARY'TREATMENT FORTHE OIG,:CITY'S WASTES. IT IS,A COMPLEX PROCESS WHPCH ISDESIGNED TO SEPARATE THE MIXTURE OF INCOMING WASTEStNTO A THICK SLUDGE AND, A CLEAR EFFLUENT. THE SLUDGE MUST BE)ISPOSED OF SATISFACTORILY AND iTHE,EFFLUENTKUST OE KEPTFREE- OF-NOIR:ERIS WHICH WOULD CREATE SECONDARY POLLUTION INA DISCHARGE WATERWAY:

AVAIL ABILITY: SMART.. FINLEY,; INC., 3428 ,MANSFIELD ROAD,FALLS CHURC11,14 220411-,'

IRIS ACCESS1011NUMBER: EW005579

PUBLICATION DATE:- -JAN'80

TITLE: SMALL WASTEWATER 'SYSTEMS,' 'ALTERNATIVE 8YSTEtS. FORSHALL COWIN !TIES'. AND RURAL AREST,

. DESCRIPTOR: ALTERNATIVE WASTEWATER SYSTEMS; CONSERVATION;*FACILITIES; FEDERAL ..PROGRAMS; *GUIDES' LAND APPLICATION;LAND USE; PLAINING; *RURAL AREAS; *SEPTIC SYSTEMS;SEWERS;-

*SMALL COMMURITIES4.*WASTEWATER TREATMENT


0

TITLE: A RIVER CALLED POTAMAC,

DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIO.VISUAL' AIDS; CASE STUDIES; *FILMS;

*MANAGEMENT; MUNICIPALITIES; *POTOMIE RIVER; RIVERS; STORAGERESERVOIRS; WASHINGTON, DC; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WATERQUALITY: *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE 16MM, elf, ,MINUTES, PRICE!' $350.00PURCHASE; 630.00 RENTAL

ABSTRACT: THIS FILM STUDIES ALL OF THE WATER SOURCES. AND

WATER. QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS4 A MAJOR IVER VALLEYAND ILLUSTRATES HOW THEY . RELATE tT0 A BIG CITY 'UPSTREAMWATER SUPPLY POTENTIAL SUCH: AS TRACE RESERVOIRS AIDUPSTREAM SOURCES OF POLLUTION_ ND POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAMSRELATE TO TUE, CITY--IN THE SAFE', WAY THAT THE CITY'S OWN

ENGINEERING SYSTEMS AEFECT DOWNSTREAM OBBNITIES,

1

aE

AVAILABILITY: STUART FINLEY , I 428 MANSF1E ROAD,FALLK:CHURCH; VA 22041

IRIS'- NUMBER: ES005578-_

A

TITLE: LANDFALLS:1.

DESCRIPTOR:. *AUDIOViSUAL AIDS; CASE) STUDIES; DESIGN;*FILMS; LANDFILLS; LAND APPLICATION; LAND USE POLLUTIONCONTROL; REFUSE DISPOSAL; ' LID WASTE DISPOSAL;TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM; WASHINGTON, `#WASTEDISPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 16W , 12 MINUTES,::: PRICE: $1t5.00PURCHASE,' $17.50 IINTAL.

4)ABSTRACT: THIS 'FILM. ILLUSTRATES A MODEM DISPOSAL SYSTEMWHICH BRINGS THE REFUSE TO TIE DISPOSAL ARIA *UNTILRECENTLY, SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SIMPLY CONVERTED ONE KIND OFpoLLuTtoN? INTO ANOTHER FORM OF POLLUTION, SUCH AS\A DUMP ORAIR POLL ION FROM BURNING WASTES. TODAY'S BIGCITY MUSTDESIGN A SYSTEM WHICH DISPOSES OF GBAGE AND TRASH WITHOUTINSULTINGAIR, WATER, OR LAND.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: RP=

ABSTRACT: PUBLICATION ATTEMPTS TIP ACQUAINT THELAYPERSON WITH SOME; TERNAT WASTEWATERSYSTEMS FOR SMALLCOMMUNITIES AND RURAL. MIS. TWENTY-ONE DIFFERENT SYSTEMS

.

ARE DESCRIBED ACID SKETCHED WITH POSSIBLE LOCATIONS INDICATEDON 'A HYPOTHETICAL COMMUNITY MAP.' IN ADDITION, BRip,INFORMATION AS PRESENTED ON THE EPA CONSTRUCTION GRANTSFROCRAM.FOR ALTERNATIVE SYSTEK.S.,'

AVAILABILITY: UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL' PROTECTIONAGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER PROGRAMS OPERATIONS; WASHINGTON, .DC

20460

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:


TITLE: EVEII.YBODYS PROBLEM:

DESCRIPTOR: *CONTAMINATION;

PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRWASTES; MANAGEMENT; POLL

DISPOSAL; *WATER POLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 3 P.

ARDOUS WASTE.-

CASE HISTORIES; *ENvIDONMNTAI

NEST; moms; *HAZARDOUS;'ION; *SOLID ',WASTES; *WASTE

ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK DISCUSSES 41E PROBLEMS NAT,IMPROPER DISPOSAL' OF HAZARDOUS WASTE CAN CAUSE AND USES CASE

HISTORIESJO ILLUSTRATE THE EFFECTS ON GROUND WATER, SURFACE

WATER RESOURCES,.THE ATMOSPHERE, FOOD CHAINS AND PEOPLE. THE

NATIONAL-TROCRAM TO CONTROL IIALARDOUS WASTES IS DESCRIBED.HAZARDOUS , WASTES ARE DEFINED, APPROPRIATE MANAGEMENTPROGEOURES' ARE TUGGESTED AND KEY PROBLEM AREAS OUTLINED,

TUE NEED FOR INFORMING AND INVOLVING AIDE, PUBLIC IS STRESSED.

'AVAJLABILIT)S UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT, WASHINGTON, DC

20401.

INSTITUTION NAME; TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND commuNIOATIQNs

DRANCII DFEFA's mPFICE OF SOLID WASTE.

,


AVAILABILITY: STUART FINLEY, INC,, 3428 MANSFIERROAD, PUBLICATION DATE:' AUG 80FALLS CHURCH, VA 22041

#.

TITLE; ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT.

II

` PERSONAL AUTHOR: 'WHYTE,: ANE V.; BURTON, IAN

-DESCRIPTOR' *ENVIRONMENTAL .RISK ASSESSMENT; *ENVIRONMENTALRISKS; *HEALTH, MODELS; MONITORING; NATURAL RESOURCES;PROBABILITY; *PUBLIC HEALTRORISKSORISK ASSESSMENT; RISKMANAGEMENT; *RISK EVALUATION

/DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: 130.00, ISBN 0471=21701-0

ABSTRACT: ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT IS AN INNOVATIUAETBOD, AND MEANS FOR THE EVALUA1 ION OF THE ECONOMIC' AND

SCIENCE-BASED :ALTERNATIVES OF PROCESSES APPLIED IN

:PROTECTING HUMAN HEALTH, THIS BOOK.DEFINES WHAT CONSTITUTES

'AM ENVIRONMENTAL. RISK; RESUMES. NODEI,S, BOUNDARIES ANDCONTEX1S FOR EVALUATING THE PROBLEM; CONTAINS MEANS 'OF

ESTIMATING AND IDENTIFYING RISK; CONSIDERS RISK EVALUATIONS

IN THE. LIGHT 'OF NATIONAL POLICYOISUSSES ENVIRONMENTAL RISK

MANAGEMENT; AND SThESSES TILE NECESSITY FOR INTERNATIONAL

COLLABORATION IN RISK MANAGEMENT:::

'AVAILABILITY: JOHN *ILEV0

8 SONS; INC,,' ONE WILEY DRIVE,

SOMERSET, NJ 00073

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW 05583


TITLE: WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS OPERATION AND

MAINTENANCE.

DESCRIPTOR:: UIPNINT; EQUIPMENT REPAIR; .*INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALSL4MAINTENANCE; *OPERATIONS (WATER), *RECORDKEEPING'; RUA I Ft; *RAM': *TRAIN ING MANUALS` ; * WATER

'DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WATER 4UALITY1: WATER STORAGE; 'WATER

tJTIL1D TES =.


ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINING GUI0E0WALDEVEAD WACCOMPANY ACOURSE' DESIGNED TO PPOVIDE A BASIC BACKGROUND IN THEORY,'

OPERATION, REPAIR,. AND- MAINTENANCE OF WATER DISTRIBUTION

SYSTEMS= THE FOLLOWING EIGHT TRAINIDG MODULES ARE INCLUDED

IN THIS GUIDE: (I) OVERVIEW OF WATER PRODUCTION;

DISTRIBUTION. AND STORAGE; (2) WATER QUALITY, (3).

INSTAkLATION, REPAIR' AND MAINTENANCE OF WATER MAINS, ,(4)

REPAIR ANDIAINTENAICE OF EQUIPMENT, (5) SERVICE CONNECTIONS

AND *ATER, METERS, (6) CROSS CONNECTION CONTROL, ,(7)' WINTER

:OPERATION, AND (8) SAFETY AND RECORD KEEPING,','

AVAILABILITY: MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT DF HEALTH, 717 DELAWARE

STREET, S, E: MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55440

INSTITUTION NAME: MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,

IRIS ACCESSION NUIBER: EW

PUBLICATION DATE:'. JUL RO

5584

'

TITLE: MANY WATER MAUI'? STANDARD VIOLATIONS MAY NOT BEA

SIGNIFICANT ENOUGH TO JUSTIFY COSTLY PREVENTIVE ACTIONS.r.

j

DESCRIPTOR:- *ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *COSTEFFECTIVENESS; CONSTRUCT I ON ; ,EN V I RONNENTAL PROTECTION:AGENCY; *FACILITIES; FUNDING; MUNICIPALITIES; *REGULATIONS;

*STANHARDSJ:i*WASTEWATER 34IEATMENTI 4WAER QUALITY; *WATERQUALITY STANDARDS

DESCRIPTIVE NOT6 78P: PRICE: SINGLE COPY FREE OF CHARGEMULT1PLECOPIES

11:00 PER guy.

, 0

ABSTRACT: ADVANCED WASTE TREATMENT FOR MUNICIPAL SEWAGE MAYNOT BE.: WORTH THE TRENENNUS -COSTS 1STINATED BY THEENV1ROIMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AT 110.RILLION UNLESSITWILL MAKE A SUBSTANTIAL DIFFERENCE TO WATER QUALITY. IN .

SETTING, OR '(REVISING WATER QUALITY STANDARDS; 'STATES

GENERALLY, DO NOT CONSIDER COSTS, AND MANY STANDARDS ARE,BASED :ON QUESTIONABLE DATA. A NUMBER OF COSTLY ADVANCED,WASTE TRATMENT PLANTS KAY HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON WATERQUALITY, THIS REPORT' PRESENTS A NUMBER OF OPTIONS TO THE

CONGRESS .CONCERNING.TRE FUNDING OF ADVANCED WASTE TREATMENT

PROJECTS. IT ALSO MAKES REGONIENDATIONS TO THE ADMINISTRATOR

OF .THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY TO HELP. IMPROVE 111E,

WAY WATER QUALITY STANDARDS ARE SET AND IMPLEMENTED AND THE

'PROCEDURES USED IN ASSESSING THE NEED FOR ADVANCED WASTETREATMENT,

.

AVAILABILITY: SINGLE .COPY-U.S. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE:

DISTRIBUTION SECTION, 400 1518, 441 G MEET, .N*:WASPINGTON, DC 20548

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW 0550.

PUBLICATION DATEOGT BO

`.TITLE L DESIGN MANUAL. ONSITE WASTEWATER 11EATMENX AND

DISPOSAL SYSTEM.r

DESCRIPTOR= ' *CONSTRUCTION; *DESIGN; EQUIPMENT; *FACILITIES).

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; . MANAGEMENT I *ONSITE WASTEWATER

TREATMENT; OPERATIONS; SITE EVALUATION; *WASTEWATER

DISPOSALOWASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 39113..

ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT PROVIDES TECHNICAL INFORMATION ON

ONSITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL SYSTEMS. THE -

INTENDED AUDIENCE FOR THIS MANUAL "'KW THOSE INVOLVED IN

THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION,: OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, ANDREGULATION. OF ONSITE 'WASTEWATER SYSTEMS. CRAPTERSIN THIS

DESIGN MANUAL INCLUDE: STRATEGY FOR ONSITE SYSTEM DESIGN,

SITE EVALUATION PROCEDURES, WASTEWATER CHARACTER1STICS

WASTEWATER MODIFICATION, ONSITE THEATKENT METHODS, DISPOSAL

METHODS:, APPURTENANCES,`' RESIDUALS DISMAL, AND MANAGEMENTOF ONSITE SYSTEMS.,A NUABEK OF FIGURES AND TABLES AcrompANy

THE CHAPTERS. /

AVAILABILITY: UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY; WATER 8

WASTE MANAGEMENT, OWPO, WASHINGTON, DC 20460

ACCESSION NIMBER: Ev/005586

. .

PUBLICATION DATE; 80 :

,

.

WEEP CONTROL METHODS FOR PUBLIC HEALTE APPCICATiONS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: GANCSTAREDWARtO!

,DFSCRIPTOR: AQUATIC VEGETATION; *DISEASES;H*FALOCY; FISH;*PESTAONTROL; PUBLIC HEALTH; RESEARCH; *WEED CONTROL; WATERRESOURCES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 30IP. RRICE: .$69.95IP

ABST61: THIS VOLUME INCLUDES CONTROL MEASURES OF AQUATICWEEDS INHICH ARE INSTRUMENTAL IN THEHSPREAD OF WATER RELATEDMAN 'DISEASES. THE BOOK Is DIVIDED INTO THREE MAINSECTIONS; 1G11 AQUATIC PLANT SURVEY AND ASSESSMYNT; 12)ECOSYSTEM STUDIES OF 1MWOUNDED- WATER: AND-(3)--RESEARCH-AND'

DEVELOPEMENT STUDIES FOR THE USE OF HERBIVOROUS FISH IN WEEDCONTROL. . .. ..

f

AVAILABILITY: CRC PRESS, INC, 2000 N.W. 24TH STREET, BOCABATON. FL 33431,


PUBLICATION 0A11.: 80'

TITLE: WATER CHLORINATION: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND HEALTHEFFECTS-VOLUME 3.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOLLEY, ROBERTL..AND.OTHERS

:DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; AQUATIC ,SYSTEMS:CHEMICAL ANALYSIS': *CHLORINATION; *CHLORINE:. *CONFERENCEREPORTS: DRINKING' WATER; *DISINFECTION; ENVIRONMENTALIMPACTS; *HEALTH EFFECTS; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;

,*OPERATIONS (WATER); PUBLIC HEALTH; RESEARCH REPORTS;TEXTBOOKS ; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY

'OgSCRIPTIVE NOTE: II71P, PRICE: $37.50

ABSTRACT: THIS a001( IS A COMPILATION OF 98 PAPERS ON THEVARIOUS 'ASPECTS OF , CHLORINATION. .:SECTIONS INCLUDE:PERSPECTINES, CIllA)RIN41IONl OF 84493 'MATERIALS ANDITIRALOMETRANE FORMATION, IIALOCENAT9ON :06

ONTAINN ORGANIC AND INORGANIC SUBSTRATES, CRENNALTECHNIQUES, CHLORINE IN THE ,FOOD: AND PAPER INDUSTRIES,

COOLING WATERS. CHLORINATION PRODUCTS AND PREDICTIVE MODELS,AQUATIC :TOXICITY. UPTAKE, oloAccumuLATION,. AND COMMITEFFEcis; 1111 DISINFECTION PROCFSS DRINKING WATER TREATMENT,BIOLOGICAL TESTING OF SIMPLE AND COMM MIXTURES, RISKASSESMENT, AND REGULATIONS, AND CONFERENCE SUMMARIES.

ANAILA8111,ITY: ANN ARBOR SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, P.O. 'BOX 1425,AN -ARDOR, MI 48106

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBEREW005580

PUBLICATION DATE AUG 80

TITLE; ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY.

PERSONAL AUTHOR; BARRINGTON, E. J. W.

DESCRIPTOR: 4810LOGICAL SCIENCES; *CELL BIOLOGY;ENvIRONmENTi *ENVIRONMENTAL. BIOLOGY ENERGY; ECOSYSTEMs1*RICHER EDUCATION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: RESPIRATION;REPRODUCTION; *TEXTBOOKS

DESCRIPTiVE.NOTE: 244P. PRICE: $17.950

ABSTRACT:- THIS BOOK IS INTENDED AS A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO. CELL AND ORCANISMHIOLOCY; THE BASIC 'PRINCIPLES WHICH COVERT{

THE RELATIONSHIPS OF LIVING ORCARISISAITA EACH OTHER ANDiN11. THEIR PHYSICAL, ENVIRONMENT. ARE PRESENTED ANDILLUSTRATED., TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE: RESPIRATION,REPRODUCTIDN, NUTRITION, . ENERGY' FLOWS, SALTS AND WATER,TEMPERATURE BALANCE AND COMUNICATION,

AVAILABILITY:. JOHN WILEY R SONS, INC,, ONE WILEY DRIVE,SOMERSET,' NJ' 08873

IRIS ACCESSION NONBER: EW005589A

PERSOMAt AUTHOR: .DEWLING, RICHARD T.

DESCBIPTOR: *AIR POLLUTION: COST EFFECTIVENESS : ENERGYCONSERVAT ION: *ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; EFFICIENCY; *HEAVYMETALS; t INCINERATION; t POEM I ON CONTROL; *SEWAGE; *SLUDGE;*WASTE DISPOSAL; WATER POLLUTION


TITLE: SEWAGE-SLUDGE INCINERATION

CONCERIiSiRAISES AIR POLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: -26729843?;

/'

ABSTRACT: RECENTLY SEWAGE-SLUDGE INCINERATION RAS BEENINCREASING IN POPULARITY AS AN ALTERNATIVE MEANS OF WASTEDISPOSAL DUE TO ITS EFFICIENCY- AND COST EfFECTIVENESS:-HOWEVER, ,THERE ARE cONSIDERARLE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS'ASSOCIATED WITH INCINERATION, THE ASTI, AS WELL AS ANYPARTICULATES CAPTURED BY THE AIR-PoLtuTioN=CoNTROL DEVICES,MAY PRESENT AVERY SPECIAL. DISPOSAL PROBLEM, SINCE MOST OFTHE HEAVY METALS FOUND IN SLUDGE ARECONCENTHATED IN THISWASTE STREAM. IN ANY COMBUSTION. PPEM, AIR' EMISSIONS ARE AMAJOR CONCERN AND [HEIR A MATIONS MAY BE TIE MOSTDIFFICULT AND COSTLY JO SATIS Y. souTions EXIST TO MANY OFTHESE ' AIR POLLUTION PROBLEMS, HOWEVER THEY AREUNCONVENTIONAL AND NOT YET WIDELY USED.

AVAILABILITY: WATER B SEWAGE'WORES. V127 VIO


PUBLICATION DATE: OCT BO

TIM: INCINERATION IN A WASTE-MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVE.-

PERSONAL AUTHOR; NIESSEN, WALlER R.

DESCRIPTOR:* *AIR -Imo* CONTROL; *ENVIRONNENTAL,IMPACT;.

ENERGY CONSERVATION; HAARDOUS .WASTES; HEAVY 'METALS;

,INCINERATION; *MANAGEMEP ALTERNATIVES; POLLUTION CONTROL;

1-*SLYDCE; *WASTE MANAGEMENT; *WAS1E DISPOSAL.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: pO-3I8AP.

ABSTRACT: FLUID-BED BURNING OF SLUDGE IS BUT ONE OF SEVERAL.

RECENT IMPROVEMENTS THAT MAKE SLUDGE BURNING AN ATTRACTIVE

DISTOSAL ALTERNATIVE, BUT TUBE 'ARE/DISADVANTAGES AS WELL AS

ADVANTAGES. ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROCESS. -ENVI4ONMENTALPROBLEMS ARISE DUE TO TUE mINERAL PARTICULATES, COMBUSTIBLE,

PARTICULATES, HEAVY METAL ,CONTAMINANTS, . AND GASEOUS'POLLUTION- GENERATED DURING'' THE 'PROCESS, HOWEVER; -AIR,

POLLUTION CONTROL TECHNIQUES CAN BE INSTITUTED. AND THE

RESIDUE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS SOLVED, THEREFORE, INCINERATION IS

A TECHNICALLY ACCEPTABLE, SOMETIMES SUPERIOR METHOD OF'

PROCESSING WASTES.

AVAILABILITY: WATER 8 SEWAGE !Iwo, VI27 NIO



,14111; PLANNED PROCESSING BEATS BACK- .WATEIHLANT SLUDGE

DISPOSAL PROBLEMS. ,

-PERSONAL AUTHOR: .WESTERHOW, GARRET P. CLINE,,GARY'C.

DESCRIPTOR: -COSTS; OPERATIONS (WATER); *PLANNING;*PROCESS 1NG; *SLUDGE DISPOSAL SOLID WASTES;..

. SLUDGETREATMENT; WATER JREATMENT;.. *WASTEWATER TREATMENT1. *WASTEDISPOSAL


ABSTRACT: TRADITIONALLY. IRE DISPOSAL OF WATER-PLANT WASTESHAS BEEN BY DISCHARGE TO A NEARBY WATER COURSE. NOW MANYPLANTS CAN NO LONGER DISCHARGE UNTREATED SLUDGE DUE TO

ENVIRONMENTAL :STANDARDS AND REGUlATION, THEREFORE, VARIOUSALTERNATIVE DISPOSAL METHODS ARE UNDER'CONSIDENITION, THESE

INVOLVE SLUDGE' COLLECTION AND THICKENING, AND THEN

DEWATERING BY CODISPOSAE, NONMECHANICAL MEANS AND MECHANICAL

MEANS. DEWATERING. WITH NONNECHANICAL METHODS IS THE MOSTATTRACTIVE ALTERNATIVE DUE TO THE LOW COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH

THE PROCESS.

AVAILABILITY: WATER B SEWAGE WORKS, V127 NIO



TITLE; IMPROVED METHOD GENERATES MORE CHLORINE DIOXIDE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JORDAN, RICHARD W.; AND OTHEILS

DESCRIPTOR: CHEMIOAL REACTIONS; '*CIRORINE DIOXIDE;

*CHLORINE-CHLORITE PROCESS; *DISINFECTION; EFYICIENCY;*DRINKING WATER; vonn CONTROL; OXIDATION; *POTABLE .WATER;

QUALITY CONTROL; *TASTE CONTROL; *WKIER TREATMENT

'DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44-48P.

ARSMACT: AN IMPROVED , PROCESS GREATLY ENHANCES THE SE OF

tilLORINE DIOXIDE AS. AN ALTETIATIVE TO CH+IINE FOR

DISINFECTION, IT ALSO PROVIDES MORE ECONOMY FOR EXTENSIVE.USE. IN TASTE AND ODOR CONTROL' AND THE OXIDATION. OF

-NANGANESE' THE TROPOSED 'METHOD 1 5 1 HE HYDROCRLORINE ACID=

SODIUM CHLORITE PROCESS.' THE MAIN ADVANTAGE IS TEAT ITGENERATES NO CHLORINE, HOWEVER, ONLY BO. PERCENT OF THETHEORETICAL QUANTITY OF CHLORINE. DIOXIDE IS PRODUCEDIROM

THE SAME AMOUNT OF-SODIUM CHLORITE AS WHEN CHLORINE IS .USED, (

AVAILABILITY: WATER 8 SEWAGE WORKS, V127 NIO



TITLE: INDUSTRIAL, TECHNOLOGY ADAPTED TO MUNICIPAL SLUDGE

DRYING.,

DESCRIPTOR: '*ENERGY' CONSERVATION; *INDUSTRY;,

*MUNICIPALITIES; *RESOURCE RECOVERY; 4RECYCLINC; *SLUDGE;

*SLUDGE DRYING; SEWAGE TREATMENT; *TECHNOLOGY; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT; WATER DUALITY; *WASTE DISPOSAL', .

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 5I-51P,

ABSTRACT; DESCRIBES AN INNOVATIVE RESOURCE RECOVERY ,

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROJECT IN HARRISBURG, PENNSVLVANIA,

THE. FACILITY, INCORPORATES AN ENERGY.RECOVERY SYSTEM THAT

WILL UPGRADE 'THE ARIAS SEWAGE 1T1EATMENT AND WATER DUALITY,

HELP PROVIDE A SOLUTION TO THE ,CITY'S SOLID WASTE AND SLUDGE

DISPOSAL PROBLEP1S, AND GENERATE MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS

PER YEAR THROUGH. THE USE AND SALE OF STEAM AND RECYCLED

METAL .

AVAILABILI1Y: PUBLIC WORKS, 11111 NIO

IRIS ACCESSION NUMDER; EW005594


TITLE: ENERGY SAVING IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: CUARINO,CAEMEN F.; AND 0

DESCRIPTOR:: *ACTIVATED SC,I)DCEI ORATION: 0:NE *ENERGYCitSERAATION: *FACILITIES:" MICROBIOLOGY; ONCATIONS.(rAsTEwATEN; Asi,uocE TRIAMENT.: SECONDARY- TREATMENT;*wAsiEwATFR TRIAPIENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTEC 57-62 5 941',

AB4TR4CT: DESCRIPTION OF A NEW TREATMENT 11ROCFSS, OWN ASL"SIJOYACT", THAT ; HA BEEN SHOWN TO BE A VIABLE ANs OFUPGRADING EXISTING WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES: THE

PROCESS OVOLVES'COMDININC ACTIVATED SLUDGE WITH ROTATINCBIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS. THE MAIN ADVANTAGE.OF. TW.SYSTEM ISTHE ABILITY JO REDUCE BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND Al LOWENERGY COSTS. ESTIMATES. LNDICATE . THAT ENERGY CONSUMPTION*ILL' HE REDUCED BY AT LEAST DNE-THIRD.

AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WOPLO ,VIII NIO

)


PUBLICATION DATE.: OCT BO

4

TITLE: MITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT FOR A RECREATION AREA.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: VIRARAGHAVEN, T.; AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR: *EFFLUENT; *FACILITIES; *ONSITE TREATMENT:

*PARKS; *RECREATION AREAS. RURAL AREAS; SEPTIC TANKS;rRFATiNT ALTERNATIVES; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT: *WASTEWATERDISPOSAL; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

*SCRIPTIg NOTZ 6J -64P.

ABSTRACT: FACED WITH AN EVER INCREASING NUMBER OFV1ITORS,

PAS CANADA,DECIDED THAT FACILITIES FOR CAVENDISH BEACH ATPRICE EDWARD ISLAND NATIONAL. PARK WERE INADEQUATE. TO REMEDY

THE SITUATION PLANS WERE MADE TO CONSTRUCN 330 CAR.PARKinLOT, A CHOGEHOUSE/CONCESSION BUILDINg WITH RELATED WATER

DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER DISPOSAL SYSTEMS. SEVERAL ON; TETREATMENT ALTERNATIVES WERE CONSIDERED FOR CAVENDISH BFACHINCLUDING: PACKAGE AND OTHER MECHANICAL TREATMENT PLANTSWITH SURFACE DISCHARGE OF EFFLUENT, TWO-CELL STABILIZATION

POND' WITH SURFACE 'DISCHARGE OR* EFFLUENT, SPRAY IRRIGATION

AND SEPTIC TANK AND TILE FIELD SYSTEMS (WHICH WAS THE

TREFERKED ALTERNATIVE):

,AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VIII NIO

IRIS AKE, N NUMBER: EW005602


TITLE: E0 -7 PESTICIDES: ANOVERVTEW,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOSEPHSON, JULIAN

:DESCRIPTOR CHEMICALS.: CHEMICAL USE STUDY; *FOIESTRY:

*FOREST MANAGEMENT; HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS; NONTARGET SPECIES;

*PESTI(IDES: PUBLIC HEALTH.; PESTICIDE DRIFT; ¶ RISK

ASSESSMENT;' SPoNTAPIEOUS ABOIVEIONS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: lib:571160P..

ABSTRACT:'' FOREST PESTICIDES ONLY COMPRISE A SMALL FRACTION,

OF lITTAL pEs1"iciDE.APPL1cATION,. BUT LARGE AREAS ARE.COVEHED,

HUMAN AND NONTARGU SPECIES EXPOSURE, AS.NELL 4.,4 CERTAINCHEMICALS INVOLVED, ARE SUBJECTS OF CONCERN IND ILMERINTENSE DEBATE, TEE CONTROVERSY 'CENTERS AROUND WHETHER ORNOT I f ').1s SAM: TO. APPLY 2.4-0, AND.SIEVEX (2,4STESTER).'CHEM1CALUSE' TESTS HAVE BEEN CARRIED OUT BY VARIOUS

RECULATORY.ACENCIFS,. OUT THE RESULTS ARE OFTEN CONFUSING AND

CONFLICTING.. THEREFORE, FUTHER SCIENTIFICALLY MANAGED,RESEARCH HAS BEEN PLANNED, UNTIL THEN THE CONTROVERSYCONTINUES:

AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE` ANTI TECHNOLOGY, VI4.110



`TITLE! FIRST RESPONSE PROCEDURES FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: BERRY, ROBERT E.

DESCR1PTOW *CHECKLISTS; .*EMERGENCIES; *HAZARDOUSMATERIALS: *MANAGEMENT; *REGULATIONS; *SOLID WASTES;

*SPILLS; *WASTE DISPOSAL _

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:g

37-4IP.

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE INDICATES A POSSIBLE APPROACH TOTAKE WREN DEALING WITH THE- POSSIBILITIES OF SPILLS OFHAZARDOUS MATERIALS, THE AUTHOR SUGGESTS rug A CHECKLISTAPPROACH SHOULD BE TAKEN: THIS WOULD ENTAIL A THOROUGH

INVESTIGATION OF ALL MAJOR CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES THAT COULD-BE

INVOLVED .IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION, THIS CHECKLIST WOULDLEAD TO THVDEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE FILE THAT WOULDCONTAIN KEY INFORMATION FOR CAPSULE REPORTS TO BF GIVEN TO

THE MEDIA EMERGENCY GROUPS: AND APPRONIATE REGULATORY

AGENCIES. THIS INFORMATION WOULD MOW INDICATE TOEFIRST APPROXIMATE RESPONSE PROCEDURE TO AN ACCIDENT'OFHAZARD S WASTE, AND HENCE' DEVENT MTSMANAGOENT OF SPILLS.

AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, VI 2 NIO

.ERIS ACCESSION NUMBER! 6003604

PUBLICATION DATE: BO .

TFILE:.' WASTE DISPOSAL EFFECTS ON GROUND WATER,

UBSONAL AUTHOR: MILER; DAVID W.

DESCRiPTOR: AGRICULTURAL WASTES; *CONTAM1NATIONi FEDERALLEGISLATION:. *GROUND. WATER; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES;

)NPOUNDMEYTS; *LAND DISPOSAL; MUNICIPAL WASTE; MINE WASTES;SOLID WASTES: STANDARDS; WATER RESOURCES: WASTE,TUATMENT:

*WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER POLLUTION; WATER QUALITY

DESCRIPTIVE 'NOTE: 5I2P. PRICE: $16:00

N

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK IS A REPRODUCTION OF THE 1977 REPORT TO

CONGRESS ON WASTE DISPOSAL PRACTICES: AND THEIR EFFECTS ON

GROUND WATER, IT DEALS WITH: (I) INDUSTRIAL, MINE,

,AGRICULTUTUI AND MUNICIPAL WASTE T ATMENT AND DISPOSALPRACTIcES, (2) THE CONTAMINATION Or "GROUNDWATER AND THERAMIFICATIONS OF THE POLLUTION, AND (3) EXISTINCFEDEBAL

STATE AND LOCAL LEGISLATIg PROTECTION MEASURES, THE REPORT

CONCLUDES THAT A NATIONAL bFHATEGY OF CROUNDWATER PROTECTION

WILL REQUIRE A ETTER UNDERSTANDING OF DiE ENVIRONMENTAL,

LEO, TECHNICAL, AND ECONOMIC COMPLEXITIES OF DEALINWWITH

THE RESOURCE. . .

AVAILABILITY: WATER INFORMATION CENTER, 6800 JERICHO

TURNPIKE, SYOSSET, NY 11791

,LR1S ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005601


TITLE! WATER TREATMENT HANDBOOK, FIFTH EDITION.

DESCRIPTOR: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; DRINKING WATER; EFFLUENTS;

AFACILITI S: *HANDBOOKS; INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;

LEGISLAT NON-POTABLE WATER; *OPERATIONS (WATER);

RECOLATI NS; SLUM; *TEXTBOOKS; *WAlER TREATMENT

gqTs.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1106P, PRI9E: $60,

ABSTRACT! VARIOUS TOPICS 'PERTAINING TO WATER TREATMENT ARE

DISCUSSID IN THIS TEXT, SIX MAJOR PARTS :TB-DIVIDE THE BOOK

PART ONE (CHAPTERS 1-3) .GENERAL ASPECTI OF WATER AND WATER.

TREATMENT, TART To (CHAPTERS 4-19) TREATMENT PLANT AND-

PROCESSES, PART THREE- (CHAPTERS 20-23): TREATMENT METHODS

ACCORDING TO IRE NATURE AND THE FINAL U' OE THE WATER, PART

FOUR. (CHAPTE4 26-28) JOIME INFORMATION, PART FIVE

(CHAPTERS . 29-33): FORMULAE, PART SIX (CHAPTERS 34)

LEGISEATION. SPECIFIC -CHAPTERS INCLUDE: WATER. PHYSICS,

CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY. ACTION OF WATER ON MATERIALS, THEORY OF

THE MAIN TREATMENT PROCESSES, PRELIMINARY TRATMENT,

COAGULATION AND FLOCCULATION IN WATER TREATMENT, CHEMICAL

PRECIPITATION, SETTLING AND FLOTATION, AEROBIC BIOLOGICAL

PROCESSES, WATER FILTRATION, ION,EXCHANGE, ADSORPTION AND

ADARBEITS SEPARATION BY MEMBRANES, GAS-LIQUIOEXCHANCE,

CHEMICAL CORRECTION AND CONDITIONING OFWATE4, OXIDATION AND

DISLNFECTION, NATURE, 'STABLIZATION, 'KEN! AND

CONDITIONING OF SLUDGE, SLUDGE DEWATERING, RYI G, AND

'INCINERATION, MEASUREMENT, MONITORING, CTROL AND

'AUTOMATION! DRINKING, WATER TREATMENT, SWIMMING IOL WATER

TREATMENT, TREATMENT OF BOILER AND COOLING SYg_ M WATE

TREATMENT OF iNDUSTRIAL PROCESS WATER, TREATMENT OF DOMESTIC

SEWAGE, TREATMENT. 'OF.; INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS, C ISTRY OF

WATER AND REAGENTS, METHODS OF ANALYSIS, BIOLD , UNITS OF

MEASUREMENT, MATHEMATICAL NOM, -HYDRAULICS, ELECTRICITY,

HEAT, AWLECISLATION,

A LIILITY: JOHN WILEY R. SONS, INC., ONE WILEY DRIVE,

OMERSET, NJ 08873

INSTITUTION NAME: DEGREMONT COMPANY,

I 1 I

if

IBIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005606

PUBLICATION DATE: JD

TITLE: PUMPING STATIONS FOR WATER AND EWAGE.

PERSONAL AuTROR: BARTLETF, RONALD E.

DESCRIPTOR: ENGINEERING; *DESIGN; *FACILITIES;

*INSTALLATION; *MAINTOANCE; OPERATION; *PUMPING STATIONS;

*SEWAGE; *WATER SUPPLY A *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

AESCRIFTIVE NOTE: 150P.' $219-5 -;--

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK SUMMARIZES, PRESENT-DAY PRACTICE ON

PUMPING ,STATION DESIGN, PART,ICULOLY AS IT RELATES TO SEWAGE

AND WATER SUPPLY, CHAPTERS ARE INCLUDED ON THE VARIOUS TYPES

OF PUMPS, 1MOTORS ANNSWITCHOEAR, TOGETHER WITH INFORMATIONON THE LAYOUT-OF THE BUILDINGS AND Fill DESIGN OF THE RISING,

MAINS. 'THE LATER ,CHAPTFTS COVER SOME , ASPECTS OF

INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAIN1ENANCL

AVAILABILITY: JOHN WILE? 8 SONS, INC,, ONE WILEY DRIVE,

SOMERSET, NJ 08873

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: .EW005607,

PUBLICATION DATE: 'OCT 80

.TITLE: SEWER WORKERS DON'T FACE RECTD RISK.

DESCRIPTOR: DISEASE CONTROL; -*HEALTH RLSKS; INFECTIOUS.

DISEASES; OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH; *OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY;

RESEARCH; SEWAGE WRRKERSOWASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE .

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE CITES TIME STUDIES ON HALM RISKS

TO SEWER WORKERS INCLUDED IN A .NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEWER

SERVICE COMPANIES MEDICAL ADVISORY REPORT, NONE OF THE THREE

REPORTS FOUND AN ADDED RISK OF' INFECTIOUS DISEASES AMONG

WORKERS aroso TO WASTEWATER: THE ASSOCIATION ALSO STATES

IT DOES NOT APPEAR WARRANTED TO RECOMMEND ANY INOCULATIONS

FOR SEWER WORKERS OVER AND ABOVE THOSE. CURRENTLY ADVISED FOR,

ADULTS' BY THE CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL.

AVAILABILITY; WATER AND WASTES ENGINEERING VI?


PUBLICATIU DATE: OCT 80

TITLE: FLOW EQUALIZE ALL INFLUENT.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: UPD1EE, JAY

DESCRIPTOR: COSTS; *DESIGN; EQUIPMENT; *FACILITIES; *FLOW

EQUALIZATION; INFILTRATION: ' '*1NFLOW; OPERATIONS

(WASTEWATER); *WASTEWAlTUTEATMENT


"ABSTRACT:. IN-LINK FLOW EQUALIZATION BASINS INSTALLEDtECENTLY AT THE MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA, -WASTERWATER TREATMENTIANT, SHOULD EQUALIZE WTI WEATHER FLOWS TO WITHIN EXISTINGPLANT CAPAciTY BY PASSING DRY AND WET WEATHER FLOW THBONIITHE TWO, BASINS AT A PRE SET RATE, 'THE PLANT REAPS THE ADDEDBENEFEIS OF CONSTANT "INFLUENT. RATE, EMERGENCY STORAGECAPACITY, AND GRIT BEMOVAL.:IN-LINE FLOW EQUALIZATION, UNDERTHE PROPER CIRCUMSTANCES,: PROVIDES .DENEFITS WHICH.'SIDESTREAM FLOW EQUALIZATION DUES NOT,

WATER AND WASTE jG INEERING VI7X10I.AVAILABILITY:



TITLE: CHOOSE THE .RIGHT FLOWNETER,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: BROWN, A. E.

DESCRIPTOR:' EQUIPMENTI *EQUIPMENT EVVLUAT1ON; *FLOWMETERS;RATER MIASUREMENTC*WATER METERS

.


ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE IPREEN A REVIEW 4IF METERINGTECHNIQUES, ESPECIALLY. ULTRASONI , AND ADVICE ON PICKING AMETER TO ,SUIT YOUR NEEDS, ALS °SUGGESTED I THE NEED TOADDRESS LIQUID FLOW MEASUREMENT A LIEATIONSINWIEDGEABLY,AND TO SEEK DEMONSTRATED EkPERTISE FROM THE POTENTIALSUPPLIERS OF FLOWKETER EQUIPMENT,

,

AVAILABILITY:. WATER AND WASTES ENGINEERING, VI7 N!O

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: :EWO 5610


TITLE: HOW CAN CE'S,IMPHOVE 08M?

