United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Grants Administration
Division (PM-216)
Washington, DC 20460
EPA-GAD/1-79-01
October- March FY1979
EPA
Research,
Demonstration,
Training, and
Fellowship Awards
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DISCRIMINATION PROHIBITED
Federal law prohibits discrimination
on the basis of race, color, religion, sex,
age, or national origin, in all programs and
activities receiving assistance from the
Environmental Protection Agency.
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SOURCES OF JflFORMATICN CM EPA GRANTS AWARDED, REPORTS
GENERATED BY GRANTS AND OTHER GRANT RELATED MATERIALS
Research, Demonstration, Training, and Fellowship Awards
Section I lists research, demonstration, training, and
fellowship awards lay State, program, and grantee name.
Each record provides applicant name, municipality, program
element, title, project director, grant identification
number, type of grant award, date and dollar amount of
award. Section II contains brief project descriptions for
research and demonstration projects administered by Head-
quarters and is arranged in ascending order by the grant
identification number. An index is provided for cross-
referencing the information between Sections I and II.
1st Half of FY 1977 (October 1976 - March 1977)
EPA-GAD/ 1-78-01, NTIS Number PB278942, price $7.25
2nd Half of FY 1977 (April 1977 - September 1977)
EPA-GAD/ 1-78-02, NTIS Number PB283959, price $21.50
1st Half of FY 1978 (October 1977 - March 1978)
EPA-GAD/ 1-78-03, NTIS Number PB289857, price $9.00
2nd Half of FY 1978 (April - September 1978)
EPA-GAD/ 1-78-02
State and Local Grant Awards
Lists all State and Local Assistance Awards by State, by
program, and by grantee name. Format the same as for
Research, Demonstration, Training and Fellowship Awards
listed above.
1st Half of FY 1977 (Octover 1976 - March 1977)
EPA-GAD/ 2-78-01, NTIS Number PB279888 price $11.75
2nd Half of FY 1977 (April 1977 - September 1977)
EPA-GAD/ 2-78-02, NTIS Number PB282687, price $15.25
1st Half of FY 1978 (October 1977 - March 1978)
EPA-GAD/ 2-78-03, NTIS Number and price to be assigned.
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2nd Half of PY 1978 (April - September 1978)
EPA-GAD/ 2-79-01
1st Half of EY 1979 (October 1978 - March 1979)
EPA-GAD/ 2-79-02
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Awards Register. Grants Assistance Programs of EPA
Volume I. Section I lists research, demonstration, training
and fellowship awards by State, program, and grantee
name. Each record provides applicant name, munici-
pality, program element, title, project director,
Grant Identification Number, type of grant award,
date and dollar amount of award. Section II contains
brief project descriptions for research and demonstra-
tion projects administered by Headquarters and is
arranged in ascending order by the Grant Identification
Number. An index is provided for cross-referencing the
information between Sections I and II. Section III is
a cross-walk for use in identifying the program/subprogram
area of a grant in accordance with classifications of
our Office of Research and Development.
1st Half of FY 1976 (July 1975 - December 1975)
EPA-GAD/1-76-001, NTIS Number PB252893, price $5.25
2nd Half of FY 1976 (January 1976 - June 1976)
EPA-GAD/1-76-003, NTIS Number PB260742, price $9.00
Transition Quarter of FY 1976 (July 1976 - September 1976)
EPA-GAD/1-76-005, NTIS Number PB275407/AS, price $8.00
1st Half of FY 1975 (July 1974 - December 1974)
EPA-GAD/1-75-001, NTIS Number PB241476, price $5.25,
Microfiche, $3.00
2nd Half of FY 1975 (January 1975 - June 1975)
EPA-GAD/1-75-003, NTIS Number PB245575, price $10.75,
Microfiche $3.00
Volume II. Lists all State and Local Assistance Awards by State,
by program, and by grantee name. Contents and format
the same as for Volume I, Section I.
1st Half of FY W7.6 (July 1975 - December 1975)
EPA-GAD/1-76-002, NTIS Number PB253091, price $11.00
2nd Half of FY 1976 (January 1976 - June 1976)
EPA-GAD/1-76-004, NTIS Number PB261980, price $11.00
Transition Quarter of FY 1976 (July 1976 - September 1976)
EPA-GAD/1-76-006, NTIS Number PB275408/AS, Price $9.00
111.
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Awards Register; Volume II, Continued
1st Half of FY 1975 (July 1974 - December 1974)
EPA-GAD/1-75-002, NTIS Number PB241400, price $9.00,
Microfiche, $3.00.
2nd Half of FY 1975 (January 1975 - June 1975)
EPA-GAD/1-75-004, NTIS Number PB245576, price $11.75,
Microfiche, $3.00.
Awards Register. Grants Assistance Programs of EPA
Fiscal Year 1974 (July 1973 - June 1974)
Volume I. Lists all awards in Fiscal Year 1974 except Waste
Water Treatment Construction and Waste Water Treatment
Reimbursement Awards. NTIS N-mber PB238370, price
$8.00, microfiche, $3.00.
Volume II. Lists only Waste Water Treatment Construction Awards
in Fiscal Year 1974. NTIS Number PB238371, price
$9.25, microfiche, $3.00.
Volume III. Lists only Waste Water Treatment Reimbursement Awards
in Fiscal Year 1974. NTIS Number PB238372, price
$9.00, microfiche, $3.00.
Awards Register, Grants Assistance- Programs of EPA
Fiscal Year 1973 (July 1S7J> - June 1973)
The format of this publication has the initial sort
by State. Each entry includes grantee identification,
program area, grant title, grant number, award date,
and dollar amount. Environmental Protection Agency
220/1-73-004, NTIS Number PB229827, price $15.25,
microfiche $3.00.
The above publications can be purchased from:
National Technical Information Service (NTIS)
Department of Commerce
5285 Port Royal Road
Springfield, Virginia 22161
(703) 557-4650
tv.
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Awards Register. Grants Assistance Programs of EPA
Fiscal Year 1972 (July 1971 - June 1972)
This publication 1s currently out of print. It 1s
available for reference at all EPA libraries and
at EPA Headquarters, Grants Administration Division,
401 M Street SW, Washington, D.C.
v.
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FEDERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
This publication includes descriptive information about
Environmental Protection Agency assistance programs reprinted
from the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance, which was
prepared for the Office of Management and Budget. Similar
information on programs of all Federal agencies is included
in the Catalog which is available from the Superintendent
of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
20420 for $18.00 and includes changes as issued. It is also
available for public use in Federal Depository Libraries.
Copies of this publication may be obtained from the
Environmental Protection Agency, Grants Operations Branch,
Grants Administration Division (PM-216), Office of Planning
and Management, Washington, D.C. 20460.
NOTE: All of the proceeding publications are available for
examination at the Grants Administration Division
and Library of EPA Headquarters and each Regional
office.
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OTHER GRANT-RELATED INFORMATION
A brief summary of a grant project is available on the
majority of research and demonstration grants.
These summaries are available for projects that have received
Federal funding. In rare instances, a grant application may contain
privileged information and is so designated. For these, only the
award data, such as grant number, applicant name, organization,
location, grant title, amount awarded, and award date is available.
Other information may be available depending on the particular
circumstances.
The Smithsonian Science Information Exchange (SSIE), room
300, 1730 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036, receives a
copy of the summary of a grant and makes it available to the
public on a fee basis. The cost of a print-out, if the Agency
is identified and the grant or contract number is provided,
costs $2.00 per grant number with a $10.00 minimum fee. A
search on a subject (topic) is $60.00 per search service for
1 to 50 titles, and an additional Charge of 25$ per title.
A search on the investigator's name can also be performed. All
inquiries and requests for this service should be addressed to
SSIE or phone (202) 381-4211.
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.REPORTS GENERATED BY GRANT SUPPORTED PROJECTS
Final reports and other program reports generated by grant
supported projects are published and made available if merited.
Final report information is available from the following program
offices:
For solid waste management and resource recovery:
Publication and Distribution Unit
Office of Solid Waste Management
Environmental Protection Agency
Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
For air pollution control:
Library MD-35
Environmental Protection Agency
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
For pesticide publications:
Information "Section WH-569
Office of Pesticide Programs
Environmental Protection Agency
401 M Street SW
Washington, D.C. 20460
For other research and demonstration projects:
Technology Transfer Staff
Office of Research and Development
Environmental Protection Agency
Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
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EPA REPORTS BIBLIOGRAPHY QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT
(sponsored by Library Systems Branch)
The EPA Cumulative Bibliography01970-1976 published in December 1976
(NTIS Number PB265920, price qu\te obtained from NTIS) contains a
bibliographic citation with abstracts for reports generated by EPA
and its predecessor agencies and entered into the NTIS collection
through 1976. Access points to this information are by Report Title;
Subject (keyword); Corporate or Personal Author; Contract Number; and
Accession/Report Number.
Beginning in March 1977, quarterly update supplements will be published
listing and indexing EPA technical reports and journal articles entered
into the NTIS collection during the preceding quarter. An additional
•"ndex titled "Sponsoring EPA Office" is included as well. The fourth
quarterly issue will cumulate and become the annual index for the year.
To order documents or subscriptions, contact the National Technical
Information Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22161.
Do not order from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. If what
you have ordered is in stock on hand, you should receive your order
within two weeks after it arrives at NTIS. If what you have ordered
must be reproduced from a microform, or if all the paper copies have
been sold and reprints are in process, you should receive your order
within four to six weeks. Infrequently, orders may be further delayed
by a contractor's inability to deliver to NTIS. You will be notified
if such a delay is expected.
The EPA Reports Bibliography Quarterly Supplement series is available
on annual subscription from NTIS at a cost of $45.00 for North
American Continent users (single copies, when available, are $12.50
each). For those outside the North American Continent, please write
NTIS for prices.
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The following EPA libraries maintain for reference purposes completed
sets of EPA reports on microfiche.
Region I Library
Room 2211-B, JFK Federal Bldg.
Boston, Massachusetts 02203
National Marine Water Quality Lab
P. 0. Box 277
West Kingston, Rhode Island 02892
Region II Library
26 Federal Plaza
New York, New York
10007
Region II Field Office Library
Edison, New Jersey 08817
Region III Library
Curtis Bldg., 6th & Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
Headquarters Library, Room 2404 WSM
401 M Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20460
Region IV Library
345 Courtland Street, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30308
Library Services MD-35
Research Triangle Park
North Carolina 27711
Southeast Environmental Research Lab
College Station Road
Athens, Georgia 30601
Gulf Breeze Laboratory
Sabine Island, Bldg. 29
Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561
Region V Library
230 Dearborn Street, Rm. 1455-A
Chicago, Illinois 60604
Environmental Research Center Library
26 West St. Clair Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
Environmental Research Lab-Duluth
6201 Congdon Boulevard
Duluth, Minnesota 55804
Region VI Library
First International Bldg.
1201 Elm Street
Dallas, Texas 75270
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory
P. 0. Box 1198
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Region VII Library
1735 Baltimore Avenue, Room 249
Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Region VIII Library, 8M-ASL
1860 Lincoln Street
Denver, Colorado 80203
National Field Investigation Center
Room A-1209, Bldg. 53
Box 25227, Denver Federal Center
Denver, Colorado 80225
Region IX Library
100 California Street
San Francisco, California
94111
National Environmental Research Center
P. 0. Box 15027
Las Vegas, Nevada 89114
Region X Library
1200 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, Washington
98101
National Environmental Research Center
200 S.W. 35th Street
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
X.
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GRANT NUMBER
STATE
PROGRAM
PAGE
APPLICANT
802309-01C
802511-035
803157-018
801643-032
803651-029
803774-031
603851-035
803856-031
803887-031
803896-024
803903-031
803929-020
803931-024
803950-034
803983-032
804235-015
804238-015
804256-022
804260-013
804323-030
804329-017
804345-040
804J70-014
804431-032
604440-022
MN DEMONSTRATION
PA RESEARCH
IL RESEARCH
OH RESEARCH
PA RESEARCH
NY RESEARCH
MN RESEARCH
NC RESEARCH
PL RESEARCH
MO RESEARCH
IA RESEARCH
SC RESEARCH
CO RESEARCH
CO RESEARCH
HI RESEARCH
WI DEMONSTRATION
WI .DEMONSTRATION
OH RESEARCH
MN DEMONSTRATION
OK RESEARCH
NC RESEARCH
CA RESEARCH
FC RESEARCH
CA RESEARCH
GA RESEARCH
ELY, CITY OF
DREXEL UNIV.
AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOC.
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
SYRACUSE UNIV.
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
DUKE UNIV.
FLORIDA STATE UNIV.
WASHINGTON UNIV.
AMES, CITY OF
SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT, OF HEALTH I ENVRN
BOULDER, CITY OF
COLORADO STATE UNIV.
HArtAII, UNIV. OF
WISCONSIN DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES
WISCONSIN DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES
AKRON, UNIV. OF
MINNEAPOLIS, CITY OF
LANGSTON UNIV.
AMERICAN TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS IN3T.
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
CENTRE NUCLEAIRES DE FONTEN3AY AUX ROS
STANFORD UNIV.
ATLANTA UNIV.
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PAGE
GRANT NUMBER
804444-040
800474-030
804513-031
604533-030
804554-015
804508-023
801570-031
804585-020
804609-022
804610-020
804617-010
804621-024
804622-030
804647-023
804719-021
804743-021
804750-023
804763-016
804764-030
804770-012
804776-022
804802-012
804812-012
804813-030
804815-016
804834-030
STATE
MO
TX
NY
IA
MA
KY
FL
NE
NY
CA
UT
TX
OR
LA
CO
NY
OR
PA
OR
NC
NY
«I
MA
NY
FL
MI
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
MISSOURI, UNIV, OF
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
BOYCE THOMPSON INST,
IOWA STATE UNIV,
ARTHUR D. LITTLE, INC.
KENTUCKY, UNIV, OF
FLORIDA, UNIV, OF
CREIGHTON UNIV,
SYRACUSE RES. CORP,
PACIFIC, UNIV. OF
UTAH STATE DIVISION OF HEALTH
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
OREGON STATE UNIV.
NEW ORLEANS, UNIV. OF
COLORADO STATE UNIV,
NEW YORK STATE HLTH RES,
OREGON GRAD, CTR. FOR STUDY & RES.
DREXEL UNIV.
PORTLAND STATE UNIV,
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES, INC,
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF
BOSTON METRO, DIST. COMM.
SYRACUSE RES, CORP.
FLORIDA OEPT, OF ENVRN, REGULATION
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
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PACE
GRANT NUMBER
804847-025
804880-012
800685-030
804900-Oltt
804906-013
804908-013
804916-030
804920-030
804944-014
804946-020
804959-023
804971-013
804974-021
805006-012
805027-011
805039-013
805049-020
805067-020
805067-021
805091-030
805095-013
805107-011
805141-020
805146-030
805170-014
805189-012
STATE
OK
NJ
TN
NY
NY
NY
FL
HI
NC
MA
NC
CA
LA
MO
PA
MO
IL
DC
DC
MA
OH
LA
IL
MI
RI
OH
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
APPLICANT
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV.
NORTHWEST BERGEN CNTY. SEWER AUTH.
VANDERBILT UNIV.
CORNELL UNIV.
NEW YORK STATE DEPT. OF ENVRN. CONSERV
NEW YORK STATE DEPT. OF ENVRN. CONSERV
FLORIDA STATE UNIV.
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
MARLBOKOUGH, CITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
HYDROCOMP, INC,
SOUTHERN UNIV.
ST. LOUIS UNIV.
CARMEGIE-MELLON UNIV.
MISSOURI, UNIV, OF
IIT RESEARCH INST,
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
HARVARD UNIV.
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INST.
TULANE UNIV.
IIT RESEARCH INST.
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
RAYTHEON CO.
FARM BUREAU DEVELOPMENT CORP.
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MSE
GRANT NUMBER
605207-011
805222-021
805226-012
805237-020
805253-020
80527*4-012
805279-012
805298-021
805305-011
805317-020
805320-021
805333-012
805337-020
8053«3-021
805365-013
805371-012
805379-015
805406-011
805410-021
805427-020
605431-030
805445-013
805456-020
805460-020
805472-020
805477-021
STATE
FL
NY
ID
SC
MS
VA
CA
PA
GA
IL
CO
MI
OH
MA
CA
NM
CA
MA
CA
AZ
It
OH
AL
NC
TX
RI
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
CHARLOTTE HARBOR WATER A3SOC, INC.
DUDLEY OBSERVATORY
MORGAN, RANDALL
BENEDICT COLLEGE
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV.
VIRGINIA POLY. INST. t STATE UNIV.
MOULTON NIGUEL WATER DIST.
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF
GEORGIA, UNIV. OF
IIT RESEARCH INST.
COLORADO STATE UNIV.
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
OHIO STATE UNIV. RES. FDN.
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
OXNARO, CITY OF
MANCHESTER, CITY OF
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
LOWELL, UNIV. OF
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
ARIZONA, UNIV. OF
ILLINOIS, UNIV. MEDICAL CTR.
CINCINNATI, CITY OF
ALABAMA A&M UNIV.
DUKE UNIV,
NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV.
RHODE ISLAND, UNIV. OF
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GRANT NUMBER
6055*0-012
805569-020
805579-011
805581-020
805585-020
805567-020
805588-018
905569.020
805590-020
805603-020
805608-020
805609.020
805610-020
805612*020
805620-013
805620-014
805621.011
805628-020
805635-013
805640-020
805659*020
605661*014
805664-011
805676.010
605706*020
605716.020
STATE
MA
KY
MO
CA
NV
IL
IL
OH
KV
OH
PA
IN
MT
MA
VA
VA
MI
IL
AZ
PA
PA
AK
FL
MN
NX
OH
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
MASSACHUSETTS GEN. HOSPITAL
LOUISVILLE, UNIV. OF
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
WEST VIRGINIA UNIV.
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
OHIO STATE UNIV.
KENTUCKY RES. FDN, UNIV. OF
OHIO STATE UNIV.
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF
INDIANA UNIV. FDN.
MONTANA, UNIV. OF
MASSACHUSETTS, UNIV. OF
MITRE CORP.
MITRE CORP.
CHICAGO, CITY OF
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
ARIZONA, UNIV. OF
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
NAINMRIGHT, CITY OF
FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
MINNESOTA,-UNIV. OF
AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS IN3T.
