United States Office of Research ana
Environmental Protection Development
Agency Washington, DC 20460
&EPA 20th Annual
RREL
Research
Symposium
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CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
Tuesday - March 15
8:30 am Plenary Session
3:00 - 3:30 pm Poster Sessions
Wednesday - March 16
2:30 -3:30 Poster Sessions
Thursday - March 17
10:30 am Plenary Session
(New this year) 1:00 pm Tours
SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION
(There is no registration fee)
Preregistration Deadline
• February 23 •
(After February 23, Registration will
take place onsite)
Mail to:
SAIC
Attn: Technology Transfer Dept.
501 Office Center Drive, Suite 420
Ft. Washington, PA 19034
Fax to:
SAIC - (215)628-8916
Inquires:
SAIC - 1-800-783-3870
in PA (215) 628-931 7
1 pm - 3 pm ET, Monday, Wednesday, Friday
HOTEL RESERVATIONS^
Deadline • February 23
(After Feb. 23, reservations will be
on a space-available basis only)
Mail to:
The Westin Hotel
at Fountain Square
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Telephone (51 3) 621-7700
Please use the symposium and hotel registration forms
in this brochure.
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Objectives of the Symposium
A program of papers, panel discussions, and poster
displays will be presented outlining the latest envi-
ronmental technology advances from EPA-spon-
sored research in the areas of:
POLLUTION PREVENTION
Pollution Prevention Demonstrations
Life Cycle Analysis
Clean Products Research
REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation
Program
RREL Technologies
Oil Spills
WASTE TECHNOLOGY
Municipal Solid Waste
Hazardous Waste
WATER TECHNOLOGY
Drinking Water
Wastewater
In addition, this year presentations will be made by
the Northeast, Great Plains-Rocky Mountain, Great
Lakes and Mid-Atlantic, and South and Southwest
Hazardous Substance Research Centers.
In general, papers will report the results of com-
pleted projects. Poster displays will cover recently
initiated and ongoing research projects. Panel
discussions will take place on a variety of research
activities.
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Who Should Attend
Federal, state and local agency personnel, consult-
ants, researchers, equipment manufacturers, and
services suppliers involved in environmental tech-
nologies.
Symposium Registration
A registration form is included in this brochure.
There is no registration fee, but all attendees must
register either by mail or onsite. Registration will
be held at the hotel on Monday, March 14, 6:00
pm to 8:30 pm, and Tuesday, March 15, begin-
ning at 7:00 am.
Attendees who arrive on Monday are invited to:
"Meet the RREL Professional Staff" Reception (cash
bar) 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the Presidential Ball-
room.
Hotel Registration
The Symposium will be held at the Westin Hotel in
downtown Cincinnati. These special room rates
will be in effect:
Government Rate $62 (must show government ID
and bring signed tax-exempt status form at check-in)
Conference Rate $109
These rates do not include sales tax.
Rooms will be assigned on a first-come, first-serve
basis from a reserved block. Rooms not assigned
from the block by February 23, 1994 will be re-
leased, and reservations after that will be handled
on a space-available basis.
A hotel reservation form is included in this
brochure. By completing this form, and sending
it directly to the hotel, your reservations will be
guaranteed for late arrival. You may make
your reservations by phone (513) 621-7700. If
you telephone reservations, be sure to mention
that you will be attending the EPA Research Sym-
posium so that you qualify for the special room
rate.
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Program Overview
The Symposium will be in session from 8:30 am to
5:00 pm on Tuesday, March 15, and Wednesday,
March 16, and from 8:30 am to 12:00 noon on
Thursday, March 17. There will be two Plenary
Sessions.
The first Plenary Session will be held on Tuesday
morning, followed by concurrent sessions for Pa-
pers (Sessions A & B) and Panel Discussions and
Papers (Session C). The second Plenary Session will
take place on Thursday morning, following the last
session.