PERSONAL AUTHOR: RALSTON, DOUG; CAICEDO, EDUARDO

DESCRIPTOR: COMMUNICATIONS; ;CONSULTANTS; ENGINEERING;*ENGINEERS; MAINTENANCE; *MANAGEMENT; *MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS:MANUALS; *OPERATIONS; PERSONNEL; RECOMMENDATIONS; *TRAINING

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 3001,35P, I.

ABSTRACT: FOR', CONSULTING ENGINEERS, THE BLUEPRINT FORBUILDING BE TER OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE IS SIMPLE:CONSTRUCT NEW BRIDGES OF COOPERATION BETWEEN ENGINEER..CLIENT, OPERATOR, CONTRACTOR, AND REGULATORY AGENCY. TEARDOWN THE OLDTATTERNS OF BLAME-LAYING AND EXCUSEMAKING, ANDFOLLOW A SERIES:OF STEPS RANGING,FROM PREPARING USABLE 0 AND

M MANUALS TO INVOLVING THE OPERATOR IN THE 0 AND M TEAM,

AVAILABILITY: WATER AND WASTES ENGINEERING, VI7 NI0

t-

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: KW

PUBLICATIONARTE: OCT HO

TITLE: , AM PATE PIPE FREEZE-UPS:

PERSONAIk AUTHOR: BLOCK, BALL

DESCRIPTOR: ,*EQUIPMENT ,EVALUATION:*MAINTENANCE ePREVENTATIV110; *PIPES (WATER); *TEMPERATUREPROBES; *WATER DIRTRIBUTIO

*FREEZE-UPS; *1000;


ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DISCIISSESIHEEPFOR1S BY THE CITY OFKTERUM, IDAHO TO ANTICIPATE AND PREVENT WATER PIPE FREEZE-UPS. TILE FROST PENETRATIN DEFECTION SYSTEM CONSISTS OF ATEMPERATURE PROBE IN A ONE INCH FVG CONDUIT NEAR THE PIPE

EIGHT PROBES WERLINSTALIAD IN THE DEAD.SPOTS OF THEWATER SYSTEM-. THE NEW SYSTEM HAS OPERATED ONE 1 1NTER WITHOUTANY PIPE FREEZE-UPS,

AVAILABILITY: WATER AND WASTES ENGINEERING, V17 NIO

IRIS ACCESSION' NUMBER: EW005612


TITLE: NEW DAY DAWNS FOR CALIFORNIA WATER.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: nopog, THOMAS S,;,HRDAI, DAVID L.

DESCRIPTOR: CALIFORNIA; *COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; *DESIGN;,EQUIPMENTI *FACILITIES; MANAGEMENT; *OPERATIONS (WATERY;*WATER DISTRIBUTION; *WATER.TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 39-42P,

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES CALIFORNIA'S QUARTZ HILL

(DOMESTIC'

TREAT NT PLANT,- CONSIDERED THE FLAGSHIP OF THEL(DOMESTIC' AND AGRICULTURAL WATER NETWORK (DAWN) DISTRIBUTIONSYSTEM. ,PARTZ HILL'S COMPUTER SYSTEM WILL ,OVERSEE THEENTIRE $71 MILLION DAWN WATER DISTRIBUTION SYST6M, THE PLANTWILL ALSO PROVIDE FULL TREATMENT FOR 14 MO OF RAW WATER ANDWILL EVENTUALLY EXPAND TO TREAT 56 MUD.

. "AVAILABILITY:, WATERONO WASTE ENGINEERING,. A117,N10

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EVOO5OIB


TITLE: FIGURE IT OUT!

PERSONAL AMOR: CAPLAN, F.

DESCRIPTOR:( *CALCULATIONS; ENGINEERING; *EQUATIONS;*MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS; *MATIVLATICAL -MODELS!MEASUREMENTS; *NOMOGRAMS; *PIPES; *FUEL'S;' SCREENS

DESCRIPTIVE. NOTE; 44-47T,

ABSTRACT: EMLES, AND ILLUSTRATIONS ARE

INCLUDED IN THESE FIVE NOHOW- HS ON SCREEN, PIPE.: PUIV, ANDCHANNEL PROBLEMS, WITH TRESE DETAILED NOMOGRAPHS'ENGINEERSCAN CALGVLATE :SCREEN OPEN AREAS. :PIPELINE FREEZINGTLIPERVFURES, 'VACUUM POMP SIZES, AND MORE.

'AVAILABILITY: WATER AND WASTE ENGINEERING, VIT N10

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBERf EW0_56I4

PUBLICATION DATE; OCT BO

TITLE: DON'T UNDER ESTIMATE URBAN RUNOFF PROBLEMS.

PERSONAL MM. FTELD,,RICHARDI TIACKELTARB, ROBERT

DESCRIPTOR: *CAfE. STUDIES; COLIFORMS; CtST EFFECTIVENESS;aissoLuo oxyarii,' HEAVY METALS; PESTICIDES; *POLLUTIONCONTROL; *IILEARCH; *SURFACE RUNOFF; $STOIMATER; *SEWAGE:TOXIC SUBSTA CES; "*URBAN ENVIRONMENT; *WATER POLLUTION;*WATER KALI , LWASTEWATER!COLLECTION

DESCRIPTIVE' NOTE,'". 40-5213.el

4

ABSTRACT: THIS . TITLE STATES THAT URBAN STORMWATER AND

COMBINED SEWER OG, RFLOW (CSO) RAVE BEEN UNDER-RESEARCHED AND

OFTEN OVERLOOKED :CAUSES 'OF WATER POLLUTION UNTIL RECENTLY.

THIS ARTICLE CONCLUDES THAT UHL RUNOFF IS A MAJOR SOURCE

'OF .TOXIC POLLUTANTS, ESPECIALLY, EAVY METALS AND PETROLEUMHYDROCARBONS, DISCUSSED. , ARE, II SSOLVED OXYGEN IMPACTS,

COLIEORM LEVELS, TOXICITY PROBLEMS, AND, FUTURE ,pEARCHNEEDS. i. IT,y

4'

AVAILABILITY: WAI 10AND WASTES ENCINEERING0117 NIO

:p?



TITLE: .DESIGKING EQUITABLE WATER RATES; WHAT MANAGERS NEED',

TO KNOW.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: IDE, WILLIAM J.,

DESCRIPTOR; COSTS; DESIGN; *ECONOMIC FACTORS; *EVALUATION;

MANAGEENT; *PUBLIC, RELATIONS; *RATE STRUCTURES; REVENOE.

REQUIREMENTS *WATER' SUPPLY; *WATER RATES; *WATER UTILITI,Etr-

DESGRIPTIVOOTE: 544569P.

ALISTRACT: .11,S A RESULT 'OF INCREASED CUSTOMER AWARENESS OF

THE LEVEL OF CHARGES FOR , SERVICES, THE WATER

INDUSTRY; LIKE THE ELECTRIC, GAS, AND TELEPHONE INDUSTRIES.

IS NOW BEING CALLED UPON:TO DEAL WITH A NUMBER OF SOCIAL AIND,

ECOIOMIC PROBLEMS. ' IT IS IM RATIVE THAT WATER UTILITY

MINAGEMENT UNDERSTAND THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES IN

DETERMINING WATER SYSTEMRIVENUE REQUIREMENTS AND DESIGNING

EQUITAB4E0ATER BATES, swE FUTURE WATER RATES WILL NOT

ONLY HE HIGHER MT SICNIE16NTLY SO, UTILtry, MANAGERS MUSTBE :'ABLE TO PERFORM OR SUPERVISE THE IT- DEPTH, VOTES ANDANALYSES NEEDED FOR FORMOLAION RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO THEEXTENT AND SRAPE'OETHE RATE LANCES TO HE BROUGHT ABOUT,

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION,JOURNAL VT2NIO

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER EW00560

PUBLICATION DAM', OCT 80

TITLE: DRINKING 'WATER CHLORINATION; A PRACTICE'UNRELATEDTO CANCER MORTAL, ITY.

4t

PERSONAL AUTHOR; 1UTHILL, Hour L;'\1100HE, CARY S.

DESCRIPTOR: *CANCER; *CHLORINATION; *DISINFECTION;*DRINKING WATER; *HEALTH EFFECTS;' ',HEALTH RISKS;.

MASSACHUSETTS; *RESEARCH; TECRNOLOG4 THIHAL0METHANE; *WATER

QUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: i570-573P.

ABSTRACT: THE PRACTICE OF CHLORINATION SHOULD PLOT BE ,PHASED

OUT IN PREFERACE TO OTRERIETHODS OF DISINFECTION UNTIL,

THERE IS STRONGER EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL EVIDENCE TOSUPPORT ME CHARGE THAT IT'PRODUCES SERIOUS HEALTH RISKS.'

AND UNTIL THE POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS OF'SUBSTITUTEDISINFECTANTS' ARE CAREFULLY EXPLORED, ESTIMATES OF EXPOSURE

TO CARCINOGENIC SUBSTANCES FORMED THROUGH 'CHLORINATION, MADE

IN STDDIES.THAT DID NOT.CONTROL FOR SOCIOECONOMIC VARIABLES,

iMAY HAVE LED. TO SPURIOUS ASSOCAATIONS OF CHLORINATION OF

DRINK44G, WATER WITH CAUER.

AVAILABILITY; AMERICAS WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION .JOURNAL, V7'2'

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWOO5617


TITLE: THE EFFECTS OF PERMANANATE PRETREATMENT ON

TRIHALOMETHANE FORMATION IN DRINKING WATER.

PERSONAL, AUTHOR:' SINGER. PEILLIP C.0; AND:OTHEBS,

DESCRIPTOR; CHEMICAL' ANALYSIS; CHLOROFORM"; *DRINKING` WATER

DISINFECTION; LABOHATORrIROCEDUBESI 'NORTH CAROLINA; ODOR;

4PERMANCANATE; -:',*P,RETREATMENT; RESEARCH; TASTE,xratincompME,,, *WATER OGALITY'l *WATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTNENOTE; '573-578F0 ,, 1 , $7 7

ABSTRACT: ' BESIDES , SAT ISFY 1*- CONVEN'T'IONAL PRETREATMENT FOR

1A,OXIDATION Or IRON AND MANGANESE AND DES UCTION OF TASTE ANDODOR CAUSING''SUBSTANCES, PERMAYCAN4E s THE POTENTIAL TI}OXIDIZE0.HUMIC . AND OTHER ORGANIC CONTAt RANTS IN WATER THATSERVE AS 1FRECURSORS OF TRIITALOIETRANES. THE RESULTANT'

MANGANESE! DIOXIDE KAY ALSO ADSORB, THESE PRECURSORS, THEREBY

1

EFFECTINGTREIRRENOVALDURI4

NG SEDIMr.NTATION AND FILTRAliON.

AVAILABILITY: AIIEJIWAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V72NIO

IRIS ACCESS }N NUMTER; EW0056111

PUBLICATION DATE: OCT BO'

TITLE: AN EMPIRICAL : KINETIC MODEL OF TRIRALOMEITANEFORMATION: APPLICATIONS TO MEET THE PROPOSED MN 'STANDARD.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: KAVANAUGH, MICHAEL C. AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR; ANALYTICAL TECRNIPUES;' CHLORINATION; *DRINKING,WATE4 EFFLICENTS; KINETIC MODEL; *MATHENATItAL -MODEL;PREDICTION *RESEARCH; STANDARDS; *TRIHALOMETHANE; *WATERQUALITYONATER TREATMENT,X

DESCRIPOVE NOM 57B-582P,

ABSTRACT: EVEN THOUGH, IT IS 'STILL IN THE DEVELOPMENTALSTAGE, A TWO-PARAMETIR KINETIC MODEL ,'OF' °.:

FORMATION CAN 1W USEFUL FOR PREDICTING THM FORMATION IN THEDISTRIBUTION SYSTEM FOLLOWING POSTCREORINATIONAY PROVIDINGAN ANALYTICAL ;METHOD FOR ESTIMATING THE ALLOWABLE EFFLUENT,,TOC, LEVELS, THAI MUST BE ACHIEVED TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITHTHE 1007MGIL ITIM STANDARD. PARAMETERS CAN BE ESTIMATED FROMBATCH CHLORINATION EXPERIMEN1S. FOR BATCH CHLORINATION OFSEVERAL,AUMIC ACIDS, AZ MODEL ADEQUATELY FITS 11111 FORMATIONRESULTS :.WITH REACTION,TIKES GREATER THAN 100:MIN.'THE MODELUNDERESTIMATES TRM' FORMATION IN THE INITIAL PERIOD OF THEREACTION,, HOWEVER,

.

AVAILABILITY;. AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASI OCIATIONJOURPALNIO

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: MW005619


TITLE: HOW TO REV EW AND EVALUATE EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE.:

DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; *EMPLOYEE RELATIONS; EMPLOYER,EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIPS; *EVALUATION; EVALUATION METROS;*GUIDES; , *INSTRUCTJONAL: MATERIALS: JOB ANALYSIS;*MANAGEMENT; *PEREORMANCE'REVIEW; *PERSONNEL:2,',

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 210P. PRICE', $59;50 .

ABSTRACT THIS M,,INVAL OUTLINES ONE PROCESS OF EMPLOYEEARFOIUMNa REVIEW AND ANALYSIS PROVIDES .A SETAE WORKINGMKS 'TO l'ANAGE SUCH A PROCESS, SECTIONS INCLUDE: ISSUES:ON,WHTNWHILE FORK, OPPORTUNITIES, PROBLEMS, AND CHALLENGES,ASSESSING NEED FOR PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS AND REVIEW, OVERVIEW(U' A RilIEW SYSTM DEFINING THE JOB AND ITS REDUIREMET,INNRIAL PROGRESS REVIEWS, PREPARING FOR I' 1E ANNUAL REVILW,CONDOC11JC THE INTERVIEW, PARTS A AND B, FORWARD.PLANNING,PROBLEM OF VI10:' ;UTILITY, APPLYING' OE PRINCIPLES, ANDArVI,V:ATOS AND ,TIDIES.

AVAILABI rry: DARTNELL, 46(M RAVENSWOOD AVENUE, CHI ACO,.11,60640

OsTauTiom NAME: MyERSAL 'Iil.AIN INC-,:SYSTEMS COMPANY.



TITLE; OPTIONS 'FOR COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO TITS SAFE DRINKING'WATER ACT.

DESCRIPTOR: ADM I N smito; icotrIONITY ACTION; *DRINK' NCWATER;# ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY; 'ECONOMICS;'ENGINEERING, *FEDERAL LEGISLATION; LEGAL IMPLICATIONS;PURL IC HEALTH; POLICY RESEAKLIC *SAFE DRINKING ,WATER. ACT;*WATER TREATNENT;-.. *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER RESOURCES:0 *WliTEROUAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 'I16p,. ,PRICE; $4,00

ABSTRACT: THIS WORT IS PIE OU'T'GROWTH OF A POLICY RESEARCHPROJECT CONDUCTED DURING THE 1977-1978 ACADEMIC XLAR..THESTUDY, FUNDED IN PART BY THE ENVIRONIVITAL PROTECTION AGENCYAND, THE FORD FOUNDATION, EXAMINED ISSUES OF COMMUNITYRESPONSE TO '-INLE,ENTAT ION OK THE SAFE DRINKING WATER. ACT,

,, STUDENTS AND FACULTY PREPARED BRIEFING PAPERS WHICH PROVIDEOPTIONS TO an 'WITRTHE LEGAL, ADMINISTRATIVE, ECONOMIC,AND ENGINEERING'IMTLIGATIONS:Of THE ACT.

AVAILABILITY; OFFICE -OF PUBLICATIONS, LYNDON B JOHNSONSCROOL,OFTUBLIC AFFAIRS, THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Al AUSTIN,DRAWER y, UNIVERSITY STATION, AUSTIN, TX -78,712:'

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: E'

PUBLICATION DATE: AP08,

TITLE: IMPACT OF THE FEDE1AL .SAFE DRINKING WATER ACTONTEXAS,

r

DESCRIPTOR; *DRINKING: WATER; ENVIRONMENTAL,' POTECTION.AGENCY; ,FF ERAL LEGISLATION; INTERDISCIPLENARYAFSEARCH;POLICY RE ARCM PUBLIC HEALTH; *SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT;STATE: AGENCIES; *TEXAS; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER SUPPLY;:*WATER RESOURCES; WATER POLICY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 189P. PRICE; 44,00

:ABSMACT: THIS REPORT DESCRIBES TOE IMITATIONS OF TUE'FEDERAL SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT (pA. 93-123I FOR STATE ANDLOCAL AGENCIES; IT WAS PRODUCED BY A POLICY RESEARCH' PROJECT`.UNDERTAKEN AT THE, LYNDO II JOHNSON SCHOOL. IN THE ACADEMICYEAR 1976=1977, THE STUDY,,,,. UNDID OY THE TEXAS MARTINI OFHEALTH, MAKES CONCRETE Pula HEcomENDATioNs TO THEENVIRONMENTAL PROIECTION CI I' ON SUCH ISO Eti AS FE DEILA1;FINANCING AND RESPONSIBILI' , STATE FINANCING FOR.PRIVATEsYsTEMS, MONITORING OF SMALL SYSTEMS. PUBLIC :INFORMATIONREGULATIONS, AND THE GRANTING OF VARIANCE S AND 'EMPT IONS.

v AVAILABILITY: LYNDON B JOHNSON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,JWFICE OF ITBEICATIONS, DRAWER Y, UNIVERSITY STATION, THEVOIVERSITY.OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, AUSTIN, TX 78712


PUBLICATION DATE; APR 80

TITLE: STATE OF TIM STATES:MANAGEMENT, ,

WATER NESOURC PLANNING AND

DESCRIPTOR( *FEDERAL:, PROGRAMS; 'LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT;

*PLANNING; .*POLICY; MUM' SOLVING; REGULATIONS; RIVERS,STANDARDS, *STATE OE THE. ART REVIEWS, UNITED STATES; WATERQUALITYi *WATER RESOURCES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 150P. PRICE: FREE OF CHARGE

ABSTRACT: !THIS STUDY BY 'THY OATER RESOURCES COUNCIL HASBEEN CONDUCTED TO PROVIDE ADDITHONAL INSIGHT: INTO VARIOUS

ASPECTS OF STATE' , WATER I RESOURCES': LEGISLATION. AND:ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS AND TO UPDATE EXISTING DATA ONTHOSE :WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS THAT ARE OF CONCERN TO STATE

REGIONAL WATER RESOURCE AGENCIES.1ELIABLE CURRENT DATAON STATES WATER RESOURCES PROBLEMS, , ACTIVITIES, ANDINITIATIVES ARE 'PARTICULARLY USEFUL : FOR EFFECTIVEIMPLEMENTATION OF THE COUNCILS TITLE III STATE GRANTPROCRAPL THE DATA CAN ALSO SERVE AS A GUIDE IN THEFORMULATION ,OF VATER RESOURCES POLICY AND PROGRAM RESPONSES.BY FEDERAL, .REGIONAL STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. INADDITION, THE DATA CAN BE USED IN MAKING 'COMPARATIVEASSESSNENTSIAID HELPING TO GAUGE POLICY:OPTIONS.

AVAILABILITY: U.S.. WATER RESOURCES COUNCIL; 2120 LP.W,i'VASIIINCTON TELEPHONE =` -202-254-8290

a

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: 01003623


TIME: DIRECTORY OF SPECIAL LIBRARIES AND INFORMATIONCENTERS, VOLUME 1

PERSONAL AUTHOR: YOUNG, HAEARET L. YOUNG, HAROLD C.

DESCRIPTOR: *DIRECTORIES: DATA BASES: *INFORMATION CENTERS;

*LIBRARIES; *SPECIAL LIBRARIES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: ,'I279P. PRICE: 1110.00

ABS CT: THIS DIRECTORY. LISTS ALL SPECIAL LIBRARIES ANDINFORMATION CENTERS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. SPECIAL

LIBRARIES ARE LIBRARIES USUALLY BUILT AROUND A SPECIALCOLLECTION LIMITED BY SUBJECT OR FORM IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEINTERESTS OF ITS USERS. THE DIRECTORY ALSO CONTAINS NETWORKS

AND CONSORTIA AND PATENT DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES.

AVAILABILITY1 GALE RESEARCH COMPANY, BOOK TOWER, DETROIT,MI 48226

'IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: ER005624.

.- PUBLICATION DATE: 79'

TITLE: DIRECTORY -..OF SPECIAL LIBRARIES AND INFORMATIONCENTERS, VOLUME 2,GEOGRATHIC AND PERSONNEL INDEXES;.

PERSONALAUT4 YOUNG,'MAHGARET L.; YOUNG, HAROLD C,

'DESCRIPTOR!: $DIRECTORYi DATA BASES,:. *INFORMATION CENTERS;INFORMATION SPECIALISTS; LIBRARIES, SPECIAL LIBRARIES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 715P. PRICE: 18(010

ABSTRACT: THIS DIRECTORY IS ARRANGED, IN TWO SECTIONS, AGEOGRAPHIC. INDEX AND A PERSONNEL INDEUTHE VOLUME CONSISTS,ESSENTIALLY OF ,,RECLASSIFICATIONS OF THE MATERIAL WHIGH, ISARRANGED. IN VOLUME. I, 'DIRECTORY OF SPECIAL LIBRARIES ANDINFORMATION CENTERS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA":THEREFORE, THIS VOLUME MAKES IT POSSIBLE, TO. FIND LIBRARIES'ACCORDING TO THEIR GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS, TO DETERMINE WHICHAND/OR HOW MANY LIBRARIES:ABE LOCATED .IN A SPECIFIC CITY,AND TO FIND THE ADDRESS AND.L1BRARY OF A LIBRARIAN WHEN ONLYHER/HIS NAME IS KNOWN,

AVAILABILITY: GALE RESEARCII COMPANY, BOOK TOWER, DETROIT,Al 48226'

PSIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005625


ITLE: BOOK PUBLISHERS DIRECTORY.

PERSONAL AUTIOR BREWER, ANNIE M.; GEISER, ELIABETR A,

DESCRIPTOR: *BOOK PUBLISHERS; *DIRECTORIES; *PUBLISHERS;*REFERENCE MATERIALS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 668P.. PRICE; 1110.00

ABSTRACT: THE SECOND.EDITION OF BOOK PUBLISHERS DIRECTORY,'A GUIDE TO NEW AND ESTABLISHED, PRIVATE AND SPECIALINTEREST, AVENT-CARDE AND ALTERNATIVE, ORGANIZATION ANDASSOCIATION,. GOVERNMENT AND INSTITUTION PRESSES CUMULATES'THE ENTRIES FROM THE FOUR QUARTER LIES OF THE FIRST EDITION(1977-197E0 AND HAS ADDED MORE THAN 800 NEW ENTlas, THISREFERENCE TOOL :PROVIDES LIBRARIANS AND BOOKSELLERS WITH ACONVENIENT, UP-TO-DATE. SOURCE OF INFORMATION ON MORE THAN3,400 PUBLISHING HOUSES, THE. VOLUME IS ARRANGED UNDER THREESECTIONS, THE PUBLISHERS INDEX, THE GEOGRAPHIC INDEX AND TA-SUBJECT.INDEX,

AVAILABILITY: CALE RESEARCH COMPANY, BOOK TOWER, DETROIT,MI 48226

IRIS ACCESSION' NUMBER: EW003626

PUBLICATION. DATE: OCT

TITLE: WRY CONTRACT OUT WASTEWATER TREATMENT?

DESCRIPTOR:: *CONTRACTS; COST EFFECTIVENESSI'JOB.MAINING;

*MANAGEMENT; *MANPOWER NEEDS; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);

*PERSONNEL; *PLANT OPERATIONS; TRAINING; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT


ABSTRACT: OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS, THE EPA HAS SPONSORED

TWO SlTDIES EXAMINING WHY PUBLICLY OWNED TREATMENT WORKS

HAVE FAILED TO MEET THEIR WATER QUALITY OBJECTIVES: MOST

PROBLEMS POINT TO POOR QUALIFICATION AND MIMIC OF PLANT

OPERATIONS PERSONNEL. THIS 'ARTICLE STATES THAT WHERE SUCH

PROBLEMS OCCUR, CONTRACT OPERATIONS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED A

VIABLE SOLUTION. OPTIONS AVAILABLE UNDER CONTRACT OPERATIONS

ARE EXAMINED FOR: SUPERVISION, FULL STAFFING, FULL SERVICE

CONTRACT, CONTRACT TERM, METHOD OF PAYMENT, TERFOIIMANGE

GUARANTEE, EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT AND MAINTENANCE, MUNICIPAL

RESPONSIBILITIES, TERMIAATION CLAUSES,'AND LIABILITY.

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY, V95N10

. IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER t EW005627

PUBLICATION DATE: .00T

TITLE:. AUTOMATIC SEWAGE . SAMPLERS.'

BUYING.

WHAT TO L K. FOR WHEN

PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHELLY, PHILLIP E., PIT,'

DESCRIPTOR! *AUTOMATIC SAMTLERS; *EQUIPMENT; *EQUIPMENT

EVALUATION:' *EQUIPMENT SELECTION; GUIDES:, MANUFACTURERS:

*PERFORMANCE CRITERIA; *SAMPLING; *SEWACEr *WASTEWATER

COLLECTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:' 35-00P:

ABSTRACT: THIS 'ARTICLE DISCUSSES. TWELVE ' SIGNIFICANT

PERFORMANCE FACTONS AND OTHER:QUALITATIVE DISTINCTIONS WHICH

SHOULD BE CONSIDERED, BEFORE CHOOSING. AUTOMATIC LIQUID

SWUM; EQUIPMENT: TO AID 15 EQUIPMENT SELECTION THE AUTHOR

CLASSIFIES THE TYPES OF SAMPLES DESIRED'INTO THE FOLLOWING

CATACORIES DISCRETE SAMPLES, SIMPLE COMPOSITE SAMTLE, FLOW

PROPORTIONAL COMPOSITE SAM?LE, SEQUENTIAL COMPOSITE SAMPLE;

AND CONTINUOUS COMPOSITE SAMPLE. A DETAILED AUTOMATIC

SAMPLER. CHARACTERISTIC SUMARY AND A LIST OF U.S. AUTOMATIC

LIQUID SAMYLERMANUFACTURERS ARE PRESENTED:

'AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY, V9I NIO



TITLE: WATER QUALITY CRITERIA AND STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT:

TRYING TO MAKE A DIFFICULT APPROACH MANAGEABLE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: FELICIANO, D. V.

DESCRIPTOR: *CLEAN IDITER ',ACT; EFFLUENTS; *ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AGENCY; FEDERAL LEGISLATION; *LEGISLATION;

*PLANNING; *STANDARDS; TOXIC STANDARDS: *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 2418-2424,260OP.

ABSTRACT: THE ROLES OF TONICS AND ADVANCED WASTE TEAT? IT

IN WATER'POLLUTION CONTROL ARE DEPENDENT UPON WATER QUALITY

CRITERIA AND WATERTQUALITY STANDARDS. THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES

TUE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRITERIA AND STANDARD SETTING PROCESS

OVER THE YEARS, TIME CHANGES THAT HAVE EVOLVED WITH IMPROVED._

TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICAL UNDERSTANDING, AND THE

DIRECTION IN WHICH TEE PROGRAM MIGHT PROCEED.

AVAILABILITY. JOURNAL WATER PoLLUTIDR CONTROL FEDERATION,

V52 'RIO

IRISACCESSION NUMBER: EW003629

PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 00.

TITLE: ENERGY CONSERVATION AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES

IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: RUSHBR K,

-A:

EDWARD L. JR, ,WILKE, BOUGLAS.

DESCRIPTOR; *ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES; *CLEAN WATER ACT;

DESIGN; *ENERGY; ENERGY CONSERVATION; *FACILITIES; FEDERAL

LEGISLATION; MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER; PLANNING; *TECHNOLOGY;

*WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL'

DESCRIPTIVE NOTEL2477-248OP,

ABSTRACT: THIS. PAPER DESCRIBES MOW THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT'

PLANT PROPOSED FOR THE TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH, NH, 'QUALIFIED

AS, All INNOVATIVE'PROjECT UNDER THE CLEAN WATER ACT OF 1977.

THE PROJECT, WAS ABLE TO QUALIFY AS INNOVATIVE BASED ON

CONSIDERABLE ENERGY SAVINGS PROJECTED FOR TIE PROJECT, AS A:.

RESULT OF THE APPROVAL AS INNOVATIVE, THE TOWN WILL REGEIVE

ADDITIONU CONSTRUCTION FUNDS' AND SAVE FROM 30 TO 70N

ENERGY FOR OPERATION. OF THE TREATMENT

51TMENT POLITY. THE,

WILL INCORPORATE ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS;: SOLAR.;

HEATED ANAEROBIC DIGESTION, AND METHANE RECOVERY,

AVAILABILITY! JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,'

V52 NIO


PUBLICATION DATE; OCT BO

IITLE!. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIC LOADING, -DISSOLVEDOXYGEN CONCENTRATION AND SLUDGE .SETTEEABILITY IN THE

COMPLETELY-MIXERAGTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS,

PERSONAL AUTHOR! , PALM, JONATHAN C;.; AND OTHERS

-.DESCRIPTOR:: '*ACTIVATED . SLUDGE; *BULKING; *DESIGN!*NICROORGANIS15 *ORGANIC LOADING; , *OPERATIONS

(HASIDIM); .'tSLUDGE sErnimilLrrii *WASTEWATER TREATMENT;*WASTE DISPOSAL.


I

ABSTRACT: 'lilt OUTGROWTH OF FILAMENTOUS: MICRO ORGANISMSFROM TIE 'ACTIVATED SLUDGE FLOC TO PRODUCE A 'BAKINGAETIVATED;ILUDGE IS A FUNCTION OF ORGANIC LOADING ANO IRE

OF FOOD TO:MICRIARCANISMS, IN A COMPLETELYAIXEDACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEM. BASICALLY THE HIGHER THE RATIO THE

HIGHER THE BULK DISSOLVED OXYGEN. CONCENTRATION REQUIRED TO

PREVENT FILAMENTOUS ORGANISM OUTCRRIW11 AND SLUDGE BULKINC.'A

COMPLETELY-MIXED .ACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEM THAT HAS BULKED

BECAUSLITS BULK DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONCENTRATION IS TO LOW TO

PREVENT' FILAMENT OUTOROW11..AT A PARTICULAR FOOD TO MICRO'

ORGANISM, RATIO,A. CAN BE MADE TO SETTLE PROPERLY BY THE SOLE

ACTION OF :RAISING THE BULK DISSOLVED OXYGEN. .FROM A SERIES

OF EXPERIMENTS ON DOMESTIC WASTEWATER, A RELATIONSHIP IS

DEVELOPED BETWEEN THE FOOD TO MICRO ORGANISM RATIO OF .A

COMPLETELY-MIXED ACTIVATED. SLUDGE SYSTEM AND. TIE BULK

DISSOLVED OXYGEN 'REQUIRED TO PREVENT BULKING,

AVAILABILITY:. JOUTINAL WATER, POLLUTION 1ONTROL FEDERATION,,

V52 110'

IRIS.ACCESSION NUMBER: EW 5631

'PUBLICATION DATE: 'OCT

TITLE:. STAISTICAL1 APPROACH TO INFILTRATION /INFLOW

ANALYSES.

ifPERSONAL AUTHOR; -GTE,. W, E.

DESCRIPTOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY_; *FLOODING;

FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT; *FLOW PREDICTION;

*INFILTRATION; *INFLOW; *MODELS; *STATISTICS;' *SEWERS;

*WASTEWATER COLLECTION; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

?ESCRIPTINE NOTE:. 2507-25I5P,

THIS PAPER DESCRIBES. STATISTICAL METHODS USED TO

PREPARE IFILTRATION/INFLOW ANALYSES FOR 12 SEWER SYSTEMS IN

MARION COUNTY,. CALIFORNIA. THE ANALYSIS CONFORM TO THE STATE

BASIN. PLAIN FOR SAN FRANCISO DAY THAT ESTABLISHED THREE

:POSSIBLE MAINTENANCE LEVELS FOR CONTROL OF GET WEATHER'

FLOWS. THE 'CONCEPT .ALLOWS FOR VIOLATION OF SECONDARY

TREAT= ,STANDARDS 'FOR. UNUSUALLY SEVERE' RAIN STORAS OFCERTAIN RETURN FREQUENCIES WHERE THE RECEIVING WATERS ARE

DETERMINED NOT TO BE ,SENSITIVE TO SUCH WINTER TIME

DISCHARGES. AR. ANALOGY IS DRAWN BETWEEN THE PREDICTION OF.

WET WEATHER WASTEWATER FLOWS AND THE FREQUENCY ANALYSIS USED

IN HYDROLOGY FOR THE PREDICTION OF FLOOD FLOWS. THIS DEPENDS

ON THE RECOGNITION THAT:WET-WEATHER FLOWS ARE MORE COMPLEXTHAN REPRESENTED BY-THE INFILTRATION AND INFLOW COMPONENTSDEFINED BY THE' ENVIRONMENTAL 'PROTECTION AGENCY. ALSO:

DISCUSSED ARE WETIFEATHER FLOW TREATMENT STRATEGIES FOR FLOW

RETURN FREQUENCI USED IN DEFINING:TIE THEE MAINTENANCELEVELS. ESTIMATES ARE GIVEN OFITE.PRODABILITY OF VIOLATIONOF SECONDARY ntiATTENT,STAtiDARW

AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROLFEDERATION,V52 NIO

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0i15632

PUBLICATION DATE: OCT BO .

TITLE! SAFETY CONSIDERATION IN HANDLING ACTIVATED CARBON.

PERSONAL AUTHOR:. STUDGEION, GEORGE E.; AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR; *ACCIDENT 'PREVENTION; ,ACTIVATED CARBON; CASE

HISTORIES; *MATERIALS HANDLINGOPOLLUTION. CONTROL; *SAFETY;.

*WATER TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOT 2516-2522P,

ABSTRACT; ACTIVATED CARBON tAS GAINED WIDE ACCEPTANCE

THROUGHOUT THE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRY AND PROMISES

TO BE MORE WIDELY USED IN TIE WATER, INDUSTRY. IT HAS

TYPICALLY BEEN VIEWED AS AN INNOCUOUS MATERIAL FREE OF

OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS. HOWEVER, RECENT CASE HISTORIES

INVOLVING SEVERAL INJURIES AND TWO DEATHS GIVE RISE FOR

CONCERN AND REQUIRE CAUTION IN COSTRUCTION AND OPERATION TO

PREVENT FUTURE INJURIES. FURTHER MORE, ADEQUATE PLANNING AND

SOUND DESIGN PRACTICE CAN REAP VALUABLE RETURNS IN PROVIDING

SAFE OPERATING EQUIPMENT. SPECIFIC HAZARDS COMMONLY

ENCOUNTERED IN ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION SYSTEMS ARE

PRESENTED AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DESIGN AND OPERATINGIMPROVEMENTS 4 ARE MADE. SEVERAL RECORDED CASE HISTORIES OF

INJURIES AND FATALITIES INVOLVING ACTIVATED CARBON UTPRESENTED,

AVAIEUILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,

V52 NIO


4

PUBLICATION DATE: OCT'80.

TITLE: ODOR CONTROL: AN OPERATORS GUIDE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: HENRY, J. G.; CEHR,

DESCRIPTOR: AMMONIA; *GUIDES; HYDROGEN , SULFIDE;

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; LITERATURE REVIEWS; *ODORS; *ODORS

PREVENTION; *ODOR CONTROL; *QUALITY CONTROL; *WATER

POLLUTION CONTROL

ESCRIPTIVE NOTE:

ABSTRACT: THIS PAPEH, INCLUDES A DISCUSSION OF THEIDENTIFICATION NANO. CAUSES OF ODORS, AND REPORTS ON THERESULTS OF ODOR'SURVEYS CONDUCTED AT 142 PLANTS IN ONTARIO.GAS. CHROMATOGRAM WAS USED TO ANALYZE 'THE ODORS FROM FIVEOF THESE PLANTS RAVING SIGNIFICANT 'ODOR PROBLEMS, ANDREPRESENTING A ROME PLANT SIZES. ?MODS OF ODOR CONTROLIN ORDER OF USEFULNESS TO OPERATOR ARE LISTED, AND 15CASE SION ILLUSTRATING SATISFACTORY SOLUTIONS ARETABULATED. FINALLY, THE PATER :INCLUDES ,A STEP-BY:STEPPROCEDURE' THAT THE 40PERATOR CAN USE AS A GUIDE TO THEPREVENTION AND CONTROL OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ODORS. ,

AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,V52 RIO


PUBLICATION DATE: OCT

TITLE:

PER UTHORI RANSEN, FLAIR Lt. AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR; *DEWATERINC FACILITIES; *DESIGN; *FACILITIES;INSTRUMENTATION; :MACHINERY; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);'MACE; :SOLIDS PROCESSING; *START-UP ;` *WASTE DISPOSAL:*WASTEWATER TREATMENT

T-UP PROBLEMS OF SLUDGE DEWATERING.FACILI

I

: #DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2556ABSTRACT: THIS PATER DISC SEES' START-UP PROBLEMSENCOUNTERED DURING TRE FIRST )TWO YEARS OF,OPERATION OF ATWO-STAGE DIGESTED SLUDGE DEWATERING STATION AT A LARGEWATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT. AREAS OF CONCERN TO PLANNERS,DESIGNERS, AND .OPERATORS INCLUDE MECHANICAL PROBLEMS WITHINSTRUMENTATION AND MACHINERY. FACILITY DESIGN,'SELECTION,STORAGE, AND HANDLING OF THE DEWATERED SLUDGE, AND VARIATIONIN SLUDGEEHARACTERISTICS. e

AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER OLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,V52 N10


PUBLICATION DATE: OCT

TITLE: MECHANISMS AND METHODS FOR POLYMER CONDITIONING OFACTIVATED SLUDGE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: NOVAE, JOHN T.; HAUGAN, BIORN-ERIK

DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *CONDITIONING; *DEWATERING;MIXING; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POLYMERS; *POLYMERCONDITIONING; *SYNTHETIC ORGANIC POLYMERS; *WANTEWATERTREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2- 71- 25BOF.

_

ABSTRACT: A SURFACE ADSORPTION MODEL' IS USED TO EXPLAIN THECONDITIONING EFFECT OF POLYMERS AND:TUE:EFFECT OF MIXING ORPOLYMER DOSE REQUIREMENTS; EXPERIMENTAL DATA SHOW THAT THEOPTIONAL POLYMER DOSE VARIES 'WITH THE MIXING TIME,INTENSITY, AND SLUDGE SOLIDS CONCENTRATION, THERE IS NO ONEOPTIMAL POLYMER DOSE FOR A SLUDGE, BUT RATHER THE DOSE STBE SELECTED UNDER MIXING :CONDITIONS THAT MATCH THOSE OF E'DEWATERING PROCESS TO BE USED: ;USING A. PILOT FILTER PRESS,IT WAS SHOWN THAT SLUDGES THAT WERE CONDITIONED USING WillMIXING REQUIRED MORE POLYMER, BUT WERE MUCH MORE RESISTANTTO DETERIORATION TRAPT-110SE CONDITIONED UNDER MORE GENTLEMIXING CONDITIONS.

AVAILABILITY: JOURNAI WATER. POLLUTIDR CONTROL FEDERATION;V52 NIO



TITLE:. A MODEL FOR EVALUATING THE DISPEASION,O WASTEWATERPLANT ODORS:

PERSONAL AUTHOR: BALLING, ROBERT C., JR.; INDLDS,caRoLE,

DESCRIPTOR; AE OSOLS; *DISPERSION; *EVALUATION,; FACILITIES:*MODELS; *OD0 *ODOR CONTROL; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);URBAN AREAS *WASTEWATER TREAVMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2589- 2593P.