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV.
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GRANT NUMBER
805716-031
8GS72&-020
805733-020
805738-011
805739»020
805754-020
805758-020
805769=010
805788-012
8058GS=>OU
805836«011
805913-011
805918-012
805918-013
805927-011
805933-011
805934-011
8059«3«010
805947-020
806003-011
806005-013
806009-011
806030-011
806043-010
906047-013
106048-011
STATE
OH
NC
CO
PA
NC
PA
OH
WI
CA
CA
WA
NY
MO
MO
CA
TX
NY
CA
TX
OR
MO
ME
MI
WA
MT
PA
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV,
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV, OF
DENVER, UNIV, OF
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV,
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV,
PITTSBURGH, UNIV, OF
CINCINNATI, UNIV, OF
WISCONSIN DEPT, OF NATURAL RESOURCES
JOHN MUIR INST, FOR ENVRN, STUDIES
CALIFORNIA, UNIV, OF
FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RES,
NEW YORK HEALTH RES., INC,
WASHINGTON UNIV,
WASHINGTON UNIV,
BAY AREA GOVTS., ASSN. OF
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
NEW YORK STATE DEPT. OF ENVRN, CONSERV
AEROSPACE CORP,
TEXAS ASM RES, FDN,
CLATSKANIE, CITY OF
WASHINGTON UNIV.
MAINE, UNIV, OF
MICHIGAN, UNIV, OF
KENT, CITY OF
HELENA, CITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
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BRANT NUMBER
806052-011
806056-012
806062-011
806070-012
806072-011
806079-010
806061-011
806082-012
806083-011
806101-010
806102-013
806115-011
806127-011
806139-010
806149-011
806157-011
806160-011
806167-010
806173-010
806193-010
806194-010
806214-011
806221-010
806238-010
806248-010
806251-010
STATE
FL
OC
IL
NC
RI
FL
NY
MT
MN
WA
HA
DC
WA
MA
MI
TX
CA
CA
OH
SD
TX
MI
MD
TX
IN
TX
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DE.HONSTPATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
DAOE CNTY. DEPT. PUB. HLTH,
AMERICAN PETROLEUM INST.
IIT RESEARCH INST,
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
RHODE ISLAND, UNIV, OF
FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
ITHACA, CITY of
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SMITH, DOUGLAS 80395102
EVALUATION OF HIGH RATE INFILTRATION PERCOLATION
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LEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF RAH SURFACE
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INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SURFACE-ACTIVE
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WASHINGTON
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CHARLOTTE HARBOR
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PLORIDA STATE UNIV,
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CHARACTERIZATION OP METAL FINISHING WASTEWATER
TREATMENT RESIDUES
DARBY, WILLIAM o,
STUDY OF REVERSE OSMOSIS FOR REMOVAL OP
CONTAMINANTS PROM DRINKING WATER
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REMOVING ORGANIC SUBSTANCES WHICH ARE POTENTIAL
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HIGH SENSITIVITY FT NMR STUDIES OF ENVIRONMENTAL
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SEWAGE SLUDGE VIRAL AND PATHOGENIC AGENTS
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80057003
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URBAN 8TORMWATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES
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GEORGIA, UNIV. OF
ATHENS
GEORGIA, UNIV. OF
ATHENS
POLK, M;
DEVELOPMENT.OF METHODS FOR THE STABILIZATION
OF PYROLYTIC OILS
KNIGHT, J."
DEVELOP DATA FOR SCALE-UP FOR CONTINUOUS
PROCESSING OF PYROLYTIC OILS
80444002
60640301
60530501
HONK, C.
POTENTIAL IMPACT OF ACIDIFIED PRECIPITATION
ON ELEMENT CYCLING AND PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN APPALHIAN
AJARRAGA, LEO 80603001
A COMBINED ABSORPTION'.' FLUORESCENSE-EXCITATION,
AND COHERENT ANTI STOKES RAMAN DETECTION SYSTEM
ROGERS, L." B.
NINTH SYMPOSIUM ON THE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
OP POLLUTANTS
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** RESEARCH *«
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HONOLULU RESPONSES OP A TROPICAL ESTUARY TO RELAXATION
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HAWAII, UNIV. OP WONG, (.YLE 80*85001 NEW 78/12/28 $552.000
HONOLULU HAWAII EPIDEMIOUOGIC STUDIES PROGRAM
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IDAHO
** RESEARCH ••
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TWIN FALLS 3S TONS PER ACRE,23*MXN7lfrMM SOUND FILE
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AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOC.
CHICAGO
AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOC.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST,
CHICAGO
ILLINOIS^ UNIV. MEDICAL CTR.
CHICAGO
ILLINOIS* UNIV. OF
URBANA
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
ILLINOIS
SULLIVAN, R.'
EVALUATION t TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OF THE
SWIRL CONCENTRATOR PRINCIPLE
SULLIVAN, R.
ASSESSMENT OF SEWER SEALANTS
SCHIFF, L.'
TRACHEAL ORGAN CULTURE AS AIR POLLUTION
DAMAGE INDICATOR
ARANYI, C."
EFFECT OF INDUSTRIAL PARTICIPATE EMISSIONS
ON ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES
ARANYI C,
EFFECTS OF CONVENTIONAL AND ADVANCED COAL
CONVERSION BY-PRODUCTS ON THE PULMONARY SYSTEM
FANNIN, K.*
STUDY OF MICROBIAL AEROSOLS EMITTED FROM
A WATER RECLAMATION PLANT
EHRLlCH." R,
ANIMAL HEALTH EFFECT STUDIES OF INHALED
P»RTICULATE8
EPSTEIN.' SAMUEL
BIOSYNTHESIS OP N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS
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OHIO RIVER BASIN ENERGY STUDY, PHASE Hi
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URBANA
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
URBANA
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
URBANA
ILLINOIS. UNIV. OF
CHICAGO
NORTHBROOK, VILLAGE OF
NORTHBROOK
DONCHIN." E.
APPLICATION OF MICROPROCESSOR TECHNOLOGY
TO BIOBEHAVIORAL DATA ACQUISITION
80562802
80633501
GRIFFIN. R,
ASSESSMENT OF SOIL, CLAY, AND CAUSTIC SODA
EFFECTS ON LAND DISPOSAL OF CHLORINATED-HYDROCARBON WASTE
KARR, JAMES
HABITAT STRUCTURE & FISH COMMUNITIES IN
WARMWATEP STREAMS
HALLENBECK, w.
RECOVERY OF ASBESTOS FIBERS FROM BABOON
Tissues
WEIDAW, R.'
NORTHBROOK « SEWER RELINING STUDY," 1978
80639101
80652601
80632201
CONT 76/12/27
NEW 79/02/06
NEW 78/12/28
NEW 79/05/29
NEW 78/12/28
8106,215
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•29,960
825,720
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MACOMB
TE-HSIU MA 80642201
TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI IN TETRAD MUTAGEN
TPST FOR ON SITE MONITORING AND FURTHER VALIDATION
NEW 79/02/06
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•* RESEARCH • •
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INDIANAPOLIS
NOTRE DAME* UNIV. OF
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NEST LAFAYETTE
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IRVINE* R.* 806S9801
FULL-SCALE STUDY OF SEQUENCING BATCH REACTORS
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** RESEARCH **
AMES. CITY OP
AMES
IOWA STATE UNIV.
AMES
IONA, UNIV. OP
IOWA CITY
** TRAINING **
KIRKWOOD COMMUN. COLLEGE
CEDAR RAPIDS
IOWA
CHANTLAND, A.
EVALUATION OF AME8 SOLID WASTE RESOURCES
& ENERGY RECOVERY SYSTEM
HALL* C.' V.
DEVELOPMENT OF SAFE METHODS
80390503
80«5330S
ISAC80N. P. 80630101
STUDIES OF DRINKING WATER QUALITY AND CANCER
.BARDONNER. C.
OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR WWT PLANT
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90074701
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FT. MITCHELL
FENDER, V. 806H4B01
STANDARDIZED WATER UTILITY FINANCIAL REPORTING
SYSTEM
NEW 78/13/27
80644801 INCR 79/03/20
S75.000
138,000
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LEXINGTON
BLOME, D.
OHIO RIVER BASIN STUDY, PHASE 21 YEAR 2
80559002 CONT 78/11/17
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KENTUCKY, UNIV.' OF
LEXINGTON
LOUISVILLE* UNIV.* OF
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, UNJV.' OF
LOUISVILLE
GRIEVES.' R.
CHARGED MEMBRANE UF & SULFIDE PRECIPITATION
TO TREAT NONFERROUS METAL PRODUCTION WASTES
SPENCER.' H.
OHIO RIVER BASIN ENERGY STUDY (ORBES),
PHASE II
80456802 INCR 79/01/30
80556902 CONT 78/11/28
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NEW 79/02/26
$116,711
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LOUISIANA
** RESEARCH **
JEPPERSON PARISH
JEPPERSON
DONELON. J.
GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON STUDIES
80680902
CONT 79/03/16
•206,357
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NEM ORLEANS
SOUTHERN UNIV.
BATON ROUGE
TULANE UNIV.
NEN ORLEANS
** TRAINING **
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NEN ORLEANS
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EPPECTS OP POST-IMPLANTATION EXPOSURE TO
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SURVEY OF HASTE SLUDGES POR PARASITIC CONTAMINATION
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HUMPHREY, A.
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INCR 79/01/15
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MAINE
** RESEARCH **
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ORONO ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS PROM ASPHALT PRODUCTS
NA8SON COLLEGE CIULLO, R.* 80632901 NEW 78/10/25 S61.611
8PRINGVALE BACTERIAL SURVIVAL IN POTABLE MATER WITH
LOW TURBIDITY
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TJTUE
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GRANT
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AWA»0
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
MARYLAND
•* RESEARCH **
MARYLAND* UNIV, OF
COLLEGE PARK
8XBLEY, l'.
TWO YEAR SUPPORT OF MEMBERS ON STANDARDIZING
PRESTANDARDIZING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEES IN THE AREA
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ARTHUR 0. LITTLE. INC,
CAMBRIDGE
HARVARD UNIV.
CAMBRIDGE
LOWELL. UNIV. OF
LOWELL
DEFILIPPI." R. 80455401
PROCESS FOR ACTIVE CARBON REGENERATION
AMD FOR RECOVERY OF HARZARDOUS PESTICIDE WASTES
BRAIN, J. 80509103
EFFECT OF SO? AND SULFATES ON RESPIRATORY
DEFENSE MECHANISMS
SEOALL. B; 80540601
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INCR 78/12/28
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INCR 79/02/26
$70,182
972,385
S46,064
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BOSTON
MASSACHUSETTS. UNIV. OF
AMHERST
MASSACHUSETTS, UNIV. OF
AMHERST
MASSACHUSETTS, UNIV. OF
AMHERST
MASSACHUSETTS, UNIV. OF MEDICAL SCHOOL
WORCESTER
FITZPATRICK, T.
FOLLOW«UP STUDIES ON MELANOMA PATIENTS
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TUTHILL." R.
HUMAN HEALTH EFFECTS OF ELEVATED DRINKING
MATER SODIUM LEVELS
80550001
INCR 79/03/01
80561202 CONT 79/03/13
80613901
MOORE, G.
HISTORICAL COHORT EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY
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CRAKER, LYLE 80641201
STRESS ETHYLENE PRODUCTION AS A MEASURE
OF AIR POLLUTANT PHYTOTOXICITY
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DETECTION OF VIRAL GASTROENTERITIS AGENTS
NEW 79/01/22
NEW 79/01/22
NEW 79/03/29
S5,87S
SI57,042
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876,996
160,000
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BOSTON METRO. DIST. COMM.
BOSTON
MARLBOROUGH, CITY OF
MARLBOROUGH
FERULLO. A. 80481201
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HIGH LEVEL OZONE DISINFECTION STUDY
INCR 78/11/21
CONT 79/03/20
892,156
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MASSACHUSETTS
** TRAINING **
MASSACHUSETTS IN8T. OF TECH
CAMBRIDGE
HOGANi G.
SUMMER COURSE ON WATER/TOXIC CHEMICALS
90093501 NEM 79/02/22 $285,390
06-29-79
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CHICAGO, CITY OF
CHICAGO
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
MONTICELLO
MICHIGAN. UNIV.
ANN ARBOR
MICHIGAN, UNIV.
ANN ARBOR
MICHIGAN, UNIV.'
ANN ARBOR
MICHIGAN, UNIV.
ANN ARBOR
MICHIGAN, UNIV.
ANN ARBOR
MICHIGAN, UNIV.*
ANN ARBOR
MICHIGAN, UNIV.
ANN ARBOR
MUSKEGON, COUNTY
OF
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MICHIGAN
STEOMAN. D.
TECHNICAL; ECONOMIC t ENVRN. EVALUATION
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A86E66MENT OF ENERGY-RELATED TOXICANT STRES8
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MANCY, KHALIP
DEVELOPMENT 1 APPLICATION FOR OZONE VOLLAHETRIC
MEMBRANE ELECTRODE
_ SICKO-GOAD, L.
HEAVY METAL ACCUMULATION IN BENTHIC ALGAL
COMMUNITIES
HOZLEY, S.'
ASSESSMENT OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF BENTHIC
MICRO-INVERTEBRATES IN LAKE MICHIGAN
605*2101
60*21401
60465405
60514*05
60555501
WEBER, W. 60*05001
REMOVAL OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES FROM WASTENATERS
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FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE MATHEMATICAL
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ORGANIC 1 ORGANOTIN COMPOUNDS LEACHED FROM
POLYVINYU CHLORIDE WATER PIPE
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.OEMIRJIAN, Y.
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MICHIGAN
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GRAND RAPIDS
CONNER, R.
CITIZEN EDUCATION I ACTIVITY
90077201
INCR
115,000
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MINNESOTA
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MINNESOTA. UNIV. OF
ST. PAUL
WHITBY, K."
FORMATION OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS
80385103
INCR 78/U/21
S80.000
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
ST. PAUL
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
ST. PAUL
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
ST. PAUL
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OXYGEN PRODUCTION, LOSS, EXCHANGE I TRANSPORT
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CARLSON,. R.
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80608301
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8«2,B99
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ELY, CITY OF
ELY
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SMITH, PERRY
WRITING BOOK ON TOXICOLOGY OF PESTICIDES
80230901 INCR 79/03/29 $208,000
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MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV.
MISSISSIPPI STATE
CH1ANG-HAI KUO
REACTIONS OP DISSOLVED POLLUTANTS IN AQUEOUS
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60525502
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MISSOURI
** RESEARCH •*
MISSOURI, UNIV.' OF
COLUMBIA
MISSOURI, UNIV. OF
ROLLA
MISSOURI , UNIV.' OP
ROLLA
ST.' LOUIS UNIV.'
ST. LOUIS
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
ROLLA
WASHINGTON UNIV.
ST. LOUIS
O'CONNOR, J. 80444404
BIOLOGICALLY MEDIATED CORROSION AND DETERIORATION
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WARNER, DON Bo503901
RADIUS OF INFLUENCE OF SUBSURFACE INJECTION
WELLS
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REDUCTION OF. TOXIC METALS CONCENTRATIONS
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SERIAL MEASUREMENT OF PULMONARY FUNCTION
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HEALTH IMPACTS OF DRINKING CONTAMINATED
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SULFUR BUDGET IN LARGE PLUMES
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INCR 79/02/06
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INCR 79/01/30
INCR 79/02/22
INCR 78/11/21
156,242
120,457
867,785
•8,201
126,843
§70,000
WASHINGTON UNIV.
ST. LOUIS
GILLANI? N.
SULFUR BUDGET IN POWER PLANT PLUMES
60591801
INCR 78/11/06
S48.691
80591801
INCR 79/03/15
$70,000
WASHINGTON UNIV.
ST. LOUIS
** TRAINING **
MISSOURI, UNIV.' OF
ROLLA
HU8AR, R.
A BUDGET OF MAN-MADE SULFUR, NITROGEN AND
HYDROGEN ION OVER THE EASTERN u.s. AND sc CANADA AIR SHED
80654801 NEW 79/03/29
SHELTON, KENT
NON-COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEMS INVENTORY FOR
THE STATE OF MISSOURI
90097901
NEW 79/03/12
$99,976
$45,00.0
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MISSOURI
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MATER » MASTEMATER TECH. SCH.
NEOSHO
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*« RESEARCH «*
HELENA* CITY OF
HELENA
MONTANA, UNIV. OF
MISSOUL*
NORTHERN CHEYENNE TRIBAL COUNCIL
LAME DEER
NI8BET, 0.
EVALUATION OF ACTIVATED BIO-FILTER WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PROCESS
80604701
60561002
GORDON, C. C.
INVESTIGATION OF THE BIOENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
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MONTEAU, R.
ASSESSMENT OF THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF PROPOSED
ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ON THE WATER RESOURCES
80608201
INCR 78/10/25
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$126,000
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RENO MONITORING THE IMPACTS OF GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR / GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE Of AMOUNT OP
FrLLOw GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
MUNICIPALITY ... . TJTLE „ . .
NEH HAMPSHIRE
•* RESEARCH «*
MANCHESTER, CITY OF KlTTREDGE.' DAVID 60537101 INCR 78/12/12 SltO,400
MANCHESTER INVESTIGATION OF A FLUID BED CARBON REGENERATION
SYSTEM OF MANCHESTER, NH
PAOE SS
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APPLICANT
.MUNICIPALITY
TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FFLLOW
GRANT NO
TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE OF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
JERSEY
** RESEARCH **
NORTHWEST BERGEN CNTY. SEWER AUTH.
WAL.DWICK
HOLLANDER. C.
ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION OF SECONDARY SEWAGE
TREATMENT PLANT EFFLUENT
80488001
INCR 79/01/30
06-Z9-79
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE 0F
DATE OF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
*W*RD
N I W YORK
** RESEARCH **
AMERICAN LUNG A880C,
YORK
AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS IN8T.
NEW YORK
AMERICAN-SCANDINAVIAN PDN, THE
MEM YORK
ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES, INC.
