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 1:55 p.m.    Control of Ozone Disinfection by
           Exhaust Gas Monitoring
           Albert D. Venosa, Ph.D.
 2:20 p.m.    Optimizing Operational Control of
           Ozone Disinfection
           Enos L. Stover
           Oklahoma State University
 2:45 p.m.    Break
 3:05 p.m.    Pilot Studies of Ozone Disinfection and
           Transfer in Wastewater
           Patrick W. Given
           Underwood McLellan Ltd.
 3:30 p.m.    Ozone-Mass Transfer Coefficients
           Edward J. Opatken
           U.S. EPA, MERL
 3:55 p.m.    Innovations in the Electrolytic
           Generation of Ozone
           Peter C. Foller, Ph.D.
           Teknekron Research, Inc.
 4:20 p.m.    General Discussion
 5:15-       Reception—Cash Bar
 6:45 p.m.
           Thursday, January 28

           Design/O&M Considerations
 8:30 a.m.    Practical Considerations in the Use of
           Halogen Disinfectants
           Charles N. Haas, Ph.D.
           Illinois Institute of Technology
 8:55 a.m.    Design and Operational Considerations
           for Wastewater Ozone Disinfection
           Systems
           Kerwin L. Rakness
           M & I, Inc.
 9:20 a.m.    The Effects of Operation and
           Maintenance on the Performance of
           Selected Ozone Systems
           Douglas G. Cullinane
           Roy F. Weston, Inc.
 9:45 a.m.    Considerations for the Design,
           Operation, and Maintenance of
           Ultraviolet Disinfection Systems
           O. Karl Scheible
10:30 a.m.    General Discussion
11:30 a.m.    Summary and Closing Remarks
           Charles C. Johnson, Jr.
           C.C. Johnson and Associates, Inc.
11:55 a.m.    Adjournment
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Environmental Protection
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Municipal Environmental Research Laboratory
Health Effects Research Laboratory
Research and Development

Second
National
Symposium
on  Municipal
Wastewater
Disinfection
                                                                                                                                          January 26-28, 1982
                                                                                                                                          Holiday Inn-International Drive
                                                                                                                                          Orlando, Florida
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Purpose
The Second National Symposium on Municipal
Wastewater Disinfection, a sequel to the first sym-
posium held in Cincinnati in September 1978, is
designed to stimulate vigorous, provocative discussion
in three major research areas: health effects and
epidemiology, alternative disinfection technology
development, and design and operation/maintenance
of implemented technologies.
The purpose of the symposium is to create a forum for
discussion  and exchange of information on such
topics as: the need for wastewater disinfection, the
adequacy of EPA's research programs in addressing
the States'  requirements to protect the public from
disease transmission via waterways, and the design of
alternative  disinfection systems.

Target Audience
The symposium will bring together research scientists;
public health  officials; design engineers and con-
sultants; and  Federal, State, and local officials to
discuss modern,  practical aspects of wastewater
research and  practices in the United States. The
speakers, who are internationally recognized public
health and  research scientists and design engineers,
will present the most up-to-date technical information
available in their respective fields.

Registration/Symposium Site
Attendance will be limited, so early registration  is en-
couraged. There is no registration fee required for
attending the symposium. An optional social fee of $20,
made payable to Enviro Control, Inc., will cover the cost
of all  coffee breaks and the January 26 luncheon featur-
ing noted guest speaker  Arthur Lane, Ph.D., of the Jet
Propulsion  Laboratory. (A refund for the optional social
fee will be given only upon cancellation 30 days prior to
the symposium.) All registered attendees and  their
guests are invited to attend the reception, with cash
bar, on Wednesday, January 27. To register, simply fill
out the attached  registration form and mail to: Second
National Symposium on Municipal Wastewater Disinfec-
tion, c/o Enviro Control, Inc., P.O. Box 827, Rockville,
MD 20851-0827. For further information, call Sheri
Marshall, symposium coordinator, at 301/468-2500.
The symposium will be held at the Holiday Inn, 6515 In-
ternational  Drive, Orlando, Florida; 305/351-3500. A block
of guest rooms is being held until January 4, after
which time  rooms may be reserved on a space-available
basis. Special guest rates of $40/single and $45/double
occupancy will be extended through the weekends im-
mediately prior to and following the symposium. To
qualify for these special  rates, make your reservations
by phoning  the hotel directly and referencing the sym-
posium by name.
Preliminary Agenda
              Monday, January 25
 7:30-        Registration
 9:00 p.m.
              Tuesday, January 26
              Registration
7:30-
8:30 a.m.
 8:30 a.m.
 8:50 a.m.




 9:15 a.m.



 9:40 a.m.
10:00 a.m.



10:25 a.m.





10:50 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
 2:00 p.m.
             Health Considerations
             Introduction
             Symposium Co-chairmen:
             Albert D. Venosa, Ph.D.
             U.S. EPA, MERL
             Elmer W. Akin, Dr. P.H.
             U.S. EPA, HERL
             Don't Chlorinate  Sewage
             James B. Coulter
             Maryland Department of
             Natural Resources
             Pathogens? In Sewage?
             Henry J. Ongerth
             Consulting Engineer
             Break
             Infective Dose of Waterborne
             Pathogens
             Elmer W. Akin, Dr. P.H.
             Viral Gastroenteritis Caused by
             Norwalk-like Agents
             Raphael Dolin, M.D.
             University of Vermont
             College of Medicine
             Risk Assessment of Wastewater
             Disinfection
             David  W. Hubly
             University of Colorado
             General Discussion
             Luncheon and Guest Speaker
             The Voyager Odyssey to Jupiter and
             Saturn—The Legacy of a Master
             Storyteller
             Arthur Lane, Ph.D.
             Jet Propulsion Laboratory
             Wastewater Health Effects Studies and
             the Need for Disinfection
             Walter Jakubowski
             U.S. EPA, HERL
                                                             3:15 p.m.

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                                                             4:35 p.m.
 2:25 p.m.     Requirements for Wastewater
              Disinfection as Seen from the Results
              of Bathing Beach Epidemiological
              Studies
              Victor J. Cabelli, Ph.D.
              University of Rhode Island
 2:50 p.m.     Fresh Recreational Water Quality and
              Swimming-Associated Illness
              Alfred P.  Dufour, Ph.D.
              U.S. EPA, HERL
              Break
              General Discussion

              Wednesday, January 27

              Technology Considerations
 8:30 a.m.     Disinfection Technology Overview
              Karl E. Longley, Sc.D.
              Strauss and Roberts
              Consulting  Engineers, Inc.
 8:55 a.m.     Performance of  Modified Chlorine
              Contact Chambers
              Frederick L. Hart
              Worcester Polytechnic Institute
 9:20 a.m.     Problems with Disinfecting Nitrified
              Effluents
              George C. White
              Consulting  Engineer
 9:45 a.m.     Break
10:05 a.m.     Operating Experience Disinfecting
              Secondary Effluent with Pilot Scale
              Ultraviolet Units
              Paul H. Nehm
              Madison Metropolitan Sewerage
              District
10:30 a.m.     Ultraviolet Dose Measurement in
              Wastewater Disinfection
              J. Donald Johnson
              University of North  Carolina
10:55 a.m.     Pilot Investigation of Ultraviolet
              Wastewater Disinfection at the New
              York City Port Richmond Plant
              O. Karl Scheible
              HydroQual, Inc.
11:20 a.m.     General Discussion
12:15 p.m.     Lunch
 1:30 p.m.     A Comparison of Analytical Methods
              for Residual Ozone
              Gilbert Gordon
              Miami University

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