Posters will be on display for the duration of the
Symposium but will be showcased at two Poster
Sessions scheduled from 3:00 - 3:30 pm on Tues-
day and from 2:30 - 3:30 pm Wednesday. During
the poster sessions, researchers will be on hand to
discuss their projects with interested attendees.
Note Change This Year
The tours will be held on Thursday after-
noon, after the second Plenary Session, to
give all attendees an opportunity to partici-
pate without missing paper sessions.
Optional Dinner and Movie at
Union Terminal
On Tuesday, March 15, an evening social event is
planned at Union Terminal, an art deco train
station/multiple museum complex. Dinner will be
served in a private dining room used by the Cincin-
nati Railroad Barons.
Following dinner, participants will have the option
of seeing "Tropical Rainforest" at the Omnimax
Theatre housed at the Terminal. The cash bar
begins at 6:00 pm and dinner will be served at 6:30
pm. The movie begins at 8:00 pm.
The cost of the dinner is $25 (includes tax and
gratuity). This includes a full-course dinner with
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choice of marinated chicken with peppers, mush-
rooms, onions in a red wine sauce or roast pork loin
in mustard sauce. The cost of the Omnimax movie
is $5.50.
Transportation to and from the Terminal will be
the responsibility of each attendee. Directions will
be provided onsite. Attendees who wish to attend
must check the appropriate spaces on the registra-
tion form, choose a dinner entree, and submit the
form with a check for the fee, made payable to
SAIC. Reservations must be made by February 23,
1994.
Refunds will be made only for those cancellations
received by February 23 and will be sent out
approximately one month after the Symposium.
Tours
This year's program offers three optional tours.
They are scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
New This Year
Cincinnati Water Works — A tour of
Cincinnati Water Work's new granular ac-
tivated carbon (CAC) treatment facility at
the Ohio River treatment plant (recently
named the Richard Miller Treatment Plant)
is planned. At the GAC treatment plant,
conventionally treated water is passed
through GAC contactors to remove a broad
spectrum of organic substances. Guided
tours of facilities within the plant will be
provided.
EPA's Center Hill Research Facility for Solid and
Hazardous Waste Research — The tour of this
facility will include the geotechnical laboratories,
soils decontamination research, and site remedia-
tion studies.
EPA's Test and Evaluation (T&E) Facility— This
facility is a RCRA-permitted Treatment, Storage,
and Disposal Facility which provides EPA-Cincin-
nati laboratories the capability to perform a broad
range of bench and pilot plant-scale R&D activi-
ties. The flexibility of T&E operations accommo-
dates studies of both conventional and listed toxic
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and hazardous wastes in soils, air and liquid ma-
trixes. Cooperative research efforts with private
and public sector organizations can be effected
through several different cooperative agreement
or contract arrangements.
The fee for each tour is $6.00, which includes
transportation. This fee will be collected onsite
when you register at the tour sign-up desk. More
information will be provided at the symposium.
Other Special Activities
During the Symposium EPA exhibits and databases
will be on display including the Pollution Preven-
tion Information Clearinghouse (PPIC), Alternative
Treatment Technology Information Center
(ATTIC), and the Superfund Innovative Technol-
ogy Evaluation (SITE) Program. Videotapes will be
shown on special topics and a publication order
form will be available to order EPA documents.
Attendees may use a designated hotel conference
room for small meetings (up to 12 people). A sign-
up sheet for scheduling will be available onsite.
Abstract Proceedings
An Abstract Proceedings will be produced and
each registered attendee will receive a copy. If you
will not be attending the Symposium, but would
like a copy of the Abstract Proceedings, check the
appropriate box on the Registration Form.