UPTON
BOYCE THOMPSON INST,
YONKER8
SPROLE8, SARAH
PHYSICIAN SEMINARS ON HEALTH EFFECTS OF
AIR POLLUTION
80659fl01
RE3NICK, IS. 80570602
SECRETARIAT ACTIVITIES OF INTERNATION STANDARDS
ORGANIZATION (ISO) TECHNICAL COMMITTEE (TC) 146
DAVE, GORAN 80686001
INFLUENCE OF NUTRITIONAL FACTORS ON THE
TOXICITY AND 8IOCONCENTRATION OF CHEMICALS IN FISH
VAUGHN, j.* 8o«77602
FATE OF HUMAN VIRUSES IN GROUNDWATER RECHARGE
SYSTEMS UTILIZING TERTHRY TREATED EFFLUENTS
MCCUNE, 0.
RESPONSE OF PLANTS TO AIR POLLUTANTS
80«51303
NEW 79/03/13
CONT 79/02/26
NEW 79/01/15
INCR 78/12/26
INCR 78/12/13
963,200
129,115
$6,000
$96,163
S52.500
CORNELL UNIV.
ITHACA
DUDLEY OBSERVATORY
LATHAM
FLORIDA AIM UNIV.
YORK
CUEN COVE, CITY OF (NEW YORK)
SLEN COVE
NCM YORK ACADEMY OF SCI
NEW YORK
FRANCIS," JOE D, 80190001
NATIONAL STATISTICAL ASSESSMENT OF DOMESTIC
RURAL HATER
PATASHNICK, H. 80522202
FIELD INSTRUMENTATION FOR REAL-TIME MONITORING
OF OUST IN THE AIR
SHILS, M. 80671001
SYMPOSIUM ON HEALTH ASPECTS OF NONIONlZlNG
RADIATION U.I.R.)
CURUBO, A.' 80635501
PILOT PLANT TESTING REMOVAL OF ORGANIC
CONTAMINANTS FROM WiTER SUPPLY
HARKS, E. 80638101
CONFERENCE ON AEROSOLSl URBAN AND RURAL
CHARACTERISTICS, SOURCE AND TRANSPORT STUDIES
INCR 78/10/31
INCR 79/02/22
NEW 79/03/27
NEW 78/10/26
NEW 78/11/29
S220.929
925,970
S12.300
1108,272
115,000
06-29-79
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APPLICANT
.MUNICIPALITY
.TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE Of DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
NKH YORK
** RESEARCH *»
NEN YORK HEALTH RES.. INC.
ALBANY
PARHAM, T.
STRATOSPHERIC OJONE IN URSAN AIR
80591301 INCR 78/12/13
810.528
NEM YORK STATE DEPT. OF ENVRN. CONSERV
ALBANY
NEM YORK STATE HLTH RES.
ALBANY
GIBBS, R.
FUEL ECONOMY t EMISSIONS PERFORMANCE OF
DIESEL AUTOMOBILES
PARHAM, T.'
VIRUS-SOIL INTERACTIONS
80593401 INCR 78/12/28 $127,759
80474302 INCR 78/11/06 $«7.999
RENS8ELAER POLYTECHNIC INST.
TROY
SYRACUSE RES. CORP.
SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE RES, CORP.
SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE RES. CORP.'
SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE UNIV..
SYRACUSE
*• DEMONSTRATION **
ITHACA, CITY OF
ITHACA
NEM YORK STATE DEPT. OF ENVRN. CONSERV
ALSANy
PARK, RICHARD
AN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM MODELING PACKAGE FOR
MICROCOMPUTERS
80629901
8AXENA, J. 80460902
NEM APPROACHES TO THE PRESERVATION OF CONTAMINANTS
IN MATER SAMPLES
SAXENA, JITENDRA 80481301
ASSESSMENT OF MUTA6ENIC/CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL
OF MIXTURE OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES IN RENOVATED MATER
80641301
NEM 79/01/22
INCR 79/01/23
CONT 78/12/27
SAXENA, J.
STUDY OF THE MATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
AS A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF MUTA6ENS CARCINOGENS IN DRINKING MAT
NEW 79/01/30
SMITH, j,
QUANTITATION OF ADSORBED VIRUSES IN WASTE
« OTHER WATER
80377403
INCR 78/11/21
DINGMAN; R. 80608101 INCR 78/10/27
EVALUATION OF DEEP SHAFT BIOLOGICAL WA8TEHATER
TREATMENT PROCESS
BROMBERG,.A.
TIVOLI LAKES RESTORATION PROJECT
80490601
INCR 78/12/28
150,000
85,359
S76,461
184,810
$30,093
$150.000
921,050
W-29-79
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APPLICANT
.TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE pP DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
AMOUNT Of
GRANT AWARD
NEW YORK
** DEMONSTRATION **
NEW YORK STATE OEPT. Of ENVRN. CON8ERV
ALBANY
** TRAINING **
HEALTH SYS AGENCY FOR N. t. NEW YORK
ALBANY
HEALTH SYS. AGENCY OF NEW YORK CITY
NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER FILM co., INC.
GARRISON
BERI.E. PETER
RENOVATION ON THE S9TH ST. POND'/ CENTRAL
P»RK
KEANE. J. J..
TOXICS SUBSTANCES PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
PROGRAM • HUDSON RIVER WATER SHED
.HOEHLER* »•
TOXIC SUBSTANCES EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
M9T2, J.*
HUDSON RIVER FILM PROJECT
80fl«0801
INCR 79/Ot/Sl
90092*01 NEW 78/11/21
90092501 NEW 78/12/04
90088101 NEW 78/12/04
15,000
|J,500
S5,'000
MOHAWK«HUOSON COUNCIL ON EDUC. TV
SCHENECTADY
NEW PUBLIC INT. RES. CTR, INC,
NEW YORK
*• FELLOWSHIPS **
HART,' T.
BROOKLYN
NATHAMSON, N.
TOXIC SUBSTANCES PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PILOT
PROJECT-NEW YORK (MEDIA OUTREACH)
;HANG, .«.* L.,
TOXIC SUBSTANCES PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PILOT
PROJECT
NEW YORK POLYTECHNIC
90092401
90092301
NEW T8/11/21
NEW 78/11/21
91155601 NEW 79/01/29
110.000
ll.OOO
AGENCY/PART TIME
04-29-79
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APPLICANT
.MUNICIPALITY
** RESEARCH •*
AMERICAN TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS INST.
CHARLOTTE
DUKE UNIV.
BEAUFORT
OUKE UNIV.
DURHAM
OUKE UNIV.
DURHAM
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV.
RALfIGH
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
CHAPEL HILL
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
CHAPEL HILL
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
CHAPEL HILL
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
CHAPEL HIU
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
PROJECT DIRECTOR / GRANT NO 1
FELLOW
, .TITLE r . f , . . . .
NORTH CAROLINA
NILES, 0 JAV 80432901
TECHNICAL t ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS OF BATEA
GUIOELINES-TEXTILfS
SUTHERLAND, J. 80385603
EFFECTS OF THERMAL ADDITIONS ON THE DYNAMICS
Of FOULING COMMUNITIES AT BEAUFORT, NC
3HELBURNE. J. 0. 8054*002
ULTRASTRUCTURE AND X-RAY MICROANALV9IS
Or MACROPHAGES EXPOSED TO NON-CRITERIA POLLUTANTS
MfNZEL, D,4 80633701
PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NITRATE EXPOSURE
MCKENZIE, w.' 8o573902
CYTOLOGICiL EFFECTS OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO
POTENTIALLY MUT*6ENIC ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS
JOHNSON," D. J.' 80477001
ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION OF FILTERED AND
UNFILTERCO SECONDARY WASTEWATER
SINGER, P.' 80494401
UPTAKE t RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
SV SUSPENDED MATERIALS t SEDIMENT IN LAKES
BRXNKMQUS.* K. M. 80495902
CARBON MONOXIDE AND ACCELERATED ATHEROSCLEROSIS
JEFFRIES, H. .. 80572602
OUTDOOR SIMULATION OF AlR POLLUTION CONTROL
STRATEGIES
FOX, D. _ 80607001
•YPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
^ *•*••' t- f-
INCR 78/11/21
INCR 78/11/29
CONT 78/11/17
NEM 79/02/06
CONT 79/01/30
INCR 79/03/15
INCR 79/02/06
INCR 79/03/15
CONT 79/02/06
INCR 79/03/15
AMOUNT OF
6RAMT AWARD
(*•*•• f *
•33.000
S70.000
869,920
j«a5,ooo
$52,157
143,173
130,135
110,000
$90,000
•30,000
CHAPEL HILL
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY 0^ AEROSOL FORMATION
MECHANISMS IN A CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE
06-29-79
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
.TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FRLLOw
6RANT NO TYPE OF DATE OP AMOUNT Of
BRANT AWARD 8RANT AWA*0
NORTH CAROLINA
** RESEARCH **
NORTH CAROLINA* UNIV. OF
CHAPEL HILL
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
CHAPEL HILL
POWELL* D. 80651401
EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS ON HUMAN VIRAL RESPIRATORY
DISEASE
BOUCHER. R
EFFECTS OP NITRATE/NITRITE COMPOUNDS ON
RESPIRATORY EPITHELIUM
80653901
NEW 79/03/1*
NEW 79/OS/ZO
877,995
8185,000
«*«29«79
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
*• RESEARCH **
AKRON, UNIV. OF
AKRON
BATTELLE MEMORIAL IN8T.
COLUMBUS
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV.
CLEVELAND
CHRIST HOSPITAL IN8T.' OF MEDICAL RES.'
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, CITY OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV.' OF
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FfLLON
. TJTLE „ . ...... ,
OHIO
M08TARDI, R, A.
EFFECTS OF AIM POLLUTIONi A LONGITUDINAL
CROSS SECTIONAL APPROACH (RENEWAL)
CHERRY, R.
TECHNICAL AWARENESS IN THE NONPERROUB METALS
INDUSTRY PILOT STUDY
LICK, WlLiERT
THE DISPERSION AND FATE OF CONTAMINANTS
IN A STRATIFIED LAKE
SJSMIFF, 6.'
DETERMINATION OF MINIMAL HUMAN INFECTIONS
DOSE OF AN ENTEROVIRUS IN DRINKING WATER
CLARK, C.
EVALUATION OF THE HEALTH RISK ASSOC. WITH
THE TREATMENT AND DI808AL OF MUN. WASTEWATER
CLARK, s.
HEALTH RISK OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO WASTEWATER8
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
60425602
80509501
80571602
80571602
60617301
80544501
SLUDGE
60364303
GARRETT, p. 80575802
PROCESS AUTOMATION INVESTIGATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTROL PROCESSES
MORAND, j'
PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF PACKAGE
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
WILLEKE*' KLAUS
60644901
80663301
INCR 79/02/22
INCR 79/02/06
CONT 79/02/06
INCR 79/03/27
NEW 79/01/15
INCR 79/02/26
INCR 78/11/29
CONT 79/03/13
NEW 76/11/29
NEW 79/02/28
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
r » . r - • • •
1124,390
119,555
1181,985
814,420
1126 ,'708
1426,763
1111,261
106,320
•60,000
129,662
CINCINNATI
SUPPORT FOR SYMPOSIA ON BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
OF CNVIRONMNETAL POLLUTANTSi AEROSOL GENERATION I EXPOSU
06-29-79
PACE
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APPLICANT
.MUNICIPALITY
•« RESEARCH **
CINCINNATI. UNIV.' or
CINCINNATI
MIAMI UNIV.
OXFORD
OHIO STATE UNIV.
COLUMBUS
OHIO STATE UNIV.
COLUMBUS
OHIO STATE UNIV.
COLUMBUS
OHIO STATE UNIV.
COLUMBUS
OHIO STATE UNIV. RES.' FDN.
COLUMBUS
MRIGHT STATE UNtV.
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
. . .TJTLE ......
OHIO
LOPER, J.
MUTAGENE8I8 AND CARCIN06ENE8I8 CHARACTERIZATION
OF ORQANICS IN DRINKING HATER
GORDON, S.'
IMPROVED TECHNIQUES FOR RESIDUAL OjONC
GORDON, .8.*
OHIO RIVER BASIN ENERGY STUDY, PHASE II
BAILEY, R.
OHIO RIVER BASIN ENERGY STUDY. PHASE 11
.CALVERT.' j.
KINETIC STUDY OF SIMULATED ATMOSPHERES
CONTAINING COMMON SULFUR. NITROGEN, AND CARBON
COU"I. DANIEL
BIOLOGICAL ADEQUACY AND TOXICITY OF SELENIUM
COMPOUNDS FROM FOOD AND WATER
HART, R,'
DEVELOPMENT OF A TISSUE SELECTIVE IN vivo
BIOASSAY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AGENTS PRODUCING DNA
TIERNAN. f.
GRANT NO T
80687202
80630201
80556902
80560302
80647901
POLLUTANTS
80687902
80533702
DAMAGE
80684601
YPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
CONT 79/02/22
NEW 78/11/29
CONT 78/11/06
CONT 78/11/06
NEW 79/02/06
CONT 79/03/19
CONT 78/12/27
NEW 78/12/11
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
r * r
S328.145
$75,610
106,313
S«0,073
$100,000
$135,369
$481,900
1207.504
DAYTON
ft* DEMONSTRATION **
FARM BUREAU DEVELOPMENT CORP.'
COLUMBUS
QUANTITATION OF P*RT8-PER-TRILLION LEVELS
OF 2r3,7,8-TETRACHLORODlBENrO«P-OIOXIN IN EPA-FURNISHED
JACK K. HILL
DEMONSTRATION TO SHOW OHIO LAND OWNERS
80518901
INCH 79/03/19
8500,000
ft* TRAINING **
CINCINNATI, UNIV.' OF
CINCINNATI
FOWLER, T. 90094001
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
NEW 79/03/12
$30,866
06-29.79
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR / GRANT NO TYPf OF DATE Of AMOUNT Of
FELLOW GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
.MUNICIPALITY . . . . . . , , TJTLE ........„>.,... ... . , , . r * ..r
OHIO
TRAINING **
OHIO STATE UNIV. HOME* R. 90071002 INCR 79/03/19 125,'ZflO
COLUMBUS INFORMATION COLLECTION, ANALYSIS AND DISSEMINATION
(EPA)
06-Z9-79 PAGC
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE Of
GRANT
DATE or
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
OKLAHOMA
** RESEARCH **
EAST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV,
ADA
LANGSTON UNIV.
LAN6STON
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV.
STILLMATER
OKLAHOMA* UNIV. OF
NORMAN
** TRAINING **
NATURAL RURAL MATER A880C.
DUNCAN
STINNETT, SUSAN 80*55701
MUTA6ENI8TIC TESTING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES
FROM REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ORGANIC CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
FRANKS, W." 80432303
RECLAMATION OF HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATED
SOILS
FITE, R.' 80484702
PROJECT TO DEVELOP AND EVALUATE AN ENVRN.
TECH. TRANSFER SYSTEM
CANTER, L* 80656201
DEVELOPMENT OF STUDY PLAN FOR GARBER-WELLlNGTON
AQUIFER
MONTGOMERY, J. 90082601
STATE RURAL MATER TRAINING AND TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
NEW 79/03/27
CONT 79/01/22
INCR 79/02/26
NEW 79/01/30
INCR 78/10/11
120,988
$55,000
$18,066
$46,442
$1,521,993
96-29-79
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APPLICANT
.TITLE .
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT Of
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
0 R E 6 0 N
** RESEARCH **
CLATSKANIE, CITY OF
CLAT3KANIE
WHEELER, R. 80600301
JOINT DRV WET HEATHER TREATMENT OPTIMIZATION
INCR 79/01/02
ISO.000
OREGON 6RAD. CTR. FOR STUDY t RES,
BEAVERTON
OREGON STATE UNIV.
CORVALLI8
OREGON STATE UNIV.
CORVALLIS
PORTLAND STATE UNIV.
PORTLAND
HUNTZICKER, JAMES J. 00475002
THE CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICULATE
SULFUR COMPOUNDS BY FLAME PHOTOMETRY
WARREN, C.' E. 80462203
MICROCOSM AND THEORETICAL EVALUATION OF
SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS
WILLIAMSON, K. 80629701
BACTERIAL BIOASSAY FOR LEVEL ONE TOXICITY
ASSESSMENT
0 BRItN.' R, 80476403
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE REACTIONS OF AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS ON PHOTO CHEMICAL AIR POLLUTION
INCR 79/03/20
CONT 78/11/17
NEW 79/03/20
CONT 76/11/17
»35,000
$90,000
Si»S,493
360,000
06-29-79
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
PELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OP DATE OP
GRANT AWARD
AMOUNT OP
GRANT
PENNSYLVANIA
** RESEARCH *•
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
MEADVIILE
CARNEGJE-HELLON UNIV.
PITT8BURC
CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV,
PITTSBURGH
CHRISTIAN.' W. 60643901
EFFECT OF COLLISION*! LIFETIME IN OPTOACOU8TIC
OETERCTION OF POLLUTANT 6A3E8
KEANE', j. 80502701
PERFORMANCE OF ALTERNATE COATINGS IN THE
CNVRN.
LANE, LESTER 80636501
HEALTH EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT
NEW 71/01/15
INCR 78/11/30
INCR 78/12/13
81,785
825.000
812.901
OREXEL UNIV.
PHILADELPHIA
DREXEL UNIV,
PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
KOERNER. R.
SPILL ALERT DEVICE FOR IMPOUNDED HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS
80251103
KOERNER.' R. M. 80476301
MICROWAVE SYSTEM FOR LOCATING FAULTS IN
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DIKESI PARAMETER SPECIFICATION
RISBY, TERENCE 80365102
CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS 8PECTROMETRV OF
ORGANICS I OROANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS
T.' CARLSON 8o564ooz
ASPECTS OF MODELING URBAN AIR QUALITY
INCR 79/02/26
INCR 79/02/06
INCR 79/03/12
CONT 79/02/22
89.000
812,081
887,486
857.509
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
PATTERSON'.' R. 80565902
DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF METEOROLOGICAL
MODELS SUITABLE FOR AIR QUALITY STUDIES
HEIN80HN, R. 80573801
SIMPLIFIED SAMPLING SYSTEMS
CONT 79/02/22
INCR 79/02/06
BLACK AD AR,' A.' 80604801 INCR 79/03/27
BOUNDASy-LAYER MODEL IMPROVEMENT AND VALIDATION
891.603
85,927
8i34."977
•6«29-79
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE Of DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
PENNSYLVANIA
** RESEARCH **
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF
PITTSBURGH
V.' HUNT 8068S801
EVALUATION QF CURRENT.ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
AND ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIORITIES
FROHLIGtR." J.