ABSTRACT: TIE ODOR PROBLEM ASSOCIATED SITIO WASTEWATER,TREATMENT FACILITIES HAS BECOME A SIGNIFICANT COMPONENT INTHE MANAGEMENT OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT. IN. THIS INVESTIGATION,AB ATMOSPHERIC DISPERSION MODEL WAS DEVELOPED TO ESTIMATETHE SPATIAL PATTERNS IN THE CONCENTRATIONS OF ODORSEMANATING FROM A WASTEWATER PLANT IN LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.

EL OUTPUTS INCLUDED A SERIES OF MAPS DISPLAYING ODORGENTRATIONS UNDER GIVEN METEOROLOGICAL IONDITIONS AND THE

FREQUENCY OF ODOR DAYS FOR SEASONAL OR ANNUAL TIM PERIODS.THE IMPLICATIONS clE THE RESULTS .WERE DISCUSSED, ANDSUGGESTIONS FORiFURTRER RESEARCH WERE PRESENTED. .,

I,

AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,V52 NIO


PUBLICATION DATE: JUL R0,

TITLE! MERCURY. WATER QUALITY STANDARDS CRITERIA DIGEST.CONFLATION OF STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA,

DESCRIPTOR: ENVIRONMENTAL.: PROIECTION, AGENCY; *FEDERALCRITERIA; *HEAVY METALS; (MERCURY ;, *POLLUTION STANDARDS;POLLUTION; QUALITY CRITERIA; *REGULATIONS; *STATE,CRITERIA;SDREACE'YwATER; *WATER QUALITY; .*WATER QUALITY STANDARDS:*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

NOTE:, 29P.

PHIS,DIGEST IS ..A COMPILATION OF EXCERPTS FROM THESTATEFEDERAL WATER QUALITY STANDARDS WHICH

?OLLUTION SPECIFIC CRITERIA FOIAVIGABLE SURFACE(IC LEVELS OF MERCURY ARE USUAL Y.ASSOCIATED WITHAGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES OR DISCHARGES FROM WOODFACILITIES. THIS DIGEST CONTAINS INFORMATION ONIENDED LEVELS OF MERCURY FOR DOMESTIC WATERoRESRWATER AQUATIC LIFEND WILDLIFE,. AND MARINE

NALESNIK ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED,tEET.:S.E., WASHINGTON, DC 20003

ER: EW00563B

DEC 19

*LNED SOLIDS. WATER QUALITY STANDARDS CRITERIAWILATION OF STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA.

*DISSOLVED SOLIDS; ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONfRAL CRITERIA; *90LLUITION STANDABDS:' *POLLUTION;TERIA: *REGULATIONS; *STATE CRITERIA: SURFACEIDS; *WATER QUALITY *WATER QUALITY STANDARDS;TIAN CONTROL

NOTE: I9P. PRICE: FREE OF CHARGE.

HIS DIGEST CONTAINS EXCERPTS FROM INDIVIDUALC WATER QUALITY STANDARDS ESTABLISHING POLLUTANTITERIA FOR. NAVIGABLE SURFACE WATERS. NATURALTAIN DISSOLVED SOLIDS, CONSISTING MAINLY OFBICARBONATES, CHLORIDES, SULFATES, PHOSPWATES,

Y NITRATES 'WITH, TRACES OF METALLIC ELEMENTS.CREASED CONCENTRATIONS OF THESE SOLIDS CAN BEAND RESULT IN DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS.

: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICENNING AND STANDARD. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460

NAME: UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL ROTECTION

N WIRER: EW005639

)ATE: JUN 80

. WATER QUALITY STANDARDS CRITERIA DIGEST.)F STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY; *FEDERALtEAVY METALS: *POLLUTION STANDARDS; .POLLUTION;MERIA; *REGULATIONS; *STATE CRITERIA; SURFACE11 QUALITY; *WATER QUALITY STANDARDS: *WATER(TROL: *Z_ INC

0

IOTE: 30P.

ABSTRACT: THIS DIGEST 'IS A COMPILATION OF EXCERPTS FROM THEINDIVIDUAL STATEFEDERAL WATER QUALITY STANDARDS WHICH .

ESTABLISH POLLUTION SPECIFIC CRITERIA FOR NAVIGABLE SURFACEWATERS, TOXIC LEVELS OF .ZINC ARE USUALLY THE RESULT OFGALVANIZING IRON AND STEEL SURFACES, OR DYING ALLOYS.INFORMATION IS GIVEN ON THE RECOMMENDED LEVELS OF ZINC FORTHE DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY AND FRESHWATER AQUATIC LIFE.

AVAILABILITY: NALESNIK ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED,ELEVENTH STREET, S.E. WASHINGTON, DC 2000:

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER': EW005640

PUBLICATION DATE:, JUL 80

TITLE: COPPER. WATER QUALITY. STANDARDS CRITERIA DIGEST.COMPILATION OF STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA.

DESCRIPTOR:, *COPPER:. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY;*FEDERAL CRITERIA;' *HEAVY METALS; *POLLUTION STANDARDS;POLLUTION:. QUALITY CRITERIA; *REGULATIONS': *STATE CRITERIA;SURFACE WATER: *WATER QUALITY; *WATER QUALITY STANDARDS;*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

505.


ABSTRACT: 'THIS DIGEST IS A COMTILATION OF EXCERPTS FROM THEINDIVIDUAL STATEFEDERAL WATER QUALITY STANDARDS. WHICHESTABLISH POLLUTION SPECIFIC CRITERIA FOR NAVIGABLE, SURFACEWATERS.. INFORMATION IS GIVEN ON RECOMMENDED LEVELS OF COPPERFOR DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLIES, AND FRESHWATER AND MARINEAQUATIC LIFE.

AVAILABILITY: NALESNIK ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED,ELEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, DC, 23003


PUBLICATION JUL 80

TITLE: GENERAL TOXIC SUBSTANCES. WATER QUALITY STANDARDSCRITERIA DIGEST. A COMPILATION OF STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA.

DESCRIPTOR: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY; *FEDERALCRITERIA; *POLLUTION STANDARDS; POLLUTION; QUALITY CRITERIA;*REGULATION; *STATE. CRITERIA; SURFACE WATER; *TOXIC\SUBSTANCES; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER QUALITY STANDARDS; *WATERPOLLUTION CONTROL


ABSTRACT: THIS DIGEST IS A COMPILATION0F EXCERPTS FROM THE,INDIVIDUAL STATE-FEDERAL, WATER QUALITY STANDARDS WHICHESTABLISH POLLU'T'ION SPECIFIC CRITERIA FOR NAVIGABLE SURFACEWATERS. INFORMATION IS GIVEN ON THE RECOMMENDED LEVELS OFGENERAL TOXIC SUBSTANCES. WHICH PREVENT ADVERSE PHYSIOLOGICALRESPONSES IN HUMANS, ANIMALS AND PLANTS.

AVAI ILITY: NALESNIK ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED, 505ELEviTg STREET, S.E. WASHINGTON, DC 20003 Eli

IRISACCESSION NUMBER: EW005642

PUBLICATION DATE: JUL

TITLE: ARSENIC. WATER QUALITY STANDARDS CRITERIA DIGEST.

COMPILATION OF STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA.

DESCRIPTOR: *ARSENIC;. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGEE

*FEDERAL :CRITERIA; HEAVY METALS; *POLLUTION STANDARDS;

POLLUTION; :QUALITY CRITERIA; 4REGULATIONSOSTATE CRITERIA;

SURFACE WATER; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER QUALITY,STANDARDS;

--,INATERAOLLUTION CONTROL ,'


ABSTRACT:. THIS DIGEST IS COMPILATION OF .EXCERPTS FROM THE

INDIVIDUAL-STATE-FEDERAL WATER QUALITY STANDARK.: WHICH

ESTABLISH POLLUTION SPECIFIC'CRITERIA FOR NAVIGABLE SURFACE

WATERS?, IT CONTAINS INFORMATION .ON. RECOMMENDED' LEVELS OF

usturt FOR DOMESTIC WATER-SUPPWAND,IRRIGATION mos. .

*WATER QUALITY STANDARDS; *WATER FdLLUTION CONTROL'.

,DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: -'65P,

ABSTRACT: TRIS :DIGESY IS,.COMYILED TO PROVIDE GENERAL

INTTION TO TUE PUBLIC AS. WELL AS TO FEDERAL, STATE, AND

LOCAL

ONAOFFICIALS;IT CONTAINS EXCERPTS FROM THE INDIVIDUAL

FEDERAL-STATE WATER QUALITY STANDARDS ESTABIASHING THERMAL

:'10ELUTANT CRITERIA FOR INTERSTATE. SURFACEWATERS..

AVAILABILITY: UNITED STATES ENVIRONNENTA0 FRQTECT1ON

AGENCY, OFFICE' OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDPADS'

WASHINGTON, DC 20460

AVAILABILITY: NALESNIK .,ASSOdTATES!:: pINCOItPORA' , ..505

ELEVENTH STREET, S,E. WASEINGTOk -20003 "r

IRIS CCESSION-NUIBER: EWO 64

PUHLICOON DATE: JUL

TITLE:, CADMIUM; WATER QUALITY STANDARDS CRITERIA DIGEST. A

CORPILATION,OF STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA',

DESCRIPTOR: *CADMIUM; ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY;

*FEDERAL' CRITERIM *HEAVY :NETALS APOLLUTION STANDARDS;

POLLUTION; QUALITY CRITERIA; *REGULATIONS; *STATE CRITERIA;

SURFACE MATER; *WATER QUAL I TY.: *WATER QUALITY STANDARDS


DESCRIPTIVE' NOTE: 30P.

ABSTRACT: THIS DIGEST IS A CtrILATION OF EXCERPTS FROM TEE

INDIVIDUAL STATE-FEDERAL WATER QUALITY STANDARD WHICH

ESTABLISH FOLMAIT'SFECIFIC CRITERIA FOR NAVIGABLE SURFACE

WATERS. TOXIC CADMIUM LEVELS ARE USUALLY THE RESULT OF

MINING AID SMELTING OPERATIONS OR ELECTROPLATING,

PAINT AND CREMICAL INDUSTRIES, THIS, :DIGEST CONTAINS

INFORMATION ON THE RECOMMENDED LEVELS OF CADMIUM FOR MARINE

AND FRESTWATER LIFE'

.

AVAILABILITY: ..NALESNIK ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED, 30

ELEVENTH STREET, E. WASHINGTON, DC 20003

;

IRIS ACCESSION RIMER: EWOO5644


TITLE: TEMPERATURd WATER QUALITY STANDARDS CRITERIA

DIGEST. A COMPILATION OF STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA.

DESCRIPTOR; *FEDERAL CRITERIA; *POLLUTION STANDARDS; *STATE

CRITERIA; SURFACE WATER; *TED" ERATIJIII; *WATER QUALITY;

/

1,,i,

IRIS ACCESSION NUNDER;,,,E 643,

PUBLICATION. DATE;

TITLE: CHROMIUM. WATER.QUALITY STANDARDS CRITERIA DIGEST, A

COLLATION 0.E,STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA;

DESCRIPTOR: *CHROMIUM; *FEDERAL CRITERIA; 'HEAVY METAL4

*POLLUTION, STANDARDS; *STATE CRITERIA; *SURFACE WATER;

WATER QUALITY; *WATER'QUALITY.STANDARDS; *WATER POLLUTION.

CONTROL '

DESCRIPTIVENOTE: HOP,

ABSTRACT: THIS DIGEST WAS COMPILED TO PROVIDE GENERAL

INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC AS WELL AS TO TEDERAI, STATE, AND

LOCAL °MCI, IT CONTAINS EXCERPTS FROM THE INDIVIDUAL

STATE-FEDERAL VA QUALITY STANDARDS ESTABLISHING ,FOLLUTANT

SPECIFIC CRITERIA NAVIGABLE SURFACE WATERS THIS REPORT

DEALS WITH SPECIFIC ILLUTANT STANDARDS. OF CHORMIRITOR

DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLIES FOR FRESHWATER AQUATIC, LIFE,

AVAILABILITY: NALESNIK

ELEVENTH STREET, S.E. WAS INGTON, DC 0003 :

'ASSOC AT IS atIGONTOILATTD, 505

IRIS ACCESSION !Min: EW005646'

PUBLICATION DATE: JUL,.

TITLE{, Inn WATER, QUALITY. STANDARDS GRIT IA DIGEST. A

COMPILATION OF STATE/FEDERAL CRITERIA, ;

DESCRIPTOR: *FEDERAL CRITERIA; *IRON; *KETAIS; *POLLUTION

STANDAIDS; *STATE; CRITERIA; *SURFACE WATER; TRACE' ELEMENTS;,;:

*WATER QUALITY; *WATER QUALITY STANDARDS; *WATER POLLUTION

CONTROL

DESCRIPTIVE' NOTE 30F.

ABSTRACT: THIS DUST WAS COMPILED` TO FROVIDE4 GENERAL

INFORMATION TO TIME PUBLIC AS WELL AS TO FEDERAL, STATE,4ND

LOCAL' OFFICIALS, IT CONTAINS EXCERPTS FROM THE INDIVIDUAL

STATE-FEDERAL WATER QUALITY STANDARDS, ESTABLISHING POLLUTANT

SPECIFIC CRITERIA FOR NAVIGABLkSURFACEWATERS. THIS REPORT

DEALS WITHiSPECIFIC POLLUTANT STANDARDS OFD NI FotponsTp

WATER SUPPLIES AND: FRESHWATER AQUATIC LIFE.

AVAILABILITY:: NALESNIK ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED, NOiELEVENTH. STREET, S ;E. WASHINGTON, DC 20003

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER1 EW001647

PUBLICATION DATE= 4)UG HO

- .

TITLE:' 'TRAINING' FOR OPERATION AND' mriittiiNcE..

CHLORINATION EQUIPMENT,:

PERSONAL AUTHOR: DELVECCHIOIRED; HARTMANN, ED::

DESCRIPTOR: MILORINATAONi *DISINFECTION; *EQUIPMENT;*INSTRUCTION*,,!1:' TERTALS; *MAINTENANCE; 40PERATIONS:IWASTEWATERY OPAI ING; *TRAINING, MATERIAL; *WASTEWATER.TREATMENT

' DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 'Ie.'

ABSTRACT: THIS 'PRESENTATION DESCRIBES. HOW III WASHINGTONENV ',NANG RESOURCE CENTER AT GREEN RIVERconmumy CO ;LE '.USED A SYSTMATIC INSTRUCTIONALDEVELOPMENT PROCESS TOjUT TOGETHER-A COURSE FOR OPERATIONAND MAINTENANCE OF CBLORINATION F,UIPIIIT IT.DESCRIBES,:OTHER TRAINING COURSES-,ANW: HOW ITIESEIASTIROGRAMS WEREINVOLVED IA FORMULATINGARAEVELOPING:IME GREEN 'RIVERTRAINING COURSE. IT, ;ALSO SUGGESTS HOW THE COURSE COULD BE

FURTHER BEVELOPED,ANUREFIWEDIN THE FUTURE

AVAILABILITYC,VASHINCTOI ENVIRONMENTAL TRAININGIRESOCECENTER, GREEN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, AUBURN:1A 98002

32-6311.

IRIS ACCESS ON-MURIER: EWE?


TITLE; :- `BASIC 'SUPERVISION

OF AND PRACTICES; PART 2,

IRIS ACCESSION NUKTIER: EW005648

`PUBLICATIONIATE: BO'

TITLE: BASIC SUPERVISION AND BASIC MANAGEMENT, PRINCIPLES

AND PRACTICES PART I, AND TEXT-SUPERVISION. THE DIRECTION OF

PEOPLE AT WORK.

_i.

PERSONAL1AORi KORW4ERHAN

D RIPTOR: ATTITUDES; COMMUNICATION;.' HUMAN RELATIONS;

HEALTH; * INDEPENDENT ,STDDY; *INSTRUCTIONAL 'MATERIALS-1\

AFADERSHIFI ) *MANAGEMENT; MOTIVATION; *PERSONNELf:

SUPERVISION; SECURITY; SAFETY; TRAINING; WORKER. SELECTION;

*WORK ENVIRONMENT ,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 192P. PRICE: INDIVtDUAL FOR COURSE=

$95,04, GROUP FOR COURSE-$85,00

, .

ABSTRACT: IRIS PACKAGE CONTAINS THE TEXT AND MATERIALS

:NECESSARY FOR Al INDEPENDENT:STUDY COURSE DEALING WITH BASIC

SUPERVISION AND BASIC MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES.

THE COURSE EXAMINES' ORGANIZATIONAL.STRUCTURE, THE MANAGERIAL

FUNCTION, HUMAN BEHAVIOR, AND THE ROLE ,OF THE SUPERVISIOR IN

AVAILABILITY:' ,INDIANA,ITATE UNIVERSITY, INDEPENDENT STUDY/14AC 220 TE HAUTE: ; IN .47809 ,.BR 'HERMAN KOREN: TELEPHONE:

AND IASI HANAGENENT, PRINCIPLEg

PERSONAL AUTHOR; KORENJIERMAM

DESCRIPTOR:, ATTITUDES; *COMMUNICATIONS.; *CIVIL RICA;DISCIPLINE; *HUMAN:: IIELATIONSI REALM: *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS; *INDEPENDENT STUDYI' *MANAGEMENT; *PEOPLEMANAGEMENT; PERFORMANCE RATINGS; *SUPERVISION; SAFETYL:UNIONS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 200P. PRICE! INDIVIDUALFOR.COURSE-65,00, CROUP FOR COURSE-175,010

ABSTRACT: TIME MATERIAL PRESENTED IN PART. II OF THIS*INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSE'CONTAINS NINE AgSICIIMENTS AND TWO'.EXAMINATIONS DEALING wrni BASIC SUPERVISION AND BASIC

ACEMENT: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDECOMMUNICATIONS, DISCIPLINARY ACTION, PERFORMANCE RATINGS,

CIVIL RIOTS, UNIONS, REALTR AND SAFETY,

AVAILABILITY: INDIANA STATE. UNIVERSITY, INDEPENDENT STUDYOFFICE; AC 22O, TERRE HAUTE, IN 47 DRHERMAKOREN1TELEPHONE: 812.'2324314

IRIS ACCESSION-NUMBER: EW: 5650

PUBLICATION ATE: 77.,

TITLE; 'PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT AND INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: WATSON, DAVID L.; BROWN, A. W.

DESCRIPTOR: *APPLICATION TECHNIQUES; AGRICULTURAL PESTS;CHLOROFLUOROCARBONS; ECONOMICS; '*INSECTICIDE RESISTANCEL*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; WANAGEMENTI WESTICIDES;PESTICIDE RESIDUES; *SAFETY; URBAN PESTS:

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 680P. TRICE: 136.00

ABSTRACT: THIS VOLt IS A COLLECTION 051APERS DEALINGWITH THE DEVELOPMENT AND. REGULATION OFIESTICIDE MANAGEMENT, i

TOPICS COVPIEW' INCLUDE; PESTICIDE SAFETY). APPLICATION':TECHNIQUES,' INSECTICIDE .10ISTANCE, FLVONORYDROCARBOL,PROPELLENTSH'AND OZONE, MANACEIIENT-, OF URBAN PESTS.,,

INTERNATIONAL PLANT OTECTIONa

AVAILABILITY= .ACADENICPRESE, 111 11FTIFAVEVUE, NEW,YORK, NY 10003.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWIIU5651

PUBLICATION DATE: ,7 20

TITLE: WASTE RECYCLING AND POLLUTION CONTROL HANDBOOK.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRIDGWATER, A. V.; ?WORD, C. J.

DESCRIPTOR: *ECONOMIC FACTORS; EFFLUENTS; ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT; FACILITIES; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS; METALS RECOVERY; *NATURAL RESOURCES; OPERATIONS('WASTEWATER); *POLLUTION CONTROL; *RECYCLING; REGULATIONS;

*RESOURCE ,RECOVERYt *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTE MANAGEMENT;


DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 79P. PRICE: 135,00

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK GIVES AN OVERALL COVERAGE OF PRACTICALMANAGEMENT OF ALL TYPES OF 'WASTE TO MEET THE NEEDS, OFPROCESS AND PLANT ENGINEERS, MANAGERS, CHEMISTS, DESIGNERS,

I CONTRACTORS AND THOSE CONCERNED WITH. MONITORING AND

ENFORCING RELEVANT LEGISLATION. THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ALLFORMS OF POLLUTION OE IDENTIFIED AND, PARTICULARLY, THE'ROLE THAT RECYCLING HAS TO PLAY, NOT ONLY IN CONTROLLINGPOLLUTION, BUT OFTEN, AS A SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION TOCONTROLLING COSTS. CHAPTERS INCLUDE: (I) THE PROBLEM,'(2) /

RECOVERY VERSUS DISPOSAL, (3) CHARACTERIZATION OF WASTES AND/

POLLUTANTS, (4) CRITERIA FOR CONTROL; (5); MEASUREMENT!

TECHNIQUES, (6) SOURCES OF WASTE, (7) PRINCIPLES SAND' DESIGN!

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TITIE: REVIEW OF THE PRESIDENT

DESCRIPTOR: AENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION; EVALUATION; *FEDERAL

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PUBLICATION DATE:, 80

TITLE LOW - MAINTENANCE, MECHANICALLY SIMPLE WASTEWATER

TREATMENT SYSTEM,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: RICH, LINVIL G.

DESCRIPTOR: CHLORINATION; ISINFECTION; *DESIGN; EQUIPMENT;

*FACILITIES; INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *INSTRUCTIONAL. MATERIALS;

MAINTENANCE; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PLAIN LNG; SLONETREATMENT; SUSPENDED SOLIDS; WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT

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KNOWLEDGE OF SULFUR BACTERIA..

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PUBLICATION DATE; JUL 79

TITLE: COMPOST TOILETS,

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PERSONAL AUTHOR: ADAMS, ROBIN BILLAU; AND OTHERS

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PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80

TITLE: WATER REUSE: AN UNFINISHED AGENDA.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: )OHNSON C, C.

DESCRIPTOR1. :CRITERIA; DECISION 'MAKING; DRINKING WATER;

NONPOTABLE WATER; POTABLE WATER; PUBLIC HEALTH; *RECYCLING;

RESEARCH REVIEWS; STANDARDS; *SYMPOSIA; *WATER QUALITY:.

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OPTIONS

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TITLE: .HOW TO DISPOSE OPIHMARDOUS WASTE - -A SERIOUS'

QUESTION THAT NEEDS TO BE RESOLVED, 0

DESCRIPTOR: ENVIRONMENT; *FACILITIES; *HAZARDOUS WASTES;

$KANACEMENT; PUBLIC HEALTH; *RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND

RECOVERY ACT; SAFETY: *WASTE: DISPOSAL

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RECOVERY ACT OF 1976 DUE TO THE LIMITED CAPACITY OPCONNERICAL. HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES TO SAFELY

DISPOSE OF THE WASTE REGULATED AND (2) THE NEED TO PROVIDE

ASSURANCES, THROUGH A FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED TRUST FUND,

THAT FUNDS WILL BE AVAILABLE WHEN NEEDED TO CORRECT SITES

PERMITTED UNDER THE ACT SHOULD THEY CAUSE ENVIRONMENTAL OR

OTHER DAMAGE AFTER THEY ARE CLOSED

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; ,EWO 2;


TITLE INTERIM METHOD FOR DETERMINING ASBESTOS IN WATER.

PERSONAL WHORL ANDERSON, CHARLES:H.; LONG J. MACARTHUR

DESCRIPTOR: *ASBESTOS; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; AMPHIBOLES;

*ELECTRON MICROSCOPY; ELECTRON DIFFRACTION;

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INCLUDE FILTERING .THE SAMPLE THROUGH A SUB-MICRON

POLYCARBONATE MEMBRANE FILTER, EXAMINING AN EM SPECIMEN caw

IN A TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPE, AND VERIFYING FIBER

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PUBLICATION DATE: ,75

TITLE: HOW TO :SAVE A CHOKING ,VICTIM: THE HEIMLICH

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TITLE:, IS YOUR DRINKING WATER SAFE?

DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *DRINKING WATER; *FILMS;HEALTH EFFECTS;, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; POTABLE WATER;

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TITLE_ FOR SAMPLING DRINKING WAlER,

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*DRINKING WATER *FILMS: *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;LABORATORY PROCEDURES;. LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; *MEASUREMENT

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: _EWOD671


TITLE: A GOOD DRINK OF WATER,

DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; CITIZEN PARTICIPATION; .

*CONSUMER EDUCATION; *DRINKING WATER; *FILMS:, *INSTRUCTIONAL'

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IRIs ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005672


TITLE: HOW TO ANALYZE 'FOR A HEAVY METAL IN ENVIRONMFATAL.

WATERS PART 1: ADSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY.

0

DESCRIPTOR: *ANAL'IFFIEAL TECHNIQUES] :i'AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

FILMSTRIPS; tnEAvy METALS; *INSTRUCTIONAL RialliALS;

:11\BoRATIM- TECHNIQUES; LEAP; quvpm,x;`FUKNAO'.;: ':SFEETPPRI.'Th%TH'(;!

Pr:!

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40 SLIDES, }COLOR, 3% PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE.

PRICE: 05,00

ABSTRO: THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST.IN -DEVELOPING

SKILLS 1EEDED. TO ANALYIZE' HEAVY METALS 11 ENVIRONMENTAL'

'WATERS 'M1% 'A SPECTROPROMETRIC. 'TECHNIQUE, IT PROVIDE A

CENEKAL ANALYTICAL. SCHEME FOR OVERCOMING INTERFERENCES' IN

HEAVY METAL ANALYSIS, SEPARTING IHEAVY MYTALS BY !SOLVENT'

EXTRACTION, AND ANALTLINC FOR ,AlEAVY METAL (LEAD) USINGSPEGTROBMOTOMETRY.

AVAILAHILITY:', TECHNICAL L I RRARY ,- AMERICAN WATEI( WORMASSOCIATION, '6666- W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 80233',

TELEPHONE: (3031' 794-7714

PRICE: $5.00

ABSTRACT; THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPING

SKILLS NEEDED TO ANALYZE. AN ENVIRONMENTAL WATER SAMPLE fOR

CERTAIN HEAVY METALS US I NC THE TITIINIQUEOF ANODIC STRIPPING

VOLTAMMETRY.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL. LIBRARY, AMERICAN WATER "WORMASSOCIATION1 6666 W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO. 80235,

TELEPHONE ; 00'794-7711

rNSTITUTION NAME: COMMUNICATION SKILLS' COIU'ORATION OF

PRENTICE HALL MEDIA,.

INSTITITION NAME: COMMUNICATION SKILLS CORPORATION OF

PRENTICEIALL MEDIA,

IRIS ACCESSION RID R. EW 673


CITL;: HOW TO ANA! YZL FOR A HEAVY METAL IN ENVIRONMENTAL

WATER... PART II: ATOMIC AllSORITION SPECTROSCOPY.

DESCRIPTOR!! *ANALYTICAL . TECHNIQUES;- *ATOMIC ABSORPTION

SPECTROSCOPY; *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS:. FILMSTRIPS; *HEAVY METALS;

*INSTUTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORY TEL *SKILL

DEVELOPMENT; *SLIDE PROGRAMS; *WATER ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 15 SLIDES. COLOR, 353M, PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE,..

PRIG ; $540.

ABSTHACT: THIS MODIH.E IS DESIGNED. TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPING'

SKILLS NEEDED TO ANALYZE FOR AdlEAVYIETAL IL ENVIRONMENTAL

WATERS, USING ATOMIC ABSORPTIONISPECTROgCOPY.


ASSOCIATION, 6666 W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 80235,

TELEPHONE: (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTIO NAME: COMMUNICATION SKILLS 6RPORATIO OF

PRENTICE MALL MEDIA,


PUBLICATION DATE: 73.

I

TIME: HOW TO ANALYZE FOR CHEAVY METAL IN ENV! NMENT/1

liATERS... PART ANODIC STRIPPOG VOLTAKKETRY.

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *ANODIC STRIPPING

VOLTAMMETRY: rAUDIOVISUAL AIDS; FLIMSTRIPS; *HEAVY METALS;

*INTIRTIONAL. MATERIALS; *LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; DILLDEVELOPMENT ;. *SLIDE PRO CRAMS; WATER ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; :' 31 SLIDES, COLOR, 35MN, PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED Bf AUDIOTAPE CASSETIT AND STUDY GUIDE..



TITLEL HOW- TO 'ANALYZE JOB CHLORINATION. HYDROCARBON

PESTICIDES IN'WATER USINCklIAS.CHROMATOGRAPHY.!

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL, TECHNIQUES;. AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

*CHLORINATION HYDROCARBONS, FILMSTRIPS:. *GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY'*INSTRUCTIONAL KATERIAL S: : .,ILABOHATORY TECHNIQUES;PESTICIDES; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *SLIDE PROMS:. *WATERANALYSIS

DESCHIP1,VE NOTE: 44 SLIDES, COLOR, 3,imi PLUS DUPLICATEFILHSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY ADDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND,STUDY GUIDE.

PRICE: MOO

WWI: THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPING

SKILLS NEEDED TO. IDENTIEY,AND MEASURE THE CONCENTUTION OF

CHLORINATION HYDROCARBON PE' TIEtDES IN.ERVIRONMENTAL WATERS ,

USING CAS CHROMATOGRAPHY wITHANILETRON CAPTURE; DETECTOR,'

AVAILABILITY; TECHNICAL LIBRARY, AM-RICAN WATER WORKS

ASFOGIATION,'.6666. W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 00235,

TELEPHONE: (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTIONAAME: COMMUNICATION SKILLS CORPORATION' OF

PRENTICE HALL MEDIA, .


PUBLICATION DATE:, .76

TITLE: HOW TO DETERMINE TOTAL RESIDUE,

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECTNIQUES1 *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

FILMSTRIPS; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORY.TECHNIQUES; AtsiDuEgi *SLIDE PROGRAMS; WASTEWATER; *WATER;

ANALYSIS

DESCH1PTI NOTE: 27 SLIDES, COLOR, 35 PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY ADDIOTAPE.CASSE

PRICE: .00

AND STUDY GUIDE,,

AHSTRACT THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO AS 1ST IN DETERMINING

TOTAL RESIDUE ON EVAPORATION OF A,SAMTLE y F NAT RIB WASTE

I

AND,TRE,NOLATILE iND EIXEI:pORTroNS OF THIS RESIDUE, INST-DTION NAME:. 'COMMUNICATION SKILLS CORPORATION. OF

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL LIBRARY, AMERICAN WATER WORKSASSOCIATION, 6666' 'W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 80235,TELEPHONE: (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTION NAME: COMMUNICATION SKILLS CORPORATIONPRENTICE HALL MEDIA.

IRIS ACCESSION NUM R: EW005677

PUBLICATION DATE; ;6, ,

TITLE: HOW TO MEASURE 'ALKALINITY OF NATURAL' -.AND WASTE

,

WATERS.

DESCRIPTOR! *ALKALINITY; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES;AUDIOVISUAL. AIDS; FILMSTRIPS;-,1*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;

LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *SLIDE PROGRAMS;*WATER ANALYSIS

$10-'

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 39 SLIDES, COLOR,- 35MM, PLUS 'DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY AUDIOTAFE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE.

:PRIED A5.00

ABSTRACT:' THIS 'NODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPINGSKILLS NECESSARY. TO DETERMINE THE ALKALINITY OF A WATERSAMPLE, USING -EITHERAN eNDICATOR. OR A POTENTIOMETRICMETHOD'.

AVAILABILITY! TECHNICAL LIBRARY, AMERICAN ,WATER WORKSASSOCIATION, 6666 WOUINCY AVENUE, DENVER; COLORADO 80235,TELEPHONE: (303) 794 -7711

INSTITUTION NAME; VIIIIINICATION SKILLS CORPORATION OFPRENTICE BALL MEDIA,:

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; KW00567


TITLE: HOW TO EASURE NITRATE NITROGEN IN EI VIRONMENTAL

WATERS.

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; AUDIOVISUAL AIDS,*DRUCINE METHOD; -FILMSTRIFS;= *INSTRUCTIONAL- MATERIALSI

*LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; *NITRATE NITROGEN; *SLIDE PROGRAMS;

WAITR.ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 39 SLIDES, COLOR, 351X, PLUS DUPLICATE

EILMSTBIP ACCOMPANIA BY AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE.

MICE; $5.00

ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN ANALYZING

FOR NITRATE NITROGEN IN ENVIRONMENTAL WATERS USING THEBRUCINE wow

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL LIBRARY. AMERICAN -WATER- WORKS

ASSOCIATION, 6666. W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 80235,

TELEITONE: J MI 794-7711

1'

PRENTIECHALL MEDIA.



TITLE: HOW TO MEASURE OIL

ENVIRONMENTS.

AND GREASE IN AQIATIC

DESCRIPTOR: '*ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS;

*AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; FILMSTRIPS; *CREASE; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; *LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; *OIL; POLLUTANTS; SKILLDE_ VELOPMENT1. *SLIDE PROGRAMS; '*WATER ANALYSIS; *WATERPOLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 33 SLIDES, COLOR, 35MM, PLU/DUPLICATEFILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY ODIOTAPE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE.'PRICE: $5.00

ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPINGTHE SKII1ES NEEDED TO DETERMINE THE. EXTRACTABLE OIL ANDGREASE RESENT - 'IN A SAMPLE TAKEN FROM AN AQUATICENVIRONMENT, A CALCULATION OF THE CONCENTRATION IS MADE BY`EXTRACTING AND WEIGHING THOSE MOLECULES.

.

AVAILABILITY; 'TECHNICAL LIBRARY, AMERICAN WATER WORKSASSOCIATION, 6666 1W QUINCY AVENUE, DOVER; COLORADO MO,TELEPHONE: 13031;794q711,

`INSTITUTION NAME: :COMMUNICATION.

PRENTICE HALL MEDIA, :

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO


SKILLS CORPORATION OF

.T.ITH: 'HOW TO -MEASURE RESIDUAL CHLORINE N ENVIRONMENTALWATER,

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

*CHLORINE; *DP vt METHOD; *DISINFECTION; FILMSTRIPS;

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; *RESIDUALCHLORINE; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *SLIDE PROGRAMS; *WATERANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 28, SLIDES, COLOR, 35MM, PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BYAUDIOTARE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE,

PRICE!. $5.00

ABSTRACT: 'THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPMENT

OF SKILLS NEEDED TO ANALYZE FOR RESIDUAL MAINE IN A. WATER

SAMPLE BY THE D.P.D. METHOD,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL LIBRARY, AMERICAN WATER WORKSASSOCIATION, 6666' W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 00235,

TELEPHONE: (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTION NAME; .COMMUNICATION, SKILLS CORPORATION' OFPRENTICE HALL MEDIA.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW001 I

PUBLICATION'. DATE:,; 76

TITLE! HOW TO MEASURE TOTAL PHOSPHATE IN ENVIRONMENTAL

WATERS,

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

FILMSTRIPS; . *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORY

TECHNIQUES; *PHOSPHATES; *PHOSPHOROUS; SKILL DEVELOPMENT;

*SLIDE PROGRAMS; WASTEWATERIAATER ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE. NOTE: 33 SLIDES, .COLOR, 35MM, PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY AUDIOTAPE CASSETIT AND STUDY GUIDE.

PRICE: 15..00

ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPING

SKILLS NEEDED TO MEASURE THE TOTAL PHOSPHOROUS. IN NATURAL

WATER OR : WASTEWATER, PHOSPHOROUS IS. DIGESTED IN ASAMPLE OF

NATURAL WATER OR WASTEWATER TO (MHO FORM, AMMONIUM

MOLYBDATE-AID STANNOUS CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS ARE USED FOR A

COLORINETRIC DETERMINATION OF THE PHOSPHOROUS PRESENT,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL LIBRARY, AMERICAN WATER wogsASSOCIATION, 6666 W'QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 235,

TELEPHONE: (103) 794-7711 :

ICISTITUTIOINAME: COMMUNICATION SKILLS CORPORATION OF

PRENTICE HALL MEDIA,

IRIS ACCESSION SABER: EW 05682'.


TITLE: HOW TO MEASURE THE TURBIDITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL

WATERS;

DESCRIPTOR: mum, TECHNIQUES; *AUDIOVISUAL 'AIDS;

FILMSTRIPS; *INSTRUCTIONAL' : . MATERIALS; !LABORATORY

TECHNIQUES; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *SLIDE PROGRAMS' *TURIUDITY;

*WATER ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 43 SLIDES; COLOR, 35, PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE.

PRICE: $5.00

'ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST IX DEVELOPING

'SKILLS NEEDED TO MEASURE TUMMY USING A NEPHELOMETER.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL LIBRARY,

ASSOCIATION, 66664 W QUINCY AVENUE,

TELEPHONE: (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTION FAME: COMMUNICATION

PRENTICE MEDIA.

AMERICAN WATER WORKS

DENVER, COLORADO 80235,

SKILL CORPORATION OF.


PUBLICATION DATE; 76'

TITLE: HOW TO MEASURE TOTAL SUSPENDED MAPPER IN

ENVIRONMENTAL WATERS.

DESCRIPTOR:. *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ' *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

FILMSTRIPS; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS" *LABORATORY

TECHNIQUES; *MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; SKILL .DEVELOPMENT;

*SLIDE PROGRAMS; *SUSPENDED MUTER; *WATER ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 35 SLIDES, COLOR, 35M01, PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMFAINED BY AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE.

PRICE: $5.00

ABSTRACT; THIS MODULE IS DESIGNED TOASSISTIN DEVELOPING

SKILLS WEEDED TO DETERMINE THE TOTAL SUSPENDED NATTER. IN

NATURAL: WATER OR WASTEWATER AND THE 'FIXED RESIDUE. IT

DEMONSTRATES THE PREPARATION OF 'A CRUCIBLE, USING IT TO

MEASURE SUSPENDED AND FIRED SOLIDS, AND CALCULATE THE

RESULTS; .

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL. LIBRARY,

ASSOCIATION, 6666 W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO' 235,

TELEPHONE; (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTION NAME: COMMUNICATION , SKILLS CORPORATION OF

PRENTICE HALL MEDIA.

AMERICAN ',WATER WORKS

. . ;

.IRIS ACCESSION:NUMBER:'EW005684


TITLE: NOWT° MEASURE WATER HARDNESS.

DESCRIPTOR *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES.; *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

*CALCIUM HARDNESS; FILMSTRIPS; '*HARDNESS; 4INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; *LABORATORY- TECHNIQUES; MAGNESIUM HARDNESS;

MEASUREMENT- TECHNIQUES; 'SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *SLIDE PROGRAMS;

*WATER ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: '34 SLIDES, COLOR, 35MM, PLUS DUPLICATE

FILMSTRIP ACCOMPANIED BY AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND STUDY GUIDE,

PRICE: 15,00'

ABSTRACT: THIS NODULE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST. IN DEVELOPING

THE SKILLS NECESSARY TO MEASURE WATER HARDNESS USING THE

EDTA TITRATION METHOD. TECHNIQUES TO ACCURATELY MEASURE AND

THEN CALCULATE TOTAL HARDNESS, CALCIUM HARDNESS AND THE

MAGNESIUM HARDNESS OF A WATER SAMPLE CAN BERADE,


ASSOCIATION, 6666 W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 80231,'

TELEPHONE: (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTION NAME: COMMUNICATION SKILLS CORPORATION OF

PRENTICE HALL MEDIA..


TITLE: HOW TO USE THE METRIC SYSTEM OF LENGTH, 'VOLUME AND

MASS MEASUREMENT.

-DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; -*CONVERSION FACTORS;

FILMSTRIPS ;' *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *MEASU MENTi *METRIC

SYSTEM; *MATHEMATICS; *MATHEMATICAL APPLIC 'IONS; *SLIDE

PROGRAMS; *UNITS OF MEASUREMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:. 31 SLIDES, COLOR, 351Q, ACCOMPANIED BY

AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND WORKBOOK. PRICE: 15.00 1

ABSTRACT? THIS MODULE INTRODUCES FUNDAMENTAL SI UNITS OF

LENGTH, MASS,,AND TIME RELATIVE TO COMMON MEASUREMENTS USED

IN THE LIFE SCIENCES LABORATORY. DERIVED SI UNITS FOR AREA

AND 'VOLUME ARE CONSIDERED AND MULTIPLES, SUBDIVISIONS,

ARBREUATIONSAND.CONVERSION FACTORS ARE REVIEWED.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL LIBRARY, AMERICAN 'WATER WORKS

ASSOCIATION, 6666 W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO :;235,

TELEPHONE; (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTION NAME: COMMUNICATION SKILLS, CORPORATION OF

PRENTICE HALL MEDIA.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:.EWO05686


TITLE: MEMBRANE FILTER TEST FOR FECAL COLIFORM.

DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *BACTERIA; COLIFORM; *FECAL

COLIFORM; *FILMSTRIPS; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORY

TECHNIQUES; *MEMBRANE FILTER TEST; *SLIDE,PROGRAPS; *WATER

ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 80 SLIDES, COLOR, 35101, ACCOMPANIED BY

AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE AND VISUAL SCRIPT. PRICE:. 11.00,

ABSTRACT: THIS MODULE 'DISCUSSES EQUIPMENT :FOR PREPARING RFC

BROTH MEDIUM AND PROCEDURES FOR THE MEMBRANE 'FILTER METHOD

FOR DETECTING THE PRESENCE OF FECAL COLIFORM IN WATER. THE

PRINTED VISUAL SCRIPT (1) GIVES INSTRUCTION ON COUNTING

COLONIES, (2) PROVIDES 'A COLOR CHART FOR'DETECTING FECAL

COLIFORNS AND 0) EXPLAINS HOW TO.CONVERTAND REPORT FECAL

COLIFORM ORGANISM.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL LIBRARY, 1 AFRICAN WATER WORKS

ASSOCIATION, 6666 W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO 11235,

:TELEPHONE: (303) 794-7711

INSTITUTION NAME: MILLIPORE CORPORATION,

'IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW 5687

A

PUBLICATION DATE) 74

TITLE: MEMBRANE FUER TEST FOIL` TOTAL COLIFORM.

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTIGAL TECHNIQUES; AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

*BACTERIA; *COLIFORM BACTERIA *FILMSTRIPS; *INSTRUCTIONAL.

MATERIALS; *LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; *MEMBRANE FILTER TEST;

*SLIDE notnAms1 *TOTAL COLIFORA1: *WATER ANALYSIS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE' 8Q SLIDESv. COLOR, Okl, :ACCOMPANIED BY

AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE.AND VISUAL SCRIPT. PRICE: 1540

ABSTRACT:: THIS MODULE. DISCUSSES EQUIPMENT FOR PREPARING ME-

ENDO MEDIUM AND PROCEDURES OF THE MEMBRANE FILTER METHODIOR

DETERMINING THE PRESENCE OF COLIFORM BACTERIA, THE PRINTED

VISUAL SCRIPT ALSO DESCRIBES COLONY COUNTINCTROGEDURE&

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL LIBRARY, AMERICAN WATER 'WORE

ASSOCIATION, 6666 W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER', COLORADO 80235,

TELEPHONE: (303) 794-7711.,

`INSTITUTION NAME: MILLIPORE CORPORATION.


TITLE: TOPING FACTS.

DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *CONCRETE PIPE;

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *PIPES; *SLIDE PROGRAMS; *TAPPING

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 25 SLIDES, COLOR, 35MA,,ACCOMPANIED BY

PRINTED SCRIPT AND AUDIOTAPE CASSETTE, .PRICE:

ABSTRACT: ,THIS MODULE PRESENTS A STEP-BY-STEP DESCRIPTION

OF THE PROCESS INVOLVED IN TAPPING REINFORCEICONCRETEPIPE,SUITABLE FOR` HOSE SELECTING PIPE MATERIALS AS WELL AS THOSE

ACTUALLY PERFORMING THE TAP,


ASSOCIATION, 6666 W QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER COLORADO 80235,

TELEPHONE: (303) 794 -7711

INSTITUTION NAME; INTERPACECORPORATION.


PUBLICATION DATE: 'NOV 80

TITLE: ANALYZING FOR TRACE CHEMICALS IN WATER: A MANAGER'S

GUIDE.

PERSONAL AUMR: CLARK DOUGLAS V.

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;

INSTRUMENTATION! *LABORATORY , TECO Igas ; *MONITORING;

*WAGERS; ruwc BEAM *TRACE CHEMICALS; TRACE' METALS;


DESCRIPTIVE NOTE 85-89P,

ABSTRACT; SUMMARIZED ARE THE MOST WIDELY USED TECHNIQUES

*F R ANALYZING TRACE CHEMICALS IN WATER, DISCUSSED ARE THE

S TENCTHS AND WEAKNESS OF EACH METHOD. THE VARIOUS

TECHNIQUES DISCUSSED INCLUDE ATOMIC ABSORPTION

1 7

0

SPECTROPHOTOMETRY, POLAROCRAPHY, NEUTRON ACTIVATION

ANALYSIS, CAS.CHROKATOGRAPHY, MASS.SPECTOPITTEY, AND INFRARED

1PECTOSCOPY

AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC NORM VIII NII


PUBLICATION DATE:, MAY 79

TITLE: HANDBOOK OF PVC FIFE; DESIGN'' "ID CONSTRUCTION.,

DESCRIPTOR: *CONSTRUCTION; ,*DESIGNI:. ENGINEERING;

'HYDRAULICSt MUNICIPALITIES; *POLININYLCHIORIDE: PIPE;

*PLASTIC PIPE; *PIPES; SEERS; *WATER MAINS; *WATER

DISTRIBUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: 120.00

ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK, CONTAINS ENGINEERING AND

CONSTRUCTION DATA AND RECOMMENDATIONS APPLICABLE TO THE

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF UNDERGROUND PVC PIPING SYSTEMS IN

' PRESSURE AND NON-PRESSURE APPLICATIONS. EMPHASIS IS ON

'MUNICIPAL WATER MAINS, :POTABLE WATER DISTRIBUTION, AND'

SANITARY SEWER -SYSTEMS.

AVAILABILITY: UNI-BELL PLASTIC PIPE ASSOCIATION,1655 VILLA

CREEK DRIVE, SUITE 164, DALLAS. TX 75234

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWRD5694

PUBLICATION DATE: 78.

TITLE: PEASORMENT OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: HITCHMAN, MICIIAEI L.

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES;' *DISSOLVED OXYGEN;

ELECTROCHEMICAL MEASUREMENT; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES;

*MEASUREMENT; METHODOLOGIES; MONITORING; POLAROGRAPHIC

DETECTORS; *QUANTITATIVE ASSAY; VOLTAMMETRY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 255P. PRICE: 125.00 PLUS 11,00 POSTAGE

AND HANDLING

ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK DEALS WITH THE METHODOLOGIES AND

TECHNIQUES OF niAsualmt DISSOLVED OXYCEN,,THE AUTHOR:COVERS

THE lIERMODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN, TIa

PRINCIPLES OF VOLTAMMETRY, THE USE OF POLAROGRAPR:

DETECTORS, ELECTROCHEMICAL MEASUREMENT, AND NO-1,,

ELECTROCHEMICAL MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES.

AVAILABILITY: ORBISPHERE LABORATORIES, 287 LACKAWANNA

AVENUE, WEST PATERSON, NJ 07424


PUBLICATION ATEL: .79

TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL-LAW HANDBOOK, SIXTH EDITION.

DESCRIPTOR: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS; *ENVIRONMENTAL:AL

LAW; ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, ACT; *ENVIRONMENT; GOVERNMENTTROLE; *HANDBOOKS; HAZARDOUS WASTES ;, *LAW; LAND USE;

. *LEGISLATION ;. NOISE; PESTICIDES;; POLLUTION CONTROL;

*LEGULATIONSI. RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT; SOLID

WASTES; TOXIC SUBSTANCES .

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 068P, PRICE: 119,50 .

ABSTRACT: ' THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THIS BOOK IS TO SATISFY,

IM PART, THE NEED FOR CURRENT INFORMATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL' ,

LAWS AND. IEGULATIONS TO THOSE CONCERNED WITH PROTECTING

PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE'ENVIRONMENT. CHAPTERS INCLUDE! (I),

FUNDAMENTALS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, (2Y. NATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY :ACT, (3) WATERTOLLUTION CONTROL,'(4)

." AIR POLLUTION CONTROL, (5) LAND USE,, MAJOR ISSUES IN THE

CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL'DEVELOPMENT, (6) FEDERAL REGULATION OF

PESTICIDES, (7) TOXIC SUBSTANCES, ;i(8), NOISE, AND (9)

RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT: SOLIRANTRAZARDOUS

WASTES.t

1,,

AVAILABILITY: GOVERNMENT JNSTITUTES;T INC.; BO 91 ,

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20014

INSTITUTIONIIAME: GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE INC,

Ipls. ACCESSION NUMBER:, EW005697

PUBLICATION DATEL. AUG 80.

'TITLE: 1979 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SMALL WASTEWATER FLOWS,

DESCRIPTOR: ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY; 4BIBLIOGRAPRY;

COLLECTION) SYSTEMS; DISPOSAL SYSTEMS; GRAVITY SEWERS;

INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS; ON-SITE SYSTEMS; PRESSURE SEWERS; *SHALL

FLOWS; SMALL COMMUNITIES; SEPTIC TANKS; VACUUM SEWERS;

*WASTEWATER; WASTEWATER,TREATMENT SYSTEMS


ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS ABSTRACTS AID INDEXES

OF ALTERNATIVE; TREATMENT AND COLLECTION SYSTEMS FROM

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN LITERATURE AS SEARCHED BY ENVIRO

CONTROL; INC., AND THE PROFESSIONAL , PAYE OF DIE'

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY SMALL' WLSTEWATER FLOWS

CLEARINGHOUSE.' 'BOTH.TECHNICAL AND NON-TECHNICAL REPORTS AND

INFORMATION ARE INCLUDED. THE SUBJECT MATTER RESEARCHED

INCLUDES INNOVATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE WASTEWATER TREATMENT

SYSTEMS FOR SKALD COMMUNITIESJILSPARSELV POPULATED AREAS'

OF LARGER COMITIES AND INDIVIDUAL.ON-SITE SYSTEMS,

AVAILABILITY= WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, WVU BOOKSTORE,.

MOUNTAINLAIR, MORGANTOWN, WV 26506:.'

INSTITUTION NAME: PROFESSIONAL STAFF, EPA SMALL WASTEWATER

FLOWS CLEARINGHOUSE.

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DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE: $26.75, $267.50 COMPLETECOURSE 1503

ABSTBACT; 4HIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON HOWTO READ AND INTERPRET ENGINEERING PLANS AND DRAWINGS, THETOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE: INTRODUCTION TO BLUEPRINTS,

ELEMENTS OF MACHINE DRAWINGS, HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATICDRAWINGS, MACHINE DRAWINGS, BUILDING DRAWINGS, ELECTRICALDRAWINGS, PIPE SYSTEM 'DRAWINCS,,SHEET METAL DRAWINGS, SHOPMATH, AND SKETCHING, EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF

THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMED EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY ITPCI TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1501 SO. GROVE, MARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:(312) 381-1840

IRIS ACCESSION. NUMBER: EWO 5732


TITLE: READING SCHEMATIC 8 SYMBOLS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F. DIRECTOR

'DESCRIPTOR: -*DIAGRAMS; *INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION;

*INSTRItTIONAL MATERIALS; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; *SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAMS; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *SYMBOLS; *TRAINING PROGRAMS;

WORKBOOK'

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P, PRICE: 126,75, 1267 COMPLETECOURSE 1503

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ONUNDERSTANDING ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, AND FLUID SYSTEMSTHROUGH THE USE OF SCHEMATIC DIAGEAMS AND SYMBOLS. THETOPICS OF 'IRE TEN LESSONS ARE: INTRODUCTION TO SCHEMATICS,

INTRODUCTION TO SYMBOLS, GUIDELINES FOR READING SCHEMATICS,

ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS'. ELECTRICAL 411AGRAMS, PIPING SYMBOLS,PIPING SCHEMATICS, FLUID POWER SYMBOLS, FLUID POWERSCHEMATICS; AND WELDING SYMBOLS:, EACH LESSON INCLUDES A

PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND 'A

COMPLETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISIIING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1301 SO. GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:.

(312) 381-1040



TITLE: BASIC SHOP MATIL


DESCRIPTOR: *GEOMETRY; *INDIVIDUALIZED . INSTRUCTION,.;

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIOIS;,

*MATHEMATICS; *MATHEMATICS EDUCATION; PROGRAMMED:

INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING PROGRAMS; WORKBOOK

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:, 160P. PRICE$26.75, $267.50 COMPLE1COURSE 1303.

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE .CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON

BASIC SHOP MATH, THE TOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE NUMBERS,

FRACTIONS,' DECIMALS, ALGEBRA AND FORMULAS, RATIO AND

PERCENTAGE, POWERS AND ROOTS, PRACTICAL GEOMETRY, AREA AND

VOLUME, WORKLNG WITH TRIANGLES, AND USING THE SLIDE RULE.

EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE LITERATURE,

PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING

SYSTE5, 130 SO, GROVE; BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-11140

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER EWO 5734


TITLE: MEASUREMENT,

P MSONAL AUTHOR: JAVSFE RALPH F. , DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: *INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS: *MEASUREMENT; *MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; *NITRIC

SYSTEM; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING

PROGRAMS; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P, PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE, 267.50COMPLETE COURSE 1503

ABSTRACT: THIS -TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON TEE

METHODS OF DETERMINING WEIGHTS, PRESSURES, LENGTHS, ANDVOLUMES, AND METRIC CONVEESION, THE TOPICS OF THE TEN

LESSONS'. ARE:. UNITS OF MEASUREMENT, METRIC MEASUREMENT,

LINEAR MEASUREMENT, COMPARISON AND SURFACt MEASUREMENT, BULK

MEASUREMENT, MOTION MEASUREMENT, FORCE MEASUREMENT.

IMMATURE MEASUREMENT, FLUID MEASUREMENT, AND ELECTRICALMEASUREMENT. EACH LESSON- CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE'

MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND kcomnthoN QUIZ,


SYSTEMS, 1301 SO. GEOVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) '3111-1840



TITLE: METAL MATERIALS.


DESCRIPTOR: *ALLOYS; *INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION;

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *METALLURGY; 411TALS; PROGRAMMEDINSTRUCTION; SKILL! ,DEV,ELOPMENT; *TRAINING PROGRAMS;

WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE.: 160P, PRICE; $26,75 SEPA1ATE, 1267,50

COMPLETE COURSE 1503

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON THE

CHARACTERISTICS AND USES OF METALS AND ALLOYS FOR IN-PLANT

,APPLICATIONS, THE TOPICS OF mg TEN LESSONS ARE PHYSICAL.

STRUCTURE OF METALS, PROPERTIES OF METALS, HEAT TREATMENT,

- MANUFACTURING PROCESSES, IRON, STEEL, CARBON, ALUMINUM,

MAGNESIUM, TITANIUM, COPPER, LEAD, NICKEL, TIN, AND ZINC.'

EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL,

PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ,


SYSTEMS, 1301 SO. GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TEUPHONE:

(312) 381-1840



TITLE: NONMETAL MATERIALS,


DESCRIPTOR; CHEMICALS: *INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION;

4INSTRUCTIONAI MATERIALS; *NONNETAL MATERIALS; PAINTS;

PLASTICS;: PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; RUBBER; SKILL DEVELOPMENT;

*TRAINING PROGRAMS; WOOD; WORKROOM]

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 160P, PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE, 0267,50

COMFLE1E COURSE 1503


CHARACTERISTICS AND USES OF MONKETAtMATERIALS FOR IN-PLANT

APPLICATION, THE TOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ATE: INTRODUCTION

TO NONMETALS, PLASTICS, RUBBER, CARBON, 'INDUSTRIAL

pIEMICALS, PAINTS AND COATINGS, WOOD, .CONSTRUCTION

MATERIALS; INSULATING MATERIALS, AND ADHESIVES AND ,TAPES.


PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY; TECHNICAL PUBLISHINC COMPANY (TPC) TRAININGSYSTEMS, 30I SO; GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-1840

IRIS ACCE§SION NUMBER: Ew005737.


TITLE: HAND TOOLS.


DESCRIPTOR: EQUIPMENT OPERATION; *HAND TOOLS;

*INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; IsAFETY; SKILL DEVELOPKENT1 *TOOLS;

*TRAINING PROGRAMS; WO ;PIKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE 026,75 SEPARATE, 0267.50

COMPLETE COURSE 1503 .

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON

SELECTING, USING, AND CARING FOR RAND TOOLS, THE TOPICS OF

THE IN LESSONS ARE MEASURING TOOLS, WRENCHES AND

scvwoRIVERS, PIPEFITTING TOOLS, PLUMBING TOOLS, WOODWORKING

TOOLS, STREET METAL TOOLS, METALWORXING TOOLS, AND HOISTING

AND PULLING TOOLS. EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF

THE MATERI4LS, PROGRAMMED' EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ.


SYSTEMS,' 1301 so, GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(3I2) 38171840



TITLE: PORTABLE POWER TOOLS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F, DIRECTOR'

DEScRIPTDR: *EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT OPERATION;

*INDIVIDUALIZED' INSTRUCTION, *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;

*POWER TOOLS( PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; *SAFETY: SKILL

DEVELOPMENT; *TOOLS; *TRAINING PROCRAMS WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P, PRICE: 026,75 SEPARATE, 0267.50


ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN 'LESSONS ON SAFE

PRACTICES FOR THE 'CARE AND HANDLING OF PORTABLE POWER TOOLS

ON .THE JOB, THE TOPICS OF ,PE TEN LESSONS ARE ELECTRICALDRILLS, ELECTRIC HAMMERS, ELECTRIC CIRCULAR SAWS, LINEAR

MOTION SAWS, ROUTERS AND PLANES, ELECTRIC SANDERS, POWER

SCREWDRIVERS AND WRENCHES, PNEUMATIC DRILLS AND HAMMERS,

GRINDERS AND :SHEARS, AND TOOL SHARPENING. EACH LESSOCONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE. MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED

EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL :TBLISHING COMPANY CTPC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1101 SO, GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:'

(312) 381.1840

ACCESSION NUMBER; EW005739


TITLE: PLANT SAFETY,



MATERIALS; *OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT; *PLANT

SAFETY; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; *SAFETY, SKILL DEVELOPMENT;

*TRAINING PROGRAMS; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE: 026.75 SEPARATE, 1267.50



PLANT SAFETY, AND UNDERSTANDING SAFETY STANDARDS APPROVED BY

OSHA. THE TOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE MAKING SAFETY WORK,

WORK AREA SAFETY, SAFE MATERIAL HANDLING, TOOL AND EQUIPMENT

SAFETY, MACHINERY SAFEGUARDS, PERSONAL PROTECTION,

ELECTRICAL SAFETY, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND OPERATIONS, FIRE

PREVENTION, AND UNDERSTANDING OSHA. EACH LESSON CONTAINS

PRESENTATION OF MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND A

COMPLETION QUIZ,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TTC) TRAINING

SYMMS, '1301 SO. GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-1840

IRIS ACCESSION NLMBER: K00574


TITLE: DEVELOPING TROUBLESHOOTING SKILLS,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F:, OIRECIOR


MATERIALS; *MAINTENANCE; PROBLEM SOLVING: *PROGRAMMED

INSTRUCTION: . SKILL DEVELOPMENT: *TRAINING PROGRAMS;

-*TROUBLESHOOTING; WORKBOOK

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P, PRICE: 26,75 SEPARATE, $267.50



DEVELOPING TROUBdSliOOTING SKILLS, IRE TOPICS OF THE TEN

LESSONS ARE: YOUR JOB IN MAINTENANCE, DEVELOPING GOOD

WORKING HABITS,: TROUBLESHOOTNNG TECHNIQUES, .AIDS .TO

TROUBLESHOOTING, fFROUBLESITOOTINGWI TN SCHEMATICS, BREAKDOWN

MAINTENANCE, PREPARATIONS FOR TROUBLESROOTING, SOLVING

MECHANICAL PROBLEMS, SOLVING ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS. AND

PLANNED MAINTENANCE, EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF

MATERIAL, PROGRAMED EXERCISES, AND'A COMPLETION- QUIZ,



TITLE: UNDERSTANDING INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONTROL.

PERSONAL AUTHOR; JANSEN, RALPH F. DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR; *AIR POLLUTION CONTROL; *INDIVIDUALIZED

INSTRUCTION; INDUSTRIAL WASTES: *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;

*NOISE;. *POLLUTION' CONTROL; PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL

DEVELOPMENT; *SOLID WASTES; *TRAINING, PROGRAMS; 1WATER

POLLUTION CONTROL; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: BOP. PRICE: $113.75, COURSE 1508

ABSTRACT; THIS AAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS FIVE LESSONS ON TUE

BASICS OF AIR, WATER, SOLID WASTE, AND NOISE POLLUTION

CONTROL: THE TOPICS OF THE FIVE LESSONS WINTRONCTION TO

POLLUTION CONTROL, CONTROLLING AIR POLLUTION, CONTROLLING

WATER POLLUTION, CONTROLLING SOLID WASTE POLLUTION, AND

CONTROLLING NOISE POLLUTION, EACH LESSON CONTA1A$ A

PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND,

COMPLETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING'

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING SYSTEMS, '1301 SOTROVEE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

SYSTEMS,. 1301 SO, GROVE, BARRINGTO.V.-IL 60010, TELEPHONE: (312) 381I040

-(312) 11111-1840

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005741:


TITLE: SUPERVISORS MATERIAL FOR TPC TRAINING PROGRAM,

FUNDAMENTALS-COMPLETE COURSE 1503,

PERSONAL. AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F. DIRECTOR 4

DESCRIPTOR: *FACILITIES; RAID TOOLS; *IN- 1UCTIONAL

MATERIALS; *JOB SKILLS: 7*KAINTENANCE; AMATICS;

MEASURIMEal SAFETY: *TEACHING CHIDES, *TRAINING MANUALS;

*TRAINING PROGRAMS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: $15,75

ABSTRACT: .TYIS PACKET CONTAINS THE NECESSARY MATERIALS TO

CONDUCT A TRAINING PROGRAM IN PLANT MAINTENANCE. INCLUDED

ARE: INFORMATION ON IMPLEMENTING THE TRAINING PROGRAM,

SUPERVISORS UNIT GUIDE TO TOPICS, UNIT TESTS, ANSWER SHEETS,

AUTOMATICANSWER. KEY, PROGRESS CHARTS, UNIT COMPLETION

CERTIFICATES, AND REUUEST FOR COMPLETION CERTIFICATES,

TOPICS INCLUDED IN THIS TRAINING PROGRAM ARE: -BASIC

BLUEPRINT READING, READING SCHEMATICS AND SYMBOLS, BASIC

SHOP MATH, MEASUREMENT; METAL MATERIALS, NON-METAL

MATERIALS, HAND DOOLS, PORTABLE POWER TOOLS, PLANT SAFETY,

AND DEVELOPMENT TROUBLESHOOTING SKILLS.

AVIILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1101 SO GROVEE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-1440

Ii,


PUBLICATION DATE: , 74

TITLE:' SUPERVISORS.MATERIAL FOR TPC TRAINING PROGRAM-COURSE'

MOO, INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONTROL,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH 176 DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR; AIR , POLLUTION:. EVALUATION; *INDUSTRIAL'

POLLUTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIA.$1 NOISE POLLUTION;

*POLLUTION" CONTROL; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL

DEVILMENT: SOLID WASTES; *TEACHING GUIDES; *TRAINING

MANUALS; TRAINING PROGRAMS; WATER POLLUTION

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: $15.75

ABSTRACT; THIS PACKET CONTAINSSUPERVISORS MATERIAL FOR A

TRAINING PROGRAM IN INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONTROL, INCLUDED

IN DIE PACKET ARE: SUPERVISORS UNIT GUIDE, UNIT TESTS,

ANSWER SHEETS, AUTOMATICANSWER KEYS,. PROGRESS UNIT

COMPLETION CERTIFICATES, AND REQUESTS FOR COMPLETION

CERTICICATESI TOPICS IN ITE TRAINING UNIT INCLUDE: AIR,

WATER, SOLID WASTE, AND NOISE POLLUTION AND POLLUTION

CONTROL.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL' PUBLISHINGCOMPANY (TPC) TRAINING


(312) 3BI-1840

171



TITLE: HOW POWER PLANTS WORK.

PERSONAL AUTHOR; JANSEN RALPH F,, DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: ENERGY;*INDIVIDUALIZED

INSTRUCTION;*INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS; OPERATIONS1. *POWER PLANTS;PROGRAKAED

INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; SSTEAM GENERATINGSYSTEM;*TRAININOTROGRAMS; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; BOP. PRICE: 118,75 SEPARATE, 56.25COMPLETE COURSE 1509

ABSTRACT; THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINSFIVE LESSONS ON THEBASIC STEAM

GENERATING SYSTEM. THE TOPICS OF THE FIVELESSONS ARE: STEAK THEPRIMARY FORCE, HOW HEAT IS CONVERTEDTO POWER; POWER

PLANT EFFICIENCY,HANDLING WATER, FUEL, ANDWASTES, AND 'POWER PLANT OPERATION AND CONTROL, EACH LESSONCONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF TRE MATERIAL, PROCRAMMEDEXERCISES; AND A

COMPLETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY; TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) 'TRAININGSYSTEMS, 1301 SO GROVEE,BARRINGTON, IL

60010, TELEPHONE:(312) 301-1840



TITLE:GENERATING STEAK IN THE POWER PLANT.

PERSONAL AMOR:JANSEN, RALPH F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: '*DOIEERS;ENERGY CONSERVATION;

*INDIVIDUALIZEDINSTRUCTION;*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MAINTENANCE; *POWER'PLANTS; PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *STEAMGENERATING SYSTEMS;

*TRAINING PROGRAMS; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: P. PRICE: ' 118.75 SEPARATE, s56.2sCOMPLETE COURSE 1509

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINSFIVE LESSONS ON,CONSERVING ENERGY THROUGH IMPROVED COMBUSTION CONTROL,BOILER OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE. THE TOPICS OF THE FIVELESSONS ARE: TRANSFORMINC ENERGY IN WORK, BOILER

TAI

OPERATION, BOILER MAINTENANCE,COMBUSTION D HOW IT WORKS,AND STEAM GENERATION,

EACH LESSON CONTAINSPRESENTATION OFTHE MATERIAL,

PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND A CMPLETION QUIZ,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (ITC) TRAININGSYSTEMS, 1301 SO GROVES,BARRINGTON, IL '60010,

TELEPHONE:(312) 381-1840

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:EW005746


TITLE: USING STEAM IN THE POWER PLANT.

PERSONAL: WHOR; JANSEN, RALPH F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: *ENERGY=CONSERVATION;

FACILITIES;*INDIVIDUALIZEDINSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;*POWER 'PLANTS;

PROGRAMMED.INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT;*STEAM. GENERATING SYSTEMS; *WINING PROGM; TURBINES;WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 80P,' PRICE;118,154PARATE,' COMPLETE. COURSE 1560

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINSFIVE LESSONS ONCONSERVING ENERGY THROUGH EFFICIENT USE OF STEAM INTURBINES,

AUXILLIARIES, ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION, AND AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEMS,TUE TOPICS OF THE FIVE.LESSONS ABE:TURBINES, BOILER

INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND SAFETY,ELECTRICAL POWER FUNDAMENTALS, ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS;ANDAIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEMS, EACH LESSON CONTAINS APRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL,

PROGRAMMED EXERCISES; AND ACOMPLETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAININGSYSTEMS, 1301 SO GROVEE,BARRINGTON, IL, 60010, TELEPHONE;(312) 38I-1446



TITLE: 'SUPERVISORSMATERIAL FOR TPC TRAINING

PROGRAM-COURSE1509,

PERSONAL AUTHOR'. JANSEN, RALPH F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: ENERGY; EVALUATION;*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;POWER PLANTS; PROGRAMMED' INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT;STEAM GENERATION; *TEACHING GUIDES;

*TRAINING MANUALS;*TRAINING,PROGRAMS; *UTILITIES

DESCRIPTIVE :NOTE: PRICE: 115.75

ABSTRACT: THIS PACKET CONTAINSSUPERVISORS MATERIALS FOR ATRAINING PROGRAM IN UTILITIES AND POWER PRODUCTION. INCLUDEDIN THE PACKET ARE: SUPERVISORS UNIT GUIDE, UNIT TESTS,ANSWER SHEETS, AUTOMATIC ANSWER KEYS, PROGRESS

CHART'S, UNITCOMPLETION CERTIFICATES, AND REQUESTS FOR COMPLETIONCERTIFICATES. TOPICS IN THE TRAININGUNIT INCLUDE: HOW POWERPLANTS WORK, GENERATING STEAM IN THE POWER

PLANT, AND USINGSTEAM IN THE POWER PLANT:

AVAILABILITY; TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAININGSYSTEMS, 1301 SO GROVEEBARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE;(312) 301-1840

'



TITLE: SEMICONDUCTORS.

PERSONAL, AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F. DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR:. *CIRCUITS; ELECTRICAL DEVICES;: *ELECTRONICS;

INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY;,

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; OPERATIONS; PROGRAMMED

INSTRUCTION: *SEMICONDUCTORS; ,SKILL DEVELOPMENT; TTAINING

PROGRAMS: WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: BOP, PRICE: $10,71 SEPARATE, $93.75


ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS FIVE LESSONS ON THE

OPERATION AND REPLACEMENT OF SEMICONDUCTORS FROM DIODES TO

ICS, AND THEIR USE IN PRINTED CIRCUIT SUBASSEMBLIES, THE

TOPICS OF THE FIVE .LESSONS ARE: IFITODUCTION TO

SEMICONDUCTORS, TRANSISTORS, INTEGRATED 'CIRCUITS, PRINTED

CIRCUIT BOARDS, AND HOW TO RECOGNIZE AND REPLACE

SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGES, EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRESENTATION

OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION

QUIZ,


SYSTEMS, 1301 SO GROVEE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE;

(312) 381-1840



TITLE: POWER SUPPLIES'

PERSONAL AUTHOR! JANSEN, RALPH F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR *ELECTRICAL SYSTEM i *ELECTRONICS;

*ELECTRICITY: INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; INDUSTRfAL TECHNOLOGY; MAINTENANCE; *POWER

SUPPLIES; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT;

*TRAINING PROGRAMS; TRROUBLESHOOTINGI WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: '80P: PRICE: $18:75 SEPARA'T'E, 193,75


ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS FIVE LESSONS ON

UNDERSTANDING, MAINTAINING, AND TROUBLESHOOTING FOYER

SUPPLIES: THE .TOPICS OF THE FIVE LESSONS: INTRODUCTION

TO POWER'SOPPLIES, RECTIFIERS, FILTERS, VOLTAGE REGULATORS,

AND TROUBLESHOOTING POWER SUPPLIES. EACH LESSON CONTAINS A

PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND A

COMPLETION QUIZ,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPUTRAININC

SYSTEMS 1301SO,GROVEE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-1840

1 '1

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: E45750


TITLE: AILIFIERS,'


DESCRIPTOR: *AMPLIFIERS; ELECTRICAL DEVICES; *ELECTRONICS;

INDIVIDUALIZED' INSTRUCTION; *INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY;

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MAINTENANCE; PROGRAMMED

INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING nocrumTROUBLESHOOTING; WORKBOOKS ,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: HOP, PRICE: $18.75 SEPARATE, 1 1,75


ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS FIVE: LESSONS ON

UNDERSTANDING, MAINTAINING, AND TROUBLESHOOTING INDUSTRIAL

AMPLIFIERS. THE TOPICS OF THE'FIVE LESSONS ARE: INTRODUCTION

TO AMPLIFIERS, SINGLE STAGE AMPLIFIERS, MULTISTAGE

AMPLIFIERS, OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND TROUBLESHOOTING

AMPLIFIERS. EACH LESSON CONTON$ A PRESENTATION OF THE

NA1TRIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ.


SYSTEMS% 1301 SO GROVEE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE;

(312) 381-1840

IRIS ACCESSION NUMB: EWOD5751

PUBLICATION4DATE: 74

TITLE: OSCILLATORS AND MULTIVIBRATORS,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN,' RALPH F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS; *ELECTRONICS:

*ELECTRICITY;, INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; MAINTENANCE; *MTETIVIBRATORS; :OSCILLATORS;

PROGRAM o INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING

PROGRAM; TROUBLESHOOTING; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 80P: PRICE: 118,75 SEPARATE, $93:75


ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS FIVE LESSONS ON

UNDERSTANDING, MAINTAINING: AND TROUBLESHOOTING OSCILLATOR

AND HULTIVIBRATOR CIRCUITS. raE TOPICS OF Tit FIVE LESSONS

ARE: OSCILLATORS, INVERTERS AND CONVERTERS, NOLTIVIBRATORS,

WAVE SHAPING AND PULSE GENERATING, AND TROUBLESHOOTING

OSCILLATORS AND MULTIVIBRATORS. EACH LESSON CONTAINS A

PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, ACID A

COMPLETION QUIZ.


SYSTEM, 1301 SO CROVEE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-1840

1 7 (r)

IRIS ACCESSION MATER: EW005752


TITLE: LOGIC CIRCUITS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RAL F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: *ELECTRONICS; INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION;

*INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL *LOGIC

CIRCUITS; PROGRAMMED. INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT;

*TRAINING PROGRAMS; WORBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: BOP. PRICE: 318.75 SEPARATE, 195.75


ABSTRACT:: THIS TRAINEE'S ,GUIDE CONTAINS FIVE LESSONS ONUNDERSTANDING LOGIC CIRCUIIS,'TREIR FUNCTIONAL GROUPING:AND

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS, THE TOPICS OF THE FIVE LESSONS ARE:

BASIC DIGITAL ICS, LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS, MEDIUM AND LARGE

SCALE ICS, FUNCTIONAL LOGIC SYSTEM', AND TROUBLESHOOTING

LOGIC CIRCUITS. EACH LESSON A PRESENTATION QF THE

MATERIAL, PROCRAMMID EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC TRAININGSYSTEMS, 131-)1. SO GROVES, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-1840



TITLE: SUPERVISORS MATERIAL FOR TPC TRAINING PROGRAI =COURSE

2002-INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN. RALPH y4 DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR; *ELECTRICAL DEVICES; *ELECTRONICS; EVALUATION;

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; PROGRAMMED

INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TEACHING GUIDES; *rRAINING

MANUALS; *TRAINING PROGRAMS

,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: $15,75

ABSTRACT: THIS PACKET CONTAINS SUPERVISORS MATERIALS FOR A

TRAINING PROGRAM IN INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS, INCLUDED IN THE

PACKET ARE: SUPERVISORS UNIT GUIDE UNIT TESTS, ANSWER

SHEETS, AUTOMATIC ANSWER KEYS, PROGRESS CHARTS, UNIT

COMPLETION CERTIFICATES, AND REQUESTS FOR COMPLETION

CERTIFICATES, TOPICS IN THIS TRAINING UNIT INCLUDE:

SEMICONDUCTORS, POWER SUPPLIES, AMPLIFIERS, OSCILLATORS, AND

MULTIVIBRATORS, AND LOGIC CIRCUITS.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (ITC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1301 SO GHOVEE, BAPINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 3111-1840



TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICITY A ELECTRONICS:

,PERSONAL AUTHOR:. JANSEN, RALPH F;; DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: CIRCUITS;: CONbUCTORS; *ELECTRICITY;

*ELECTRONICS; INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; MAGNETISM; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL

DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING PROGRAM; WORKBOOKS

jDESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 160F. PRICE: 026,75 SEPARATE, 1267.50.

COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON A

BASIC NON-MATHEMATICAL APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING ELECTRICITY.

AND ELECTRONICS. THE TOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE;

ELECTRICAL ENERGY, STATIC, ENERGY, SOURCES OF ELECTRICITY,

'MAGNETISM, VOLTAGE; CURRENT AND RESISTANCE, ELECTRICAL

COMPONENTS, BASIC ELECTRONICS, CONDUCTORS, D,E CIRCUITS, AND

A-C. CIRCUITS. EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE

MATERIAL, PROGRAMED EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ,


SYSTEMS, 1301 SO CROWE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

.(312) 301-1840'



-TITLE: AATTERIES,AND D -C tiRCUITS.

.PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F.,, DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: *BATTERIES; *D-C CIRCUITS; *ELECTRICAL sysnmst

*mammy; INDIDUALIZED, INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT;

*TRAINING PROGRAM; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE, 3267.50

COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACT: THIS -= TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON THE

APPLICATION AND MAINTENANCE OF BATTERIES, AID UNDERSTANDING

D-C CIRCUITS. THE TOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE:

ELECTROCHEMICAL ACTION, BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS, TYPES OF

uralus, BATTERY MAINTENANCE, BATTERY CHARGING AND

RECORDS, B-C CIRCUIT FUNDAMENTALS, B-C SERIES CIRCUITS, D=C

PARALLEL CIRCUITS; `SERIES - PARALLEL CIRCUITS, AND APPLICATION

OF D-C CIRCUITS. EACH LESSON CONTAINS A, PRESENTATION OF THE

KARRIAL, PROGRAM EXTRC1SES AND A COMPLETION 'QUIZ;


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TITLE: TRANSFORMERS 8 A-C CIRCUITS,

4RIS'ACCESSION NUMBER; EW005750


TITLE:. ELECTRICAL PROTECTIVE DEVICES,

PERSONAL AMOR! JANSEN, RALPH F.; DIRECTOR PERSONAL AUTHOR; JANSEN, ,RALPH F. ,a DI ECTOR

DFACRIPTOR: *A7C CIRCUITS; *ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS;*ELECTRICITY; INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; .*INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS; MAINTENANCE; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL

DEVELOPMENT; *TRANSFORMERS; *TRAINING PROGRAMS; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1614 PRICE: 126.15 SE Tr, 126740COMPLETE COURSE'

ABSTRACT: THIS -TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON'W-CCIRCUITS, AND 'TUE APPLICATION AND MAINTENANCE OFTRANSFORMERS. THE TOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE: PRINCIPLES

OF 'ALTERNATING CURRENT, WAVE FUNDAMENTALS, INDUCTANCEAND INDUCTIVE REACTANCE CAPACITANCE 'OR CAPACITIVERIALTANCE, 'IMPEDANCE', A-C POWER, THREE-PHASE CIRCUITS,PRINCIPLES OF .TRANSFORMERS,' TRANSFORMER, ,'CONNECTIONS ANDAPPLICATIONS, AND TRANSFORMER MAINTENANCE, EACH LESSON

. CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF TIE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMEDEXERCISES, AND A CONkETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY; TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TTC) TRAININGSYSTEMS. 1301 SO GROVEE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010,' TELEPHONE:

(3.12) 561-ta48

IRIS ACCESSIONNUMBES: EW0051574


JITLE: :ELECTRICAL MEASURING INSTRUMENTS,0

PERSONAL AUTHOR", JANSEN,' RALPH F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR! *ELECTRICAL ' DEVICES:, , *ELECTRICITY;INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; -*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS:*MAINTENANCE; *MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS1,. PROGRAMMEDINSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT: *TRAINING PROGRAMS;V,ORDOOXS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE, 1267,50COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINtE'S'SUID CONTAINS TEA LESSONS ON NOWTO :SELECT, OFERATEi AND C_ FOR ELECTRICAL MEASURINGEQUIPMENT., THE TOPICS OF THE TEN.LESSONS ARE PRINCIPLES OFELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS, D-C INSTRUPIEW RESISTANCE1EASEEMENTS4' 'A*C METER PRINCIPLES, A-C MEASUREMENTS; POWER

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS, SPECIAL . INSTRUMENTS, INDICATINGMST/VENTS, RECORDING INSTRUMENTS. AND INSTRUMENT CARE,: AND

LEcitioNic INSTRUMENTS; EACH, LESSON CON' AINs PRESENTATION'Fa 'MATERIAL!, paoGRAmmED EXERCISES, AND -A COMPLETION

DESCRIPTOR: CIRCUIT', BREAKERS; *ELECTRICAL DEVICES;*ELECTRICAL RELAYS; *ELECTRICITY1' FUSES; INDIVIDUALIZEDINSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *NATIONAL ELECTRICAL.CODE; PROGRAMMED 'INSTRUCTION; SAFETY;. SKILL DEVELOPMENT;*TROINC PROGRAMS; WORICIOP,

ti

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 160P4 :PRICE: 0205, SEPARATE, $267,50COMPLETE' SET

ABSTRACT:, THIS TRAINEE ..GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON HOWTO SELECT FUSES; CIRCUIT:DREAMS, OVERLOAD RELAYS, AND HOWTO INTERPRET THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, IBE TOPICS OF THETEN LESSONS ARE FUSES 'CIRCUIT BREAKERS OVERLOAD RELAYS,APPLICATION OF PROTELIIVE DEVICES, GROUNDING, THE NATIONAL

'ELECTRICAL CODE; ELECTRICAL CALCULATIONS,INDUSTRIAL ILLUMINATION, AND MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY. EACHLESSON INCLUDES' A PRESENTATION OE' THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMEDEXERCISES,'ANBA COMPLETION QUIZ.

-AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING CoMPAMr(TPC) TRAININGSYSTEMSr, 1301 SO CROVEE, RARRINGTON, 1L 600j0, TELEPHONE;(312). 361.-11140 '

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0.0575,


TITLE; D =C EQUIPMENT 8 CONTROLS,

PERSONAL AUTHOR:. JANSEN, RALPH F., DIRECTOR

'DESCRIPTOR: ,C EQUIPMENT; *ELECTRICAL ' EQUIPMENT;*ELiCTRICAL SYSTEM; A ELECTRICITY; INDIVIDUALIZEDINSTRUCTION4 *INSPECTIONAL MATERIALS; MAINTENANCE;

-PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAININGPROGRAM; WORKBOOKS , 4

:DESCRIPTIVE NOTE 1160P.. PRICE: 126.75 SEPARATE, 1267.50COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACT: THIS' TRAINEES GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON THEOPERATION 'AND4 MAINTENANCE Of INDUSTRIAL 1)-C EQUIPMENT. THETOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE: D-C POWER IN INDUSTRY,

ELECTROMAGNETISM, D-C GENERATORS,,D-C MOTORS, DIC ARMATURES,D-C ,:,1ELAYS;' D-C CONTROLLERS, D-C POWER .SUPPLIES, SCRPRINCIPLES, AND D-C MAINTENANCE PRACTICES. EACH LESSONCONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIALS, PROGRAMMEDEXRCISES,' AND A COMPLETION quiz. 4.

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!($12J 1817440;`'L,



TITLE:, SINGLE PHASE .MOTORS{


DESCRIPTOR:' *ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS; INDIVIDUALIZED

.:INSTRUCTION; IASTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; AINTENANCE; *MOTOR81

'PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION;' *SKILL DEVELOPMENT; SINGLE-PHASE

MOTORS; *TRAININGTROCRIMS; WORKBOOKS'

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE :' 160P. PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE11267,50

COMPLETE COURSE.

ABSTRACT: THIS MINUS ODE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS' ON THE

OPERATING- CHARACTERISTICS AND MAINTENANCE OF SINGLE-PRASE

MOTOR,S.. THE TOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE: ''OPERATING

PRINCIPLES, SPLIT-PI ASEMOTORS, CAPACITOR MOTORS, REPULSION

MOTORS, UNIVERSAL MOTORS, SPECIAL MOTORS,.SYNCHHOS. SERVOS,

STARTING AND PROTECTING, ABM MOTOR MAINTENANCE. EACH LESSON,

CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED

EXTRCISES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ,'

AVAILABILITY: ,TECONICAL PUBLISHING COMPANYJTPC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1301 SO GROVEL BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-1840

IRIS ACCESSION SOMBER: E100376.1

PUBLICATION DATE:. 74:

TITLE: THREE-PHASE SYSTEMS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR:. .IANSEN, RALPH F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: *ELECTRICAL, SYSTEMS; ELECTRICITY; GENERATORS;

INDIVIDUALIZED ' INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;

MAINTENANCE; *MOTORS; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; :SKILL

DEVELOPMENT; *THREE-PHASE SYSTEMS; *TRAINING' PROGRAMS;

weRnooEs-

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P, PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE; $267,

COMPLETE COURSE

s

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEES GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON THE

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THREE-PHASE INDUCTION MOTORS:,

AND IN-PLANT' POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS t THE TOPICS OF THE

TEN 'LESSONS:, RE: THREE-PHASE MOTOR'PRINCIPLES, INDUCTION

MOTORS :SYNCHRONOUS, MOTORS, RETIRE-SPEED DUAL VOLTAGE

MOTORS, THREE-PHASE MOTOR MAINTENANCEA-C MOTOR STARTING

PRINCIPLES. THREE-PHASE MOTOR CONTROLLERS, ALTERNATORS,

AUXILIARY' GENERAL SYSTEMS, AND POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS!

EACH :LESSON INCLUDES A PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL,

?ROMPED EXERCISES, AND A COMPLETION' QUIZ,

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL. TU NG COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1301 SO GROVEE,IARR TON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE::

(312) 381-1840

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWOO 762'


TITLE: A-C CONTROL EQUIPMENT,


DESCRIPTOR: *ELECTRICAL 'EQUIPMENT; *ELECTRICAL SYSTEM;

ELECTRICITY; INDIVIDUALIZED:: INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; MAINTENANCE; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL.

DEVELOPMENT; SVITCHES; *TRAINING PROCRANS;,wigINGI wommors

DESCRIPTIVE:NOTE: 160P. PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE, $267.50

COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACTF, THIS INEES 'OUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON

ELECTRICAL CONTROL SYSTEM OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE. THE

TOPICS Of THE TEN LESSONS ARE MOTOR STARTERS, Pusuptim

CONTROL STATIONS, LIMIT SWITCHES, SPECIAL CONTROL swings,

TIMERS . AND COUNTERS, CONTROL RELAYS HAZkRDOUS LOCATION

EQUIPMENT, SPECIAL MOTOR CONTROL, MOTOR CONTROLCENTERS, AND

CONTROL PANEL WIRING. EACH LESSON INCLUDES A PRESENTATION OF

THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND:A COMPLETION Qum

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL 'PUBLISHING COMPANY MC) TRAINING

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(312) 361-1840'

IRIS' ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0057 3


TITLE: ELECTRICAL TROUBLESHOOTING.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: *ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT; *ELECTRICAL,.' SYSTEMS;

ELECTRICITY; IDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL

.MATERIALS; : *MAINTENANCE; PROBLEM SOLVING; PROGRAMMED

INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; . 1TRAINING PROGRAMS;

TROUBLESHOOTINGCSOKKHOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE: 026,75 SEPARATE, 0267.50.

COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACT:. THIS TRAINEES GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON THE

STEP -BY -STEEP APPROACH TO ,ELECTRICAL, MAINTENANCE PROBLEM

SOLVING. THE TOPICS .OF THE TEN LESSONS ABE: TROUBLESHOOTING

WITH ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS, TROUBLESHOOTING- WITH BUILDING

DRAWINGS, . TROUBLESHOOTING WITH CONTROL CIRCUITS,

THOUBLEHOOTING COMBINATION STARTERS, TROUBLESHOOTING

CONTROL; DEVICES,' TROUBLESHOOTING SPECIAL CONTROLS,

TROUBLESHOOTING A-C MOTORS, TROUBLESHOOTING LIGHTING

SYSTEMS, AND CUTTING TROUBLESHOOTING TIME EACH LESSON

CONTAINS,/ A. PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED

---EEKAUFES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ.



(312) 381-11340

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW0057 4

PUBLICATION BATE; 74

TITLE: SUPERVISORS MATERIAL FOR TPC TRAINING PROGRAM -COURSE

2502 0 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F., DIRECTOR.

DESCRIPTOR: A-C CIRCUITS: 11-G CIRCUITS; !ELECTRICALEQUIPMENT; *ELECTRONICS; *ELECTRICITY; EVALUATION;

*INSTRUCTIONAL. MATERIALS; PROCRAMAED INSTTUCTION; SKILL.

DEVELOPMENT: *TEACHING GUIDES; *TRAINING MANUALS: *TRAINING

PROGRAM

DESCRIPITIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE: 015.73

ABSTRACT: THIS PACKET CONTAINS. SUPERVISORS MATERIALS. FOR A

TRAINING PROGRAM 1N ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE, INCLUDED IN THEPACKET ARE: SUPERVISORS UNIT GUIDE, UNIT TESTS, ANSWERSHEETS, AUTO TIC ANSWER KEYS, PROGRESS 'CHARTS, UNITCOMPLETION CERTIFICATES, AND REQUESTS FOR COMPLETIONCERTIFICATES, TOPICS IN THIS TRAINING UNIT INCLUDE:

INTRODUCTION, TO .ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICS BATTERIES ANDD=C CIRCUITS, TRANSFORMERS AND A-C CIRCUIIN', ELECTRICAL,

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS, ELECTRICAL PROTECTIVE DEVICES, DC

4DIPMENT AND CONTROLS, SINGLE-PHASE MOTORS, THREE -PHASE

YSTEMS, A-C CONTROL TIMM AND : ELECTRICAL

TROUBLESHOOTING.

'AVM:LABIUM TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1301s0 CROVEE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-1040

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EM05765


TITLE:: ELEMENTS OF MECHANICS,

PERSONAE AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F. DIRECTOR.

DESCRIPTOR:' TOOLS; *INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION:

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATER! S; MEASUREMENT: *MECHANICS; *PHYSICS;

POWER TOOLS; PROGRA INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT:

*TRAINING PROGRAMS: WO KS,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 160r, PRICE; 126.75 SEPARATE, 0267,50'

COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON AN

INTRODUCTION TA BASIC MECHANIPL FUNCTIONS, MOTI1114, ANDS

FORCE; THE TOPICS Or THE TEN 1ESSONS'ARE: FORCES, MOTION,'

WOW( AND, ENERGY, SIMPLE MACHINES, USEFUL WORK, AREA AND

VOLUME MEASUREMENT, HANDTOOLS, POWER TOOLS, FASTENERS, AND

FRICTION, EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE

MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED ,E) AND A COMPLETION QUIZ,


SYSTEMN,L' 1301 SO. GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

( 12) 301-1840

1114

IRIS'ACGESS1ON'NOMBER; EW0057 6


TITLE: LUBRICATION,

PERSONAL AUTHOR; JANSEN, RALPH F.; DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: *CREASES:, *INDIVIDUAWEa-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS' *LUBRICATION; *

INSTRUCTION ;: SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING

WOHMOO

TRUCTION;

ROOMEDPROGRAM;

DEFCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE:. e6',75 SEPARATE, $267.50

CORPLETE COURSE.

ABSTRACT; THO TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON THE

:PROPER SELECTION AND USE OF LUBRICANTS WITHIN THE PLANT. THE

TOPICS OF THE TEN ARE PRINCIPLES OF LUBRICATION,'LUBRICANT "CHARACTERISTICS, ADDITIVES;.

, LUBRICATING ACTION,.

AND BEARING' LUBRICATION,' OILS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS,GENERAL PURPOSE GREASES, SPECIAL PURPOSE : GREASES,

LUBRICATING. COMPOUNDS, LUBRICATION SYSTEMS AND ETHOS,AUTOMATIC' LUBRICATION H_ETHODS,' AND LUBRICANT STORAGE ANDHANDLING, EACH LESSON CONTAINS 'A PLESENTATION OE TILE

MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES,: AND A COMPLETION QUIZ,

AVAILABILITY:: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (ITC) TRAINING

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(312) 381-1840

IRIS ACCESSION NUMB: EW005767


TIME: DRIVE COMPONENTS


DESCRIPTOR,. *CLUTCHES; *COUPLINGS; *DRIVE COMPONENTS:*GEARS:: NDIVIDUALIZED . INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS; PROGRAMED INSTRUCTIOV; SKILL. DEVELOPMENT;

*TING PROGRAMS; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P, PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE, $267,50

COMPLETE COURSE ,

ABSTRACT; THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ;ON THE

APPLICATION OF COUPLINGS; CLIMES, GEARS, AND OTHER DRIVE

ELEMENTS, ,THE TOP ICS OF TEE TEN LESSONS ARE COMMON

COUPLINGS, SPECIAL COUPLINGS, CLUTCHES, MELT DRIVES,. CHAIN

DRIVES, SPEED REDUCERS PARTS I AND II, GEARS, VARIABLE SPEED

REDUCERS,: AND BRAKES AND MOTORS, EACH LESSON CONTAINS A

PRESENTATION OF. THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED ACTIVITIES AND ACOMPLETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING,

SYSTEMS, 1301 SO, GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 381-11140

(

IRIS ACCESS ION. E 0 0 5 7 6 8

I ,


TITLE: BEARINGS,


DESCRIPTOR: *BEARINGS; FRICTIONLESS BEARINGS;-*INDIVIDUALIZED .INSTRUCTION; INSTALLATION.; *INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS; INSPECTION; JOURNAL BEARINGS; *MAINTENANCE;PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEvaommi *mumPROGRAMS; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: ..100P. PRICE: 126.75 SEPARATE, 5267.50COMPLETE COURSE

A TRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON THE'PROPER INSTALLATION, INSPECTION, AND MAINTENANCE OF JOURNAL

AND FRICTIONLESS BEARINGS. THE TOPICS OF THE TEN SONS

TRriARE: PRINCIPLES OF BEARINGS AND SHAFTS, PLAIN AL .

BEARINGS PARTS I AND II, AITIFRICTION BEARINGS PAR ANDII. BALL 4ND ROLLER BEARINGS, SPECIALIZED BEARINGS, BEARINGSEES, LUBRICATION, AND BEARING MAINTENANCE. EACH LESSONCONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMEDACTIVITIES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ.:

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TFC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1301 SO. GROVE BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:,

(312) 381 -1840

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: ES005769


TITLE: PUMPS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR! JANSEN, RALPH F. , DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR: CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS; *INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION;

INSTRUCTIONAL 'MATERIALS; , MAINTENANCE; PROGRAMMEDINSTRUCTION; *PUMPS; SKILLBEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING PROGRAMS;*WATER PUMPS; WoRKPOUS

'A

DESCRIPTIVE AOTE: 160P. PRICE: 126.75 SEPARATE, 1267.50COMPLETE COURSE

ADSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON TIEOPERATING PRINCIPLE AND: MAINTENANCE: OF POSITIVE'D1SPLACEANT AND. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS; THE TOPICS:OP :THE TEN

LESSONS ARE PUMP APPLICATIONS; PUMP SELECTION, CENTRIFUGALPUMPS. PROPELLER AND TURBINE PUMPS, ROTARY NITS:RECIPROCATING PUMPS,. METERING PUMPS, SPECIAL PURPOSE PUMPS,

PACKINGS AND SEALS,. AND PUMP MAINTENANCE. EACH, LESSONCONTAINS A PRESENTATION OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMEDACTIVITIES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ:

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING :COMPANY (TTC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1301-SO. GROVE,,BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(313) 381-1840

IRIS ACCESSION RISER: ROO 770


TITLE: PIPING SYSTEMS


Fa

DESCRIPTOR; FILTERS; *HYDRAULICS; *INDIVIDUALIZED.INSTRIXTfON. *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *PIPE FITTINGS;

*PIPES; PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING

PROGRAM; VALVES; WORKBOOKS,,

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P, PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE, 1267,501COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACT: THIS TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON THETYPICAL IN-PLANT APPLICATIONS OF PIPINO,,TUBING, HOSE, AND

'

FITTINGS. THE TOPICS OF TIE TEN LESSONS ARE: PIPING SYSTEMS,

METAL PIPING, NONMETALLIC PIPING; TUBING: HOSES,'FITTIMS,

COITION VALVES, SPECIALIZED VALVES, STRAI )RS, FILTERS, ANDTRAPS, AND ACCESSORIES. EACH LESSON CONTA S A PRESENTATIONOF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES AND A COMPLETION

QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY! TECHNICAL PUBLISHING: COMPANY (TPC), 'TRAINING

lYSTEMS 1301 SO: GROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, ,TELEPHONE::.

(312) 301-1840

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EN,005.771


TITLE: 'BASIC HYDRAULICS.


DESCRIPTOR: *FLUIDS; *HYDRAULICS; *INDIVIDUALIZED

INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL' MATERIALS; MOTORS; *PIPES;

PROGRAM ED INSTRUCTION; *PUMPS; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING

PROGRA2S; VALVES; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: mop., 4 PRICE: 126,75 SEPARATE, 1267.50

COMPLETE COURSE


PRINCIPLES AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF HYDRAULICSYSTEMS AND. COMPONEMTS. THE TOPICS OF TIE TEN LESSONS ARE:

PRINCIPLES OF HYDRAULICS, HYDRAULIC FLUIDS, STRAINERS AND

FILTERS, RESERVOIRS AND ACCUMULATORS, HYDRAULIC PUTTS,

PIPING, TUBING, AND FITTINGS, DIRECTIONAL CONTROL VALVES,

PRESSURE CONTROL VALVES, CYLINDERS, AID HYDRAULIC MOTORS,


PROMAMMED ACTIVITIES, AND A COMPLETION QUIZ.

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: D1003772


TITLE! HYDRAULIC TROUBLESHOOTING,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F,, IREGTOlt,

DESCRIPTOR'. *HYDRAULICS; *INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION;INSTALLATION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL;IVES; PROGRAMMEDINSTRUCTION;- SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING PROGRAMS:*TROUBLESHOOTING; VALVES; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE: 126,75 SEPARATE, 147,50COMPLETE COURSE:

ABSTRACT: THIS MIME'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON HOWTO 'DIAGNOSE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PROBLEMS AND PROPERLY INSTALL

. COMPONENTS. THE Tpvics' OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE:XDBAULICSYSTEMS, HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, INSTILLING HYDRAULIC

COMPONENTS, INSTALLING PIPES AND TUBES, SELECTING HYDRAULIC

FLUIDS, PLANNING SYSTEM MAINTENANCE, TROUBLESHOOTINGSYSTEMS, TROUBLESHOOTING VALVES, TROUBLESHOOTING CYLINDERS,

TROUBLESHOOTING PUMPS AND MOTORS. EACH LESSON INCLUDES'A

:PRESENTATION OF TUE- MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, 'AND. A

COMPLETION QUIZ.. '

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANYJITC) TRAINING

SYSTEMS, 1301 SO. GROVE BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:

(312) 581-1840



TITLE:- BASIC PNEUMATICS.

PERSONAL' AUTHOR: JANSEN, RALPH F., DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR:` *AIR TREATMENT; *COMPRESSORS; *INDIVIDUALIZED

INSTRUCTION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *PNEUMATICS;

PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL DEVELOPMENT; 4TRAINING

PROGRAMS; VALVES; WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 16012, PRICE: 75 SEPARATE, 1267.50

COMPLETE COURSEN

ABSTRACT: THIS 'NAME'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON rimPRINCIPLES AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPRESSED AIR

SYSTEMS. AND COMTONENTS. THE. TOPICSAF TILE TEN LESSONS ARE

PNEUMATIC PRINCIPLES; PAISARY AIR TREATMENT; SECONDARY AIR

TREATMENT: PIPING,' ROSES, AND FIIIINGS, ,,coNropt, VALVES:

PRESSURE ,RELIEF VALVES; CYLINDERS; AND MOTORS, 1ACH LESSONCONTAINS: A 'ERESENTATIOR OF THE MATERIAL, PROGRAMEDEXERCISES, AND 'A COMPLETION QUIZ..

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINinSYSTEPIS, 1301 SO. (;ROVE, BARRINGTON, IL 60010, TELEPHONE:(. 111) 30I71040

IRIS- ACCESSION NUMBER: EWOO 4


T111E: PNEUMATIC TROUBLESHOOTING,

:PERSONAL AUTHOR: JANSEN,IALPRE., DIRECT%

DESCRIPTOR: *AIR COMPRESSORS: HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS;INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION,; ,s*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;MAINTENANCE; *PNEUMATICS; *CRAMMED INSTRUCTION; SKILL

DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING PROGRAMS; *TROUBLESHOOTING; WORKBOOKS'

'DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE: $26.75 SEPARATE, $267,50.

COMPLETE COURSE

ABSTRACT: '111I5 TRAINEE'S GUIDE CONTAINS TEN LESSONS ON HOW:TO DIAGNOSE COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM PROBLEMS AND PROPERLY,INSTALL' COMPONENTS, THE TOPICS OF THE TEN LESSONS ARE.:

PNEUMATIC' SYSTEMS; PNEUMATIC SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS,INSTALLATION: OF SYSTEM ,COMPONENTS, SYSTEM MAINTENANCE,

DETERMINING SYSTEM FAILURES, TROUBLESHOOTING CONTROL VALVES,

TROUBLESHOOTING CYLINDERS, TROUBLESHOOTING AIR MOTORS, AND

P EUMATIC/HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS, EACH LESSON' INCLUDES Ar

PIRESENTATION OF THE, MATERIAL, PROGRAMMED EXERCISES, AND .A

COMPLETION QUIZ.

AVAILABILITY:' :TECHNICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY (ITC) 'MININGSYSTEM S1 1301 SO GROVEE; BARRINGTON, IL 6,0010,. TELEPHONE:

(312) 301,1840 '

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00N775

PUBLICATION. DATE: 74

TITLE: SUPERVISORS MATERIAL FOR TPC TRAINING PROGRAMS-

COURSE 3507-MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE.

PERSONAL AMR; 'JANSEN; RALPH F,, DIRECTOR

DESCRIPTOR:. EVALUATION; 44YDRAULICSJ $1NSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS: MAINTENANCE; *MECHANICS; AINERMATICS: PROGRAMMED

INSTRUCTION; SKILUDEVELOPMENT; *TEACHING GUIDESOMAININC'

MANUALS;*TRAININGEIDGRAMS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160P. PRICE:: $15.75

ABSTRACT: THIS PACKET CONTAINS SUPERVISORS MATERIAL .FOR A

TRAINING PROGRAM IN MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE, INCLUDED IN THE

PACKET ARE: SUPERVISORS UNIT GUIDE, UNi JESTS, ANSWERSHEETS,/ AUTOMATIC ANSWER KEYS, MOGRE CHARTS, UNIT

COMPLETION 04HTIFICKITS, AND REQUESTS FOR COMPLETION

CERTIFICATES. TOPICS IN THE TRAINING,.UNIT INCLUDELELEMENTS

OF MECHANICS, LUBRICATION, DRIVE COMPONENTS, BEARINGS,

PUMPS, PIPING SYSTEMS. BASIC HYDRAULICS. HYDRAULICTROUBLESHOOTING, BASIC PNEUMATICS, AND PNEUMATIC

TROUBLESHOOTING. '

AVAILABILITY: TECHNICAL PURLISHING COMPANY (TPC) TRAINING

.SYSTEMS, 01 SO GROVES, BARRINGTON, IL' 60010 TELEPHONE:

(.312) 301-1840

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EWO 776

PUBLICATION DATE: NOV BO

TITLE: SEPTAGE AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN THE ACTIVATED

SLUDGE PROCESS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: .SEGAEL, BURTON A oft, CHARLES R,

DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; CLARIFICATION; *DESIGN;

MUNICIPAEITES;' *OPERATIONS' (WASTEWATER); *SEPTAGEI.. SEPTIC

TANKS; *SLUDGE; DEITIES; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT


, ABSTRACT: LARGE ' QUANTITIES OF SEPTACE WERE FED TO A

CONVENTIONAL ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLAIT LOCATED AT MARLBOROUGH,

MASSACHUSETTS. THE WASTE WAS FED ON BOTH CONTINUOUS AND

SHOCKING LOAD SCHEDULES. PROCESS CHARGES, ALONG WITH

WASTEWATER AND SEPTAGE CHARACTERSTICS, WERE MONITORED.

CRITICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR IREATNENT PLANT DESIGN RAND

OPERATION kfti PRESENTED AND THE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS LOADING

LEVELS IS 'SHOWN. GRAVITY FLOW IN LARGE CONDUITS OR

INTERMITTENT SEPTAGE PUNTING IS RECOMMENDED !MINIMOPERATIONAL PROBLEMS, SEPTAGE 'RAMAT C ARE

SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED WHEN BIOLOGICAL IlLEATMENT I_ BYPASSED

AND THE WASTE IS SUBJECTED TO DEWATERINC PROCESSES.

AVAILABILITY: JOUPJAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,

V52 1111 '

IRIS ACCESSION:NUMBER: EW005777;

PUBLICATION DATE: NOV BOA

TITLE! CASE STUDY OF PREDICTION OF

CORROSION IN SEWERS.

ULFIDE GENERATION AND

PERSONAL AUTHOR: MEYER, WALTER J.

DESCRIPTOR; *CORROSION; 'KASE STUD! ; *HYDROGEN SULFIDE;

MODELS;, *PREDICTION; R1SEARCR;i SULFIDES; *SEWERS;

*WASTEWATER COLLECTION


ABSTRACT: A CASE STUDY WAS PERFORMED: TO CORRELATE

PREDICTIONS OF SULFIDE GENERATION AND CORROSION EQUATIONS

WITH OBSE.- 1 CONDITIONS IN A TRUNK SEWER SYSTEM.PREDICTED

SULFIDE V. S, USING POKEROYS LESS-CONSERVATIVE EQUATIONS(

COMPARE' WILL WITH OBSERVEY,CONCENTRATIONS WHEN THE DILUTION

AT JUNCTIONS WAS CONSIDERED, `IEEE HYDRAULIC AND WASTEWATER

CHARACTERISTICS WERE AVERAGED OVER 5-YEAR INCREMENTS AND THE

PREDICTED CORROSION WAS CALCULATED AND COMPARED WITH THE

OBSERVED CORAOSION, THE RESULTS OF THE STUDY ESTABLISH WITH

CONFIDENCE THAT EQUATIONS FOR PREDICTING SULFIDE GENERATION

AND CORROSION OF SEWERS MAY HE USED IN SEWER DESIGN TO

ASSURE ADEQUATE: SERVICE: LIFE. THE STUDY INDICATES. ANS OF

APPLYING THE DATA AND USING THE EQUATIONS TO ACCOUNT FOR

slARTABLE FACTORY FOR MORE ACCURATE PREDICTIONS.. ,


1It

1

.V52, NII

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER! ES005770

PUBLICATION DATE; NOV

TITLE: MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS

DIGESTION AND COMPOSTING.

RESPONSIBLE FOR ANAEROBIC,

PERSONAL AUTHOR; EINSTEIN, M. S.; AND OTHERS_

DESCRIPTOR: *ATAEROBIC . DIGESTION; BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT; .

*COMPOSTING; *ECOSYSTEMS1. ECOLOGY; *MICROBIOLOGY;

*OPERATIONS (YASTEWATER) ;. *SLUDGE; SLUDGE MANAGEMENT;

*WASTEWATER TREATENT


ABSTRACT: WITHIN THE LAST FEeYEARS, COMPOSTING HAS EMERGED

AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO ANAEROBIC DIGESTION FOR THE TREATMENT

OF }WASTEWATER . SLUDGE. THESE' ,BIOLOGICAL. PROCESSES ARE

EXAMINED AND COMPARED FROM THE FUNDAMENTAL PERSPECTIVE OF

THEIR UNDERLYING MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS. THE STRENGHTHS AND

WEAKTESSES OF THE PROCESSES ARE EXPLORED RELATIVE Ti)

CONTEMPORARY' NEEDS IN SLUDGE MANAGEMENT.

3.

AVAILABILITY! JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,

V52 All

iRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWOO 779


TITLE: COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF ROTATING BIOLOGICAL

CONTACTORS USING AIR AND PURE OXYGEN.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUANG,AU-CHAIG

DESCRII'TOl: ALGAE; *BIOLOGICAL' CONTACTORS; CIVIL

ENGINEERI1G; *DESIGN;, *EVALUATION; 40PERATIONS (WASTEWATER);

*OXYGEN; *ROTATING BIOLOGICAL FILTERS; *SLUDGE; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 26861703P=

ABSTRACT: ' COMPARISON IS MADE OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THREE

PARALLEL ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS IN TREATING A

SYNTHETIC MILK WASTE BY USING' AIR AND PURE OXYGEN UNDER

ATMOSPHERIC OR PRESSURIZED CONDITIONS, .. PURE OXYGEN UNDER'

IItESSURE IS FOOD. TO INCREASE THE THICKNESS OF BIOFILMS

DEVELOPED, ON THE DISK SURFACE.. mcg IN TURN IMPROVES Ali

CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND 'REDUCTION, PROVIDED THAT TIDE; WASTE

STRENGTH. IS HIGH AND THE BIOFILNS DO NOT BRIDGE OVER `THE

DISK CLEARANCE, USE OF PURE ALSO CREATE, IMPROVESIBE,

SLUDGE SETPLEABILITY AND REDUCES THE FILAMENTOUS GROWTH:

HOWEVER( LABORATORY DATA APPEAR TO INDICATE THAT AN

EXCESSIVELY, HIGH CONCENTRATION OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN HAS AY

INHIBITORY EFFECT ON BIOLOGICAL NITRIFICATION:

AVAILABILITY: JOURNAI, WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,

V52 Nil

IRIS ACCESSION Pima: ENeo5

PUBLICATION DATE: NOV

TITLE.: PERFORMANCE OF A LARGEPLANT.

DVAACED WASTE, TREATMENT

PERSONAL AUTHOR: EC ANN,' DONALD E. ZINN/MAN. SOLD, S.

DESCRIPTOR; *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *ADVANCED WAiiEWATERTREATMENT; BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND; *COSTS; *FFICIENCY;EFFLUENTS;'. *EVALUATION; FILTRATION;' NITROGEN; *MOMS(WASTEWATER); PHOSPHOROUS; SUSPENDED SOLIDS; *WASTEWATERTREATMENT'

1


ABSTRACT: THE ARTICLE DESCRIBES TEE OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIESOF THE ROANOKE ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT, THEPLANT CONSISTS OF THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS FOLLOWED BYNITRIFICATION; .FLOCCULATION,, COAGULATION, FILTRATION' ANDDISINFECTION FACILITIES, THEHOUALITY OF THE EFFLUENT UNDERAVERAGE AND MAXINU1 CONDITIONS, THE EFFECT OF EACH PROCESSUPON ,THE OVERALL TREATMENT, AMOUNT OF SLUDGE GENERATED,CHEMICALS USED, AND OTHER MAJOR PARAMETERS OF EACH. PROCESSWITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS

OFFILTRATION, AS WELL AS CONSTRUCTIONAND OPERATIONAL CO* S ARE PRESENTED,

P!AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,V52 NII

IRIS; CESSION NUNTER: B1

PUBLICATION DATE: NOV

TITLE; TRADE-OFFS IN SLUDGE THICKEpING AND TRANSPORT/REUSESYSTEM

PERSONAL. AUTHOR: LEININGER, KURT V. ANDIOTHERS,

DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS; *DESIGN; DEWATERINCI ECONOMICS;*EVALUATION; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PILOT STUDIES;*REUSE; *RECYCLING; *SLUDGE; *SLUDGE THICKENING; *WASTEWATERTREATMENT

)ESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2771-2779P.

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES TIRE PILOT TESTING AND COSTANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE SLUDGE THICKENING PROCESSES WHICHCU CARRIED OUT AS A PART OP A PREDESICN STUDY. TESTRESULTS AND COST AVAUSES ARE SUMMARIZED. AND SOME OF THEIARIABLE AND mu EFFECTS ON ANSTEK COSTS ARL DISCUSSED.OSIN OF THICKENING ARE A MAJOR COMPONENT OF OVERALL SYSTEM'OSTS FOR `T' REUSE PROGRAM. THERE ARr DEFINITE TRADE-OFFS'0 BE MADE BETWEEN THICKENING AND TRANSPORT /REUSE COSTS. IN'ARTICULAR. THE COST. OF PROVIDING , NEW THICKENINGAPABILITIES IS NOT NECESSARILY LESS THAN TIE SAVINGS TATOULU RESULT IN TRANSPORT/REUSE COSTS.

I J

AVAILABILITY:. JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,V52 NII.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005T02

PUBLICATION. DATE: NOV 80

TITLE: AN OVERVIEW OF EUROPEAN WATER TJEATMENT PRACTI4,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: MITER, P. L. AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR; *BIOLOGICAL 'TREATMENT; *CHEMICAL TREATMENT:-*EUROPE; FACILITIES; *MANAGEMENT; *OPERATIONS (WATER);*PH ICAL TREAThENT; WATER QUALITY; *WATER TREATMENT; WATERPOLLUTION; WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:: 592-399P,-

ABSTRACT: THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND r' NEW TITEATIENT DESIGNS INEUROPE IS TO. AREMOVE TOTAL ORGANIC, CARBON ANTI SYNTHETICORGANIC .CONTAMINANTS IN SUCCESSIVE TREATMENT STEPS-STORAGE,FLOCCULATION, gamic, OZONATION, ,RAPID AND SLOW SANDFILTRATION, AND GRANULAR ACTIVATED FILTRATION - RATHER THANONLY IN THE FILTERS., THE IDEA IS TO CONINE PHYSICAL,'CHEMICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL REMOVAL MECHANISMS IN AN INTEGRATEDSYSTEM TO ACHIEVE OPTIMUM REMOVAL OF MICHOPOLLUTANTS.

AVAILABILITY: ,ANUICAV WATER WORKSASSOCIATION JOIMINALI, V72

NIP

166

IRIS 'ACCESSION NUMBER; EW0057


TITLE: TAPPING1DRINKING WATER DATA A PROTOTYPE MEM,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: DEININGEK BOLE A.

DESCRIPTOR: *DRINKING *TER; *DATA MANAGEMENT;*DATABASES('

*INFORMATIONDISSEMINATION; 'MANAGEMENT :SYSTEMS: PUB t

WATER SYSTEMS.;. RESEARCH; *STANDARDS; *UTILITIES; *WA1 R

(RIMY; *WATER SUPPLY

DESCRIPTIVEIOTE: 600403P.

ABSTRACT! AS DECISIONS, ON NEW WATER:QUALITY,STANDAMS AREIT IS IMPERATIVE THAT INFORMATION BE AVAILABLE ON HOW'

MANY PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS ARE AFFECTED AND TO WHAT EXAM'. ARECENTLY DEVELOPED PROTOTYPE 'DATA ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENTSYSTEM WITH: ONLINE INTERACTIVE CAPARIPTIES.VORD PERMIT\AUTHORIZED USERS TO INTERROGATE TH SYSTEM AND ANALYZE DATAON UNITED STATES UTILITIES AND SELECTED 'WATER QUALITYEARAMETERS,

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORM ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, 1172Nit

METHOD FOR HANDLING WASTE WATER TREATMENT ARE VISITED'''.

INTERVIEWS' ARE .CONDUCTED WITH ICY "PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE OR ,,THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT

FACILITIES.. THE FILM STRESSES THE NEED FOR CONSERVING AND.

RECYCLING DWINDLING WATER RESOURCES.

AVAILABILITY: MODER TALKING pi TUBE SERVICE, 5900 PARK

STREET NORTH,: ST, PETERSBURG,' FL 3109


TITLE:. FLOW, VOLUC=:PIRT 1: FLOW CHARACTERISIICS

PERSONAL.. UTROR: DOWDELL', RODGER B.

DESCRIPTOR :. FLOW' CHARACTERISTICS;

DYNAMICS; *HYDRAULICS; *MEASUREMENT;

DESCRIPTIVE,NOTt: 4BP' PRICE:

COMPLETE SET OF 3 BOOKS

FLUID FLOW; FLUID

*PIPELINE FLOWS

,140,00 EACH,. 110%00

ABSTRACT:: THIS VOLUME IS PART-'ONE OF UTHREePART SERIES ON.

FLOW TECENOLOGY RASED UPON THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN

SOCIETY '0E- MECHANICAL ENGINEERS FLUIDS ENGINEERING

CONFERENCE' THIS VOLUME EXPLAINS ,FLUID1EHAVIORAL PROPERTIES

THAT DETERMINE POSSIBLE FLUID METERING 'METHODS IN SOME

CASES, CONSTRAINTS TO FLUIDATERIAG IN OTHERSADDITIONAL

TOPICS COVER OPEN CHANNELS'- BOTH SHALLOW AND DEEP AND WITH

BROAD VELOCITY UNGES;FLOWINGfLULDS THAT ARE HOMOGENEOUS

AND NONIHOMOGENEOUS, TURBULENT. TO. NON- TURBULENT; HIGH TO

VERY LOW TEMPERATURES, STEADY STATE TO YPULSATING: FLOW

SITUATIONS INCLUDE PIPELINE FLOW, MOISTURE FLOW THROUGH.

SOIL, TIDAL CURRENTS, CRYOGENIC FLUID TRANSFER, AND

ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE, THIS VOLUME ALSO CONTAINS PAPERS

DEALING WITH VELOCITY AND PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS, AND

MEASUREMENTS IN FLUID MECHANICS,

AVAILABILITY :. INSTRUMENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA,': P. 0, BOX

34003P, PITTSBURG,,- PA 15220


TITLE: FLOW, VOLUME I - PART 2: FLOW MEASURING DEVICES,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: DOWDELL, Roma B

'DESCRIPTOR: -_CALIBRATION; , *PEOWMETERS;' *FLUID FLOW;

*HYDRAVEICSA,*INSTRUMENTATIONI *MEASUREMENT; *TECHNOLOGY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 611F, PRICE: $40.00 EACH, 1110.00

COMPLETE 3 BOOK SET

ABSTRACT:' THIS VOLUME IS PART TWO OF A THREE PART SERIES ON

FLOW TECHNOLOGY BASED UPON THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN

SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 'FLUIDS ENGINEERING

CONFERENCE. THIS VOLUME IS CONCERNED WITH .THE PHENOMENA THAT

CAN BE , EXPLOITED FOR MEASUREMENT PURPOSES, AND THE

INSTRUMENTS RASED ON THOSE PHENOMENA' FROM DESIGN TO

CALIBRATION'TO'APPLICATIONS, PATERS FOCUS 'ON VIRTUALLY EVERY

KIND OF VELOCITY AND VOLUMETRIC FLOWMTER: ORIFICE, TURBINE,

ELECTROKCNETIC,' THERMAL 'VORTEX, MASS, ULTI)ASONIC AND OTHER

TYPES,

I

AVAILABILITY: INSTRUMINT 'SOCIETYAOF AMERICA,

3409P,IIITSBURGH, PA 15230


TITLE: FLOW, VOLUME , I - PART 3z FLOW MEASUREMENT AND

CONTROL, BIOLOGICAL FLUID FLOWS,

PERSONAL ANCHOR: ootroELL, .RODGER B.