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RECAP
Symposium Registration to SAIC
Preregistration Deadline - February 23, 1994
(There is no registration fee)
Hotel Reservations to the Westin Hotel
Deadline • February 23, 1994
Hotel Rates
$62 - Government
$109-Conference
Monday, March 14
Registration, Gibson Foyer - 6:00-8:30 pm
Cocktail Reception (Cash Bar),
Presidential Ballroom - 6:00-9:00 pm
Tuesday, March 15
Registration, Gibson Foyer - begins at 7:00 am
Plenary Session I • 8:30 am
Poster Session, Presidential Ballroom -
3:00 - 3:30 pm
Dinner at Union Terminal (optional)
6:00 pm - $25.00
"Tropical Rainforest" Omnimax Movie, at
UnionTerminal (optional), 8:00 pm - $5.50
Wednesday, March 16
Poster Session, Presidential Ballroom -
2:30 - 3:30 pm
Thursday, March 17
Plenary Session II -10:30 am
Meeting Adjourns - Noon
Tours of Cincinnati Water Works Treatment
Plant, and EPA's T&E and Center Hill
Facilities -1:00 pm
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Meet and Qreet
the %${LL Professional Staff
Cocktail Reception (Cash Bar)
Westin Hotel, Presidential Ballroom
Monday, March 14 - 6:00-9:00 pm
Driving Directions to Westin Hotel -
Cincinnati, OH
From Dayton Area: Take 1-75 South to the Vine
Street exit (exits right at 3rd Street). Vine Street is
one way going North. Pass 4th Street going North
on Vine. The hotel is on the right side of Vine Street
just before 5th Street.
From Airport/Kentucky: Take 1-75 North; after
crossing the 1-75/71 bridge to Cincinnati, stay in
the right hand lane and take the Vine Street exit.
Take Vine Street (one way going North). Pass 4th
Street. The hotel is on the right side of Vine Street
just before 5th Street.
From Cleveland/Columbus: Take 1-71 South
through the tunnel in Downtown Cincinnati to the
Vine Street exit (exits left). Vine Street is one way
going North. Pass 4th Street. The hotel is on the
right side of Vine Street just before 5th Street.
From Indianapolis: Take 1-74 to 1-75 South and
follow directions above from Dayton.
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Tuesday, March 15
8:30 am
PLENARY SESSION I
"Federal Government's Role in
Environmental Technology
Development &
Commercialization"
OPENING REMARKS
E. Timothy Oppelt
Director
Risk Reduction
Engineering Laboratory
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency
Dr. Robert Watson
Associate Director for Environment
Office of Science and
Technology Policy
Executive Office of the President
QUESTION & ANSWER PERIOD
10:00 am Coffee Break
The Symposium will conclude on Thursday,
March 17with Plenary Session II, "Developing Partnerships
and Strategies for Environmental Technology Innovation,
Commercialization, and Export", scheduled from 10:30 -
Noon.
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Thursday, March 17
10:30 am
PLENARY SESSION II
"Developing Partnerships and
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Noon Adjourn
1:00 pm Tours of
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POSTERS • POSTERS • POSTERS
The Incineration Research Facility
Bob Thurnau
U.S. EPA, RREL
Four Year Study of Asbestos in N| Public Schools
Thomas |. Powers
U.S. EPA, RREL
The Product Side of Hazardous Waste Reduction:
Evaluating the Potential for Safe Substitutes
Lori Kincaid
University of Tennessee
P2 Technology Transfer through Research Briefs
Ken Stone
U.S. EPA, RREL
Update of the Full-Scale Debris Washing System
Naomi Barkley
U.S. EPA, RREL
Mutagenicity of Drinking Water Samples Prepared
Using UV-TiO2 Technology
Kathleen S. Patterson
U.S. EPA, RREL
Practical Pollution Prevention for Small Business
John Konefes
Small Business Pollution Prevention Center
University of N. Iowa
P2 in the South
Mike Elliott
Georgia Institute of Technology
RREL Site Remediation Technical Support Activities
Ben Blaney
U.S. EPA, RREL
EPA's Innovative Technology Council (ITC)
Environmental Technology Initiative (ETI)
Norman Kulujian
U.S. EPA, Region III
Evaluation of In-Vessel Composter Designs for
Hazardous Waste Treatment
John A. Glaser
U.S. EPA, RREL
Acoustic Location of Leaks in Underground Piplines
Robert Hillger
U.S. EPA, RREL
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POSTERS • POSTERS • POSTERS
Biological Treatment for Identification of
Didegradation Products for a Textile Wastewater
Containing Reactive Azo Dyes
Andrea M. Dietrich
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Application of the Electron Beam Process to Multi-
Source Hazardous Waste Leachate Treatment
William Cooper
High Voltage Environmental Applications Inc.