ION CHROMATOGRAPHY OF AROMATIC AMINES
80529802
NEW 79X03/29
INCR 78/12/12
$221,267
S35.090
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF
PITTSBURGH
** DEMONSTRATION **
ALLEGHENY CNTY.' OF LOCAL GOVT.
PITTSBURGH
SHAPIRO. M. A.
OHIO RIVER BASIN ENERGY STUDY (ORBES),
PHASE II, YEAR 2
SYKORA, JAN
ISOLATION,' ANALYSIS AND TOXICITY OF ALGAL
AND BACTERIAL ENDOTOXIN8
JOE BLATT
NORTH PARK LAKE DREDGING
80560802 CONT 78/11/21 $3,336
80S75«02 CONT 79/02/28 187,789
80688601 NEW 79/03/26 $169,488
NORTHERN TIER SOLID WASTE
TONANDA
BOYCE, R.
DEMONSTRATION OF UNIQUE
60688501 NEW 79/03/07 $750,000
*« TRAINING «*
AMERICAL LAW INSTITUTE
PHILADELPHIA
MACLAY, o.
SUPPORT OF PUBLIC INTEREST ENVIRONMENTAL
LAWYERS FOR TRAINING IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
90094101
NEW 79/02/09
$25,'000
86-29-79
PAOE «e
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FfLLON
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD 6RANT AWARD
RHODE ISLAND
•• RESEARCH **
RAYTHEON co,
PORTSMOUTH
RHODE ISLAND* UNIV. OF
NARRAGANSETT
RHODE ISLANDf UNIV. OF
KINGSTON
WALSH, w.
DEVELOPMENT OF DYNAMIC TWO-LAYER MODEL
FOR ST*»TIFIED ESTUARIES
QUINN, j.
ECOLOGICAL DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF PETROLEUM
DISCHARGES INTO MARINE ENV.
SCHNEIDER.' E.
MARINE ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH LAB.
80517001 INCR 79/02/2* 848,842
80547702 INCR 78/11/28 $19,089
80607201 INCR 79/03/19 12,821
** TRAINING **
SAVE THE BAY, INC.
PROVIDENCE
JOHN T. SCANLAN
DOCUMENTARY FILM ON NARRAGANSETT BAY
90093801
NEW 79/03/01
$5,000
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PROJECT DIRECTOR X 6RANT NO TYPE Of DATE Of AMOUNT Of
FELLOH GRANT ANA*D GRANT
MUNICIPALITY . . .TJTLE r . * . .,, , ..,.
SOUTH CAROLINA
*• RESEARCH •*
BENEDICT COLLEGE KINARD, JAHES 80523702 CONT 79/01/tl «S«,J07
COLUMBIA EVALUATION OF THE FLAHELE8S AND HYDRIDE
GENERATION tTOHIC ABSORPTION METHODS FOR ASENIC AMD SELENIUM
SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT. OF HEALTH i ENVRN WATKINS^ M. 8oJ»a*o2 CONT 78/it/o* iio«»5ar
COLUMBIA OVERLAND FLOW FOR TREATING DOMESTIC MASTEHATER
AT EASLEY. 8C
6fc-29»79 PA6E 50
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APPLICANT
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLE
9 * »• * r- ' ' *• »^*--r-*'-' - *
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
SOUTH DAKOTA
** DEMONSTRATION **
LAKE COUNTY CONSR, DI8T.
MADISON
8PARTZ, VERN
LAKE HERMAN MODEL IMPLEMENTATION PROS.
PROJECT
60619301 NEW 78/12/04 $380,175
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR / GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
FeiLOw GRANT ANARD GRANT AWARD
.MUNICIPALITY . . . . . . ...
TENNESSEE
** RESEARCH **
VANOERBII.T UNJV. HAYES. W., JR, 80«88503 CONT 78/12/04 870,000
NASHVILLE WRITING BOOK ON TOXICOLOGY or PESTICIDES
06-89-79 PACE
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APPLICANT
.HIWJCJPALITY
•• RESEARCH **
AUSTIN* CITY OF
AUSTIN
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
HOUSTON
NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV.
DENTON
NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV.
DENTON
TEXAS AIM RES. FDN.'
COLLEGE STATION
TEXAS* STATE OF
AUSTIN
TEXAS* UNIV OF
AUSTIN
TEXAS* UNIV. OF
SAN ANTONIO
TEXAS* UNIV. OF
CALVE8TON
TEXAS* UNIV. OF
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FfLLOw
. , .TJTI.E . „ f , , , ...
TEXAS
GRAVES* C.'
INVESTIGATION OF HYDROLOGIC AND OPERATIONAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF PAVING SYSTEMS
GRANT NO
80633801
MELNICK',' j. 60593301
DEVELOPMENT OF 8TD. METHODS FOR THE DETECTION
OF ENTERIC VIRUSES IN RAW » TREATED POTABLE WATER
GLAZE* w,
LLE METHOD FOB ANALYSIS OF VOLATILE HALIDES
IN DRINKING WATER
GLAZE* w.
PILOT SCALE EVALUATION OF BIOLOGICAL ACTIVATED
CARSON FOR REMOVAL OF THM PRECURSORS
SUMMERS* MAX
BACULOVIRUS PESTICIDESI IDENTIFICATION
OF MARKERS FOR GENETIC STUDIES
WHITE, 0.
TEXAS LIGNITE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT AND RESEARCH PLAN
ROCHELLE, 6.'
DISSOLUTION OF CACOJ IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION
SORBER* C.4
DEVELOPMENT OF FIELD VIRUS CONCENTRATION
TECHNOLOGY
LEGATOR, M.
COMBINE TESTING PROTOCOL FOR DETECTING
ENVRN. MUTAGENIC AGENTS
tEGATOR, M.
80547202
80615701
80594702
80635901
80625101
60447403
80462102
80619401
TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
INCR 79/03/29
INCR 79/01/22
CONT 76/11/06
INCR 79/03/12
CONT 79/03/12
INCR 79/03/20
NEW 79/02/26
CONT 79/02/06
INCR 78/12/13
NEW 79/03/22
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
865,000
$77,907
847,050
8219,356
865,000
810,000
828,952
826,003
840.765
8135,373
6ALVE8TON
COMBINED TESTING PROTOCOL FOR DETECTING
ENVIRONMENCOMBINEO TESTING PROTOCOL FOR DETECTING ENVIRONMEN
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR / CHANT NO TYPE OP DATE Of AMOUNT Of
PfLLOW GRANT AWARD 6RANT
.HUNJCJPAIJTY.. . . . . . ... .TJTLE . . .
TEXAS
** RESEARCH **
TEXAS* UNIV. OP SMITH, CHARLES S0623SOI NEM 74/01/30 SlkT.BSS
SAN ANTONIO STUDY OP DENTAL EPPECTS IN A POPULATION
EXPOSED TO HATER PLUORIOE LEVELS IN CRITICAL ZONE
S6-Z9-79 PAGE S4
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PROJECT DIRECTOR / GRANT NO T*PE OF DATE Of AMOUNT OF
FELLOW 6RANT ANARO 6RANT AWARD
.MUNICIPALITY TITLE
* * ^ # ** - »- » » h- ,.»- -»• •• - .!-». ,».. »**•»**•*•
UTAH
•* RESEARCH **
UTAH STATE UNIV. 8PENDLOVE. R. 80652701 NEM 79/03/12 135,116
I.OSAN REoviRusea IN WATER POLLUTION TESTINS
i*.2«.7t PACE 55
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR / GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OP AMOUNT OP
PCLLOM GRANT ANARO GRANT AMA*D
MUNICIPALITY
VERMONT
** RESEARCH **
VERMONT, UNIV. OP DDLIN, R. sofesmt NE* ?t/oa/ofc saa.io*
BURLINGTON STUDIES OP MtTERBORNE AGENT(S) OP VIRAL
6ASTROENTERITIES
06-29-79 PAGE 96
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE Of DATE OF AMOUNT Of
6RANT ANARO 6RANT AWARD
VIRGINIA
•* RESEARCH **
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OP BIOLOGICAL sci
ARLINGTON
D.
THIRD SYMPOSIUM IN AQUATIC POLLUTANTS
80666601 NEM 79/03/29
115,000
MITRE CORP.'
MCLEAN
KINO, J.' _ 80562001
IDENTIFICATION OP TOXIC POLLUTANT DISCHARGES
FOR UNIT PROCESSES
INCR 78/11/21
80562001 INCR 79/OS/20
•50,000
iioo.'ooo
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV,
RICHMOND
BORZELLECA, J.
EFFECTS OF SELECTED ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS IN DRINKING
WATER ON THE FUNCTIONS OF REPRODUCTION
80648101
NEW
79/01/22
$488,550
VIRGINIA POLY. INST. I STATE UNIV.
BLACKSBURG
CAIRNS, J. 80527001 INCR 78/11/21
VENTILATORY RESPONSES op PISH TO FLUCTUATING
APPLICATIONS OP TOXICANTS
849,995
** TRAINING **
CITIZENS PROGRAM FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY
BLACKBURG
•* FELLOWSHIPS **
KNIGHT. T.
BLACKSBURG
AlTON, EDWARD
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION I TRAINING PROCESS
FOR WATER QUALITY PLANNING I MGMT.
90074801 INCR 79/03/13
CIVIL ENGINEERING
VIRGINIA POLY. INST. I 91133201 NEW 79/03/29
S3,'494
«2,"000
•6-29-79
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
6RANT NO TYPE Of OATC Of AMOUNT Of
CHANT AWARD GRANT
WASHINGTON
•* RESEARCH *•
FRED HUTCHIN80N CANCER RES.
SEATTLE
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
PULLMAN
WASHINGTON* UNIV. OF
SEATTLE
WASHINGTON, UNIV. OP
SEATTLE
WASHINGTON, UNIV.' Of
SEATTLE
** DEMONSTRATION **
KENT. CITY OF
KENT
LINCOLN. POLISSAR
CANCER INCIDENCE IN RELATION TO ASBESTOS
IN DRINKING MATER
WEST8ER6, HAL
RURAL OXIDANT STUDIES t THE ROLE OF NOX
IN RUR*L OXIDANT FORMATION
DEWALLE, F.
PRESENCE OF PRIORITY POLLUTANTS IN SEWAGE
AND THEIR REMOVAL IN SEWAOE TREATMENT PLANTS
DEWALLE. F.
REMOVAL op GIARDIA LAMBLIA CYSTS IN DRINKING
WATER PLANTS
PERKINS.' M.
ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STORM RUNOFF IN AN
URBAN STREAM
WILSON, BARNEY
LAKE FENWXCK RESTORATION
80384601
80530302
80610201
80612T01
80638701
INCR 79/Ot/OS
INCR 79/01/02
INCR 79/03/12
INCR 79/03/27
NEW 78/11/06
80604301 NEW 78/12/28
850,000
S6*,S22
8100,000
861.973
888,790
TACOMA METRO. PARK 013.
TACOMA
GLUNDBERG, W.
WAPATO LAKE RESTORATION
80610101 NEW 79/01/30
191 .'550
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PROJECT DIRECTOR / BRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
FELLOW BRANT AWARD BRANT AWARD
.HUN1CJPALITV
WEST VIR6INIA
** RESEARCH *«
WEST VIRBINIA UNIV. PAUL v. MOROONTOHN sossssoz CONT 7«/u/06 si26.'23T
MORBANTOWN OHIO RIVER BASIN ENERGY STUDY
WEST VIRGINIA UNIV. ALDRID6E, D.' 60652501 NEW T9/01/11 J22«,789
MORBANTOWN IMPLEMENTATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
OP THE SMALL WASTEWtTER FLOWS CLEARINGHOUSE PHASE II
i»*t**T« "H S*
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APPLICANT
.MUNICIPALITY
TITLE . .
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FALLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT
WISCONSIN
** RESEARCH **
MADISON, CITY OF
MADISON
WISCONSIN, UNIV. op
MADISON
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF
MADISON
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF
SUPERIOR
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF
MADISON
** DEMONSTRATION **
WISCONSIN OEPT.* OF NATURAL RESOURCES
MADISON
WISCONSIN OEPT.' OF NATURAL RESOURCES
MADISON
WISCONSIN DEPT.' OF NATURAL RESOURCES
MADISON
BOLEY, 8.
TEST FIRING RDF IN AN INDUSTRIAL COAL-FIRED
BOILER
60632801
KLES8IG, L. 60460201
SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT ON LAKE IMPROVEMENT
PROJECTS AT MIRROR/SHADOW LAKES ft WHITE CLAY LAKE
LlCHTENSTEIN, E. 80*93003
ECOLOGICAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS
OF PESTICIDES IN A SOIL/PLANT/WATER/MICROCOSM
CALL* DANIEL
ESTIMATES OF NO EFFECT CONCENTRATIONS OF
SELECTED PESTICIDES IN FRESHWATER ORGANISMS
60666401
CHESTERS, G. 60687601
COAL FIRED STEAM PLANTS! HUMAN AND EVIRONMENTAL
EXPOSURE TO AIR AND WATER POLLUTANTS
VOICT, L. P. 80423501
LILLY LAKE PROTECTION » REHABILITATION
PROJECT EVALUATION
VOIGHT, L.' P. 8042X801
WHITE CLAY LAKE PROTECTION t REHABILITATION
PROJECT EVALUATION
EARL* A.' eo5769oi
LAKE DEBORAH REHABILITATION
INCR 79/03/20
INCR 79/01/15
CONT 78/10/25
INCR 79/02/06
INCR 79/03/13
INCR 78/12/13
INCR 79/03/19
NEW 76/11/21
$289,000
J10.000
183,662
$28,633
$430,456
179,000
$56,000
S252,000
** FELLOWSHIPS **
AOAMSKI, W.
MADISON
METEOROLOGY
WISCONSIN. UNIV. OF
91121201
INCR 79/02/06
8172
06-29-79
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR X GRANT NO TYPE OF DWTT OP* *MO«»T
rttLOM GRANT AM*RO 6R*NT AMARB
........ TJTtE . . ... . . r . . . ... . , . . r •
POREI6N COUNTRIES
ENGLAND
** RESEARCH •*
INTEKNATIONAL COHM.* ON RAO.* PROT. SflWBY, P. 80*44001 NEW 79/03/37 U.OOO
•UTTON ICRP MEETINCS
•6-29-T9 PAGE
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR / GRANT NO TYPE OF 0»TE OF AMOUNT OP
FKLLON GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
.MUNICIPALITY ........ ... .TJTIE . . ,., ......... . . . . . . „ . .
POREIGN COUNTRIES
PRANCE
** RESEARCH •*
CENTRE NUCLEAIRC8. OE PONTEN8AV AUX R08 BRICARO.' JEAN 80437001 INCR 79/03/01 JlO.OOO
PARIS SIMULTANEOUS COMPARISON OP THE E»A t THE
BATTERY FOR THE ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL
ORGANIZATION FOfl ECO COOP t OEVEL H.' SAlZMAN 80688001 NEW 79/03/12 8167,000
PARIS SPECIAL PROGRAM ON THE CONTROL OF CHEMICALS
FOR THE FINANCIAL PERIOD
06-29-79
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U.S. ENVIRON*/
AL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE OF PROJECT
Form Approi rd
O.Mfi \o. 118-ROOS1
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA
Grant No. 802309
(Formerly 11010 HIR)-Amendmen
'Lake Restoration by Phosphorus Control"
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFI-TbSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Project Director
Mr. Ernest J. Petemel, City Clerk-Treasurer
City of Ely - City Hall
Ely, Minnesota 55731
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
City of Ely
City Hall
Ely, Minnesota
55731
GA
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omil confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
1. The primary objective of this project is to restore Shagawa Lake bordering
the City of Ely, Minnesota from a highly eutrophic condition to a healthy
state.
2. To accomplish the above objective, it was determined to be necessary to
substantially upgrade the quality of and to remove essentially all
phosphorus from the City of Ely's high-rate trickling filter plant
effluent. This effluent constitutes virtually a point source of
phosphorus discharge into the lake. A 1.5 mgd tertiary treatment plant
has been constructed to further treat the trickling filter effluent.
Tertiary facilities consist of flow equilization, two-stage lime clari-
fication; dual-media filtration, and chlorination. Lime sludge is mixed
with digested sludge from the trickling filter plant and disposed of via
gravity thickening, vacuum filtration, and trucking to sanitary landfill.
The concentration of phosphorus being sought in the tertiary effluent is
0.05 mg/1 as P, or less.
3. In April 1973, three years of carefully-controlled operation (using EPA
and City personnel) was started, during which time, it is hoped the
restoration of Shagawa Lake can be demonstrated. After 18 months of
operation, it has been shown that the residual phosphorus objective of
0.05 mg/1 as P can be routinely achieved.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OO4717-EVALUATION AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OF THE SWIRL CONCENTRATOR PRINCIPLE
PAGE-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT •
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/75 - O2/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=C822A-S1T035 **EPA=R803157 ** (GRANT)
H MASTERS EPA/MERL - CINC
RH SULLIVAN AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSN
O7/76 -SWIRL DEGRITTER EVALUATION COMPLETE
10/76 -SWIRL PRIMARY SEPARATOR EVALUATION COMPLETE
15/77 -FINAL REPORT (DEGRITTER)
1O/77 -START OPTIMIZATION WORK AND DEVELOPMENT OF TEXTBOOK
08/79 -OPTIMIZATION WORK COMPLETED
O9/79 -TEXTBROOK DRAFT COMPLETED
02/80 -SWIRL DESIGN TEXTBOOK
(PE-822 ) , POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
SWIRL DESIGN TEXTBOOK
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
FIELD PROTOTYPE DEMONSTATION OF SWIRL DEGRITTER
THE SWIRL PRIMARY SEPARATOR - DEVELOPMENT AND
PILOT DEMONSTRATION, 2 EPA REPORTS.
RECN-OO4717 SSIE-GMA 6OO9 EPA -R8O3157
ORD -RC10B3O-1O79 MAND-1O-01 PE -822
LABT-EET
201-321-6678
TASK-C822A-S1TO35
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS DEMONSTRATION PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE VEHICLES FOR THE RAPID
DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION CONCERNING THE SWIRL CONCENTRATOR AND THE HELICAL BEND REGULATOR.