DESCRIPTOR: *BIOLOGICAL. FLUID FLOWS; *CONTROL' VALVES;

*FLUID FLOW; *HYDRAULICS; *MEASUREMENT; SYSTEM DESIGN;

TECHNOLOGY; *VALVES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 45P, TRICE: 140.00 EACH, $110.00

COMPLETE SET OF 3 Bons

ABSTRACT: THIS VOLUME IS PART THREE OF A THREE PART SERIES'

ON FLOWJECHNOLOGY RASED UPON THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS FLUIDS ENGINEERING

CONFERENCE. THIS 'VOLUME INVESTIGATES PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF

FLOW CONTROL' INCLUDING THE EFFECTS' OF CONTROL VALVE SIZING,'

,SYSTEM DESIGN AND APPLICATION, AND CONTROL VALVE NOISE.

PAPERS ALSO COVER THE FLUID POWER CONTROL ASPECTS OF SYSTEM

DESIGN AND VALUECHARACTERISTICS, AS WELL AS THE PRINCIPLES

AND PRACTICE IN FLOW BENCHMARKS,

' AVAILABILITY: INSTRUMENT. SOCIETY

34093P, PITTSBURM, PA 15230

OF AMERICA, P. O. BOX

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: p1005796

PUBLICATION DATE: DEC BO

TITLE: GUIDELINES FOR DATA ACQUISITION AND DATA QUALITY

EVALUATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY.

DESCRIPTOR:. *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES:4*ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY;

CHEMISTRY; DATA ACQUISITION; DATA QUALITY; ENVIRONMENTAL

CHEMISTRY; *GUIDELINES;. *LABORATORY TEO:111MM.

*MEASUREMENT; RISS; *SAMPLING; STANDARDS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2242-22498

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS A SET OF GUIDELINES THAT

WERE, DEVELOPED UNDER THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY TO IMPROVq

THE OVERALL QUALITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL

MEASUREMENTS, THE GUIDELINES PROVIDE. FOR DEVELOPMENT OF

RELIABLE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND

ALLOW MORE CONFIDENT. INTERIABORATORY USE OF THE DATA.

tAVAILABRITY: ANALYTICAAREMISTRY, V52. 111.4

IBIS CCESSTION NUS

YUiL1hATfOH DATE

TITLI PRIORITY

'ALIONABLE'LIMI

PERSfiNAli AUTTIOR sp716; PIAIiBIIALL

. DES RIPTOR: *AMALVTICALTECHNIOUES; *ENVIRONMENTAL HE LIM;ECO OMICS; INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION; *PUBLIC HE TH;

*RE ULATIONSIi *STANDARDS; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ATER41OLLUTION/C011To_ WATER'QUALITY

cRIPTiVE'NOW 370P. PRI

ABSTRACT: ,TH S K IS A P TICAL MANUAL OF MORN: IXICPO .L `ANlt RANI ED ALPIIA ALLY IN ENC'CLOPEDIC FORM, IT

1S INTENDED( 'TV: PROVIDE UtiTAVT0 INFORMATION FOR,

CHARACTFAIZATION AND, IDENTIFICATION, AS WELL AS HE

ALLOWABLE ,LEVELS,W 65 PRIORITY TOXIC POLLUTANTS,(ACTUA YREFLECTING 19 INDIVIDUAL :COMPOUNDS),' THEIR OEItIVATIV

DEGRADATION MRODOCTS, OR INTERIEDIATE TRANSFERS:

AVAILABILITYL OYES DATA COPRORAT N, PUBLICITY DEMURERMI L ROAD:All:GRAND AVE PARK RIDGE,; NJ 0;656(

)

$54.00

RIS ACCESSION NUMBift; EW005B04.1

TUBLICATION DA ,

1.4

TITLE:, RECO NDED STANDARDS FOR WATERNORKS,-,1976 :EDITION.

DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *FACILITIES; *PUBLIC' wAi

*WATER DISTRIBUTIONfAITER WORKS ;

*PLANNING; *STANDARDSL *PECIFICATIONSw, *WA1 :AfMENTr

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 104P. PRICE1, I

ABSTRACT! THIS REPORT BYITBE COMMIITEEOFTHE GhAT,BAKES.,. UPPER' MISSISSIPPI, RIVER :BOARD OF STATE SANITARY ENGINEER ,C

DEALS WITH ritictEs FOR THE REVIEW AND APPROVAL O PLAITS AND

SPECIFICATIONS FOR PUBLIC WATER :SUPPLIES.. IT\DEALS WITH .

SUBMISSION OF' PLANS; GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS, sower-

DEVELOPMENT, : TREATMENT, CHEMICAL APPLICATI4 PUMPINGFACILITIES, FINISHED WATER STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS.

AVAILABILITY; HEALTH EDUCATION SERVI, ,INC O. BOX

712 ALBANY, NY 12224 . \

IN TITUTION GREAT LAKES - UPPER MISSISSIB1111VERBO OFSTATESiNITARY ENGINEERS.

IRIS ACCESS1PN NUMBER: E'005

f

PUBLICATION IDArE: 78

TITLE: RECI MENDED,. FOR STANDARDS

EDITION.

DESCRIPTOR I DES *ENGINEERING;

1 WASTEWATER) *S,TANDARDS *WASTE

TREATMENT I

.

DEscRiFfiv4 NOTE: 118F, PRICE: $1.

FOR -SEWAGE WORKS, 1978

FACILITIES; *OPERATIONS

DISPOSAL; '4WASTEWATER

75.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW

PUBLICATION DATE ;i 1111-k 1

TITLE:. RECOMENDED STANDARDS FOR INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE SYSTEMS,

DESCRIPTOR: ABSORPTION SYSTEMS; DigCHARG1N6SYSTM :GREATLAKES; *INDIVIDUAL; SEWAGE SYSTEMS; *STANDARDS' *SEWAGESYSTEMS, SITE EVALUATION; TREATMENT TANKS; *WASTEWATERMAME T;.WASTE-STABIRIZATION LAGOONS

RIVT1VE NOTE; 60P.. PRICE! A1.50

T: THIS REF014 BY TRE'COMWTEE OF THE GREAT LAKESUPPER -MISSISSIPPI Raft 1100)/OF STATE soltny ENGINEERSDEALS WITH POLICIES FOR THE REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF PLANS AND'

SPECIFICATIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE SYSTEMS. IT CONTAINS

DISCUSSIONS AND EVALUATIONS OF SITE ANALYSIS, TREATMENT

TANKS HOUSE TR1 BUILDING SEWERS, ABSORPTION SYSTEMS,DISCHARGING SYSTEMS:AND SINGLE RESIDENCE WASTE STABILIZATION

LAGOONS, . .

1980 EDITION.

ABSTRACD4TRIS HOOP BY THE COMMITTEE OF TILE GREAT LAKES,UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER 'BOARDOF STATE SAWARY, ENGINEERS

DEALS WITf.POLIGIES FOR THE REV EW WD,APPROVAL OF PLANS AND

SPECIFICAIONS FOR SEWAGE. COLLET; ON ,AND .TREATMENT. ,TIE

FOLLOWING' TOPICS ARE DISCUSSED THE TEXT; ENGINEERING,SEWER DESIGN, SEWAGE PUMPING STATIONS, SEWAGE TREATMENT1WORKS, SCREENING. SETTLING; SLUDCE,BANDLING, BIOLOGICAL

TREATMENT,. DISINFECTION, LAGOONS ANY SUPPLEMENTAL TREATMENTPROCESSES,

AVAILABILITY: HEALTH EDUCATSON SERVICE, INC., P. 0, BOXX7126, ALBANY, ,NY 12224 %

INSTITUTION NAME: "GREAT LAKES - UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER)k

BOAR} OF STATE SANITARY,ENGINEERS,

AVAILABIUTT: ,'HEALTH EDUCATE SERVICE, iINC.t

'P 0, BOK7126, ALBANY, NY 12224

IIITITUTION NAME: GREAT LAKES - Unlit MISSISSIPPI RIVERBOARD OF STATE SANITARY ENGINEERS.

IRIS ACCESSION.NR- ER1 EW005806


TITLE; RECOMMENDED. STANDARDS FOR SWIMM1NG POOLS, 971

DESCRIPTOR; .*CONSTBDCTION;--IDESIGNii FILTRATION; PUBLICSWIMMIp POOLS,, PLANKING, *STANDARDS; *SWIMMING POOLS;*SANIT Y ENGINEERIM;. SAFETYOWASTEWATERTREATNENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32P. '!'RICE' 11 H.'.

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EN005009

TITLE; FIRE PROTECTION GUIDE MANUAL,

DESCRIPTOR: ACC DENT .PREATEIITION: 'EQUIPMENT; *HRErfioncTioft.:- Anis; IINOUSTILIAL INREcTioms;*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *PROGRAM GUIDES; *RE.EERENCF,

:MATER! 01., *SAFETY

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 3tP, PIIICE: 111'1111ER: I a 07,10, 10

EA 4 16,60, 100 EA 7 15.90; NONMEMBER; 1 EA 10.90, ID EA

10,30, 100 EA 7 17.40'

ABSTRACT; THIS REFERENCE MANUAL IS DESIGNOD FOR DEVELOPING

FIRE PROTECTION .PROGRAM. IT COVERS FLU.% FIGHTING',EQUIPMENT, INSPECTIONS, HAZARDS, AND "OTHER FIRE SAFETYCONSIDERATIONS

AVAILABILITY; NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, 444.NORTH MICHIGANAVE. # Gil I CAGO",, IL: '606 I I ; TELEPHONE (1 12) 52t-4800

ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL CONTAINS" iRECOMMENCED DESIGN ANDCONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR PUHLICSWINMING,POOLS WHICH WERE

tivisn' BY THE GREAT LAXES4 UPPER 'MISSISSIPPI RIVER .BOARDOF STATE SANITARY ENGINEERS, SIT CONTAINS INFORIIATION ONPLANNING, CONSTRUCTION, DESIGN, SAFETY .IIQU REENTS

LIGHTING, ELECTRICITY, VENTILATION, ACOUSTICAL IgQIIIREPIENTS,

WATER SUPPLY, WASTEWA R DISPOSAL; RECIRCULATIV.SYSTERS,

EILIVTION, AHD DISINFECTION'

AVAILABILITY: 11;1111 EDUCATION SERVICE, -INC.

7126, ALBANY, NY '12224'

INSTITUTION NAM: GREAT LAKES

BOARD OF STATE SANITARY ENGINEERS.

IRIS' ACCESSION NUMBE EW005807

TITLE: A SHOCKIN ay,

0 B

UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER

DESCRIPTOR: *ACC ENT TREVENTIONL.. *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;

*ELECTRICAL HAZARDS; ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSOINDUSTRIALSAFETY;

*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; SAFETY; SAFETY EDUCATION..

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 30 WOES,' SCRLPT, :GASSETIT,,': PRICE;MEMBER

ABSTRACT; THIS AUDIOVISUAL RACKAGE 'EXPLAINS ELECTRICALSHOCKS VD HOW TO AVOID THEM:,

liAILABICATY: NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, 444 NORTH MICHIGAN

AVE:, CHICAGO, IL .60611; TELEPHONE 13.12) 5274800

IIIISACCFS ON 'NUMBER: END05010.,,.

: T i iii, l MANUAL OF .INSTRUdION' FOR iATER, TREATMENT 'PLANT

ODEIARS. l'''-'

I RiPTOR : , CHEMISTRY, cuRINATIoil- FACILITIES;

4 TRUCTIOIAL- `MATERIAL LABORATORY. . TECHNIQUES;

MAINTENANCU MANUALS, MATHEMATICS; moundoqi *OPERATIONS

(WATER)i.-.*TEACHING GUIDES; WATER QUALITY; *WATER. TREATMENT

4

CRI4TIVEATE: 30UP. PRICE: $2,50 -SINGLE,COPY, 15 OR

ONES -.11,30 EACH

CT: THIS TEXT WAS DESIGNED'FOR USE IN INSTRUCTIONALES FOR'WATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS, IN ADDITION TO

-ING AS A TEXT,','THE MANUAL SHOULD DE USEFUL AS AACE BY PERSONS IN YETI IN THE FIELD OF WATER(

A Mini CHAPTERS INCLVDE: WATER SOURCES AND WATER USES,

RYDA RIGS AND ELECTRICITY) .WATER CIIEMISTRY, MICROBIOLOGY,

WA1 . QUALITY, CHEMICAL E0AGULATIONN 'SEDLIENTATION,F1 TION, CHLORINATION, SOFTENING, AERATI , IRON ANDMA GANESE, TASTE AND ODOR CONTROL, CORROSION A CORROSION'

CONTROL, FLUORIDATION; PROT TION OF TREATED R, RECORDSAND . REPORTS, TREATMENT ,PL MAINTENANCE: AND ,ACCIDENT

MENTION, MATHEMATICS, AND NBORATORY EMMINATION,P OFWATER


rirul LOCKOUT.

/ESCRIPTOR: *ACCIDENT PREVENTION; *ELECTRICAL *ICES;IECTRACAE SYSTEMS; INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *SAFETY:

'SLIDES; *VISUAL AIDS

IESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30P. SLIDES :yr

AVAILABILITY: HEALTH EDUCATION SERVICE, 0, BOX 7126,

'ALBANY, NY 12224 f

LBSTRACT: , TIHIS SET OF SLIDES ILLUSTRATES LOCKOUT SYSTEM'

LND TELLS ABOUTTYPICAL DEVICES AND:SAFEGUARDS USE

:VA1LADILITY; NATIONAL SAF TY COUNCIL, 444 VORTHSCHIGAN

LYE.; CHICAGO, IL 60611; TE EPHONE 1312) 5274800

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; )W06011

"PUBLICATION DITE: 74

TITLE; HANDBOOK OF ENVIANMENIAL CONTROL,

, WASTEWATER: TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL,

VOI:litlE

PERS4NAL ,AU'T'HOR:' BOND, RICHARD C.; STRAUB,. CONRAD P., ,

DESCRIPTOR: *DATA:- EUTROPHICATIONr *UNHOOKS: *INDUSTRIAL, LAKES; tIbTRIENTS: EARTH REVIEWS: RIVERS; *SEWAGE:

SLUDGE, .: *WASTEWATER; *NAS WATER 'TREATMENT; .*WASTEWATER.,.DISPOSAL:fWATER POLLUTION


ABSTRACT: THIS RANDBOOK PRESEK, SELECT TA MAR DATARELATING TO TAE OVERALL NOBLER OF ASTEWATER4ROM SOURCE:TO'RUM THE AU' PRESENTED PRO IDE INFORMATION ON THESOURCES, CHARACTERISTICS, FACTO RELATING Tv COLLECTION,QUANTITIES,. AND METHODOLOGY F R KENT. THIS RAIDHOOK ISPRIMARILY CONCERNED WITH EFFECTS: OF THE VARIETY OF11A RIAU, RELEASED ON, SUBSEQUENT USE OF THE RECEIVINGJAVIRONMENT - 'FROM THE MIDPOINT OF HEALTH AS WELL ASECOLOGICAL CONTROL. THE INFORMATIOWCOMTILED IN THIS VOLUMESHOULD BE OF USE TO THE MULTIDIStIPLINARY WORKER WITHIRTIE

BROAD SCOPE O ENVIPAMENTAL IA AGEMENT: INCLUDING ECOLOGY,EARTH SCIENCES, :ENGINEERING, 'OURCEL RECREATION, ANDENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND PROTEGTID . THE FOUR MAJOR SECTIONSOF' DATA ARE:, DOMESTIC SEWAGE;1 INDUSTRIAL. WASTES; RIVERWATERS:: , OXYGEN : BALANCE, AND NUTRIENTS, LAKES, ANDEUTROPHICATION.

AVAILABILITY: CRC' PRESS, UAC:';

RATON,,FL 33431

1

DESCRIPTOR': ASSESSMENT': CLOUD SEEDING:' *EVALUATION METHODS;METEOROLOGY; *OPERATION ANALYSIS, :PRO ECT .EVALUATION:

iRESEARE4 *WATER RESOURCES; *WEATHER; *WEA H ER MODIFICATIONP P

:

DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 5P: PRICEC, $5,25

ABSTRACT: USE OF WEATHEHM6FICATION BY PAP GROUPS, STATEAGUOIES,,, AND POWER COMPANIES TO PERFORM OREHATIMALPROJECTS CONTINUES TO EKPAND THE MAJOR STAKEHOLDERSTHOSEPAYING,' THOSE PERFORMINO THE ;SEEDING, AND THE SCIENTIFICCOMMUNITY-HAVE ALL CONVERGED 'ON: THE ' TO EVALUATEOPERATIONAL PROJECTS. MAJOR' ASSESSMENTS OF THE NATIONALSITUATION HAVE RECOMMENDED TILT CAREFULLY CONDUCTEDOPERATIONAL PROJECTS CAI HE A SOURCE OF USEFUERCIENTIFIC'INFORMATION IF DESPONED, OPERATED, AND EVALUATED PROPERLY. APROJECT. HAS BEEN LAUNCHED TO DEVELOP STATISTICAL-PHYSICAL

EVALUATION TECHNIQUES FOR OPERATIONAL PROJECTS.,

AVAILABILITY: 'ILLINOIS STATE. WATER -SURVEY,' URANA,61801

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005815::2000 NW 24TH STREET, BOCA

PUBLICATION DATE: ao

4 TITLE: SLUDGE--HEALTH RISKS OF LAND APPLICATION,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: BITTON, G. AND OTHERS'IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:


XITLE: THE RESOUME CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT.t

DESCRIPTOR: *CONSERVATION; *ENERGY CONSERVATION; FINANCIALASSISTANCE; *FEDERAL LEGISLATION; FEDERAL REGULATIONS;*HAZARDOUS WASTES; *LEGISLATION; *KANCEMENT: *PLANNING;

*REGULATIONS: *RESOURCE RECOVERY; *RESOURCE CONSERVATION ACID

RECOVERY ACT; TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: *WASTE DISPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 46P. CPO 824=568-1

ABSTRACT: THIS PAMPHLET CONTAINS THE FULL TRANSCRIPT OF TBE1976 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT. THE INVENTIONS'

OF THE ACT WERE :TO PAOVIDE TECHNICAL AND FIIRCIALASSISTANCE 'FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANAGEMENT PLANS ANDFACILITIES FOR THE -RECOVERY OF'ENERGY AND OTHER RESOURCES

ROM DISCARDED MATERIALS, FOR THE SAFE DISPOSAL OF DISCARDED

TERMS, AND TO RECULATE'THE MANAGE NT OF HAZARDOUS WASTE.4 N )

ENVIRONMENTAL .PROTECTION AGENCY,AVAILfBILITY: U.

WASHINGTON-, DC 20460

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: CW005 14

PUBLICATION DATE: LUL 79

TITLE: ON THE NEED TO EVALUATE OPERATIONALMODIFICATION PROJECTS.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUFF, F. AND OTHERS:

DESCRIPTOR: AGRICULTURE; AL7RRISK8r *LARD APPLICATION;

*MUNICIPALITIES; MICROBIOLOGY, OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS; PUBLIC'HEALTH, PARASITES; PATHOGENS: REGULATIONS; *SLUDGE: TOXICJETALSC*WASTE DISPOSAL; WASTEWATERTREATMENT

. )

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:' 3671'4 PRICE: .13750I

ABSTRACT: THESE PROCEEDINGS REPRESEAT AN ASSESSMENT' OF TitHEALTH RISKS ASSOCIATED 'WITH ANIMAL FEEDING AND/OR LANDAPPLICATION OF MUNICIPAL SLUDGE. THE PAPERS DEAL WITH FOURSPECIFIC TOPICS: HEALTH RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH SPECIVicAGENTS IN KUNICipAL :SLUDGE; HEALTH RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH'USING MUNICIPAL SLUDGE FOR PRODUCTION OF FOOD CHAINSUBSTANCES, OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS ASSOCIATED vira

SMUDGE AND MAJOR FINDINGS FROM THREE SLUDGE PROJECTS .

AVAILABILITY: ANN. ARBOR SCIENCETUBLISHERS, INC.,?'. O. BOX1425, ANN ARBOR, NI 48106

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO 58t

PUBLWATION DATE: NOV BO

TITLE: GROUNDWATER PROTECTION.

PE OVAL AUTHOR: DAVIS, JOSEPH A., EDITOR;' SPEICHER, KENN,

ASSOCIATE EDITOR

WEATHER,

DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; :DRINKING WATER; *GROUNDWATER:HAZARDOUS WASTES *UROLOGY; -*MANAGEMENT; JLANNINC;*POLLUTION CONTROL: RESOURCE RECOVERY; SOLID WAS *WATER

RESOURCES; WASTE DISPO$1,4:*WATERPOLLUTIO CONTROL; IWATERQQALITY.

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: aP,

ABSTRACT: THIS WATER QUALITY .MANAGEMENT REPORT DISCUSSESTHE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF GROUNDWATER PROTECTION, IDENTIFIES`THE MOST SIGNIFICANT TREATS TO GROUNDWATER QUALITY, ANDEXAMINES SOME ,,OF THE 'MAJOR TOOLS, PRAT WATER QUAVITYMANAGEMENT PERSONNEL HAVE TO WORK WITH AMONG THE TOPICS

DISCUSSED ARE: THE AVAILABILITY AND .QUALITY OF U.GROUNDWATER, SOLID. AND 'HAZARDOUS' WASTES, THE, RESOURCE

CONSERVATION AND WARY ACT; TR1CHLOROETHYLENE, HATEWASTEWATER DISPOSAL SYSTEMS, GROUNDWATER ,PROTECTIONPRO ARS, AID THE FUTURE OF U.S. GROUNDWATER,

AVAI ABILITY:, WOMAPORTS, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,

401 STREET, SW, WASHINGTON, DC 20460



TITLE: THE USE OF HIGH PURITY

SLUDGE PROCESS,jOLUME II.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: MCWHIiTER, EDITOR'

DESCRIPTOR:. *ACTIVATED 'SLICE; DESIGN._ CON BERATIONS;

*OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); OXYGENATION' EQUIPMh ; *OXYGEN;

PURFICATION; POLLUTION. CONTROL TECHNOLOGY ;- SEWAGE;` SLUDGE

*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

APS'FRACT: THIS. MANUAL' OFFERS. 'WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTOPERATORS AND -STUDENTSI A SINGLEf COMPACT REFERENCE TO THE.

VARIOUS TOPICS. TABLES, FIGURES, AND A. LIST OF REFERENCES

ACCOMPANY THE DISCUSSION IN EACH CHAPTER TITLES ARE;

.WASTEWATER, WASTEWATER' TREATNeNT, METHODS AND DISPOSAL,

PRELIMINARY TREATMENT, PRIMARY TREATMENT, SECONDARYTREATMENT, DISINFECTION OF WAS'T'EWATER,' SOLIDS 'HANDLING AND

'DISPOSAL,' INDUSTRIAL' WASTEWATERS, 'ADVANCED WASTEWATER.TREATMENT, ;SAMPLING AND TESTING PROCEDURES, RECORDS AND

.REPORTS,' MAINTENANCE OF PLANT AND EQUIPMENT,' TREATMENT _PLANT

SAFETY, HYDRAULICS AND ELECTRICITY, CREMISTRY,:"ANDBIOLOGY/MICROBIOLOGY,

AVAILABILITY: HEALTH EDUCATION SERVICE, INC., P.O. BOX712k, ALBANY, NY 12224

IRIS ACOESSI N NUMBER; EW005828. ,


TITLE: biTLOILE TII> DEW FTS OF DISTRIBUTED atiTROL

PERSONAL AUTHOR: KAISER, CHARLES

R.,

SHIFRIN

G.

4

WALTER

'DESCRIPTOR! *AUTOMATION; *DISTRIBUTO-C4N 11,M; *FACILITIES;

*INSTRUMENTATION; INDUSTRIAL WASTES; MUNICIPALITIES;

*OPERATIONS AWASTEWATER11, *SEWAGE; UlIT TER; *WASTEWATER

TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE, NOTE: 292P. PRICE: _VTSIDE US 168.95,

CATALOG NO'. 510EA

ABS PACT: THIS VOLUME DEALS WITH WATER1OLLTITIO1tONTROL

TEC NOLOGY 'AND,' CONTAINS, A COMPREHENSIVE STATMPTHE ARTNE RT ON THE USE OF PURIFIED OXYGEN IN THE ACTINATEDSLUDGE

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS.. FT IS INTENDED-TO ACT A

REFERENCE MANUAL FOR DESIGN ENGINEERS,' PLANNERS, AND

MANAGERS LN INDUSTRY AND WVERNMENT

AVAILABILITY: CRC PRESS INC.,.

BATON, FL 33431

IRIS ACCESSIDN NUMBER; IEW005827'

NW 24TH STREET,'BACA

ti

'",

TITLE: MANUAL OF' INSTRUCTION FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

DPERATORS, VOLUMES pAD II.'1,

DESCRIPTOR; BIOLOGY; CHEMISTRY; DISINFECTION;. HYDRAULICS;

INDUSTRIAL' WASTES; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MAINTENANCE;

MANUALS; *OPERATIONS (WAS1TWATER) SAFETY; SAMPLINQI SOLID.WASTES; .TESTING; *TEXTBOOKS; WASTEWATER DISPOSAL;

kWASTqATER TREATMENTs

ESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 250e.:,FRICE: 1 'PER COPY; 15 OR MORE

OPIES 11.;50 EACH.

P

GRIPTIVE NOTE: I4-17P

A sTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE LTISTAGE EXPANSIONOF A SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT ,141 I UIS. AUTOMATION WAS

CONSIDERED ESSENTIAL, AND TE CONSIDERING THE

A11'ERIATIVES, A DISTRIBUTED CONTROL 'SYSTEM WAS CHOSEN DUE TO

ITS FLEXIBILITY. AND OPERATING EASE,

AVAILABILITY WATER B WASTES ENGINEERING; V17 412

IRIS ACCESSION NRMTER*1'.. EW001829

:PUBLICATION DATE: DEC

TITLE: COMPARE NIPLATE;REMOVAL METHODS:

PERS)NAL AUTHOR; SORG, THOMAS

DESCRIPTOR:. 'AGRICULTURE; *CONTAMINATION;

EFFECTIVENESS; ECONOMICS; GROUNDWATER; ION

*N I TRATES POLLUTION; *WATER TREATMENT; . WATER

CONTROL

, DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:. 26 -31P

COST

EXCHANGE;

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE AWES THE COST EFFECTIVENESS AND

EFFICIENCY OF PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL METHODS FOR.

TREATING NITRATE-CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER. THE AUTHOR

CONCLUDES THAT FOR SOME COMMUNITIES ION EXCHANGE MAY. BE THE

MOST ECONOMICAL,' PRACTICAL METHOD FOR DEALING WITH NITRATE

9,1

POLLUTED WATERS!'

AVAILABILITY: WATER

4

WASTES ENGINEERING, V17.N 2

IBIS ACCESSION IiUMTER: EWO 3A

PUBLICATION DATE: DEC

TITLE" Rol SEWED; REDESIGN ADDS CAPACITY.

PERSONAL OR :PETTIT, C GENEo

DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *MODELS; OTORM SEVERSC *SEWERS;:STORE RUNOFF; *WATER,COLLECTION.-41TER RESOURCES

DE SCRIPT *ANAOrTICAL

*ENVIRONMENTAL ',,,PROTECTION

REGULATIONS; *EVALUATION;

MATHEMATICS; -*MONITORING;SAMPLING!, *STANDARDS'

DESCRIPTIVE.NOTE: '1455 --,1457P.

TECIRililki COMPLIANCE;ACENCYi. *ENV IROWENTALLABORATORY TEGHNIQUFS;

. POLLUTATSi *REGULATIONS;

ABSTRACT: THIS WIRE CON DS THAT THE EPA' S, WITIODS FORVERIFYING TUB' ADHERENCE OF A WATER DISCHARGER TO 1TE TERNSOF HIS PERMIT DO NOT ENSURE ACCURATE RESULTS. 'SOIL.MODIFICATIONS BEI SUGGESTED FOR REMEDYING THIS SITU TION. INADDITION, A REACTION BY TIME EPA RO Tills CLAIM IS IN LUDED

AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 8 'TECHNOLOGY, V14 NI2

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE:. 32-33Pi

'ABSTRACT: THE PERMARS RUN-ENCLOSURE IN-STEUBENVILLE,OHIO,WAS ORGINALLY DESIGNED FOR A 25:YEAR FREQUENCY STORM. WHENREGULATION, REQUIRED IT TO CONTAIN A 100 YEARSTOMMEVERAETOWN CHANGES ,WERE NEEDED. THIS ARTICLE DEALS WITHINDESIGN PROBLEMS 'WHICH WERE ENCOUNTERED AND THE FINAL-4REDESIGN: OF THE STORM SEVER,:

AVAALABILIM WATER 8 WASTES ENIREERING, N17. N12'

IRIS ACCESSION TIMBER: EW005833

0

PUBLICATION DATE:

SAFE WATER. ..A FACT;BOOK ON THE SAFE DRINKING WATER.ACT FOR NON-COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEMS.

DESCRIPTOR. BACTERIA; *DRINKING WATER; *GUIDES; LABORATORY.PROCEDURES; MANAGEMENT; MONITORING; NITRATES; PUBLIC HEALTH;*RECORD KEEPING; *SAFE JIRINKING WATER ACT; :SAMPLING;*TESTING,. TURBIDITY; *WA T R SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EWOOG 1'

PUBLICATION DATE: DEC

TITLE: TRACE ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUT

PERSONA;; AUTHOR= MILLER, ,STANTON4.

DESCRIPTOR; *ANALYTICAL TECHNWES; '4CHEMICAL, ANALYSIS;'CHEMISTRY; *DATA !COLLECTION; DATA EVALUATION; ENVIRONMENT;*CULDELINFS;' MEASOEMENTSI POLLUTANTS; QUALITY CONTROL;*RESEARCH REPORTS; TRACE ANALYSIS


ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REPORTS ON A S Y COMPLETED BY'llEAMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTALIMPROVEMENT. TBESTUDY.WIDELINES FOR DATA ACDPISITION ANDRATA QUALITY EVALUATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY"JASONDUCTED TO PROVIDE GUIDANCE AN DEVELOPING RELIABLE:HENNA .ARALYSICOF ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND ALLOW MORE:ONFIDENT INTERLABORATORY USE OF THE DATA

WAILAMATY: ENVIRONENTAL SCIENCE 8 TECHNOLOGY, VI4112

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005832,

TBLICATIONDATE: DEC S0

ji

7ITLEANALYTICAL ISSUES IN COMPLIANCE MONITORING,

IRSONAL AUTHOR: RIM CIAMES K,.

DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: .42P. PRICE:,.

ABSTRACT THIS TPUBLICATION RAS BEEN PREPAREBTO PROVIDE1RFORMATJDN ON THE "SAYE' DRINKING WATEVACT 'TO -PERMS'RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MANAGENENT,OR OPERATION OF INDUSTRIALFIRMS, BUSINESS ESTABLISH:NLRB, AR OTHER PUBLIC

;- ACCOMMODATIONS THAT HAVE.TREIR OWN DRINKING WATER- PLIES: SAND ARE CLASSIFIED AS NON-COMMUNITY: WATER'S E . THE '

MATERIAL. DISCUSSES THE7 MONITORING REQUIRED TO E URETHAT, SAFE WATER IS BEING ,PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES AND'T1E UDLIC.

''SAMPLING, TESTING, AND RECODED-KEEPING'. ROCEDURES ARECOVERED FOR BACTERIA, NITRATE, AND TURBIDITY.

AVAILABILITY: AggicAN. WATER WORKS' ASSOCIATION, 6666:QUINCYAVENUE, ;DENVER,' CO 80235

; .

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW 05 7

PUBLICATION DATE: DEC419-7

TITLE: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FILTRATION SYSTEM DESIGN,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: TOSELL,' R. RHODES; AND OTIFEDS

DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *EFFICIENCY,' '''EFFLUENTS1 FILTERS;*FILTRATION; *OPERATIONS. (WASTEWATER)1 *PERionaNCE,CRITERIA;' RESEARCH,' TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS; TURBIDITY;*WASTEWATER MEMO


ABSTRACT: THE TRADITIONAL MEACURE'USED BY TREATMENT PLANT

. ,

E TORS AND DESIGNERS FOR EVALUATING THE OVERALL.IENCY OF A HATKHA FILTRATION OPERATION HAS BEEN THE1. OF 'A- TILTER A LOOK Al' RECENT EILTERDESIGNLOPMENTS REVEAP THAT FILTRATION RATE AND' BACKWASH.

VOLUME.' ARE ALSO ESSENTIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR GAUGING FILTERPRODUCTIVITY. DATA HAVE BEEN ACCUMULATED THAT SUCtEST THATON-OFF opCtES, FOR FILTRATION OPERATIONS' USUALLY RESULT IN ASflORT-TERM DEGRADATION IN EFELUENE QUALITY ANWTHAT RATES INEXqSS ;OF THOSE CONVENTIONALLY EMPLOYER CAN DE-USED 'WITHOUT.

ADVERSE EFFECTS ON THE PROCESS OF FILTRATION

AVAILABILITY" AMERICAN liATER FORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V72112 V 1'.


PUBLICATION DATE1 NOV 80

TITLE; ,ENERGY CONSERVATION UNITS REPLACE OIL AT SOUTHERLYWASTEWATER TREATMENT CENTER,

PERSONAL AUTHOR: STAIKENAS, JOHN J.'

DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; DESIGN;

CONSERVATION;. *ENERGY; ,. *FACILITIES:, HEAT

INCINEKAPORS;"*SLUDGE1 *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 26-275-68K

ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES 1 ENERGY CONSERVATIONMEASURES WHICH WERE BUILT INTO THE UPGRADING AND EXPANSIONOF CLEVELAND'S SOUTHERLY. WASTEWATER TREATMENT CENTER, THE

FOUR DESIGN COMPONENTS ARE: (1) USING HEAT PUMPS TO GENERATEBUILDING, HEAT FROM PLANT EFFLUENT; (2) USING ENERGY WHEELS.

GENERATE. BUILDING HEAT FROM BUILDING EXHAUST AIR; (3)PROCESSING STEAM FOR SLUDGE CONDITIONING 'FROM INCERATORWASTE-HEATN JECOWRY; AND (4) PROCESSING STEAM FOR SLUDGECONDITIONING PROM SOININGS-HIED' BOILER,

AVAILABILITY: WATER A SEWAGE WORKS, V127 Nil

*ENERGY

PUNTS;

IRIS ACCESIODI NUMBER:, EV005 45P!..

PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80.

TITLE: SOLIDS- CONTACT CLARIFICATION BRING,. OUT BEST, OFTRICKLING FILTERS,

PERSONAL. AUTHOR: NORRIS DAN'F,

DESCRIPTOR,: *CLARIFICATION:, COST EFFECTIVENESS; ENERGYCONSERVATION, EFFICIENCY; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *PILOTTESTS; :SOLIDS CONTACT CLARIFICATION; *SLUDGE; *TRICKLING

FILTERS: *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WASTE DISPOSAL

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 28=24,59=60P,

:AIIS1RA(:T PHIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES PLANT- SCALE TESTS AT

CORVALIIS,. OREGON, REICH INVESTIGATEDTHE POTENTIAL OF USINGTRICKLING FILTERS PLUS SOLIDS CONTACT CLARIFICATION IN

WASTEWATER TREATMENT- THE RESULTS-INDICATE TRAT THE PROCESSIS EXCEPTIONALLY. STABLE' AND REQUIRES FAIL LESS ENERGY

/EQUIPMENT, ELATRICAL CONTROL, ANDPERATOR ATTE1110N IRANTHAT tOR 'ACTIVATED ,SLUDGE. WHILE WRODUCING A DENSE SLUDGE.THAT IS REMOVABLON THE PRIMARY CLARIFIERS WITHOUT SEPARATETHICKENING,

AVAILABILITY: WATER t, SEWACE WORKS, V127 Ni i

IRIS ACCESSION .AMBER: EW005846

PUBLICATION DATE: NOV- 80.,

TITLE: COS ANGELES TO MEET REGS WITH ENER -MISF- SLUDGEPROCESSOR.

PERSONAL AUTHOR: TILLMAN,'DONALD C.

DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; 4ENERGY CONSERVATION;*OPERATIONS ({WASTEWATER) *REGULATIONS 1 RESOURCE RECOVERY;

*SLUDGE; *THERMAL SLUDGE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30-32.62P

ABSTRACT: 11115 ARTICLE ;DESCRIBES AN INNOVATIVE LOW COST ",LOW ENERGY CONSUMING METHOD OF SLUDGE TREATMENT THAT HASBEEN CHOSEN BY THE CITY OF LOS .ANGELES FOR ITS HYPERIORPLANT. THE SYSTEM (CALLED THERMAL SLUDGE DISPOSAL) INVOLVES

THE THERMAL EVAPORATION OF THE SLUDGE WATER BY HEAT EXCHANGEAND IV THERMAL DESTRUCTION OF SLUDGE SOLIDS BY PYROLYSIS.

AVAILABILITY: WATER' 8 SEWACE WORKS, V127 NII

1

'IRIS A&ESSIOM NUMBER:. :EW0058A7


TITLE: PROCESSESNOT PRODUCTS -- BIGGEST ENERGY-SAVINGFACTORS.

DESCRIPTOR: ENERGY;'. *ENERGY CONSERVATION; *EFFICIENCY;*EQUIPMENT; *OPEAATiONS (WASTEWATER); *SYSTEMS ANALYSIS;*WATER TREATMENT; ' *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 43,62P.

ABSTRAC 11115 ARTICLE STRESSES HOW ENERGY CONSERVATIONMEASURES ARE OFTEN MISMANAGED IN THE WATER AND WASTEWATER

TREATMENT INDUSTRY, THE KAINTROBLER CITED. IS THAT ENERGYCORSERVATI N SYSTEMS ARE OFTEN DESIGNED AROUND EFFICIENT

EQUIPMENT THAT WORKS INEFFICIENTLY AS A SYSTEM.

AVAILABILITY; WATER A SEWAGE WORKS, V127 III



TITLE: DIGESTER METHANE UTILIZATION CAN BE OPTIMIZED;

PERS L AUTHOR =: BAUMANN, PETER G:

DESCRI TOR: *DIGESTER GAS; DESIGN; *ENERGY CONSERVATION.;*HEAT RECOVERY; *METHANE: *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);PLOW , 4RESOURCE RECOVERY; *RECYCLING: *WASTEWATERTREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44-45,66-66P,

'ABSTRACT. THE EXPENSE OF EXPLOITING DIGESTER' GAS AS AN

ENERGY SOURCE NOW CAN BE JUSTIFIED ESPECIALLY1F DIGESTER.

HEATING .REQUIREMENTS ARE REDUCED. IN THE PAST; THE GAS WAS

SEEN AS A FREE FUEL SOURCE ACID LITTLE EFFORT WAS MADE TO-

:DUCE THE ENERGY REQUIRED FOR DIGESTER BurING THE SMALL

AmouNT OF GAS AVAILABLE AFTER MEETING THE DIGESTER HEATINGREQUIREMENTS WASN'T WORTH EXPLOITING AND WAS BURNED TO THEATMOSPHERE :4 HOWEVER, NOW SOUND PLANNING IN THE EARLY:PHASEOF THE DESIGN CAN OPTIMIZE DIGESTER CAS,

AVAILABILITY: WATER 8 SEWAGE WORKS, V127 Nil



TITLE: ENERGY SAVINGS CAN FIT YOUR BUDGET,

PERSONAL AUTHOR1 SAXON TREVOR

DESCRIPTOR! .*BUDGETS: *DESIGN; *ENERGY CONSERVATION;

*FACILITIES; *OPERATNINS (WASTEWATER); *WASTEWATER TREATMENT


ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE C AINS DESCRIPTIONS OF POSSIBLE

ENERGY CONSERVATION MEASURE- AT WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS,

THE ENERGY-SAVING TECHNIQUES ARE SUB-DIVIDED UNDER THREE

HEADINGS.: (I) 'NO COST;.(2) LOWCAPITAL COST; AND (3) LARGECAPITAL COST,- ALL THREE CATEGORIES INVOLVE MODIFICATION OF

TREATMENT: .PROCESSES, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND HEATING,

VENTILATING, AIR CONDITIONING' ND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS.