Plunging Water Jets for Controlling Spilled Oil in High
Currents
|ohn S. Farlow
U.S. EPA, RREL
Photolysis/Biodegradation of PCB Contaminated Soils
Ed Alperin
IT Corporation
U.S. EPA - DOE )oint Assessment Program
Emma Lou George
U.S. EPA, RREL
Decision-Making Software for Soil Vapor Extraction
Applications
Evan Fan
U.S. EPA, RREL
Removal of Organic Compounds from Drinking Water
Using Membrane Technology
Carol Fronk
U.S. EPA, RREL
Package-Plant Evaluations of Small Drinking Water
Systems
Susan Campbell
U.S. EPA, RREL
RREL Drinking Water Technology Activities
Clois Slocum & Walter Feige
U.S. EPA, RREL
Detection of Bacteriophages in Water
Janet C. Blannon & Criston J. Hurst
U.S. EPA, RREL
Pollution Prevention Research Branch's Program
Emma Lou George
U.S. EPA, RREL
Using Data Quality Objectives (DQOs) to Search for
Hot Spots
Esperanza P. Renard & John Warren
U.S. EPA, QAM
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Sightseeing Opportunities
There are several Sightseeing Opportunities in
Cincinnati for attendees and spouses.
Sightseeing and dining guides will be available at
the registration desk. The following is a partial
listing of some highlights.
Union Terminal - 1301 Western Avenue, (513)
287-7000. Art Deco train station/multiple mu-
seum complex which features the Cincinnati His-
torical Society, Natural History Museums, and an
Omnimax Theatre.
Tower Place - Carew Tower, 4th and Race Streets,
(513) 2410-7700. A renovated Art Deco "mixed-
use urban center" combining restaurants, stores,
offices, and a hotel under one roof.
Taft Museum - 316 Pike Street, (513) 241-0343.
Former home of Anna Sinton and Charles Phelps
Taft built in 1820, paintings, porcelains, and enam-
els. Open Monday-Saturday, 10:00 am- 5:00 pm.
Sawyer Point - Bicentennial Commons, Pete Rose
Way. A major city park along the waterfront. For
information on upcoming activities call (513) 352-
4000. Open every day.
Cincinnati Symphony - 1241 Elm Street, (513)
621-1919. Jesus Lopez-Cobos, Music Director,
September through May in Music Hall. For infor-
mation and tickets call (513) 381-3300.
Cincinnati Art Museum - Eden Park, (513) 721-
5204. Offering the visitor over 100 galleries re-
viewing the visual arts through art exhibitions.
Open daily except Monday and major holidays.
Krohn Conservatory - Eden Park Drive, (513) 352-
4086. Contains 1,500 labeled specimens of tropi-
cal plants and seasonal floral displays. One of the
largest public greenhouses in the world.
Cincinnati Zoo - 3400 Vine Street, (513) 281-
4700. Nation's first Insect World exhibit. Outdoor
gorilla display, floral display, and Big Cat Canyon.
Home of rare white Bengal tigers.
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Fountain Square South: On Vine Street between
4th and 5th, next to the Vine Street entrance of the
Westin Hotel. Open 24 hours.
Fountain Square North: On Vine Street between
5th and 6th, underneath Fountain Square. Open
24 hours.
Westin Hotel: Vine Street entrance. Valet parking
available.
Walnut Garage: 626 Walnut Street, (51 3) 721-
6140. Open Monday-Saturday 6:00-1:00 am.
Closed Sunday and holidays.
Limousine, from !Airport
Jetport Express: (606) 283-3702. Regularly
scheduled limousine service to and from down-
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