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN THE FIELD OF PUBLIC WORKS IS BEST ACCOMPLISHED BY EVALUATION OF PROTOTYPE OR
FULL-SIZE UNITS AND BY CONTACT WITH THE ENGINEERS WHO MUST PLAN AND DESIGN POLLUTION CONTROL
FACILITIES. THE FOUR PARTS OF THIS PROPOSAL ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE BASIS FOR TRANSFER OF THE
TECHNOLOGY TO THE PROFESSION. THE* FOUR PARTS ARE: A. EVALUATION OF A SWIRL CONCENTRATOR GRIT
CHAMBER; B. EVALUATION OF A SWIRL CONCENTRATOR PRIMARY TECHNICAL DEVICE; C. PREPARATION OF A
TEXTBOOK ON DESIGN OF FACILITIES UTILIZING SECONDARY MOTIONS; D. OPTIMIZE, THROUGH LABORATORY
CONFIRMATION, THE SWIRL DESIGN CURVES TO COVER SMALLER TREATMENT INFLOW CAPACITIES THAN NOW EXISTS.
RESULTS TO DATE: 1. EPA-6OO/2-77-185, "FIELD PROTOTYPE DEMONSTRATION OF THE SWIRL DEGRITTER"; 2.
EPA-60O/2-78-122. "THE SWIRL PRIMARY SEPARATOR - DEVELOPMENT AND PILOT DEMONSTRATION."
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE-
*PROJECT- 001OO8-HEALTH RISKS OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO WASTEWATERS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/75 - 04/79 . FY78
TASK CODE=D6O7A-OO3 **EPA=R8O3643-O3 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: W JAKABOWSKI EPA/HERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: JP PHAIR NORTHWESTERN UNIV SCH OF MED
GL VANMEER UNIV OF CINCINNATI CIV & ENV ENG DEPT
MILESTONES...: O4/76 -ANNUAL REPORT
O4/77 -ANNUAL REPORT
O4/78 -ANNUAL REPORT
04/79 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-6O7 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
MANDATE : 10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 MICROBIOLOGY, EPIDEMIOLOGY
CURR. RESULTS: VOLUNTEERS RECRUITED AND OVER 400 VOL. ACTIVE NOW.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1OO8 SSIE-GMA 5381 EPA -R8O3643-O3 TASK-D6O7A-OO3
ORD -RD1OB30-5078 MAND-10-O1 MAND-30-99
PE -6O7 LABT-OHR
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : THE PROPOSED WORK INVOLVES THE FOURTH AND FINAL YEAR.OF AN ON-GOING PROSPECTIVE
SEROLOGIC-EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY OF PERSONS OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER. THE
INITIAL OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO DETERMINE THE SENSITIVITY OF THE METHODOLOGY FOR APPRAISING
THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO WASTEWATER. VOLUNTEERS FOR THE STUDY WERE MUNICIPAL
EMPLOYEES IN CINCINNATI, OH. ENGAGED IN SEWER MAINTENANCE AND HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE WORK. DURING THE
SECOND YEAR OF THE STUDY THE PROJECT WAS EXPANDED WITH THE ADDED OBJECTIVE OF DETERMINING THE
HEALTH EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO VIABLE AEROSOLS GENERATED BY ACTIVATED
SLUDGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS. VOLUNTEERS FOR THIS ASPECT OF THE STUDY HAVE BEEN RECRUITED
FROM CINCINNATI, OHIO, CHICAGO, ILL. AND MEMPHIS, TENN. THE CONTROL GROUPS ARE WATER TREATMENT
PLANT EMPLOYEES IN CHICAGO, ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WORKERS IN MEMPHIS, AND THE PREVIOUSLY
RECRUITED HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE WORKERS IN CINCINNATI._A TOTAL OF OVER 400 VOLUNTEERS ARE CURRENTLY
ACTIVE IN THE STUDY OVER 100 OF WHOM WERE RECRUITED AT THE TIME OF INITIAL EMPLOYMENT AT ACTIVATED
SLUDGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS. THE PROTOCOL INVOLVES: QUARTERLY COLLECTION OF SERA FOR
IMMUNOLOGIC, VIROLOGIC AND BACTERIOLOGIC EXAMINATIONS, PHARYNGEAL SWABS AND RECTAL SWABS; YEARLY
MULTIPHASIC AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS; HEALTH DIARIES; EVALUATION OF SICKNESS AND ABSENTEEISM
REPORTS; WORK OBSERVATIONS; SELECTED FOLLOW-UP OF WORKER FAMILIES; AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING.
THE MONITORING PROGRAM INCLUDES AIRBORNE-BACTERIAL ANALYSES AND VIRAL AND BACTERIAL ANALYSES OF
WASTEWATER. WORKERS ARE MAINTAINED IN THE STUDY FOR A MINIMUM OF 12 MONTHS IF POSSIBLE. ABOUT 3*
-•-CT<; ARE INCLUDED IN THE VIRAL SEROLOGIC SURVEY. RESULTS ARE STATISTICALLY EVALUATFn
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REPORT ORDCONV fVERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE : O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
PAGE-
*PROJECT: OO2155-CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY OF ORGANICS AND ORGANOMETALLIC
COMPOUNDS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/75 - 04/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=G712B-BC-O37 **EPA=R8O3651-O2S3** (GRANT)
d SIGSBY EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-3O37
TH RISBY DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
O4/79 -PROJECT COMPLETED
(PE-712 ) " CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVELOPMENT
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
TECHNIQUES FOR EACH OF TYPES OF ANALYSIS
DEVELOPED. THESE TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO MOBILE SOURCE
EMISSIONS ANALYSIS.
RECN-002155 SSIE-GMA 4469 2 EPA -R803651-02S3 TASK-G712B-BC-O37
ORD -RG10B3O-1O79 MAND-1Q-O2 PE -712
LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR..
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID.. :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT....
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: A MULTI-PART STUDY WHICH WOULD DETERMINE POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE
CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY TO MOBILE SOURCE ANALYSIS AND THEN TO APPLY IT TO THE
ANALYSIS OF DIESEL PARTICULATE. APPROACH: A WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS ARE SURVEYED FROM THE
ANALYSIS OF LANTHANIDE AND NOBLE METALS; OTHER METALLIC AND NON-METALLIC COMPOUNDS SUCH AS NICKEL
CARBONYL AND SULFURIC ACID; AND WIDE RANGE ORGANIC MATERIALS. RESULTS TO DATE: TECHNIQUES FOR EACH
OF THE TYPES OF ANALYSIS; METAL, GASES, INORGANICS AND ORGANICS WERE DEVELOPED. THESE TECHNIQUES
ARE APPLIED TO MOBILE SOURCE EMISSION ANALYSIS.
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REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
PAGE-
*PROJECT: OOO35O-WATER QUALITY HYDROLOGY AFFECTED BY OIL SHALE DEVELOPMENT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/76 - O6/80
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
**EPft=R8O3684-O3
EPA/IERL - CINC
COLORADO STATE UNIV
COLORADO STATE UNIV
COLORADO STATE UNIV
TOSCO II,
LEACHATE STUDIES
FY79
(GRANT)
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK CODE=B623B-361
EF HARRIS
DB MCWHORTER
RC WARD
GV SKOGERBOE
O6/80 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-623- ) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
3O-99 HYDROLOGY
SURFACE WATER SAMPLES OBTAINED FROM USBM
AND PARAPHO SPENT SHALE PLOTS.
ON PARAHO SPENT SHALE IN PROGRESS. DATA AVAILABLE
IN LITERATURE REVIEWED AND SUMMARIZED.
RECN-OOO35O SSIE-GMA 5O9O 1
ORD -RB10B30-3O79 MAND-30-99
LABT-EET
513-684-4417
AGRIC ENG DEPT
AGRIC EMC" DEPT
AGRIC ENG DEPT
EPA -R8O3684-O3
PE -623
TASK-B623B-361
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES A-RE TO COLLECT AND ANALYZE ALL AVAILABLE DATA PERTINENT TO THE INFLUENCE
OF OIL SHALE DEVELOPMENT ON WATER QUALITY HYDROLOGY, AND TO CARRY OUT AN IN-DEPTH INVESTIGATION
INTO LOCAL WATER QUALITY ASPECTS ASSOCIATED WITH MINE SPOILS AND SHALE RESIDUE. APPROACH: 1) TO
GATHER ALL DATA PERTINENT, 2) TO SUMMARIZE AND ANALYZE THE DATA TOWARD THE IDENTIFICATION OF DATA
DEFICIENCIES, AND 3) TO DEVELOP PROCEDURES FOR QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY
OF SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE RUNOFF FROM PROCESSED SHALE RESIDUE AND MINE SPOILS. RESULTS TO DATE:
SURFACE WATER SAMPLES HAVE BEEN OBTAINED FROM USBM, TOSCO II, AND PARAHO SPENT SHALE PLOTS.
LEACHATE STUDIES ON PARAHO SPENT SHALE ARE IN PROGRESS. DATA AVAILABLE IN THE LITERATURE HAVE BEEN
REVIEWED AND SUMMARIZED.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE-
•PROJECT: OOOO14-DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR OUANTITATION OF ADSORBED VIRUSES IN WASTE AND
OTHER WATER
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - UNK : FY78
TASK CODE=A612 -4O **EPA=R8O3774-O3 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: - UNKNOWN EPA/EMSL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR. • JE SMITH SYRACUSE UNIV SCH OF ARTS & SCI
MILESTONES...: 10/77 -INTERIM REPORT
12/78 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-612 ) MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES AND EQUIPMENT STANDARDIZATION
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OOOO14 SSIE-GMA 4556 EPA -R803774-03 TASK-A612 -4O
ORD -RA1OB3O-4O78 PE -612
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : THIS IS ONE OF A MULTI-PART PROJECT WHOSE SUMMARY MAY BE IDENTICAL TO OTHERS. THE STUDY IS DESIGNED
TO IDENTIFY ELEMENTS IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE SOLIDS AND ANAEROBIC DIGESTER SLUDGE WHICH REMOVE OR KILL
VIRUSES DURING WASTE TREATMENT. EFFORTS ARE MADE TO IMPROVE THE TECHNOLOGY FOR RECOVERING AND
ASSAYING SLUDGE-ADSORBED VIRUSES. PRESENT WORK EMPLOYED VIABLE POLIOVIRUS 1 (SABIN) LABELLED WITH
1251 AS A TRACER AND DEMONSTRATED THE FOLLOWING: (1) 95 TO 99.9 PERCENT OF VIRUS LABEL WAS REMOVED
BY CELL FLOCS AND CELL-FREE EXOPOLYMERS OF FOUR ZOOGLOEA RAMIGERA STRAINS WHICH-HAD BEEN ISOLATED
AT TREATMENT PLANTS. (2) METAL CATIONS MEDIATED POLIOVIRUS ADSORPTION, INCLUDING AL, FE 3 ION, MG,
HG AND PB, BUT NOT CA OR ZN. (3) VIRUS WAS EUJTED INSTANTLY FROM ZOOGLEA CELLS AND EXOPOLYMERS BY
O.O5 M GLYCINE, PH 11.5 AND MORE SLOWLY BY FETAL CALF SERUM, PH 9.0. (4) VIRUS WAS ADSORBED BY
MIXED EXOPOLYMERS EXTRACTED FROM THE ZOOGLEAL FLOCS IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE AND FROM ANAEROBIC SLUDGE
MICROBES. (5) COLPIDIUM SP., PARAWECIUM CAUDATUM AND MIXED CILIATES FROM ACTIVATED SLUDGE BECAME
RADIOACTIVE AFTER GRAZING ON Z. RAMIGERA STRAINS WHICH HAD ADSORBED 1251-POLIOVIRUS; THE LABEL WAS
SHED WITHIN 6 HRS AFTER FEEDING. (6) SUCROSE GRADIENTS OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE SOLIDS SHOWED THAT MOST
OF THE VIRUS ADSORBED BY SLUDGE WAS ASSOCIATED WITH THE MICROBIAL FRACTIONS. (7)
POLYHYDROXYBUTYRATE GRANULES (WHICH ARE TRAPPED NORMALLY WITHIN Z. RAMIGERA FLOCS) ADSORBED VIRUS
AVIDLY BUT EVIDENCE SUGGESTED THESE WERE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SIGNIFICANT REMOVAL OF VIRUSES FROM
ACTIVATED SLUDGE.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
PAGE-
*PROJECT: OO4346-DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR OUANTITATION OF ADSORBED VIRUSES IN WASTE AND
OTHER WATER
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/75 - 12/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=AS84 -28 **EPA=R803774-03 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: R SAFFERMAN EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-7334
INVESTIGATOR.: JE SMITH SYRACUSE UNIV SCH OF ARTS 8. SCI
MILESTONES...: 11/79 -DATA ON THE DISPOS. OF VIRUSES ADSORBED TO SLUDGE AND SEWAGE SOLIDS
12/79 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-884 ) MEASUREMENT, TECHNIQUES & EQUIP DEV
FINAL OUTPUT.: DATA ON DISPOSITION OF VIRUSES ADSORBED TO SLUDGE
AND SEWAGE SOLIDS.
MANDATE.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
2O-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
30-99 VIROLOGY METHODS
95 TO 99.9% VIRUS LABEL REMOVED BY CELL FLOCS AND CELL
FREE EXOPOLYMERS; METAL CATIONS MEDIATED POLIOVIRUS
ADSORPTION; VIRUS ELUTED FROM ZOOGLOEA CELLS AND
EXOPOLYMERS BY O.O5 M GLYCINE, PH 11.5; VIRUS ADSORBED
BY MIXED EXOPOLYMERS EXTRACTED FROM ZOOGLEAL FLOCS AND
ANAEROBIC SLUDGE MICROBES.
RECN-004346
ORD -RA1OB3O-5O79
MAND-1O-15
PE -884
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 5622
LABN-A713C-28
MAND-2O-11
EPA -R803774-03
MAND-1O-O1
MAND-2O-13
LABT-MTS
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-A884 -28
MAND-3O-99
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE STUDY IS DESIGNED TO FURTHER DEVELOP AND ASSESS METHODS FOR RECOVERING AND ASSAYING
VIRUSES FROM SLUDGE SOLIDS. IT WILL ADDRESS ITSELF TO DETERMINING THE FATE OF WATER-BORNE VIRUSES
THAT HAVE BEEN ADDED TO SOLIDS AND TO DETERMINE THOSE FRACTIONS FROM THE SOLIDS WHICH ARE
RESPONSIBLE FOR BOTH REVERSIBLE AND IRREVERSIBLE BINDING OF VIRUSES. APPROACH: TEST SYSTEMS WILL BE
DEVISED TO IDENTIFY ELEMENTS IN SLUDGE AND SEWAGE SOLIDS THAT EFFECT THE REMOVAL OR DESTRUCTION OF
VIRUSES. THIS WILL INCLUDE EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITY THAT VIRUS INACTIVATION DUE TO IRREVERSIBLE
ADSORPTION IS THE RESULT OF MECHANISMS OTHER THAN ADSORPTION ALONE. RESULTS TO DATE: PRESENT WORK
EMPLOYED POLIOVIRUS AND SHOWED THE FOLLOWING: 1. 95 TO 99.9% OF VIRUS LABEL WAS.REMOVED BY CELL
FLOCS AND CELL-FREE EXOPOLYMERS OF FOUR ZOOGLOEA RAMIGERA STRAINS WHICH HAD BEEN ISOLATED AT
TREATMENT PLANTS. 2. METAL CATIONS MEDIATED POLIOVIRUS ADSORPTION. 3. VIRUS WAS ELUTED INSTANTLY
FROM ZOOGLOEA CELLS AND EXOPOLYMERS EXTRACTED FROM THE ZOOGLEAL FLOCS IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE AND FROM
ANAEROBIC SLUDGE MICROBES.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: 01/11/8O
'PROJECT: OO1877-FORMATION OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE. ......
ORDIS CODES..
PROd STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/77 - O4/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=G603A-AH-03 **EPA=R803851-03 ** (GRANT)
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
KT WHITBY UNIV OF MINNESOTA
04/79 -COMPLETE DATA ANALYSIS
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS.
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO1877 SSIE-GMA 2528 3 EPA -R803851-03
ORD -RG1OB30-1078 LABN-G6O3A-AC-07 MAND-10-02
PF. -603 LABT-EPE
DEPT OF MECH ENG
AND FATE POLLUTANTS
TASK-G603A-AH-03
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS HAVE BEEN MEASURED IN THE ST. LOUIS AREA AS PART OF EPA'S PROJECT MISTT
USING AIRCRAFT AND GROUND-BASED SELF-CONTAINED MOBILE LABORATORIES. THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA'S
PORTION OF THE PROJECT INCLUDED AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS ABOARD AN AIRCRAFT AND THE OPERATION OF A
MOBILE VAN ON THE GROUND UNDER THE PLUMES. THE PAST YEAR WAS DEVOTED PRIMARILY TO DATA ANALYSIS,
THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES AND REPORTING RESULTS OF AEROSOLS DATA OBTAINED OVER THE
PAST SEVERAL YEARS IN PROJECT MISTT AND THE ROADWAY AEROSOL STUDY. DURING THE COMING YEAR THE
PARTICLE TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA WILL BE MEASURING AEROSOL SIZE
DISTRIBUTION FOR EPA'S PROJECT STATE (SULFUR TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT) IN
TENNESSEE AND FOR EPA'S PROJECT SCRUB IN ALABAMA AND MINNESOTA. THE STATE PROGRAM IS DIRECTED TO
DESCRIBING REACTIONS AND ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES AFFECTING PLUME BEHAVIOR OVER TIME SCALES OF 12-96
HOURS AND DISTANCES OUT TO 1OOO KM. BY CONTRAST THE SCRIB PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE AN ASSESSMENT OF THE
TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION OCCURRING WITHIN A POWER PLANT PLUME WITH AN SO2 SCRUBBER OUT TO
DISTANCES OF ABOUT 10OO KM AND TRAVEL TIMES MOSTLY LESS THAN 12 HOURS. RESOURCES WILL BE PROVIDED
TO COMPLETE DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORT ON PROJECT MISTT AND TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PLANNING OF PROJECT
SCRUB AND THE SUBSEQUENT DATA ANALYSIS. OTHER TASKS INCLUDE THE MEASUREMENT OF GASEOUS AND AEROSOL
POLLUTANTS UNDER AND IN PLUMES BEING CHARACTERIZED IN PROJECT STATE AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN AEROSOL
MOBILITY CHROMATOGRAPH TO DETERMINE MOLECULAR COMPOSITION OF SULFUR CONTAINING AEROSOLS.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: 01/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO1932-FORMATION OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS
EPA OFFICER
INVESTIGATOR.: KT WHITBY
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-6O3 )
MANDATE : 10-02
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1932
ORD -RG1OB30-1O79
PE -603
FY79
(GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/75 - O4/79 :
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AC-007 **EPA=R8O3851-03 **
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
UNIV OF MINNESOTA
HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS.
CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 3942 2 EPA -R8O3851-O3
LABN-G625B-EA-O8 MAND-1O-O2
LABT-EPE
919-541-2551
DEPT OF MECH ENG
AND FATE POLLUTANTS
TASK-G6O3A-AC-OO7
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-BEING UPDATED UPDATED- OCT-OEC 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS HAVE BEEN MEASURED IN THE ST. LOUIS AREA AS PART OF EPA'S PROJECT MISTT
USING AIRCRAFT AND GROUND-BASED, SELF-CONTAINED MOBILE LABORATORIES. THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA'S
PORTION OF THE PROJECT INCLUDED AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS ABOARD AN AIRCRAFT AND THE OPERATION OF A
MOBILE VAN ON THE GROUND UNDER THE PLUMES. THE PAST YEAR WAS DEVOTED PRIMARILY TO DATA ANALYSIS,
THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES AND REPORTING RESULTS OF AEROSOL DATA OBTAINED OVER THE
PAST SEVERAL YEARS IN PROJECT MISTT AND THE ROADWAY AEROSOL STUDY. DURING THE COMING YEAR THE
PARTICLE TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA WILL BE MEASURING AEROSOL SIZE
DISTRIBUTIONS FOR EPA'S PROJECT STATE (SULFUR TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT) IN
TENNESSEE AND FOR EPA'S PROJECT SCRUB IN ALABAMA AND MINNESOTA. THE STATE PROGRAM IS DIRECTED TO
DESCRIBING REACTIONS AND ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES AFFECTING PLUME BEHAVIOR OVER TIME SCALES OF 12-96
HOURS AND DISTANCES OUT TO 1000 KM. BY CONTRAST THE SCRUB PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE AN ASSESSMENT OF THE
TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION OCCURRING WITHIN A POWER PLANT PLUME WITH AN S02 SCRUBBER OUT TO
DISTANCES OF ABOUT 1000 KM AND TRAVEL TIMES MOSTLY LESS THAN 12 HOURS. RESOURCES WILL BE PROVIDED
TO COMPLETE DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORT ON PROJECT MISTT AND TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PLANNING OF PROJECT
SCRUB AND THE SUBSEQUENT DATA ANALYSIS. OTHER TASKS INCLUDE THE MEASUREMENT OF GASEOUS AND AEROSOL
POLLUTANTS UNDER AND IN PLUMES BEING CHARACTERIZED IN PROJECT STATE AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN AEROSOL
MOBILITY CHROMATOGRAPH TO DETERMINE MOLECULAR COMPOSITION OF SULFUR-CONTAINING AEROSOLS.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROOECT: OO3840-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
: DC Mil
: WW KII
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: 01/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: 001937-MESOSCALE SULFUR BALANCE STUDIES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID. . .
FY78
(GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/75 - 04/79
TASK CODE=G625B-EA-14 **EPA=R8O3887-O3 *
CF WALTERS EPA/ESRL - RTP
JW WINCHESTER FLORIDA STATE UNIV
JW NELSON FLORIDA STATE UNIV
04/79 -ORD REPORT ON SULFUR IN AEROSOL PARTICLES
(PE-625 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS
MANDATE : 10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1937 SSIE-GMA 3952 1 EPA -R8O3887-O3
ORD -RG10B3O-1O78 LABN-G6O3A-AA-116 MAND-1O-02
PE -625 LABT-EPE
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
TASK-G625B-EA-14
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY IS BEING CONDUCTED TO CHARACTERIZE THE OCCURRENCE OF SULFUR IN AEROSOL
PARTICLES AT SAMPLING STATIONS IN 14 LOCATIONS BETWEEN THE MID-CONTINENT AND EASTERN SEABOARD OF
CONTINENTAL U.S.A. ADDITIONAL REMOTE STATIONS IN MARINE AND CONTINENTAL AREAS ARE ALSO BEING
OPERATED TO PROVIDE IMPORTANT BACKGROUND INFORMATION. EMPHASIS IS BEING PLACED ON THE
CONCENTRATIONS OF SULFUR IN RELATION TO OTHER ELEMENTS PRESENT IN THE AEROSOL AND ON THE TIME
VARIABILITY OF THESE CONCENTRATIONS WITH A TIME RESOLUTION OF 2 HOURS. SAMPLING IS BEING CARRIED
OUT CONTINUOUSLY AT HEIGHTS FROM GROUND LEVEL TO 30 METERS BY A UNIQUE TIME SEQUENCE FILTER SAMPLER
WHICH HAS BEEN DEVELOPED AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY. ADDITIONAL SAMPLES ARE PLANNED TO BE TAKEN
DURING INTENSIVE PERIODS DURING THE YEAR BY CASCADE IMPACTORS AT ABOUT FIVE OF THE FILTER SAMPLING
SITES, USING CASCADE IMPACTORS FOR DETERMINATION OF THE PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF SULFUR AND
RELATED ELEMENTS. ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS IS PERFORMED USING PROTON INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION, A HIGHLY
SENSITIVE TECHNIQUE PERMITTING BOTH THE EXTREMELY SHORT 2-HOUR TIME RESOLUTION ON A CONTINUOUS
BASIS FOR FILTER SAMPLES AS WELL AS THE SIZE RESOLUTION OF PARTICLES AS SMALL AS 0.25 MICRON
DIAMETER BY CASCADE IMPACTORS. BY MEANS OF THE COMBINATION OF SAMPLING TECHNIQUES, THE IMPACT OF
FOSSIL FUEL COMBUSTION AND OTHER ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES OF SULFUR ON THE NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF
THE ATMOSPHERE MAY BE PRECISELY DETERMINED.
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REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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1 1
+PROJECT: OO4827-MESOSCALE SULFUR BALANCE STUDIES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/78 - 09/79
TASK CODE=G832B-FA-132 **EPA=R8O3887-O3 "
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
C
JW
WALTERS
WINCHESTER
EPA/ESRL - RTP
FLORIDA STATE UNIV
FY79
(GRANT)
919-541-2648
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
O1/79 -INTERPRETIVE REPORT ON REGIONAL AEROSOL NETWORK
09/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-832 )
ON SULFUR BALANCE STUDIES
ATMOS TRANS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
FINAL REPORT ON SULFUR BALANCE STUDIES
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
ALL SAMPLING COMPLETED. DATA REDUCTION AND
EVALUATION ONGOING.
RECN-OO4827 SSIE-GMA 5936 EPA -R803887-O3
ORD -RG10B30-1079 MAND-10-02 PE -832
LABT-EPE
TASK-G832B-FA-132
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT. ...
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS IS A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY TO CHARACTERIZE THE OCCURRENCE OF SULFUR IN AEROSOL
PARTICLES AT SAMPLING STATIONS IN LOCATIONS BETWEEN THE MID-CONTINENT AND EASTERN SEABOARD OF
CONTINENTAL U.S.A. ADDITIONAL REMOTE STATIONS IN MARINE AND CONTINENTAL AREAS ARE ALSO BEING
OPERATED TO PROVIDE IMPORTANT BACKGROUND INFORMATION. EMPHASIS IS BEING PLACED ON THE
CONCENTRATIONS OF SULFUR IN RELATION TO OTHER ELEMENTS PRESENT IN THE AEROSOL AND ON THE TIME
VARIABILITY OF YHESE CONCENTRATIONS WITH A TIME RESOLUTION OF 2 HOURS. APPROACH: SAMPLING IS BEING
CARRIED OUT CONTINUOUSLY AT HEIGHTS FROM GROUND LEVEL TO 3O METERS BY A UNIQUE TIME SEQUENCE FILTER
SAMPLER WHICH HAS BEEN DEVELOPED AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY. ADDITIONAL SAMPLES ARE PLANNED TO BE
TAKEN DURING INTENSIVE PERIODS DURING THE YEAR BY CASCADE IMPACTORS AT ABOUT FIVE OF THE FILTER
SAMPLING SITES. USING CASCADE IMPACTORS FOR DETERMINATION OF THE PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF
SULFUR AND RELATED ELEMENTS. ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS IS PERFORMED USING PROTON INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION.
RESULTS TO DATE: ALL SAMPLING IS COMPLETED. DATA REDUCTION AND EVALUATION IS ONGOING.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO1874-SULFUR BUDGET IN LARGE PLUMES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/75 - 03/79
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR..
PROGRAM ID.
FY78
(GRANT>
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AG-17 **EPA=R803896-O2
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
RB HUSAR WASHINGTON UNIV
NV GILLANI WASHINGTON UNIV
JD HUSAR WASHINGTON UNIV
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND
MANDATE : 10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1874 SSIE-GMA 3871 1
ORD -RG10B51-1O78 LABN-G603A-AA-1O5
PE -6O3
EPA -R8O3896-O2
MAND-10-02
LABT-EPE
MECH ENG DEPT
MECH ENG DEPT
MECH ENG DEPT
FATE POLLUTANTS
TASK-G6O3A-AG-17
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
COMMENT : CURRENT YR FUNDING INCLUDES: G6O3A-AA117 - $21000;
G625B-EAO93 - $25OOO' G6O3A-AAO14 - $44OOO
G603A-AA028 - $10OOO
ABSTRACT : THIS TASK IS PART OF A LARGE PROGRAM TO DETERMINE THE OVERALL TRANSPORT, TRANSFORMATION AND REMOVAL
(TRANSMISSION) PROCESSES OF ATMOSPHERIC SULFUR COMPOUNDS. THE MAIN EMPHASIS IS ON UNDERSTANDING
SULFUR TRANSMISSION IN WELL-DEFINED PLUMES SUCH AS POWER PLANT AND URBAN PLUMES AS WELL AS ON THE
REGIONAL (10OO KM) SCALE. AS PART OF THE STATE PROGRAM (SULFUR TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION IN THE
ENVIRONMENT), WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ADAPTING SEVERAL MELOY 285 SULFUR
ANALYZERS FOR AIRCRAFT MEASUREMENT OF PARTICULATE SULFUR PRIOR TO THE TENNESSEE PLUME STUDY. THE
GRANTEE WILL ALSO ASSIST IN THE OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTER DURING THE AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 1978
INTENSIVE. HE WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANALYZING THE CONTINUOUS S02, SF6, AND PARTICULATE SULFUR
MEASUREMENTS IN TERMS OF SULFATE FORMATION RATES. SULFURIC ACID AND RELATED POLLUTANT DATA WILL BE
ANALYZED IN TERMS OF LONG-RANGE TRANSPORT, TRANSFORMATION AND DEPOSITION OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS IN
ST.LOUIS, MO AND STATE COLLEGE, PA. IN ADDITION TO MEASURING TOTAL PARTICULATE USING THERMAL
ANALYSIS FLAME PHOTOMETRIC DETECTION THERE WILL ALSO BE A HEATED AND AN AMBIENT INTEGRATING
NEPHELOMETER AND A FLORIDA STATE STREAKER. IN ADDITION, WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WILL APPLY THE
INFORMATION GAINED IN MISTT (MIDWEST INTERSTATE SULFUR TRANSFORMATION AND TRANSPORT) TO EXAMINE A
VARIETY IN OR REMOVAL OF PRIMARY SULFATE, CHANGES IN STACK HEIGHT OR EXHAUST TEMPERATURE, AND
VARIATIONS IN S02 EMISSION RATES WITH TIME OF DATA OR SEASON TO PROMOTE DEPOSITION.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO1929-SULFUR BUDGET IN LARGE PLUMES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/77 - O3/78
TASK CODE=G625B-EA-06 **EPA=R803896-02 *
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
FY77
(GRANT)
EPA/ESRL - RTP
WASHINGTON UNIV
WASHINGTON UNIV
WASHINGTON UNIV
MECH ENG DEPT
MECH ENG DEPT
MECH ENG DEPT
TASK-G625B-EA-O6
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 76
WE WILSON
RB HUSAR
NV GILLANI
JD HUSAR
09/76 -FINAL REPORT
12/77 -FINAL REPORT
O9/78 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-625 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS
RECN-OO1929 SSIE-GMA 3768 EPA -R803896-02
PE -625 LABT-EPE
PROJECT-COMPLETED CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROGRAM AS A PART OF PROJECT MISTT (MIDWEST INTERSTATE SULFUR TRANSFORMATION
AND TRANSPORT) IS THE QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE FATE OF ATMOSPHERIC SULFUR, I.E.., THE RATE
OF SULFATE FORMATION AND THE RATE OF S02 REMOVAL TO THE GROUND. LARGE PLUMES EMITTED FROM THE
ELEVATED (POWER PLANT) AND LOW LEVEL SOURCES (URBAN) WERE STUDIED ON THE REGIONAL SCALE. AIRBORNE
MEASUREMENTS IN THE PLUMES AND BACKGROUND AIR OUTSIDE THE PLUME WERE CARRIED OUT FOR S02 03 NOX,
BSCAT, AEROSOL CHARGE, PARTICULATE SULFUR CONCENTRATION AND SUPPORTED BY EXTENSIVE METEOROLOGICAL
MEASUREMENTS. SULFUR BUDGETS OF WELL DEFINED PLUMES WERE ASSESSED. TRANSPORT OF POLLUTANTS IN
PLUMES WAS CHARACTERIZED IN TERMS OF HORIZONTAL "LONG RANGE TRANSPORT" AND VERTICAL TRANSPORT. THE
IMPORTANCE OF DRY REMOVAL FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF PLUMES AND METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS WAS ASSESSED.
S02 TO PARTICULATE SULFATE CONVERSION RATES WERE DETERMINED FOR THE COAL-FIRED LABADIE PTJWER PLANT
PLUME AND THE DIURNAL VARIABILITY (1-4 PERCENT PER HOUR FOR NOON HOURS AND 0.5 PERCENT PER HOUR FOR
NIGHT HOURS) WAS DETERMINED.
'PROJECT: 00166O-SULFUR BUDGET IN LARGE PLUMES - SULFURIC ACID MEASUREMENTS
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES.. . :
PROGRAM ID. . . •
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/77 - 06/79
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AA-117 **EPA=R8O3896-O2 *
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
RB HUSAR WASHINGTON UNIV
03/79 -STUDY COMPLETED
FY79
(GRANT)
919-541-2551
MECH ENG DEPT
(PE-603 )
1O-02 CLEAN AIR
SAMPLES COLLECTED.
AND DATA EVALUATED.
RECN-OO1660
ORD -RG1OB30-1O79
HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
ACT
THEY ARE BEING ANALYZED
SSIE-GMA 5493
MAND-10-O2
LABT-EPE
EPA -R803896-02
PE -6O3
TASK-G603A-AA-1 17
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT....
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY - RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: SULFURIC ACID AND RELATED POLLUTANT DATA WILL BE ANALYZED IN TERMS OF LONG-RANGE
TRANSPORT, TRANSFORMATION AND DEPOSITION OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS. APPROACH: A PARTICULATE SULFUR
MONITOR (FPD WITH SCRUBBER) WILL BE USED WITH A HEATED INLET TO MEASURE TOTAL PARTICULATE SULFUR
AND SULFURIC ACID IN ST. LOUIS WHERE OTHER MEASUREMENTS ARE AVAILABLE. RESULTS TO DATE: SAMPLES
HAVE BEEN COLLECTED. THEY ARE BEING ANALYZED AND THE DATA EVALUATED.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS • PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OOO469-EVALUATION OF AMES' WASTE PROCESS - AN ENERGY RECOVERY SYSTEM
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/76 - O6/79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
**EPA=R803903
EPA/IERL - CINC
AMES CITY GOVT
MIDWEST RES INST
IOWA UNIV OF SCI & TECH
IOWA UNIV OF SCI & TECH
FY79
(GRANT)
DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS
TECH ECON SECTION
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS COOES. . :
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
TASK CODE=B624B-391
RA OLEXSEY
AO CHANTLAND
LJ SHANNON
AW JOENSEN
ER BAUMAN
O4/77 -GRANT AMENDMENT
06/79 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-624 ) CONSERVATION AND UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
20-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
EMISSIONS AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS COMPLETED
FOR BOTH STOKER AND PULVERIZED COAL BOILERS.
ECONOMIC EVALUATION AND DATA ANALYSIS CONTINUING.
FIRST YEAR REPORT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED.
RECN-OOO469 SSIE-GMA 2719 3 EPA -R8O39O3 TASK-B624B-391
ORD -RB1OB3O-5O79 MAND-1O-O5 MAND-20-14
PE -624 LABT-EET
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE STUDY WILL ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF USING MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE AS A SUPPLEMENTARY FUEL.