'AVAlEABILITY: WATER 8 SEWAGE WORKS, y127111



TITLE: SELECTING PIPELINES TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE ENERGY

CONSERVATION.

PERSONAL Aum-fir REID T. ANTHONY

DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *ENERGY CONSERVATION; *ENGINEERING;

*ENERGY; *PIPES; *PIPELINES; *PLANNING; AlASTEWATERTREATMENT,

DESCRIPTIVE/NOTE: 53-54,64-65;74P.

ABSTRACT: THE RAPID INCREASE IN THE COST OF ENERGY INRECENT YEARS JUSTIFIES, A MORE RIGOROUS PROCEDURE FOR'SELECTING PIPELINES 'BASED ON THE TOTAL ENERGY REQUIREMENTS

OVER THE' LIFE' OF THE PIPELINE; THIS PAPER PRESENTS ANAPPROPRIATE MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURE,

AVAILABILITY: liATER'6 SEWAGE WORKS, V127 Nil


PUBLICATION DATE: .8

TITLE: DISPOSAL AND RECONTAMINATION OF PPTICIDES,

PERSONAL AUTHOR:, KENNEDY, mApIcEA

DESCRIPTOR: 'CHEMICALS; *DECONTAMINATION; DETOXIFICATION;HAZARDOUS WASTES: *PESTICIDE. DISPOSAL; PHOTODECOMPOSITON;

RESEARCH; TECHNOLOGY; *WASTE PESTICIDES


ABSTRACT: THE PAPERS IN THIS VOLUME RELATE. TO SEVERALMETHODS FOR THE DISPOSAL OF PESTICIDES, TOPICS INCLUDE THE

PHOTOCHEMICAL DESTRUCTION OF CHLORODIOXINS AND HALOGENATED

XANTHENE DYES; THE MICROWAVE PLASMA PROCESS, AND CATALYTIC

11YDRODECIFLORINATION' AS WELL AS PYROYLYSIS OF MIRIX RESIDUES

AND DIELDRI1 ELIMINATION. THIS ROOK ALSO PRESENTS' A STATE-

OF-THE ART REPORT ON PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: RESEARCH AND

INFORMATION ,ON THE DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY FOR DETOXIFICATION

OF PESTICIDES AND OTHER UNWANTED HAZARDOUS nA ERIAL,

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CHEMICAL' SOCIETY,

STREET; NW, WASHINGTON, DC 1036:



1155 S I XTEENTI

TITLE: ENERGY CONSERVATION AT WAS WATER TREATMENT PLANTS,

DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES: *ENERGY CONSERVATION; *ENERGY;,,ECONOMICS; *FACILITIES: *MAINTENANCE; , *MANAGEMENT;

OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PLANNING; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 23P, PRICE: 64,00

ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION ENCOURAGES ENERGY CONSERVATIONIN THE OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, AND MANAGEMENT OF WASTEWATER

TREATMENT PLANTS; rr AIMS TO MAKE SUPERVISORS; OPERATORS,

AND ENGINEERS AWARE OF THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONSERVING

ENERGY, OUTLINE A PROGRAM FOR IDENTIFYING AND PURSUING

CONSERVATION OPPORTUNITIES, AND PROVIDE SPECIFIC RELEVANT

EXAMPLES OF CONSERVATION PRACTICES.

AVAILABILITY; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,PUBLICATION ORDER DEPARTMENT, 2626 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW-,


INSTITUTION NOT: TASKiFORCE ON ENERGY CONSIRVATION,

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: `EWOO5855


TITLE; SLUDGE THICKENING.

DESCRIPTOR; *AIR FLOTATION 'TRICKENING;1, CENTRIFUGALTHICKENING; ECONOMICS; *GRAVITATIONAL THICKENING;*OPERAliONS (WASTEWATER); *SLUDGE; 4*SLUDGE THICKEN LNG

*WATER POLLUTION' CONTROL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 463P. PRICE:: $16,00

ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL OF PRACTICE ATTENTTS TO CONSOLIDATEIN A ,SINCLE VOLUME THE. WEALTH OF INFORMATION,AVAtLABLECONCERNING SLUDGE THICKENING PRACTICES, COMPREHENSIVEDISCUSSIONS OF. GRAVITATIONAL, FLOTATIONAL,' CENTIFUGALTHICKENING PROCESSES WHIMARE WIDELY ACCEPTED AND APPLIEDARE INCLUDED, 'NEWER THICKENING METHODS SUCH AS THE USE OFDRUM, AND GAYE THICKENER??, ARE ALSO ADDRESSED, SUPPORT

PROCESSES AND CONTROLS. ARE DISCUSSED, HEN APPROPRIATE,

AVAILABILITY: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

'AVENUE,PUBLICATION ORDER DEPARTMENT ,2626 PENNSYLVANI 'AVENUE NW,- ,

WASHINGTON, DC 20037-

INSTITUTION :NAME: TASK FORCE ON SLUDGE THICKENING.


PUBLICATION PATE: 80

TITLE: PROCEEDINGS OF TRE RESEARCH SYMPOSIAP

DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED. SLUDGE; CLARIFIERS;' *CONFERENCE,

PROCEEDINGS1, FIXED Flut PROCESSES:' INDUSTRIALWAST'S; LAND

TREATMENT; /OPERATION (WASTE WATER) : POLLUTION ONTROL;

RESEARCH; *RESEARCH REVIEWS; VORYTION PROCESSES; *S OSIA:



ABSTRACT; HIS PUBLICATIO CONTAINS THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE

RESEARCH SYMPOSIA CONDUCT! AT THE 53RD, ANNUAL CONFERENCE OFTHE WATER POLLUTION CON' OL FEDERATION, THE_ :PAPERS ARE

`GROUPED INTO THE, FOLLOWING EIGHT SECTIONS: CLARIFIER DESIGN

AND OPERATION, FIXED FILM PROCESSES, INDUSTRIAL jASTERESEARCH, LAND TREATINF,,. SORPTION PROCESS, ACTIVATED

SLUDGE, GENERAL RESEARCH, 11D CRBM1CAL IMPACTIONS

AVAILABILITY: WATER POLLUTION .CONTROL FEDERATION,

PUBLICATION ORDER DEPARTMENT, 2626 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW,

WASHINGTON., DC 20037

IRIS ACCESSION N NUMBER: EWH05Elr

PUBLICATION DATE: HO

TITLE: PROCEEDINGS OF THE INDUSTRIAL. WASTES SYMPOSIA.

DESCRIPTOR: CASE 'HISTORIES; *CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS;

EFFLUENTS; ENERGY; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; MANAGEMENT; OPERATI N(WASTEWATER); POLLUTION CONTROL; PRETREATMENT; *REHM I

, REPORTS; *SYMPOSIA; TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT; *wAsrEDISPOSAL;: *WASTEWATER TREA'PMENT; WATER QUALITY


ABSTRACT: THIS UBLIPTION CONTAINS THE PROCEEDINGS OF THEINDUSTRIAL WASTES SMOSIA CONDUCTED AT THE 53RD ANNUALCONFERENCE OF THE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION. THEPAPERS ARE GROUPED INTO THE FOLLOWING EIGHT SECTIONS: WATERRELATED ASPECTS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL, INDUSTRIAL

EXPERIENCE WITH INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRIAL 'WASTEWATER .

TREATMENT PLANTOPERA1103, PRETREATMENT, WASTEWATER ASPEC--.OF ENERGY PRODUCTION, EFFLUENT MINIONS AND ALTERNATIVEAPPROACHES, BEST' MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. AND SPCC PLANS, ANDCASE HISTORIES.

AVAILABILITY: WATER POLLUTION ONTROL FEDERATION.,

PUBLICATION ORDER DEPAHTMENT,'246 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE:e0,WASHINGTON, DC 20037



TITLE: ABSTRACTS OF TECHNICAL PAPERS 53RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE

WATER ,POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION 1900.

DESCRIPTOR: *ABSTRACTS;. *CONFERENCE 'REPORTS1-, DESIGN;

EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; MANAGEMENT; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);*POLLUTION CONTROL; RESEARCH REVIEWS;1*TEUNICAL REPORTS;WASTE DISPOSAL; WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER POLLUTION.

DESCRIPTIVE NOT 205P, IRICE: $3.00

:ABSTRACT:.THIS PUBLICATI'ON.',. IS A COMPILATION OF ABS

FROM PAYERS PRESENTED AT THE 53RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF"

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION, SEPTEMBER 20 - OCTO ER

B, 1980, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, AMONG THE TOPICS COVERED BY THE

20 PAPERS WERE ENERGY AND WASTE CONTROL,, COLLECTIONSYSTEMS- - COMBINED SEWERS, CLARIFIER DESIGN AND OPERATION,

HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL, ANAEROBIC SYSTEMS,. PLANT

OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT, INDUSTRIAL' WASTES, ECONOMICS,RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY. ACT; PLANT' OPERATIONS:

RESEARCH, PUBLIC EDUCATION, FACILITIES DESIGN, REALM ANTISAFETY, INNOVATIVE AND ,ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES, SEWERSYSTEMS, ' PROCESS DESIGN, LAND , TREATMENT, REUSE ANDRECYCLING, SORPTION

, PROCESSES, USER CHARGE SYTEMS,4,ACTIVATED SLUDGE, AND WATER QUALITY.

AVAILABILITY: ,WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ,FEDERATION

PUBLICATION ORDER DEPARTMENT, 2626 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.,



THE1014N. DATE: 69

TITLE; SAFETY IN SEWERS AND'AT SEWAGE WORKS.

DESCRIPTOR: *ACCIDENT PREVENTION; *EMERGENCIES; FACILITIES;

MAINTENAACEt MANHOLES:: *OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY; PUMPING

STATIONS; *SAFETYvSAFETY EQUIPMENT; *SEWERS: *SEWAGE WORKS;



ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT, PEALS WITH THE RISKS TO WHICH WORKERS

ARE EXPOSED IN SEWERAGE SYSTEMS. AND AT SEWAGE TREATMENT

WORKS. IT IS INTENDED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE RESPONSIBLE'fOR

THE DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT OF SEWERAGE AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL

SYSTEMS. -. RECOMMENDATIONS ARE GIVEN. ON: SAFETY 'MEASURES

CONCERNED WITH DESIGN; OFERATION.'AND MAINTENANCE OF SUCH

.SYSTEMS AND ON PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN BY INN WORKING IN

THEM, TO ELIMINATE OR MINIMIZE TOE LIKELY RISKSTHE REPORT

INDICATE K SOME SUITABLE TYPES OF SAFETY APPARATUS, AND

SUIGESTS THE ACTION NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN SAFETY AT WORK AND

EFFICIENCY IN ANY RESCUE OPERATIONS.

AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, U45 EAST

47TH STREET., NEW YORK, NY 10017

F_TUTION NAME: INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS.

MI ISTRY OF HOUSING LOCAL GOVEMNI.6(1

IRISACEESSIOA NUMBER: EWOO 061

PUBLICATION DATE: DEC RIO

TITLE: RELATIVE HEALTH RISKS OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE T

AND GLOW °CRATE4LAND TREATN NT.

PERSONAL, AUTHOR: UIGA, ANTS; CRITES, RONALD W.

.$

DESCRIPTOR; *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; 'EVALUATION; 4EALTHRISKS;

LAGOONS *LANRPFLICATIONI OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH; *OPERATIONS(WASTE R *PUBLIC HEALTH ;, RESEARCH; SLUDGE; *SLUDGE

TREATMENT; WASSWATER TREATMENT; WATER RESOURCES

ATMENT

DESCRIPTIVE N TE; 21163-2074P.

ABSTRACT: A COMPARISON IS MADE, OF THE P)TENTIAL

EFFECTS OF 0ACTIVAAD gEUDGE AND LAND TREATMENT SYST

REMQVAL kMECRANISMS AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS ARE REVIEWED

FACtORS NEEDED TO PROVIDE AN EVALUATION METHOD, INCLUDING

CONTACT WITH A SUSCEPTrBLE HOST AND CONCENTRATION OF HEALT12

AFFECTING WASTEWATER CONSTITUENTS, ARE THEN ADDRESSED. BOTH

NRIENT SYSTEMS ARE EFFECTIVE IN MINIMIZING HEALTH RISKS.

LAD TREATMENT SYSTEMS PROVIDE MAL OR GREATER REMOVAL OF

VARIOUS WASTEWATER CONSTITUENTS.

v


V52 NI2


PUBLICATION DATE ' DEC 00

TITLE .: TREATABLILITY OF TYPE A ZEOLITE IN WASTEWATER :

PART 1,

FERSOAAE:AUTHOR: KING, JAMES E.; AND OTHERS:

DESCRIPTOR: 'ACTIVATED SLUDGE BIODEGRADATION; CHEMICAL

TREATMENT; *COLLECTION SYS MS; ,:iDETERGENTS; *PRIMARY

TREATMENT: . RESEARCH; *SEC DARY 'TREATMENT; TRICKLING` FILTERS; *WASTEWATER TIWATIVII WATER QUALITY; *ZEOLITE'

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; .2875-2006P. 1

ABSTRACT: ThE TREATMENT OF TYPE A ZEO ITE, A SYNTHETIC

'ALUMINOSILICATE THAT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED 'FOR USE AS A BUILDER

IN DIADEMS, WAS STUDIED IN COLLECTION SYSTEMS FOR

WASTEWATER AND IN MODELS OF : PRIMARY ,SEDIMENTATION AND

WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES. THE STUDIES INDICATED NO

SUBSTANTIAL LONG,DERM ACCUMULATION. OF THE ZEOLITE' IN

COLLEeTION SYSTEMS ,AND NO IMPAIRMENT OF :FLOW, BOTH STATIC

AND DYNAMIC SMILING TES15 INDICATED THAT TILE ZEOLITE WAS

REMOVED LIKE OTHER SUSPEADED SOLIDS. THE ZEOLITE RID NOT

INTERFERE WITH CHEMICAL TREATMENT FOR THE REMOVAL OF

PHOSPHOROUS, 'AND THE CHEMICAL TREATMENT ENHANCERREMOVAL OF

THE ZEOLITE: THE PRESENCE OF ZEOLITE WO EFFECT ON THERATE OR EXTENT OE THE BIODEGRADATION OF AN ANIONIC

SUREAETANT IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE. IN STUDIES WITH sEm-CONTINIOUS ACTIVATED SLUDGE;; CONTINUOUS SLUDGE,.' ARID

TRICKLING FILTER PROCESS S, TREATIENT EFFICIENCIES WERE NOT

ADVERSELY'AFFECTED AND EFFLUENT CONCENTRATIONS OF METALS

WERE NOT ALTERED DY THE ZEOLITE. REMOVAL OF TOE ZEOLITE IN

THESE PROCESSES 'WAS 00% OR MORE.


V52 Al2

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: `EWO050

PUBLICATION DATE: DEC BO

TITLE: TREATABILITY. OF TYPE A ZEOLITE. WASTEWATER PART

II.

PERSONAL. .AUTHORt HOLMAN,' WILLIAM F. HOPPING, WILLIAM. D.

DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDGE; COLLECTION Z71EMS;0:

DEWATERING; *LABORATORY TESTING; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);

PERCOLATION; RESEARCH; *SEPTIC SYSTEMS; *SEPTIC ,TANKS;

*SLUDGE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT: *ZEOLITE

-DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 210-2905P.

ABSTRACT: TYPE A ZEOLITE IS A SYNTHETIC ALUMINOSILICATE

WHICH HAS BEEN DEVELOPED -FOR USE AS A BUILDER IN DETERGENTS

THE EFFECT OF ITE ZEOLITE ON VARIOUS PROCESSES USED TO TREAT

SLUDGE. AND ON TREATMENT SYSTEMS '-FOR HOME WASTEWATER WAS

EVALUATED. LABORATORY' SIMULATIONS OF SLUDGE THICKENING,

ANAEROBIC DIGESTION, -AND DEWATERING WERE USED TO TEST

ZEOLITE AT REALISTIC' AND EXAGGERATED CONCENTRATIONS.

4

REALISTIC CENTRAPONS DF:THE ZEOLITE HAD NO EFFECT ON THE(EH IG IENCY OF 11DA TREATMENT PROCESSES FOR ICE,.EXINERATED: CONCENTRATIONS OF THE .ZEOLITE IMPROVED WINESURING AND DEWATERING PROPERTIES. THE ZEOLITE HAD NO

EFFECT 4IN' ,THE PERFORMANCE OF LABORATORY SEPTI@ TANKS OR ON"THE QUALITY OF EFFLUENT FROM INDIVIDUAL HOME ` EPTIC' TANK _NDAEROBIC SYSTEMS, THE ADDITION 'OF .THEitZEOLITE QTSIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE THE VOLUME* SEPT TANK SLUDGE: HEPERCOLATION RATE OF EFFLUENT FROM SEPTIC TANKS IN SANDCOLUMNS WAS NOT ALTERED BY IRE PRESEN OF REALISTICCONCENTRAT ONS OF THE ZEOLITE,

AVAILABILITY: 1 JOURNAL WATER, POLLUTION CONTR LFEDERATION,V521I2

AI CO4ION NUMBER: T1O05064

PUBLICATION Mt DEC BO

TITLE,: CONTROL OF SLUDGE BULKING IN THE BREWINLINDUSTRY.

iFERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHWAV, HENRY JR. AND OTHERS

DFRERIPTOR: ACTiVATI3\ILUDG4 *BREWING 'INDUSTRY; *CASESTUDIE; 4 DESIGN; FOOD PROCESSING; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES;6*OPERATIONS kWASTEWATER); )*SLUDGE; SLODGE B EKING; *WASTEDISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT 0 '


. ,

.

ABSTRACT:, TWO YEARS OF FULL SCALE OPERATIONS )F A BREWERY'

WASTE TREAT NT PLANT ARE ANALYZED TO DEMONSTRATE HOW THE

iltgPLANT OVERCA PROBLEMS OF BULKING SLUDGE TYPICAL IN THE

INDUSTRY, nu FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO BULKING SLUDGE .

CONDITIONS ARE -EXAMINED ALONG litt THE STEPS TAKEN TOVVERCONT THEM.

,

AVAILABILITY; JOURNAL WATER POUTIPON CONTROL FEDERATION,V52 N12

II


PUBLICATItm DATE: 'NOV 80

TITLE: IS It WATER GETTNG CLEAIrEW.IA SURVEY OF WATERQUALITY IN THE :TENNESSEE VALLEY -

'PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLARK; LARRY R.; AND OTHERS

DESCRIPTOR: ttlfuRm RESOURCES; *RESEARCH; RESERVOIRS;

RIVERS: *SURVEYS; STREAMS *TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY; WATER'

QUALITY PROBLEMS; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER

MANtGEMENT

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 33P,

ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT CONTAINS THE RESULTS OF A SURVEY OF

THE WATER QUALITY,OF THE TENNESSEE VALLEY, It IDENTIFIES THE

VALLEY'S CRITICAL AND SERIOUS WATER PROBLEK '.CHARTSWHATEVER PROCRESS. 11 AS BEEN RIDE, AND SUGGESTS POSSIBLE

1

SOLUT IONS..

AVAILABILITY D VISION OF WATER RESOURCES, OFFICE OF.

NATURAL IVTS UP. , .TENNINSEE: VALLEY AUTTIORITY, 116 .EVANS

BUILDING, VVILI,E, T1 37901 s .

IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER:, EW005066

PUBLICATION DATE; NOV 78

TITLE: 'SAFETY TRAININC; HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES,

DESCRIPTOR: ACCIDENT PREVENTION; *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;*HAZARDOUS , MATERIALS; INDUSTRIAL SAFETY; INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS; OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY; SAFETY; SAFETY/EDUCATION.STUDENT CUBES; *TEACHING. GUIDES *TOXIC SUBSTANCE':WORKBOOK

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; PRICE: 5095,00 VIDIOCASSETTE, tI,400,00TOTAL SET, 145,00 PRE UNIT TO PREVIEW, STUDENT ANDINSTRUCTOR'S GUIDES INCLUDED

ABSTRACT: THIS HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES; TRAINING UNIT IS

COMPOSED OF A ONE-HOUR VIDEO'T'APE PRESENTATION, A STUDENT

MANUAL WITH AN ACCOMPANYING TEXT, ANC) AR INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE,

THE VIDEOTAPE :PROGRAM IS DIVIDED INTO SEVEN SEGMENTS, ANDTHE TEXT CORRESPONDS TO THE TAPE IN BOTH ORGANIZATION ;AND

BASIC COlitENT,.THESEVEN SECTIONS INCLUDE: COMMON INDUSTRIAL

HAZARDS; CHLORINE; ACIDS AND CAUSTICS; FLANIABLE, EILOSIVE,,_

.

AND RADIOACTIVE HAZARDS; PAINTS AND ADHESIVES; D DUSTS AND

GASES; AND METALLIC SUBSTANCES. BOTH THE STUDENT AND

INSTHUETA'S GUIDES CONTAIN SE4TION SUMMARIES, UIZZES, ANDA LIST OF TERMS,

AVOLABILITX: NUS COIU'ORATION, TRAINING SERVICES DI ION,

4 RESEARCH PLACE, ROCKVILLE, 110 20850, ACCENT ION: I I,EZZO


4iUBLICATION DATE! SEP 20

TITLE: :SAFETY TRAINING: RESPIRATORY PROTECTION,

DESCRIPTOR:. ACCIDENT PREVENTION; APPARATUS; *AUDIOVISUALAIDS; INDUSTRIAL SAFETY; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALSLOCCUPATIONAL HEALTH; *RESPIRATORS; *RESPIRATORY PROTECTION;

*SAFETY; SAFETY EDUCATION; STUDENT GUIDES; *TEACHING GUIRES;

WORKBOOKS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: $395.00 VIDIOCASSETTE, $1400,00

AND INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDES N

TOTAL SET, $445.00 PER UNIT TO PREVIEW, STUDENT

flNCLUDED

'ABSTRACT: -THIS RESPIRATORY PROTECTION TRAINING UNIT IS

:COMPOSED OF A' ONE-HOUR VIDEOTAPE PRESENTATION, A STUDENT

MANUAL WITH AN ACCOMPANYING TEXT, AND AV INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDEtt,-.

TIE; VIDEOTAPE PROGRAM IS DIVIDEDINTWFIVE SEGMENTSAND Tiff

TEXT CORRESPONDS TO THE TAPE IN DOTR ORGANIZATION AND BASIC

CONTENT, THE FIVE SECTIONS INCLUDE: RESPIRATORYIAZAIMS AIR

' PURIFYING RESPIRATORS, AIR SUPPLIED RESPIRATORS, FliTING OF

P 9 ;

FtY APPARATUS.-, AND USE AND -CARE OF RESPIRA1ORYBOTH THE STUDENT AND INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDES CONTAIN

,QUIZZES; AND A LIST OF TERMS.

ITY: :NUS cORPORATION, TRAINING SERVICE DIVISION,PLACE, HOMILLE,'MD 208500 MENTION: D. ZEZZO

tSSION NUMBER: EW005

9N yrATT.: JUL 78

AFETY TRAINING: FIRE SAFETY.

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, AND /. LIFTING. ROTH THE STUDENT ANDRISTRUCTOR'S GUIDES CON__IN SECTION SUMMARIES, QUIZZES ANDA LIST OF BINS.

4 AVAILABLL TY: NUS CORPORATION. TRAINING SERUCES DIVISION,4 RESEARCH PLACE, ROCKVILLE, MD 20850, ATTENTION: D. ZEZZO

11.: ACCIDENT PREVENTION:. *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *FIREI; *FIRE PROTECTION; FIRES; INDUSTRIAL SAFETY;ZONAL MATERIALS; OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY: *SAFETY;OUCATION: STUDENT GUIDES; *TEACHING GUIDES;

tE NOTr: *445.0: $45,00 PER UNIT-

L'S GUIDES INCLUDED

VLDEOCASSETTE, 41400.00[PREVIEW, STUDENT AND

THIS FIRE SAFETY TRAINING UNIT 1$ COMPOSED OF A

!NCPRESENTATION. A STUDENT MANUAL WITH AN

FNG TEXT. 'AND AN INSTRUCTOR'S CMIDE. THE VIDEOTAPEI DIVIDED INTO SEVENECNENIN. THE TEXF CORRESPONDS.APE IN BOTH ORGAN NATION AND BASIC CONTENT THEIONS ARE: FIRE CHEMIS

BurRY:TYPES OF FIRES." PORTABLE

NG EQUIPMENT, li-1.N EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS,TO A FIRE EMERGENCY FIRE PREVENTION AT 1101W AND

AENTION' ON THE 'JOB. BOTH THE STUDENT ANDt'S GUIDES CONTAIN SECTION SUMMARIES.; QUIZZES, ANDTERMS,

.

TY: NUS, CORPORATION, TRAINING SERVICES,. '4

tACE, ROCKVILLE, MD _20850, ATTENTION: D.'ZEZZO-, _

SION'NUMBER: EW00586_

N DATE: AUG 78

FETY TRAINING: PERSONAL SAFETY.,

ACCIDENT PREVENTION; *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;INDUSTRIAL SAFETY; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;

NAL SAFETY; *SAFETY; SAFETY EDUCATION; *SAFETY*TEACHING GUIDES; WORKBOOKS

E NOTE: PRICE: 1343.00:VIDIOCASSETIE, 31;400.00S395,00 I6MM, $45.00 PER UNIT TO PREVIEW, STUDENT

CTOR'S GUIDES INCLUDED

THISERSONALISAFETY TRAINING UNIT IS COMPOSED OFH VIDEOTAPE PRESENTATION, A STUDENT MANUAL WITH ANNG TEXT, AND AN INSTRUcTws 'GUIDE. TIM VIDEOTAPEIS DIVIDED INTO SIX SEGMENTS,,,AADv, THE' TEXTS TO TREVIDEOTAVE 4N ORGANIZATION AND BASICERE SIX SECTIONS INCLUDE; BASIC PROTECTION, SAFETY_PART I. SAFETY HAZARDS- PARTII, SAFETY EQUIPMENT,



TITLE: FIELD TES` NG AND REVISIONS OF A COMPETENCY-B ASEDCURRICULUM FOR UPQRADINGTJATER TREATMENT TECHNICIANS

PERSONAL AUTROID- KINCAID, '0. DAVID

DESCRIPTOR: COMPETENCY, BASED INSTRUCTION; *CURRICULUMDEVELOPMENT; cuRRIcuutm GUIDES; *EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH;*EVALUATION; *FIELD -TESTING; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;OPERATORS; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *SKILL'DEVELOPMENT;*WATER TREATMENT


ABSTRACT: THE PURPOSE OF THIS 0 ECT WAS `TO FIELD TEST ANDREVISE A SET OF 12 CURRIC U MANUALS WHICH HAD .BEENPREVIOUSLY DUELOPED FOR UPGRADING WATER TREATMENT PLANTOPERATOR SKILLS. THE MANUALS ARE WRITTEN IN COMPETANCY-BASED!FORMAT, ARE MUTUALLY INDEPENOEN1% AND ARE DESIGNED SELF"INSTRUCTION BY THE STUDENT. THE FIELD TEST INVOLVED A TOTALOF 42 STUDENT OPERATORS AT 15 WATER: SUPPLIES IN FIVECOUNTIES IN VEST VIRGINIA:, THE STUDENT OPERATOPS WEREEMPLOYED AT THERE SUPPLIES AS OPERATORS- IN-TRAINING OIL ASCLASS I OPERATORS.

AVALABILITNI, WEST VIRGINIA RESEARCH COORIINATING UNIT FORCATIONAL EDUCATION, MARSHALL UNIVERSITY, BUNTINGTON, WV

25701

IRIS ACCESSION NU

PUBLICATION DATE:

TITLE: ASSESSINGTRAINING-SYSTEMS.

ER; EW005873

JAN 81

COSTS, BENEFITS AND PRODUCTIVITY IN

PERSONAL AUTHOR: KEATISLEY, REG; COMPTON, TERRY

DESCRIPTOR: COST/BENEFIT .ANALINIS; *COST EFFECTIVENESS.;*EFFICIENCY; *EVALUATION; *INSTRUCTION1-$MODE'LS; PERSONNELMANAGEMENT; PRODUCTIVITY; TRAINING; *TRAINING PROGRAMS

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE :, 52-611'.

ABSTRACT' THIS, i'lItT1CLE, ' DIS'tIUSSES. FOUR, APPROACHES TOASSESSING TRAINING 'EFFECTIVENESS AND,EFFICIENCY: RESOURCE:REQUIREMENT MODELS', LIFE CYCLE MODELS, BENEFIT MODELS, ANDPRODUCTIVITY MODELS. i THESE -FOUR APPROACHES. REPRESENTDIFFERENT WAYS OF ADDRESSING THE COST/BENEFITS ISSU' WHICHMAY OR MAY NOT BE USEFUL FOR A PAR: I CUL.'ABb T 11A INING

J7SITUAION. 'THE READERDER UCST DECIDE WHICH MODELTHEIR CURRENT.PLANNING OR DECISIONMAKING NE DS,1

AVAILAPILITY4 TRAINING AND 6EVELOPMENT JOURNAL, ya5 NI

DRESSES



TITLE BIOASSAY OK PESTICIDES IN

PERSONAL AUTHOR: BANK!, L.

DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL. TECHP U B 0 SAY; LAI ORATORYPROCEDURES; *MEASUREMENT; *PESTICIDES

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE::` 84P: PRICED 1c34.50

'ABSTRACT: THE PRINCIPAL AIM OF THE PRESENT pooK IS TO GIVECOMPRERENSIVE INFORMATION ON THE METROLOGICAL, BIOLOGICAL,LOGICAL AND BIOMETRICAL MEASUREMENT OF H19ACTIVITY-WITHIN'ACLOSED ,SYSTEM, EVERY.CASE THE PRECISE DEFINITION,OF THE `CONCEPTS. THE LARGE NUMBEA OF EXAMPLES IN THEAPENDIX HELP MAKE 'THE MEASUREMENT AND CALCULATION. METHOD'Q1 TELLICIBLE.'

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TITLE: MOVEMENT 'OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES IN SOILABIBLTOGHAPHY,VOLUMEP2, PESTICIDES.

PERSONAEAUTHOR: COPENHAVER. EMILY; D..: WILKINSON, UNITA K.

DESCRIPTOR: *BIBLIOGRAPHY; .'HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; *HAZARDOUS::,i'UBSTANCES; LAND APPLICATION: -*METALS: ORGANIC COMPOUNDS:-PESTICIDES; *POLLUTION; PUBLIC_ HEALTH; *SOILS; '*WASTE.DISPOSAL

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ABSTRACT: THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY IS INTENDED FOR USE BYPERSONNEL CONCERNED WITH THE DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTES.

LOTHER THAN SEWAGE SLUDGE, ON AND. IT IS THE RESULT OF ASEARCH OF RECENT LITERATURE (197e THROUGH 1974) AND INCLUDESINFORMATION ON THE TRANSPORT, TRANSFORMATION, AND SOILTENTION OF ARSENIC: ASBESTOS. BERXLLIUM. CADMIUM,

CHROMIUM, COPPEIL., CYANIDE. LEAD, MERCURY, SELENIUM. ZINC,HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS. PESTICIDES, AND OTHER HAZARDOUSSUBSTANCES. THIS VOLUME CONTAINS'THE PESTICIDE CITATIONS.

AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL. INFORMATION SERVJCE. 52ORT ROYAL ROAD. SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161 j /

)103l'ROBUN BILLAU4W 005 658

WADO. EDUARDOEW 905..009

BLACKWOOD, T. R.EW 005.130EW 005 133

IDERION. CHARLES R.1W 005,662

711YOE, DENNIS R.EN 004 818_

ISTIN, JOHN H.EW 004,532EW 005 521' ,

aarm, RonEltr A.,EW 003 704 -EW 005 705

LLEW, H. W;EW 004 334

BLOCK, iBILL`EWV05 614

ND, RICHARD G.LW 003-811

.CHING.-DAVID L.=E14. eon [89

GICHOMTIONALD J.EN 005 531

noyLE, WILLIAM H.EW 004 A713

DRAILEY,'DONAIDw005.784

BREWER, ANNIE M.EIII003 625

LLING, ROBERT:C.EW 005 646

BERJ-1. KHARKHA.LW 005 11 8

NKI, 1.LW 005 877

CLARK, DOUGLAS W.EN 005 692

ARK, .LARRY R.EW 005 865

CLINE, VARY C.EW 005 591'

COWOH,-TERRYEW 005 073

COPENRAVER, EMILY D.EW 005 878

A. V. CRAWFORD, NORMAN H.'631 SW 004 am

mugs. RONALD W.EW 003 861

RRINCToN. E. J. W.EW 005 508

RROn, RICHARD F.EW 3U5 492

0

RTLEIT. RONALD E.LW 005 606

MANN, PETER-C.EN 005 048w---

DIENT, PHILIP B.-EW 005 489

MOLT, GERALD R.Ell 005 490

WRY.- ROBERT E.EW 005 603

qICK, IIICILAEL WILLIAM,[TOR:EW 004 953

ID, FRANK E., JREW 005 074

['roil, G.

EW 005 015

BROWN, A. W. A.

EW 005 650

BROWN, OBENA J.'LW 005 103

BRYANT, EDWARD A.Elf 005 704

BURTON,. IANLW 005 582

CAICEIW, EDUARDOEW 005 610

CALDWIILL; LYNTON K.EW 005 700

CAPLAN. F.EW 005 610

CASWELL. C. A.ElI 004 776

CHAPMAN, ROBERT L.EW 005 490

CHEREHISINOFF, NICHOLAS P.LW 005 533

CHEREHISINOFF, PAUL N.EW 005,503

CHEVALIER, CHARLES E.EN 005 085

DAVIS, JOSEPH A:, EDITOREW 005 816

DEININGilt, ROLF A.Eli 005 783

DELVE71110, FRED,EW 005 647

DERENZO, D. J.EW 005 554

DEICING, RICHARD T.EW 005 509

DIGENNARO, LISA J.EW 005 570

DOMINO, FRANCIS A.LW 003 551

DOMIGIAN, ANTHONY S.ElI 004 013

DOWNIL. RODGER B.LW 005 791ElI 005 792EW 005 793

ECFAINN, DONALD E.EW 005 780

FELICIANO, D. V.

EW 005 628

FIEUL RICHARDLW 005 614

FINGAS. MERVIN F.EW 004 701

FINSTEIN, M. S.EW 005 778

FJERDINGSTAD, LINERLW 005 656

FLACK. ERNEST J.EW 004 735

FRITCH, GENE H.LW 005 572

R.

'EW 005 555

ANGSTAD, EDWARD O.EW 005 586

GEHR, R.EW 005 633

GEISER, ELIZABETH A.EW 005 625

GERARD, MICHAELEW 004 977

GILBERT, JEROME,13.ElI 005 568

GILLEAN, JAMES I.EW 004 961

GREEN, MICHAELEl! 005 106

GREENWOOD,EW 005 009

GRINNELL, D. J.El! 004 467

GROVEL, KATHRYNEW 005 538

GRUBBS, R. B.

El! 004 773

GUARINO, CARIOUI F.EW 005 532

. El! 005 594

GUNN. GEORGE A.EW 005 485

ANDER, THOMAS P.EW 004 972

ILANSEPI, BLAIR E.-EW. 005 634

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1,' DAVID L.i 005.612

INN, ED005 647

I, 13101111 ER K005 635

,EON E.1 004 467

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J. C.' 005 633

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ANDREW,004 562

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ILLIAM J.005 615

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RALPH F.005 734005 732005 733095 734005 735005 736005 737005 738005 739005 740005 741005

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EN 005-753EW 005 754EN 005 755EN

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KW 003 757EW 005 758EM 005 759-EN 005 760EW 005 761EW 005 762EW 005 763EN 005 764EN 005 765EW 005 766 ,EN 005 767EN 005 768EW 005 769'.,

-'- EW 005 770EN 005 771EW 005,-772EW 005 73EW 005 7 4EN 003 7

LENSED, RANDOLPH A.EW 004 775

JOHNSON, C. C.EW 005 659

JOHNSON, STEVE--EU 005 7117

JOLLEY, ROBERT L.EN 005 587

JONES-, J RRY L.EN 005 726

JORDAN. RICHARD W.EN 005 592

JOSEPHSON, Juno'EW 005 602

KAISER, CHARLES Dos JR.EW #05 828

KARLSRUHE, F. R. G.EW 004 888

KAVANAUGH. MICHAEL C,EW 005 618

KEARSLEY,'GREGEW 005 1173

INNEDY, MAURICE V.EW 005 851

KERR, SONJA N.EW 004 au7EW 005 491

KINCA14, C. DAVIDEW 005 872

KING, JAMES E.FM 005 862

K1NCSOURY, C. L.EW 005 147

-KNOPPERT. P. L.EW 005 782

KOREN, HERMANEW 005 648EW 005 ps(H,.,.-

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LEHMANN, EDWARD-EN 005 098EW 005 107

LEHR, JAYEW 004 962_ _

LEININGER, KURT V.EW 005 781

LOEHIL, RAYMOND C.,EW 004 948

LONG J. MACARTHUREW 005 662

LUTHY, RICHARD C.EW,904 587

MADDOCK, THOMAS S.EV-005 612

MCCELLAND, NINA I.EN 005-713

MCCLIMANS, RICHARD J.EW 004 740

MCCRONE.'WALTER C.EW105 310

MCGUIRE, MICHAEL J.Ell 005 260

MCPHERSON,-M. B.EN 005 114

MCWHIRTER. J. R EDITOREN 005 018

MULL, DOUGLAS T.EN 004 733

METCALF, RICHARD R.EW 005 493

MEYER. WALTEREN 005 777

MILLER,. DAVID W.EN 005404

MILLER, STANTONEW 005 031

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MUCIIMORE, CHARLES P,,,EW 005 086

MIDIFORD, C. J.4,1 EN 005 651

_MUSSELMAN, RonEN 005 769

NELSON, RICHARD E.EN 005 536

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NEUFELD, RONALD D.EW 005 406 .

NIESSENs WALTER R.EN 005 590

NIGHTINGALE, HARRY I.EN 004 .975

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LAVER., !ARVINEW 004 300

STOW, DOUGEW 005 610

D, T. ANTHONYEW 005 weSON, IRWINLW 005 009

[(OLDS. dARROL E.EW 005 636

E, JAMES K.LW 005 032

5. EINVIL G.EW 005 654

IMS, RORERTLW 004 946

PEI.. R. F.EW 005 500

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SANKS, ROBERT. L.' EW 004 733

SAXON, TREVOREW 005 049 .

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SCHWARTZ.' HENRY GEW 00&;064

SCOTT. JEANETTEEW 003 550

SCOTT'', RALPH /L.EW 003 725

SEGALL, BURTON A.LW 005 776

SELTZ, DAVIDEW 004 38

RAH, JAYPRAEW 004 979

SHELEF. CEDALIAHEW 005 186

SHELLY, PILILLIP K.EW 005 627

SHERRARD, JOSEPH H.EW 005 487

SHIFRIW, WALTER G.EW 003 828.'