CO-FIRING OF MSW WITH COAL IN STOKER AND TANGENTIALLY FIRED BOILERS WILL BE CONDUCTED AND SINCE ONE
BOILER IS THE SAME AS AT ST. LOUIS, STUDIES WILL PERMIT CONFIRMATION, AND COMPARISON OF SELECTED
ST. LOUIS RESULTS. APPROACH: ASSESSMENTS WILL BE MADE OF THE TECHNICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF
THESE CO-FIRING TECHNIQUES. IN ADDITION, TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC TESTS AND EVALUATION WILL BE
CONDUCTED ON THE SECOND GENERATION MSW PROCESSING FACILITY ASSOCIATED WITH SUPPLYING THE REFUSE
DERIVED FUEL. RESULTS TO DATE: EMISSIONS AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED FOR BOTH
THE STOKER AND THE PULVERIZED COAL BOILERS. THE ECONOMIC EVALUATION AND THE DATA ANALYSES IS
CONTINUING. A FIRST YEAR REPORT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED. EPA-600/2-77-205.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/80
•PROJECT: OO33OO-SOUTH CAROLINA OVERLAND FLOW PROJECT
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/75 - 01/81
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES
PROGRAM ID
TASK CODE=L822C-O34
BE BLEDSOE
JE JENKINS
AR ABERNATHY
MM WATKINS
FY79
(GRANT)
**EPA=R803929-02
EPA/ERL - ADA
STA DEPT OF HLTH/ENV CONT
CLEMSON UNIV
STA DEPT OF HLTH/ENV CONT
01/81 -FINAL PROJECT REPORT
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
MANDATE : 10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO33OO SSIE-GMA 53O9 1 EPA -R8O3929-O2
ORD -RL10B30-1079 MAND-10-01 LABN-L611C-034
PE -822 LABT-EPE
4O5-332-88OO E
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
TASK-L822C-O34
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
A SITE IN UPLAND SOUTH CAROLINA WILL BE SELECTED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF AN OVERLAND FLOW SEWAGE
TREATMENT SYSTEM WHICH CAN BE OPERATED IN CONJUNCTION WITH A FACULTATIVE LAGOON SO THAT BOTH RAW
SEWAGE AND LAGOON EFFLUENT CAN BE APPLIED TO THE LAND. A SYSTEM FOR ABOUT 1,OOO PERSONS OR ABOUT
100.0OO GALLONS OF WASTEWATER PER DAY IS PLANNED. THE CONSTRUCTION WILL BE COMPLETED DURING THE
FIRST YEAR. OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM WILL BE CARRIED OUT DURING YEARS TWO AND THREE ALONG WITH
SAMPLING AND ANALYSES REQUIRED TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY. RELIABILITY AND EFFICIENCY OF OVERLAND
FLOW IN TREATING BOTH TYPES OF WASTEWATERS. PROGRESS: AN OVERLAND FLOW TREATMENT SYSTEM WAS BUILT
AT EASLEY DURING THE FIRST TWO YEAR PROJECT PERIOD. THIS IS NEARING COMPLETION AND WILL BE READY
FOR START-UP BY SEPTEMBER 1978. THE CONTINUATION OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE FOR OPERATION AND TESTING
AT THE FACILITY, IN ORDER TO DETERMINE TREATMENT EFFICIENCES FOR VARIED APPLICATION RATES AND
APPLICATION SCHEDULES.
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REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: 01/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS . PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: 003324-EVALUATION OF HIGH-RATE INFILTRATION-PERCOLATION BEDS TO IMPROVE WATER
QUALITY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/75 - 10/79
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
TASK CODE=LS22C-O52
LE LEACH
DG SMITH
KD LINSTEDT
ER BENNETT
: FY79
** (GRANT)
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
**EPA=R803931-O2
EPA/ERL - ADA
BOULDER CITY GOVT
UNIV OF COLORADO
UNIV OF COLORADO
OS/76 -INTERIM REPORT RECEIVED
O7/77 -SPECIFIC DESIGN DATA FOR BOULDER AND SIMILAR SYSTEMS
10/78 -FINAL REPORT - 3 YEARS DATA FOR TECHNICAL DESIGN BULLETINS
O3/79 -FINAL REPORT ON PHASE I (SECONDARY EFFLUENT STUDIES) IN PROGRESS
10/79 -SUPPLEMENTAL FINAL REPORT ON PRIMARY EFFLUENT STUDIES
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
SUPPLEMENTAL FINAL REPORT ON PRIMARY
EFFLUENT STUDIES.
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO3324 SSIE-GMA 3857 2 EPA -R8O3931-02
ORD -RL1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O1 LABN-L611C-O52
PE -822 LABT-EPE
4O5-332-88OO E
DEPT CIV & ENV ENG
DEPT CIV & ENV ENG
TASK-L822C-O52
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS PROJECT INVOLVES THE OPERATION AND MONITORING OF THREE INFILTRATION-PERCOLATION BASINS OF
VARYING AREAS LESS THAN ONE ACRE. SECONDARY EFFLUENT FROM A MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IS
APPLIED AT LOADINGS OF 1OO ACRE-FEET/ACRE/YEAR TO 20O ACRE-FEET/ACRE/YEAR. THE ANALYSIS OF WATER
QUALITY AND THE VARIOUS OPERATIONAL MODES AVAILABLE AND THEIR EFFECT ON WATER QUALITY IS THE MAIN
EMPHASIS OF THE PROJECT. ADDITIONAL STUDIES IN THE SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR FY '79 ARE SCHEDULED TO
EVALUATE PRIMARY TREATED SEWAGE ON EXISTING INFILTRATION BASINS. THIS WASTEWATER WILL BE APPLIED AT
RATES OF 50 ACRE-FEET/ACRE/YEAR AND 10O ACRE-FEET/ACRE/YEAR.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: OO3768-TOXIC EFFECTS ON THE AQUATIC BIOTA FROM COAL AND OIL SHALE DEVELOPMENT
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FY79
(GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/75 - 11/79
TASK CODE=N831 -OOO2 **EPA=R8O395O-03
DI MOUNT EPA/ERL - DULUTH
RV THURSTON COLORADO STATE UNIV
O3/79 -LITERATURE REVIEW ON METAL BIOACCUMULATION
06/79 -6 REPORTS ON BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF COAL MINING
O8/79 -CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF OIL SHALE LEACHING
O8/79 -FLY ASH CHEMISTRY
O9/79 -CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF COAL COMBUSTION
11/79 -4 SYNTHESIS REPORTS ON OIL SHALE, COAL MINING & COMBUSTION
(PE-831 ) TRANS,FATE, AND EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
MANDATE : 3O-99 ENERGY RESEARCH
ORDIS CODES.. RECN-OO3768 SSIE-GMA 3526 3
ORD -RN1OB3O-3O79 MAND-3O-99
LABT-EPE
218-727-6692 E
NAT RESOURCE ECOLOGY LAB
EPA -R80395O-O3
PE -831
TASK-N831 -OO02
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-BEING UPDATED UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE PREDICTIVE INFORMATION WITH REGARD TO
POTENTIAL TOXICANTS TO THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT RESULTING FROM COAL AND OIL SHALE EXTRACTION AND
CONVERSION. THE SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES ARE TO IDENTIFY AND QUANTIFY THOSE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS OF COAL
AND OIL SHALE EXTRACTION AND CONVERSION WHICH MAY REACH SURFACE WATERS, AND TO DETERMINE BY BOTH
FIELD STUDIES AND LABORATORY BIOASSAYS THE DEGREE TO WHICH THOSE CHEMICALS MAY BE ACUTELY OR
CHRONICALLY TOXIC TO FISHES AND AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES, OR MAY BECOME INVOLVED AS PART OF THE FOOD
CHAIN. FOUR CATEGORIES OF ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ARE BEING CONSIDERED: COAL MINING, COAL COMBUSTION,
COAL GASIFICATION AND LIQUEFACTION, AND OIL SHALE EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING. POTENTIAL TOXICANTS TO
THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT ARE BEING IDENTIFIED BY A COMBINATION OF FIELD, LABORATORY, AND LITERATURE
STUDIES, AS WELL AS BY INFORMATION GAINED FROM COOPERATIVE INPUT FROM OTHER ENERGY-RELATED RESEARCH
PROGRAMS. CONCURRENT CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY AND FIELD BIOASSAYS AS WELL AS AQUATIC
DISTRIBUTION STUDIES DICTATE WHAT ADDITIONAL OR ALTERNATE EMPHASIS IS REQUIRED IN THE LABORATORY
AND FIELD CHEMICAL STUDIES.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTR'ACT* PAGE- 18
*PROJECT: OO4566-KANEOHE BAY - RESOURCES OF A TROPICAL ESTUARY TO RELAXATION OF SEWAGE
STRESS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/75 - 11/78 : FY78
TASK CODE=X614 -OO1 **EPA=R8O3983-O3 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. KT PEREZ EPA/OHR- DAA 838-4843
INVESTIGATOR.: SV SMITH UNIV OF HAWAII SYSTEM HAWAII INST MARINE BIOLOGY
MILESTONES...: 11/78 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-614 ) PUBLIC SECTOR ACTIVITIES- WATER SUPPLY
MANDATE ....... 3O-99 ECOLOGICAL
CURR. RESULTS: FIELD MONITORING AND FIELD AND LAB EXPERIMENTS BEING
PERFORMED. HAVE PUBLISHED SEVERAL PAPERS AND TWO
ANNUAL REPORTS TO DATE.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4566 SSIE-GMA 5577 EPA -R8O3983-O3 TASK-X614 -OO1
ORD -RX1OB3O-3O78 MAND-3O-99 PE -614
LABT-OHR
PROd STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- dUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVES: TO ASCERTAIN THE BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL RESPONSES TO A TROPICAL CORAL REEF/ESTUARY
ECOSYSTEM TO THE TERMINATION OF SEWAGE STRESS. TO WHAT EXTENT AND AT WHAT RATE DOES THE ECOSYSTEM
RETURN TO PRE-STRESS CONDITIONS? APPROACH: FIELD MONITORING AND FIELD AND LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS
ARE BEING PERFORMED. WE HAVE 1-PLUS YEARS OF TIME-SERIES PRE-DIVERSION BASELINE DATA, AND WE
ANTICIPATE COLLECTING 1-PLUS YEARS OF POST DIVERSION RECOVERY DATA, WE WILL THEN BE ABLE TO
DOCUMENT THE RECOVERY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ECOSYSTEM AND DERIVE PREDICTIVE ABILITY THEREFROM. WE
HAVE PUBLISHED SEVERAL PAPERS AND HAVE PREPARED -TWO ANNUAL REPORTS TO DATE.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/80 * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 19
'PROJECT: OO3797-KANEOHE BAY - RESPONSES OF A TROPICAL ESTUARY TO RELAXATION OF SEWAGE
STRESS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/75 - 11/79 • FY79
TASK CODE=P6O8C-O9 **EPA=R803983-O3 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: KT PEREZ EPA/ERL - NARR 401-789-1071
INVESTIGATOR. SV SMITH UNIV OF HAWAII SYSTEM HAWAII INST MARINE BIOLOGY
MILESTONES...: 11/79 -PROJECT COMPLETION DATE, FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID... (PE-6O8 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
FINAL OUTPUT.: PROJECT COMPLETION DATE, FINAL REPORT.
MANDATE 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
CURR. RESULTS: OVER 1 YEAR TIME-SERIES BASELINE DATA. SEVERAL PAPERS
PUBLISHED AND TWO ANNUAL REPORTS PREPARED.
ORDIS CODES. ' RECN-OO3797 SSIE-GMA 4248 2 EPA -R803983-O3 TASK-P6O8C-O9
ORD -RP10B31-1079 LABN-P775 -091 MAND-10-O1
PE -608 LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
COMMENT FY = 79,RC = P,AH = RD,PE = 819,S00090OOG
ABSTRACT. ...: OBJECTIVES: TO ASCERTAIN THE BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL RESPONSES OF A TROPICAL CORAL REEF/ESTUARY
ECOSYSTEM TO THE TERMINATION OF SEWAGE STRESS. TO WHAT EXTENT AND AT WHAT RATE DOES THE ECOSYSTEM
RETURN TO PRE-STRESS CONDITIONS? APPROACH: FIELD MONITORING AND FIELD AND LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS
ARE BEING PERFORMED. WE HAVE 1 PLUS YEARS OF TIME-SERIES PRE-DIVERSION BASELINE DATA, AND WE
ANTICIPATE COLLECTING 1 PLUS YEARS OF POST DIVERSION RECOVERY DATA. WE WILL THEN BE ABLE TO
DOCUMENT THE RECOVERY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ECOSYSTEM AND DERIVE PREDICTIVE ABILITY THEREFROM. WE
HAVE PUBLISHED SEVERAL PAPERS AND HAVE PREPARED TWO ANNUAL REPORTS TO DATE.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS • PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO3313-RECLAMATION OF HEAVY-METAL CONTAMINATED SOILS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - O2/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=L822C-O46 **EPA=R804323-03 ** (GRANT)
WR DUFFER EPA/ERL - ADA 4O5-332-88OO E
P INYANGETOR LANGSTON UNIV UNDERGRADUATE SCH
WA FRANKS LANGSTON UNIV UNDERGRADUATE SCH
1O/77 -COMPLETE SITE SURVEY AND INITIAL SCREENING EXPERIMENTS
10/78 -COMPLETE EXP. INVOLVING VARIOUS TREATMENTS OF DENUDED AREA
O6/79 -ESTABLISH LARGE-SCALE PLOTS EMPLOYING BEST RECLAMATION PRACTICES
O2/8O -FINAL REPORT - PROCEDURES FOR RECLAIMING SMELTER DENUDED AREAS
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
FINAL REPORT- PROCEDURES FOR RECLAIMING SMELTER
DENUDED AREAS.
CURR. RESULTS: TOLERANT PLANT SPECIES HAVE BEEN DETERMINED, AND
APPROPRIATE CULTURE PRACTICES HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED
FOR DEMONSTRATING REVEGETATION OF THE CONTAMINATED
AREA.
RECN-OO33.13 SSIE-GMA 3851 2 EPA -R8O4323-O3 TASK-L822C-O46
3RD -RL1OB31-1O79 LABN-L611C-O46 PE -822
LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
ORDIS CODES- .
PROO STATUS..
COMMENT
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
FY=79,RC=U,ftH=RD,PE=622,$OOO14OOO
FY=79,RC=L,AH=RD,PE=822,$O00410OO
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DETERMINE WAYS TO RECLAIM LAND WHICH HAS BEEN SPOILED
BY ZINC SMELTER AND ROASTER OPERATIONS. THE RESULTS SHOULD PROVIDE THE INFORMATION NECESSARY TO
ESTABLISH PERMANENT VEGETATION ON DENUDED AREAS SURROUNDING THE FORMER ZINC SMELTER SITE AT
HENRYETTA, OKLAHOMA. APPROACH: THE EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH INCLUDES GREENHOUSE STUDIES ON SOILS
COLLECTED FROM THE SMELTER SITE, ESTABLISHMENT OF FIELD PLOTS BASED ON RESULTS OF A SOIL SURVEY AND
TREATMENT REGIMES WORKED OUT IN THE GREENHOUSE STUDIES. A VARIETY OF PLANT SPECIES ARE TO BE TESTED
IN FIELD PLOTS AND VARIOUS TREATMENT REGIMES INCLUDE SEWAGE EFFLUENT, SEWAGE SLUDGE, LIME AND
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER. SOILS ARE ANALYZED FOR HEAVY METALS AND PLANT SPECIES FOR UPTAKE OF HEAVY
METALS. RESULTS TO DATE: TOLERANT PLANT SPECIES HAVE BEEN DETERMINED, AND APPROPRIATE CULTURE
PRACTICES HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR DEMONSTRATING REVEGETATION OF THE CONTAMINATED AREA.
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U.«. ENVIRONMEl ^ jpTECTION AGENCY *
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
a Form ApfrovrJ
OMB No. 138-R0081
PROJECT NO. fDo not uae Otlm apacaj
ssie
R 80 4 329
01
f»TLE or PROJECT
Technical & Economic Evaluation of BATEA Guidelines - Textiles
GIVE NAMES. OCPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENCAGED IN THC PROJECT.
See Attached List
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
American Textile Manufacturers Institute, Inc.
Suite 2124, 400 S. Tryon Street
Chariot** M _C
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Obj*ctlv*a. (2) Approach, (3) Cinvnt Plan* mad/at Progr*** (2M word* or I***. OaU confidential data).
In In* Smith, onUn Sciatic* Informal Ion Exchange, luauaarla* of work In progre** ar* a«chan|*d with gov*ra*MOl and prlvala aganclaa *ua»
parting r* March and an forwarded to Invedlgafor* who roqutal auch InfaraHilom. Yew auanarjr I* to bo u**d far th*** purpoea*.
Objective • to evaluate the treatment efficiency of technological processes defined by
EPA as BATEA for the textile industry and to evaluate the economic achievability
and impact on the industry resulting from the application of these technologies.
Approach - the project will consist of two phases, (1) engineering field studies and
(2) economic evaluation.
Phase 1 - to be conducted by a mutually agreed upon consultant engaged prior to the
development of the testing program. Two mobile pilot treatment units will be design-
ed, constructed and, in total, be operated at approximately 24 manufacturing plant
sites over the study period. Each plant site will be selected from BPT class plants
to represent as completely as possible, all the EPA textile plant subcategories. The
treatment processes to be tested by the mobile pilot plants will include chemical treat
ment ( including carbon adsorption), multi-media filtration, chemical coagulation/
clarification (or equivalent) and other mutually acceptable processes if they can be
accomplished within the scope, funding and context of the project.
Phase 2 - Process treatment data from phase 1 will be used to evaluate the economic
achievability and impact upon each segment of the industry resulting from the applica-
tion of the technologies tested in phase 1. This phase will be conducted by a mutually
acceptable specialist in the field of economics.
Current Plans - the project will be under the general direction of the Environmental
Preservation Committee of AT MI with a day-to-day monitoring by the Water Subcom-
mittee. The Effluent Guidelines Division and the Office of Research and Development
of EPA will be requested to cooperate in the project and to assign personnel to meet
with ATMI representatives in formulating and monitoring the project.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO2644-CHEMISTRY AND MODE OF ACTION OF INSECTICIDES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/76 - O2/81
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES..