`SINGER,' PAUL R."EW 004 976

SINGER, PHILLIP C.EW 005 617

SIT TIG, MARSHALLEW 003 802

SMALL, JOHN W.LW 005 535

SOPPM WILLIAM.E.LW 005 491

SOPPER. WILLIAM E.EW 004 087

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HMG. THOMAS J.EW 005,829

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STANKUNAS, JOHN J.EW 000 044

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STRAU, CONRAD T.EW 003 011

STUART, 'DAVID C.EW 004 963

STVDCEION, GEORGE E.-LW 005 632'

SUFFET; IRWIN H.EW 005 260

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TRUMANN. ALBERTLW 005 512

TILLMAN, DONALD C.LW 005 846

TORREY; Sr.EW 005 553

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TOURBIER, JOACHIM, EEW004 774

TRUSSELL. R. -RHODESEW 005 837

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TUTHILL, ROBERT W.EW 005 616

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N IRARAGAVEN,E11: 005 595

VON DOIMN, RAYEW 003 570

VONDUCK, ARTHUR 1147EN 005 571

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WATSON.' DAVID L.EW 005-650

WEBER, SCOTT A.EW 005 407

WEINBERGER, EUGENEEW 005 191

WEINER, JACKEW403020

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WESPIAGOTT, R.Ell 004 820

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ACC I opiT FREvEriTilit (6)

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ABC CIRCUITS ( I)

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ACCOUNTING ( I)

*ACTIVAM CARBON

*ACTIVATED CUM ADSORPTION

*ACTIVATED SLUDGE

ACTIVATED SLUDGE

*ADRIA 'STRATI ON

ADMINISTRATION

*ADMINISSITIVE ORGANIZMION

'.ADULT LEARNING'

,ADVANeED WASTEWATER TREAT IT`

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ROSOLS

A RICULiit1 IAL ECONOMICS

A Nuvrufm PESTS.

MG 'CULTURAL POLLUTION,

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AGRI ULTIMA W, TES

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AGRICU FIRE '

AGRICUL

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EW004773 EW005856

(2) EW005117 EW005667

(2) EW0043 E1f005620

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(1) EW005263

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(2) EW004775 EW005

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(1) EW004889

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*CHLOROBACTER I A

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CHLOROFORM

CHLOROHYDROC ONS

*CHOKING

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CIRCUIT 'BREAKERS

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CITIZEN PARTIC IPATION,

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EW005628 EW005629

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TERIA (I)

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(3)

(2)

(2)

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EW005686EW003687

EW004878

EW005614

EW005862

EW005697 EW005

EW004893

EW005610

EW005648

EW005649

EW00560

EW005787

EW005542

EW005784

EW005672

EW005032

EW004371 EW005658 EW005778

EW005152 EW005574

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EW005773

EW005612 'E W005787

EW005189

EW005261

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EW005189 E 0 5268 EW005514

EW005787

EW003655 005688

EW005633

EW005754

EW00437I EW004602 Ae05121 EW005515 EWO 6 EW005856 EW005857

EW0048501 EW005587 EW005713 EW005858

CONFERENCE !WORTS

*CONFERENCES

CONNECTIONS

*CONSIOATioN

CONSERVATIOii

*CONSERVATION UNVIRoNMENT1

CONSERVATION (ENV'

*CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION

*CONSULTANTS

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ICON` AMINAOTS

*CONTAMINATION

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*CONTROL SYSTEMS

*CONTROL VALVES

*CONVERSION FACTORS

*COFFER

Ws OF ENGINTS

*CORRoSIoN

CORNSION

*CuRROSION CONTROL

CURRosION CONTROL

(6)

(3)

(4)

(4)

(2)

*COST (I)

*COST ANALYSIS (1)

COsT 1N1LYSIS (I)

*COST-LENEFIT ANALYSIS

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GOST Lii,miliElEss

(1)

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EW005513

EW001140

EW004602 EW005461 4005813

EW005090 EW005520 EW005553 EW005573 EW005579 ,,EW005790

EW005081

EW005700

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EW005685

EW005640

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EW004894

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*COSTS.

COSTS

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COTTON

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COURSE EVALUATION

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CULVERTS

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'CURRICUCUItGUIDR

*DAIRY INDUSTRY

*DATA

*DATA ACQUISITION

DATA ANALYSIS

DATA BASES,

*DATA COLLECTING SYSTEMS

*DATA COLLECTION

*DATA EVALUATION

*DATA MANAGEMENT

*DATA QUALITY

*O7C CIRCUITS

D-C CIRCUITS

*D-C Y,QUIPMENT

*DEOHLOWINATION

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EW004948 EW004974 -EW005485 EW005512 EW005516 EW005574 EW005591

EW005615

EW004960

EW005543

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(1) EW004686

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(I). EW005664'

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(1) .EW005872

(1) EW005872

(I) EW005104

(1) EW005811

(1) EW005796,

(1) EW005709

(2) EW005623 EW 5 24

(1) EW004532

(I) EW005831

(1) EW005831

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(1) EW005755

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DECISION,MAKINC

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DEFINITIONS

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DETERGENTS

DEIOXIFICATION

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(1) EW005051

(1) EW005698

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(I) EW005638

*DISTRIBUTED CONTROL. (I) EW005828

DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION (1) EW00404

*DPDAETHOD' (1)

DRAINAGE (I)

*DRAWINGS (1)

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EW005523

EW005621

DRINKING WATER (7)

*DRIVE COMPONENTS (.1)

*DROUGHTS (1)

*DUAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (I)

*DUAL WATER SYSTEMS' (I)

DUST (1)

*EARTHQUAKES (1)

*ECOLOGY (2)

ECOLOGY (.1)

*ECONOMIC ANALYSIS tl)

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*ECONOMIC IMPACTS ( i)

*ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDIES (1)

*ECONOMICS (9)

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EW0056

EW005121

EW005731

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EW004975 E1005522 ER005542 EW005569 EW005587 EW005605 EW005659

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EW005711

EW005520

EW005520

EW004893

EW004976

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EW005656

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*EDUCATIONAL NEEDS

IDUCATIONAL, PROBLEMS.

*EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS'

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

EDUCATIONAL RED EARCfl

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(2) EW004 7 EW005778

(2) EW005 1 EW005

(1) EW005521

(1) , EV00552d

*EFFLUENTS

EFFLUENTS (14)

E1005605

EFFLUENT STANDARDS .11)

ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS (1).

*ELECTRICAL DEVICES (4)

ELECTRICAL DEVICES (2)

*ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (4)

ELECTRICAL HAZARDS

ELECTRICAL POWER PLANTS (I)

*ELECTRICAL RELAYS (1)

*ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (9)

EW005762

ELECTRICAL sYslms (2)

*ELECTRICITY (9)

111005758

ELECTRICITY (5)

ELECTROCHEMICAL MEASUREMENT (I)

ELECTROLYTIC PROCESSES. (I)

ELECTRON DIFFRACTION (1)

*ELECTRONIC CONTROL ( 2)

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EMPLOYER ERPLOYEE RELATIONSHIPS (3)

ENPLoymENT PROJECTIONS

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ENERGY CONSERVATION

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

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(1)

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(5)

(18)

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EW005606

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*ENGINEERS (I)

ENGINEERS (1)

ENvioRNNENTAL EPFECTs

*ENVIRONMENT

ENVIRONMENT (7)

*ENVIRoMMENTAL AsSESSMENT (I)

*ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY (1)

*Erni RoNmENTAL cum STRY (I)

*ENviRoNtIENTAL CONTROL (I)

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Ew005610

EW005512

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EW004731 EW004820 EW005543 Ew005552 EW005695 E10056 8

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EW005588

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Ew005850

Ew005593

Ew005848

Ew005845

EW005571

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*ENVIRONMENTAL

ENViRONMENTAL

*ENVIRONMENTAL

ENVIRONMENTAL.

*ENVIIIONNENTAL

*ENToNmENTAL

*ENVIRONMENTAL

ENVIRONMENTAL

*ENVIRONMENTAL.

EDUCATION

EFFECTS

EFFECTS

ENGINEERING

ENGINEERING

FACTORS

HEALTH

MAU

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IMPACT ASSESSMENT

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*ENVIRORFENTAL INFLUENCES

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*ENVIRONMENTAL

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LEGISLATION

MANAGEMENT

POLICY ACT

PROTECTION

PROTECTION

PROTECTION AGENCY

PROTECTION AGENCY

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(2) EW005700, EW005730

(3) EW005517 EW005653 EW005702,

(6) EW005263 Ew005569 EW00558i

(13) EW005543 Donn EW005584

EW005630 EW005639 EW005640 EW005641

(2) EW005569 EW005832

EV004908 EW005574 EW005 98

EW005582

(1) EOM=

(I) EW005085

(i) EW005613

(15) EW003733 EW004733 EW004743

Ew005528 EW005534 EW005537 EW005539

(25) 6004734 EW004830 V(00076

EW00551 EW005519 EW005525, P4005526

EW005628

EW005620

EW005642

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*EQUIPMENT EVALUATION

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EQUIPMENT NAINTENANCE

EQUIFtENT IMIFACTURERS

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, EQUIPINT REPAIR

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EVALUATION METROS

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FEDERAI LEGISLATION

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*FEDERAL POLICIES (1),

*FERE& PROCRAhS (4)

,FEDERAL PROCRAhS (2) '

*FEDERAL PROJECTS (1)

*FEDERAL REGULATIONS (3)

FEDERAL REGULATIONS

FEDERAL BTARDA

(2).

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FEDERAL STATUTES (1)

FEDERAL WATER fOLLUTION CONTROL ACT (1)

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FIELD UST'S (1)

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FILTRATION

FILTRATION

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(3)

(2)

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE (I)

FIRE PREVENTION (I)

FOX PROTECTION (2)

FIRE PROTECTION

FIRES (1)

FIRST AID (1)

FISH (2)

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FLOODING

FLOOD MANAGE

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EW004811 EW005525 EW005540 EW005613 kw 05 55 EW005669 E

693 1W005770"- EW005771 EW005772 EW005850

(2) EW005536 EW005549,

ua

AILANNING

PLANNING

*PLANT OPERATIONS

REBA TORS

*PLANT PERPORMANCE""

.*PLANT SAFErY

*PLASTIC PIPE

*PNEUMATICS

POISONS

POLAROGRAPHIG DETECT010

*POLICItS

*POLICY

POLICY, '

POLICY RESEARCH

.-POLITICAL SCIENCE

*POLLUTANTS

POI:LUTANTS

*POLLUTION

C11

(111)

EV1004946

-EW005492

1005707

E11005575

EW005848

(I)

-D1005011 '": '.EW604467 EW004532 'EW004793 El0041303 'El004896 EV1004.111:i Ek004820

EW004972 E004916 ,EW004979 EW005114 -,E11.00511t EW005153 EW005261

` Et1000493 'EW005509 .F14006521.,,EW005560. EW005691, EW005622 EW0056-28.

POOR', L 1006709:I EW005710 100571!' Bof EVE)05813 1005850.of

EW004735 E1OO4811 E11005090 Eli0055111 111005542 Eir005549 EW005574

EW005579 6005629 EW005654 -EW005706 EVOOTril ,EW005806 Ew005016

EW0058N2-,

I

EW005626

EV005491

111 E11005530

(11 1005759

I) 1005693

gwo05736,-

E1;005773 1'005774, E1C005775

:( EW0005:ti

EI41056

Ei;004a00

"EW005622 .EW005709

EW004i89

E1ti005620 EW005621.

100700 '

600550 4

(n) 100(1679 EW0058 I 1005832

8) EW004731 EW004840 . EW005i I EW005552

1005818 .

(14) 1004714' EW004894 rP,4104900

1005637. .:EW005639 EW005640 EW005641

II? EW0048.18

EW004742, EW004775 :14104820,

EW005104 EW005147 EW005.187:,.EW005509

1005698 ° EW005742 'D1005743. EW0051316't,

13) . 1003555 :E1,1004803 ,E11005085

EW005576 EW005570 EI1005695 EW005701

POLLUTION

POLLUTION ABATTIENT

*ToLiArdoli coNpoL

POaliTioN CONTROL.

POLLUTION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY

*POLLUTION INDICATORS

*POLLUTIOk MEASURES

1 Eil005818

EW004813

-EF005656

EW004965

EW0,05642

Ei10e51 0 Et1005t5 l 1005581,E4100503 B005829

EW.004881 4893. EW004094 El1005089

EW005590

EWOO5R50

10056.14 'EW001602 EW005651

EW005492 E1005517 EW0055,51, E45575EW005056 EW005857 .

.*POLli/TIQN STAND

itriicurritiX OI,OGY

01iria (41111[031C

*i61,

SAL I NKICIILORI DE P.

z!tPONDS

COST SECONDARY EDUCATION

*POTABLE WATER

POTABLE min:

POTASS I Ott' PERWRIATE

*POOH lb hi

*00111MY1101/STRY

4TOWDERET ACT I cATEO CARBON.

*POWER PLANT?

POICH 'PLART$

*POWER SUP PIA*POWEII

POWER TooLs

tPREcaoftifixiioti

PRECURSOR REDUCTION

kPREDICTIoN''

PREDICTION.

PREFABR I Gilt COATI W

PRESSOIE 'SEEP

tPRETREATRNT

,PRETIWATKEIk

I NARY TREATMENT

=PRIVATE p liNERSH IP

PROBABILITY

:PROBLEM ANALYSIS

PROBLEM SOLVING

:PROCES

!

(10). E W003637 it1005638 EW005639 E11005640 E1;00501. EW65642. EW005643E903644 E11005045 EW003'64

( 2) u0005554 EW00555

.:EW005555,

.' EW005035

.(1) EW005693

E110047.75

01005527 , E405872

(21 E405,103 1405592

(0) E1005519 11'1003320 61005525 EW005664 E W00366.6

( 1), D1004881

)77 D1003377'

( I ) E11003104

'4( I) EW005570

EW003744 EWO

.EW005747

; _EF100374

EW005738

.EW003765.

( 1 ) E1100;538

( 1 ) V1003530

(2) 01003709 EW0037 7

EW005618

E405540

E405697

(1) EW005617

111 EW005857

(1) E905862

EW0055t2

(1) EV005502V.

(I) ER105706

(.5) EW005530

(1) EW005591

tf.gROffolfs,. - , f ,

Rilf016ES

Da 44SfAUCTiiiir

D INSTRUCTION

;.1

*FROJECT EVALUATION.. "-

. . a

...PROJECTIONS . ,

' 1, , ,

*pRO'rECTIVE

CTIVE CLOTHING.,

* PUBLIC REAHEALTH

5,

PUBLIC HEALTH

*PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

*PUBLIC MATIONS1

-v. Halt RELATIONS

*PUBLIC SWIPRIINC' POOLS,

ITUBLICIIATER'SUPPLIES,,

xPUBLIC WATER SYSTEM

PUBL IC. WATER SYSTEMS

*PIM I SHEDS

*PULP INDUSTRY .

*PULPING WASTES

*PI ING STATIONS....

PUMPING1TATIONS

(1) :EW0051373 _

. Ey004404 EN00456.0. E41005084.

(2): EV004404 EW005809

( I). . EW005740

(4.8) :1 -EW004886 EW00573 I .1W005732

EW005737 EV005738 . E11005739. EN005742

EW004747 EV005740 Eli005749 E11005750-

EW005755 EV005756 Elf005757 11005750

EN005763 Ei1005765 EW005766 500576'7

EW005772 E1/005773 'EW005774 EV005775

( I ) : E405814 :

(6) , E005706 61005707 F.W0057011 E1'005710 i EW0057111 E1005712I

( 1) ER005555

1 1 :

) 4 liCt5Iii!...,:... - .

( 5) .. Y E14004(4,9 EW00.48137 ER05582 EW005802 EW0051361

E1(005703 EW005734 Vi003735 EV005736

EV005743 E11005744 VI1005745 EW005746

EV005751 EV005752 EW005753 Ei1005754,

EV005759 E1005760 EV005761 Ei1005762

EW005760 E1i005761 EW005770 'E (005771

4

(;143) Erie047a3 EW004742 EI(004804 1`004005 E T1005510 EW005525 EV005586

EVI00569 -14i005033.% Ewol),5870EwitO5K .ER0002 EV60562v: r40562,1 E 605650 EW005659:. EW005661 EW005665

-( 2)

( I/.

( 2). .

' I) EW005506t . _

( I ) E1 005804,

( ) EW003542

( 1) EW0057113

(I) E11005.625

( I ) EV1105128

05126

,, ( ) W005606

( I ) Eh003860

*POPS

PIMPS

*PURFICATION

PURTATION.

E1ti005700 EW005707

EW005615

U0000,B005518

.(3)' : E605618 EW005769

. -(I) EV004734

Y'= ( I ) EW005550

( I EV0081B'

EW005771

*QUALIFICATIONS

*QUALITY CONTROL) EW004560

Eli005514 !61005633

0UAUTY CONTROL (3) 61004371 EN005592 61005831

QUALITY -CRITERIA:.,

.

(7) p005637 E1i005638 .-6(005639 . Ewe 64e Em5641 .'E)(005642 EN00564:

...suegrurAiivE,AsSAY (1) M5405694 r

RADIATIONc (1) 61005.730 4

*RAlt.SitUcTUIEs: ( I) 605615

(I) 6005152 .

RECOMIENDATIONs Et1005610

*HECOIb):KEEFING;,... (2) ,E1100330 E405833

RECORD KERING. (4) pl99ei24 EN005526 IWO0543 EW005548

*REGORI1S

*RECREATION AREAS

RECYCLING'

RECYCLING

REFERENCE )IiiiALS

.21`

(y1

(21 )0

(12),EN005659

(2)

Elt004467 E)1005524

61004794 EN0O5546

Elf004535 EN004602 01305261 6(005570 Elf005590EN005729 6100576i p005790 EIf005848

EN004 3 EN0051

tw005519

600565i

*REFERENCE MATERIAL (2) Ev005625 EW905

REFUSE DISPOSAL (1)' E11005578

*REGIONAL yLANNINc ( I) .61004009

*REGIONAL PROMS ( EN005509

*REGULATIOws

REGULATIONS

REPAIR

pPORTS

*OEPROCESSING

REPiODUCTION.

REQUIREMMS

6(005657

(24) E11004804 EW004005 EN005073 61005014 XN005081 EV005006EN005500 61005541 61005584 D005603' E11005637 EI1005638 E405639E1005642 EN005643 EW005645 D905703 Eli005725 D1005 Elq005813EW005846

6A)05004EW005640

Ei1005882

(0) EV1004010. 61004818" 61005510 Ei1005605 64005622 ri0056 rti005730ER058i5

(2) 61005503 6109669

( 1) gw005787

(1) 61004953

(1) EW0055G8

(1) E11004979

*RESEARCH

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

*REAM! FAC 1 1TIES

RISEARCE NEEDS

*RESEARCH PRIORITIES

*IDEMICH REPORTS

EARCII REPORTS'

*RESEARCH REVIEWS

MEMOIRS

*RESIDUAL CHLORINE

*RESIDUES

RESINS

RESORTS

.*RESOURCE. CONSERVATIOR

RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY Ng (2)

RESOURCE 'CONSERVATION A.D RECOVERY ,ACT (

004741 6005260 'EW005570 EWO

3856 E 005865.5614 EIC005616 6'005618 ER005814

(21) EW004870 ER006965 E'004977 Ev005543 EW005586 E,1005607 EI10056.17

Eti005706 FW005707 E11005708 EW00&709 EW005710- 'EA:13711 ER005712 ER005777

EW003783 .ER005037 E1i005851 Et/005861 EW005862 Eq05063

(1) ER05152

(1) Et 1005534

.EV1005569

Eli005121

' 05831. EW00057.

EW005587

ER005543 EW005656

1 ER005559 it100.5811

(2) . Et1005114 .D1005865

(1) -EW005660

EW005676

, ( EW005531

(1)1 ER004735-

in.'... EN004953

RESOURCE IANAGEIIENT

*RESOURCE RECOVERY

RESOURCE RECOVERY

RESPIRA;r103

BEiPIRAT088

*op I RATORY PROTECTION

*REUSE

*REVEGE FAT I ON

REVEcEIVION

REVUUE REQUIRMITS

DO 695

(1). EF1005103

(6) ER004005 Et/004806 E

EW005703 Et1005816 EW005846

1) 6005508

,(4) EW005867

(I) ' .ER005867,,.

(3), EW005573,' ER005657. Ew005781

( 1) ER005491

(1) ER004

*RISK AsSESSIENT

RISE . SESZEFT

*RISK EVA UATION

Et1005615

EW005582

ER005602a.

EW005582

*RISK FACTORS

RISK MANAGEMENT

*RISKS .

11.1S0 .

*RI R. QUALITY ASSESSNIFF

( I) .4)1005074(1) , EV005582, b

EV005582

Ewoo571p

E110055 (.5,

EWO 5515

EW605577 61005622 EVO

EW005779j.

EW005736-

6 1) EW0050111

11) -EW0054894

. (3) EN005492

EW005713

EW004960 Elio 4961

EW005703

.a

VERS

RIVERS

*ROTATING BIOLOGICAL FILTERS,.

RUDDER

*RULES

IIIUROF ,WA

*RUM AREAS

RURAL AREAS

:*SAFE ,DRINKING 'NAT ACT

SAFE DRINKING WATER: ACT

(7)

EW005579.

EV -562 FW005621 EW005666 .EW005 71 -EW00 833.

*SAFETY E11005073 .EV1005074 E11005500 EW005505 EW005512 EW005 83 E11005 32.

EW005650 EI1005665 E110057,37 E5'00-5733 E)1005739 'D10057891 15005808 -1:405809:EW00586 .EW005866 EW005867 E11005868,. E11005869

. .

SAFETY (16) Ei10048136 ,/ 1111005518 61005519 , .EW005526 ri10 55a3 EW005570 E'005648E)1005649 E)1005661 EW095703 ,E)1005715 E)(005741 EW005758 EW005806 V00580.7

.

EW005027

SAFETY EDUCATION

*SAYE'll EQ11?1FMENT

sittETY EQVIPHENT

TEE PRESERVATION

*51 IPLING

SAIVEING

*SARI:1'NC . METHODS

*SAIITAfi.Y ENGINEERING

*SAN ITARYTAC ILITIES. .

SANITARY SEWAGE: iiSITIS

SANITARY SEARS

*SANITARY SURC,EYS

*SAX IIATION

( 5) EW005 7 E110051366 EW005

( 1) E11005 8i9

( 1) r: . EW005860

.( 1) EW004587

(.5) EW004741 E11004794 E11005627

( 6) E11004952 E)1004965 E)1005541

( ) EV004587

(2) E405524 E)10

(1) EW005658

EVI005547

'.EW0055411

EW005868 E)1005869,

EW005522 EW005523

EW005524 ,EW005658

*SCIEMATIC DIAGRAMS

SCRAPING

SCREENS

zsEAioop inusnii4

*SECONDARY; TREATMENT

IIEC4DARY TREATkENI'

'SECURITY

sEDIpleAT

*SEDIMENTATIO-

*SEDIMENT CONTROI,,

3SEDIMENTS

SEISMIC INVESTIGATIONS

*SE'llARID REGIONS

*SEMICONDUCTORS

*SEMINAR PROCEEDINGS.

SEMINARS',,

*SEPARATION METHODS

*SEPAIIATION PROCESSES

*SEPTAGE

o*SEPTIC, SNITS

*SEPTIC TANKS

SEPTIC TANKS

*SEWAGE

EW005732

EN004978

EN005613

EW005104

EW005662

EV004772 EN005594

z

EW005648

EN004810

EW004820

EW004793

EW005704 E)1005705

EW004976

EW005105

EW005748

EW004818

EW005522 EW005523

(:1) ' ,EW004731

(I) EW004534

(I) EW005776

(2) EW005579 "ENO 5863

(1) .4005863

(4) EW004972 EW005595 EW00597 (005776

(9) EW004820 EW004807 EW004965 6005589 EW005606

ER05811 EW005828.

(3) EV004735 EV005713 EN005818, SEWAGE

SEWAGE TREATMENT

*SEWACE WOROS

*SEWAGE WORKS

SEWERS

EN005593.

'EN005607

EN005860

EVO 614 E1,100

(HD Elf004774 E1005186

EN005777 EW0058J0 E1005860

(5) E1005114 EV005575

(2) EN005575 EW005805

a

.E.N005536 EN 5557:,EW005547 EV00554,8 EN_

EV005579 5655 E1005693

*SILVICULTURE

*SIMULATION

SIMIILATCON

SINGLE-PRASE MO RS

*SITE EVALUATION

S1TE.EVALUATION

SITE SELECTION

*SKILL DEVELOPMENT

SKILL DEELOPNENT

.EW004740 EV005506

(21. EW004813 E1f005114,

(1) EVO0P186

(11 EV005760'

( .,..E904948,

(1 EV005585; EW005805

EF005574

EV004404 IN005670 EV005672 EW005673. EV005760 EV005872

t53r, EW005571 E4005674

EW005682 0005683 EV005684

EV005736 0005757 EV005738

1W005745 EV005744 0005747EV005755, EW005754 EV005755

EM5762 'EV005762' 0005764

EW005770. 0005771 EV005772

EW005675 EV005677 EW005679 EW005680, EV005681'

0005731 EV005732 E110057303 EW005754 EV005755

EW005739 .EW005740 0005742 EW005740, EW005744

EW005748. EW00574 4 0005750 EW00575,1 EW005752EV005756 0005757 EV0057a EV005759' 0005761

EV005765 -0005766' EV005767AW0057,68. EV005769

0005773 0005774` EW005775

(18) 000564 0005672 EV005673 EV005674 0005673 0005676 0005677EW005678 EV005679 4005680 EW005681 EV005682 'EW005682 EV1005680 EV00568,50005686 0005687 EV005688

SLIP LINING

*SLUDGE

E11005556

A6 ,EV005555 EW004371 EW004806 EV004887 EW004953 .EW00518C,D405488

EW005517 _EW005553 .EW005574. EW005589 0005599 EV005595 U005634 'EV005776EV005778 0005779 J0005701 00051315 EW005818 0005844 :14005845 EWO$4816EW005855 ,'0005863 {0005864

SLUDGE

*SLUDGE BULKING

SLUDGE DEWATERJNC

*SLUDGEDISPOSAL

SLUDGE.DISPOSAL

*SLUDGE DRYING

SLUDGE MANAGEMENT

*SLIME REMOVAL

*SLUDGE SETEEMILITY

*SLUDGE 'THICKENING

*SLUDA TRANSPORTATION

SLVDGE TREATMENT

,

SLUDGE TREATMENT

(7) ' ,EW004970 rEW005491. '0005554 0005576 EV005605 EV005811-0005861

(I) 000586,4

(1) EV005488.

6) EWQ04006 E11095553 EV005574 0905591 EV005 7

(2) EV005491 .1W005576

.(1) EW005595

(1) 0005770

(2) 0O04978 EVO 517

'(I) 0005650

(2) . EV005781 0005815

11 EW004806-

(2) EW005594 EW005061

(2) E4005591 0005654

SLUDC 1711,1ZATION

*SMALL COMMUNITIES

SMALL COMUNITliES

*SMUL ELAM

*MALL -WATER .SYSTEM

*SOCIAI:FACTORS

SOCIALIMACTS

SOIL CONSERVATION

SOIL CONSWIATION SERVICE

*SOILS

SOILS

SOLAR ENERGY

SOLIDIFICATION PROCESSES

*SOLIDS

*SOLIDS CONTACT CLARIFICATION

SOLIDS HANDLING

SOLIDS. PROCESSING.

*SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL

*SOLID' w Arm

SORPTIBN PROCisgES

SOURS

*SPECIALJAMIES

SPECIAL LIBRARIES

*SPECIFICATIONS'

SPECIROPHOTOUTRY

'*SALLS

1)

EW005492 EV00979-

( I) EV.005,697

DI.005697.

..EWOOHN42

EV010708.-.:

.EV00.4989

.EI1,005090

Eli005652,

E11.04900 EV00494.9 EV005078

EV004793 EW0057.13,

EV005461 -

( -1) : Eli005152

(1.) . EV005680'

(1) , EW005845

EV004476

'( I) EW005634

'',EV.005579,

(61 EI404803 EV1.005551! EW0056BI ER05591 EN005603 EV005742

(3). EV004535. E11004806 Eli005604 EW005698' EW005730 EVI005748 EW

EK006927

:STAFF

STAFF IMPROVEMENT

STAFF SELECTION

$sTAGNANTHATER

(.1) '',.EV100513564

(1y EVI06340,

(1): EV005623/-,

'(1) 'EV005624'

(I) EV005904.:

(1) E1005672

( Ev00563-:-

1

EW004979

Elf004974

E1.1004979

EV0/4775

*STAINING TECHNIQUES-

*STANDARDS(1) EW004977(17) EW004629 EW004804' EW004961EN005569 .EW005584 EW005620 EW005783EW005 6 EW003832

(14) EW004974 Et1004975 E1005130,EW005532, EW003568 EW005604 E14005618

(1) EW005634

(1) Elio05621

*START-UP'

STATF. ..k,CENC IF

*STATE CRITERIA..: EW001637 E)1005638 Eh

4 EW005645 EW005646'

STATE' GUIDELINES

*STATE OF TILE AR REVIEWS

' STATE ,PLANNIN@,

*STATE: PR0GI143

STATE STANDARDS6 . ..

-.*graisTics

*STATUS ,ASS'

*STATUTES

4:STEAM GENERATING SYSTEMS

STEAM GENERATION

*STEEL FIFES

*STORAGE FACILITIES

STORAGE RESERVOIRS

*From 11111i0FF

*STORM -SEWERS

STORM SEWERS.

1,11JATER

STORM:ATER

*STREAMFLOII

*STREAM

STRII:=MINED LANDS

/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

STUDENT: GU IDES

(I)

El(003520

EW005622'

D1004803 ;.

'EW005309

EW005500,

:EW004973.. .EW005631 ,

EW0051301),1005133

E11003703

EW005744 .Egi 745 ..E)I(10

(1) . EW,005747

(1) EW005540;

EW003547.1

EW005577

( 1)

E1100 089 E1005539 EW00554O EW00555EWOO ao2` MOH EW005804 E)10058

8,EW005492 E)1005508 EW905510, EW005530(EW005622 E s 3659 jEV1005Z96

5639 ,E)1005640 E1100 41 EW005 42 EW903643

4

,E11003030 ,

14 EW005547 EW005348 E140057.

4010 EW004810 E11005409 EW005614,

793

712

93 EW004946I

05491

EW04494

E403866 .EW005067 EW005068

E.W005306 S005552 EN00371.2

STUDY. GUIDES (,1) 6005526

*SUBK5ABLE'WATER (1) 6005261

SUCTION' (4) E11004970

*SULFIDES :.EW005777

*SULFUR DiCTERIA (1) 1W005656,

*SUPERVISION ER005648 EWBO3649

E.VISORY TRAINING in,

05657.

SNIT STRUCYURES (1) EW005494

SURFACE CREMISIly.I EW005260

*SURFACE'ROOFF EW004740 EW004813 EW0041I18 EWO 4820 EW004946 EW005114 EW005121

SURFACE RUNOFF

*SURFACE WATER

SURFACE 'WATER

SURVEYING

gunvEis

*SUSPENDED MATTER

SUSPENDED SOLIDS

*SWIMMING POOLS

*SWIN=CiGIC VALVES

SWITCHES

OYMOLS

*SYMPOSIA

*SYMPOSIA PROCEEDINGS

SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS

SYNTHETIC ORGANIC _POLYMERS

SYSTEM.DOGN

*SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

TABLES (DATA)

TALC,

*TAFE.COATIMGS

(1) EW00497*

(2) EW005644 EW005645 EW005646

(;) s005637 mom m05639

(1) EW005548

(2)' EW005524 EWO 865

(I) EW005683

(2) EW005654 EW005700

'(I) EW005606

(I): EW0065a9,

( I) EW005762,'

( I) EW005702

5) EW005659 EW005725 'EW005726

EN004772 EW004878'

EW005570

() 600505

(I) EW003793

EW005847

(1) EWQ05699.

EW005510

(1) , EW005540,

EWO0564O EWo05641 EW005642 EW005,45

TAPES

*TOP ING

AsTE

'gran

*TAMS

*TEAuil I NG GUIDES

TEACHING cUIDEs

TERI TRAININGti

TEGLIN I CAL ASS !STANCE

*TECH( ICAL GDoPEHATINI .

TECHNICAL pal GAT I \.)NS

*TECIU(ICAL IIEPORTS,

TEctfivio6ICL, ADVAN1tKENTs

.*TECHNoIAIGy

*TEMPERAVIHE ram

*TEM! NOLOGi

FIT lay.111E0ENT

TEHT1 AR7 rilzATIIENT

EV005500Di005688

Mi005617

EW005592

( ) E1904467

(11:) D1005741 Ew005743 E110e5747D405866 Ew005867. -E11005808 D1005869

(2) E1005522 Ew005523

( 1) Ew00563

El(005013

( Ew005521'

( EN005745

(11 E8005858

EW005764 DI 5775 E11005810

(4) DA305535 EW005787 Ew005837 EW005857

( 5) E11005514 D005550 EN005593 E11005629 Ewe 5792

4) Di00555 mi0056 t6 Ew005792 DI003051

( 1) D1005644

EI1005611

ENE)5690

Di005576

EW004476

*TESTING

TEST i NG

TESTING ilicr ioDS

*TEXAS

TEXAS

*TE1M000

*TEXTILE' I NllusTAY

*THERHAI SLUDGE_ DISPOSAL

THAEL-.PHAsE SiSIDS

'pi IRE pHODucT1oNf

V

EN005833

Ev004587 0004978 Ev 5530 D100555

.D1005570

EII00562.1,

DI005469

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*TOXICOLOGY

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*TRAINING PROMS

TRAIYING PRoGRANs

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EW005107 Elf005128 EW005152 E11003491 Elf005517 EI1005551 EW005552 E1.1003553

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Elf005593 Eli005603 EW005604> EW005630 EW . 3634 E/1005651 EV1005658 EW005661

EW005503 EW005813 Eweeno EW005857 E11003864 EW005878

EW003555 EW004962 EW005.186 E11003461 EW005505 E 14 EW005654

EW005816 EW005845 EW005858.

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DES P1005851

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( 1) E11005' 5

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(2) E11003374 E)005604

(1) EN004535

(6).i- -EW004741- EN004887

(3) . EW005657 E1003676

*WASTE114411 ANALYSIS

WASTEWATER COLLECTION.

*WAST VAIER DISPOSAL

WASTEWATER DISPOSAL

*WASTT.WATER NANAGENEIT'

*WASTEWATER POLLUTION CONTROL

Et10000,,

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E405347 0005548 E1 1005575 E405614 EW005621

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*WASTENATER TREAMENT

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EN005855 EN005856 EN005857 EN005858 E11005860 E11005861. 0005862 0005863EN005864

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STEWATER THE TIENT FACILITIES . 0005529.

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'WASTEWATER .TREATMENT SYSTEMS -(1) EW005697

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*WATER C8E10111'*WATE11 COLLECTIoN

*W:1rE11 CONSERVATION

WATER CONSERVATION

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EW0 4965 EW004.02

EW005614' ER05656EW005085

EV005679

(II) Ew004806, Ew004,902 EW005133 'E11005506 EW005589 Ew005658 EW005666

EW00573 Ev1005743 Ew0057112 E1005811,. .

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EW005086 E11005098 EW005104 EV005114 EV005128 M1005j30 L1005187 E1100i1190

EW005506 EW005552 EW005577, E41005631 E11005633 Ev005637 ,EA05638 EW005639

E11005640 EV005541, EW005642 E1i005643 EW005644 U005645 Ev005646 .E1/005662

EW005664 EW005692 E6005742 F14005802 EV005816 U005818 U005855

(19)

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E11005489 E1005509 E110055.14 EW005535 111005554 E4005569 EW005585

E6001628 EW005629 E1(005703 E11005820

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

FRoBLEMS

*WATER POPS

*wATEit PURI' I CATION

(1) Ev1005121

(1)' EI4005769

(I) .EW005550

Ew005407'E1'005595

*WATER QUALITY

WATER QUALITY

*WATER QUALITY' CRITERIA

WATER QUALITY PROBLE1113-.

*WATER QUALITY STANDARDS

*WATER RATES

*WATER RATE SCHEDULES

*WATER RESEARCH CENTER.

*WATER RESOURCE COUNCIL

*WATER RESOURCE PROJECTS

*WATER- RESOURCES,

(46) V904629E11004R:90 EW904911

E11005114: EV005121Eli000-817- D1005614

EW005618 E11005639

Ev-005646 EV005659

(30Y EV004563

E1005103 EW005261

EW005579 EV005573EV 5729 tw005782

( 1 ) EV004629

(,1) EV005065

,( 11) EW005504 EV005637?:.E11005650Ev00 4 EV095644 EV005645 EW095646

EV004642 E11094740. EV004794 E'0041104 EW004805...EY.004009EV004946 iEW004962. E11004965 E404972. E1r'104975 4406090:EV005499 Eif005506 Et(008500! EF005569 :EW(1.05577 EV005584EV005616'. EW005617- E11005610 .£11095620'. Eq095628 E11005637'EV005640.- -E110.05641 EV005642 EVi 15643' EV005644 E1f00564;-E11005666 ,EV005783 EV005816 EV0'05833' EW005065,-

Ev004602 EV004703 E11004810 ,4004013 Ei10411B7 E1100411138

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(7) ER004020 E1,1005522 Ev005523! .11.11005552

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EV005640 'EW00564I Ev005642

HATER RESOURCES

*WATER RESOURCES COuNCIL.

WATER RESOURCES COUNCIL

*WATER REUSE

}WATER SAMPLES

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WATER STORAGE

*WATER STORAGE FACILITIES

f WATER SUPPLY

WATER SUPPLY

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(4) E1004602 EW005261 EV005573 DI

,(1) Ew005662

(2) 1 01794 EW004965

(2) E11005414 Ei1005583

(1) EW005547

EV004976 E10050(11,- 111;005103' .`

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E.4917i)9 E11005711

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(28) 111004563 EVO 4733EV005260 EV095490 EV0.5516EW005540 EV005542 .EV005577EV005671 EW005729 ..,,E1.100571.11

(9) EV005666 EV005668

EW005711 EV095712 .

E110057115

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'EW005547.

'EW004734 E1004081 EV0040;30 EW004960 EV004961EV000518 EV005520 Elig05522-. E11005523 EV005524,EV0,95606 EW005615 EW005616 E405620 N05621EV005784 .E V005833

.EW005706. EV005707 EV905790 E11005709

.-:

*WATER ,Ir1'ILITIES

WATER UTILITIES

WATER 'UT I L I TY CO

*WATER WEL

IWATER-KORICS

*WAW-11W0110 CHEN I STRY

*WATMWORKS EQU IFNENT

VEER

*WEATHER itOD IF ICAT ION

*WEEP CON TI1OL

( 47) E 4532 EW004560 E11004563 EW004734 EW004881N EW00413813 EW034960

EW004961 EW004962 E110051139 EV/005493 EW005494 EW005517 'ig)/0055 la EW005519

EW005522 EW005526 E)10053*-/ EW005532 EW005538 EI/005539 EW005541 EW005542

Eliti05549 EW005550 E14005570 Elf005587 EW00559I E11005592 EW005605 EW005612

EW0056.17 E11005618 °E W005620 -EW005621: EV/005632 E1i005666 E1ti005668 EW00.5671

EW005715 E110057p2 EW005784 E11005804 EW005810 EV/005829 E W005847 EW005872

CC

:EW003703,:. EW005527 EW005659

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( 6) .E110057e6 EW005707 I!EW005708 SW005710

(7) - - 0100440 EW004563 -EW004734 EW004960. . _

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*WIND ER08108 CO

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ER005711 EW0115712-.

EW004961 EW005-6 EV00571

WORKBOOKS ., ( 40) . .EY00,5731 EW005734 EW005735 E1/005736EW005742 EW005744 EW005745 EW005746 El/00574DEW005752 EV1005774 EW005755 EW005756 E11005757EW005761 ER005762 E1/1105763 E)1005765 EW005766EW005770 EW005771 EW005772 EW005773 r EW005774EV/005869

*FORK EN VI i NON NMI , E11005648

WORKER SELECTION EW005648

*ZEOL I TE 0005862 E1104

*ZINC E41005639

EW905737 ER005738 EW0 5729-EW005749 E005750 EW005751.EV005758 -; EV005759 EW005760EI1005767 E4057611 EW005769EW005866 EW0051367- EW005868

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