**EPA=R804345
EPA/HERL - RTP
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
FY78
(GRANT)
TASK CODE=H615F-76O8
RL BARON
TR FUKUTO
RE MARCH
TA MILLER
O6/78 -METABOLISM OF CHIRAL ISOMERS OF PESTICIDES
O1/78 -MELATHION IMPURITY IDENTIFICATION
06/79 -METABOLISM OF DERIVATIZED CARBAMATES
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-615 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH
MANDATE : 1C-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
2O-30 AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO2644 SSIE-GMA 427O 1 EPA -R804345
ORD -RH10B30-5O78 LABN-H615F-8608 MAND-1O-O6
MAND-2O-3O PE -615
COLL
COLL
COLL
EFFECTS
OF NAT & AGRIC SCI
OF NAT & AGRIC SCI
OF NAT & AGRIC SCI
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK-H615F-76O8
LABT-OHR
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
RESEARCH WILL BE CONTINUED IN AREAS CONCERNED WITH THE CHEMISTRY, METABOLISM, ENVIRONMENTAL
ALTERATION, AND MODE OF ACTION OF INSECTICIDES IN MAMMALS. PLANTS, INSECTS, AND SOIL. EMPHASIS WILL
BE PLACED ON THE FUNDAMENTAL INTOXICATION AND DETOXICATION PROCESSES WHICH TAKE PLACE IN BIOLOGICAL
SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT. THE FOLLOWING ONGOING PROJECTS WILL BE CONTINUED: (1) STUDIES ON THE
ISOLATION, IDENTIFICATION, AND ASSESSMENT OF TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF IMPURITIES PRESENT IN
TECHNICAL ORGANOPHOSPHORUS INSECTICIDES. TECHNICAL INSECTICIDES CURRENTLY UNDER INVESTIGATION
INCLUDE MALATHION, PHENTHOATE AND FENTHION. STUDIES ON THE MODE OF ACTION OF THE POTENTIATING
EFFECTS CAUSED BY THE IMPURITIES ARE INCLUDED. (2) STUDIES ON THE METABOLISM, TOXICOLOGY AND
ENVIRONMENTAL FATE OF PROMISING NEW INSECTICIDES. THE COMPOUND PRESENTLY BEING INVESTIGATED IS
DIBUTYLAMINOSULFENYL-CARBOFURAN. (3) SYNTHESIS AND EVALUATION OF DELAYED NEUROTOXIC ACTIVITY OF
STRUCTURAL ANALOGS OF LEPTOPHOS AND RELATED ESTERS. INCLUDED IN THIS STUDY IS THE RESOLUTION OF THE
CHIRAL ISOMERS OF LEPTOPHOS AND EVALUATION OF THE ISOMERS FOR NEUROTOXICITY. (4) STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY
CORRELATION ANALYSES OF DDT ANALOGS, CARBAMATE ESTERS, AND PHOSPHORAMIDATES. (5) STUDIES ON THE
MODE OF ACTION OF SELECTIVELY TOXIC DERIVATIZED METHYLCARBAMATE INSECTICIDES. (6) INVESTIGATIONS OF
SURFACE-MODIFIED SUPPORTS FOR THE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF INSECTICIDES WITH EMPHASIS ON THE
SEPARATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF IMPURITIES PRESENT IN TECHNICAL MATERIALS. (7) STUDIES ON THE
CAUSE AND CONSEQUENCE OF INSECTIDICAL ACTION AT THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL LEVEL.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO2124-SIMULTANEOUS COMPARISON OF THE EAA AND THE DIFFUSION BATTERY FOR THE
ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/76 - O9/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=G603A-AC-050 **EPA=R804370-01 ** (GRANT)
T ELLESTAD EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-2253
J BRICARD CENTRE DETUDE NUCLEAIRES DE FONTEN COMMISSARIAT A LENERGIE ATOMIOUE
J BRICARD UNIVERSITE DE PARIS
O6/79 -COMPLETE ATMOSPHERIC COMPARISONS
O9/79 -ORD REPORT: JOURNAL ARTICLES (TITLE)
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
JOURNAL ARTICLES
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
COMPARISONS ON LAB-GENERATED AEROSOLS SHOW THAT THE
TWO METHODS AGREE FAVORABLY FOR AEROSOLS LARGER THAN
0.01 DIAMETER. BELOW THAT SIZE, METHODS SHOW
SIGNIFICANT DISAGREEMENTS.
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO2124
ORD -RG10B30-1079
PE -603
SSIE-GMA 5199 1
LABN-G712B-BB-64
EPA -R8O437O-O1
MAND-10-02
LABT-EPE
TASK-G6O3A-AC-O5O
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-BEING UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO COMPARE SUBMICROMETER PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS MEASURED BY AN ELECTRICAL AEROSOL
ANALYZER AND A DIFFUSION BATTERY-NUCLEI COUNTER WHICH ARE SIMULTANEOUSLY SAMPLING ATMOSPHERIC
AEROSOL. APPROACH: PRELIMINARY COMPARISONS WERE MADE ON LABORATORY AEROSOLS OF SULFATE AND
ACTINON-DECAY PRODUCTS. FINAL COMPARISONS ARE BEING MADE ON ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL AT URBAN. RURAL.
AND MARINE LOCATIONS.
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RUN DATE: 01/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO3337-GROUND WATER INJECTION OF RECLAIMED WATER IN PALO ALTO
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/76 - O7/79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
**EPA=R8O4431
EPA/ERL - ADA
STANFORD UNIV
** (GRANT)
TASK CODE=L824C-O8
MR SCALF
PL MCCARTY
O5/77 -INTERIM REPORT
O5/78 -INTERIM REPORT
07/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
FINAL REPORT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
PROPOSAL FOR THIRD YEAR OF PROJECT REVIEWED AND RECOMMENDED
FOR FUNDING.
RECN-003337 SSIE-GMA 28O4 3 EPA -R804431
ORD -RL1OB3O-1O79 LABN-L614-O1 MAND-1O-15
PE -824 LABT-EPE
4O5-332-88OO E
SCH OF ENG/CIV ENG DEPT
TASK-L824C-08
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: RECLAIMED MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER IS BEING INJECTED INTO A CONFINED AQUIFER TO RECHARGE THE
GROUND WATER SUPPLY AS WELL AS TO REPEL SALTWATER INTRUSION. IN THIS PROJECT, THE WATER QUALITY
CHANGES THAT OCCUR AS THE WATER PASSES THROUGH THE GROUND ARE BEING EVALUATED WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS
ON THE TRANSPORT OF ORGANIC TRACE CONTAMINANTS AND VIRUSES. APPROACH: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
AQUIFER IN ATTENUATING THE MOVEMENT OF CONTAMINANTS IS BEING INVESTIGATED AND THE FIELD CAPACITY
FOR REMOVAL IS ESTIMATED. LABORATORY STUDIES OF ADSORPTION, BIODEGRADATION, ION EXCHANGE, AND
OXIDATION-REDUCTION PHENOMENA ARE BEING CONDUCTED TO EXPLAIN THE WATER QUALITY CHANGES OBSERVED IN
THE FIELD. THE POTENTIAL FOR PRECIPITATION REACTIONS IS PREDICTED BY USING COMPUTER MODELS OF THE
CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIA. A COMPUTER MODEL HAS BEEN DEVELOPED FOR SIMULATING FLOW AND WATER QUALITY
CHANGES IN THE AQUIFER. THE ULTIMATE GOAL IS TO ASSESS THE FEASIBILITY OF REUSING THE EXTRACTED
GROUNDWATER IN POTABLE WATER SUPPLIES. PROGRESS: A PROPOSAL FOR THE THIRD AND FINAL YEAR OF THE
PROJECT HAS BEEN REVIEWED AND RECOMMENDED FOR FUNDING. THIS THIRD YEAR WILL BE CONCERNED WITH
INTENSIVE MONITORING OF THE GROUND WATER NEAR 0/JE OF THE INJECTION-EXTRACTION WELL DOUBLETS FOR
MOVEMENT OF TRACE ORGANICS, LABORATORY STUDY OF KINETICS OF ADSORPTION AND OF MICROBIAL DEGRADATION
OF ORGANICS IN AN AQUIFER SYSTEM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GENERALIZED MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR
SIMILAR INJECTION SYSTEMS. IN ADDITION, HERL-CINCINNATI IS COOPERATING IN THIS THIRD YEAR IN AN
EFFORT TO EXAMINE THE PALO ALTO WASTE TREATMENT EFFLUENTS, INCLUDING INJECTION WATER, FOR THE
PRESENCE OF ORGANIC MATERIALS WITH MUTAGENIC ACTIVITY.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
OMB No. 158-RO081
PROJECT HO.(Do not use this space)
SSIE
OF PROJECT Biologically Mediated Corrosion & Deterioration of Water Quality in
Water Distribution
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
John T. O'Connor, Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering—Principal Investigator
Shankha K. Banerji, Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering—Co-Principal Investigator
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. 65211
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective!, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or lea*. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objectives of the research project are to:
1. Determine the extent and nature of water quality problems originating in water dis-
tribution systems in the U.S.
2. Conduct laboratory studies to assess the potential for a treated water to promote
sediment deposition and microbial growth in distribution systems.
3. Determine the role of microorganisms in mediating chemical changes observed in dis-
tribution systems.
4. Determine remedial measures for controlling sediment deposition, organism growth
and quality deterioration.
5. Prepare a guidelines document for use by water utilities for assessing and control-
ing water quality problems in distribution systems.
A national survey of water quality problems in distribution system showed that regard-
less of size, water source and geographical location, virtually every responding water
utility is experiencing some water quality problems.
Laboratory manifold studies showed that chlorine dose of l.Omg/1 was quite effective
1n controlling microbial growth. Also waters containing TOC of less than 5 mg/1 had
much less microbial growth in manifold tests.
In simulated pipe loop studies corrosion rate of cast iron coupons remained steady
upto 3 weeks before leveling off. The water quality changes in the loops indicated
a drastic D.O. drop, some increase in total iron concentration and an increase in
standard plate counts. It was imossible to maintain sterile condition in selected
loon systems Ue&uil« »«UHHI.MI| Uifr
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 24
*PROJECT: OO4347-DEVELOPMENT OF FIELD VIRUS CONCENTRATION TECHNOLOGY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - 04/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=A884 -31 **EPA=R8O4474-O3 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: G BERG EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-7357
INVESTIGATOR.: CA SORBER UNIV OF TEXAS CTR FOR APPL RES & TECH
MILESTONES...: O4/79 -INTERIM REPORT
O3/80 -DEVELOPMENT OF A DIATOMACEOUS EARTH SYSTEM
O3/8O -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-884 ) MEASUREMENT, TECHNIQUES & EQUIP DEV
FINAL OUTPUT.: DEVELOPMENT OF DIATOMACEOUS EARTH SYSTEM
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
3O-99 VIROLOGY METHODS
CURR. RESULTS: USE OF BENTONITE AS ADSORBENT ABANDONED. DIATOMACEOUS
EARTH SHOWN TO BE EFFECTIVE ALTERNATE TO BENTONITE.
PROTOTYPE SYSTEM DEVELOPED AND TESTED SUCCESSFULLY.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-004347 SSIE-GMA 5620 EPA -R804474-03 TASK-A884 -31
ORD -RA1OB3O-5O79 LABN-A713C-31 MANO-1C-O1
MAND-10-15 MAND-2O-11 MAND-20-13 MAND-3O-99
PE -884 LABT-MTS
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO OPTIMIZE A FLOW-THROUGH VIRUS ADSORBING FILTER
MEDIA SYSTEM FOR RECOVERING SMALL NUMBERS OF VIRUSES FROM LARGE VOLUMES OF WATER. A HIGH RATE
SYSTEM, CAPABLE OF CONCENTRATING AND RECOVERY OF PARTICULATE ASSOCIATED AS WELL AS "FREE" VIRUSES
FROM AT LEAST 1OO GALLON VOLUMES OF A VARIETY OF WATERS, IS SOUGHT. APPROACH: EFFORTS WILL
CONCENTRATE ON: 1. CONTINUED EVALUATION OF CANDIDATE FILTER SYSTEMS CAPABLE OF PROVIDING A
SUSTAINED HIGH FLOW RATE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE USE OF THE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH VIRUS CONCENTRATION
PROCEDURE. 2. EACH CANDIDATE FILTER MEDIA SYSTEM WILL BE EVALUATED IN TERMS OF THE OPTIMAL VIRUS
ELUTION SYSTEM REQUIRED. 3. SUCCESSFUL PROTOTYPE FILTER-ELUTION SYSTEMS WILL BE UPGRADED SO THAT
MINIMUM TEST VOLUMES OF 1OO GALLONS CAN BE PROCESSED. 4. FIELD TESTING IN A VARIETY OF WATERS WILL
BE INITIATED. RESULTS TO DATE: THE USE OF BENTONITE AS A VIRUS ADSORBENT FOR A HIGH VOLUME
FLOW-THROUGH VIRUS CONCENTRATION PROCEDURE WAS ABANDONED. THIS WAS NECESSITATED BY THE LACK OF A
FILTER SYSTEM CAPABLE OF MAINTAINING ITS INTEGRITY UNDER HIGH FLOW CONDITIONS. HOWEVER,
DIATOMACEOUS EARTH HAS BEEN SHOWN TO BE AN EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO BENTONITE AS A VIRUS ADSORBENT.
A PROTOTYPE SYSTEM DESIGNED TO USE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH HAS BEEN DEVELOPED AND TESTED SUCCESSFULLY.
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REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2 )
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
+PROJECT: 003453-RESPONSE OF PLANTS TO AIR POLLUTION
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS COOES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT.
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/76 - UNK FY79
TASK CODE=M6O2 -OO1 **EPA=R8O4513-O3 ** (GRANT)
LC RANIERE EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS 503-757-4625
LH WEINSTEIN BOYCE THOMPSON PLANT RES
O9/78 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-602 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- ECOL. PROC. AND EFFECTS
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
YIELDS OF BEANS & TOMATOES REDUCED BY AMBIENT OXIDANTS
SULFUR DIOXIDE MAY LOWER ACCUM. OF FLUORIDE IN PLANTS.
REPEATED EXPOSURE TO SIM ACIDIC RAIN CAUSES NECROTIC
LESIONS ON HERBACEOUS PLANTS.
RECN-OO3453 SSIE-GMA 2556 4 EPA -R804513-O3
ORD -RM10B30-1079 LABN-M602A-O07 MAND-10-02
PE -6O2 LABT-EPE
TASK-M6O2 -OO1
PROJECT-COMPLETED
DATA-UPDATED
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: ( 1 ) TO DETERMINE WHETHER CONCURRENT EXPOSURE TO MIXTURES OF HYDROGEN FLUORIDE AND OZONE
OR HYDROGEN FLUORIDE AND NITROGEN DIOXIDE PRODUCES INTERACTIVE EFFECTS (ANTAGONISM OR SYNERGISM) ON
THE GROWTH, YIELD OR ACCUMULATION OF FLUORIDE BY VEGETATION; (2) TO PROVIDE QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATES
OF THE EFFECTS OF AMBIENT OXIDANTS ON THE GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND YIELD OF ECONOMICALLY - IMPORTANT
PLANTS; (3) TO PROVIDE QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATES OF THE EFFECTS OF AMBIENT RAINFALL AND SIMULATED
ACIDIC RAIN ON THE GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND YIELD OF CROP PLANTS. APPROACHES: FIELD EXPOSURE
CHAMBERS, GREENHOUSES AND CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT CHAMBERS SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THESE STUDIES WILL
BE USED TO EXPOSE VEGETATION TO CONTROLLED CONCENTRATIONS OF POLLUTANTS- DOSE-RESPONSE
RELATIONSHIPS WILL BE DETERMINED TO PROVIDE A BASIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTIVE MODELS.
PROGRESS: WE HAVE FOUND THAT (1) YIELDS OF BEANS AND TOMATOES ARE REDUCED BY AMBIENT OXIDANTS
OCCURRING IN YONKERS, NEW YORK; (2) SULFUR DIOXIDE MAY LOWER OR HAVE NO EFFECT ON THE ACCUMULATION
OF FLUORIDE IN PLANTS EXPOSED SIMULTANEOUSLY TO HYDROGEN FLUORIDE AND SULFUR DIOXIDE DEPENDING ON
THE PLANT SPECIES AND POLLUTANT CONCENTRATIONS; AND (3) REPEATED EXPOSURE TO SIMULATED ACIDIC RAIN
CAUSES NECROTIC LESIONS ON SUSCEPTIBLE HERBACEOUS PLANT SPECIES WHEN PH VALUES ARE LESS THAN 3.4
AND ON NEEDLES OF EASTERN WHITE PINE TREES WHEN PH VALUES ARE LESS THAN 2.6.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO0943-DEVELOPMENT OF SAFE METHODS FOR DISPOSAL OF EXCESS PESTICIDES USED BY
AGRICULTURAL AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATORS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 1O/81
TASK CODE=C818A-O4TO9 **EPA=R804533-O3 '
FY79
(GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.•
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE....
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
CJ ROGERS EPA/MERL - CINC
CJ HALL DEPT. OF HORTICULTURE
06/79 -COMPLETION OF VOLATILIZATION STUDIES
O6/79 -COMPLETION OF BIOASSAYS STUDIES
O9/79 -COMPLETION OF INVESTIGATION ON NEWLY CONSTRUCTED DISPOSAL PIT
10/81 -COMPLETE DEMONSTRATION ON PESTICIDE DISPOSAL
1O/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-818 ) CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
20-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
SAFE AND EFFECTIVE DISPOSAL OF EXCESS PESTICIDES
DEMONSTRATED. IN PROCESS OF INITIATING JOINT EPA/USDA
PIT DISPOSAL DEMONSTRATION PROJECT.
RECN-OOO943 SSIE-GMA 347O 2
ORD -RC10B30-5079 LABN-C618A-7205
MAND-2O-14 PE -818
513-684-7881
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE &
EPA -R8O4533-O3
MAND-10-05
TASK-C818A-O4TO9
PROJECT-ACTIVE
LABT-EET
UPDATED-
JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: (1) EVALUATE OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS OF THE DISPOSAL PITS CURRENTLY IN USE BASED ON
MATERIALS PREVIOUSLY DEPOSITED IN EACH; (2) DETERMINE PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY
HAZARDOUS COMPOUNDS IN EACH; (3) CONTINUE TO SAMPLE EACH PIT DURING TENURE OF STUDY; (4) ESTABLISH
EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEMS FOR STUDYING THE FATE OF SELECTED PESTICIDES IN ISOLATED MICRO-PITS UNDER
CONTROLLED CONDITIONS; (5) EVALUATE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN PRESENT SYSTEMS; (6) DEVELOP PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS FOR DISPOSAL SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION AND MANAGEMENT. APPROACH: CONDUCT A 5-YEAR CHEMICA
AND BIOLOGICAL STUDY OF TWO EXISTING PESTICIDE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS USED AT THE AGRONOMY-AG.
ENGINEERING AND HORTICULTURE STATIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN IN USE 1O AND 5 YEARS, RESPECTIVELY.
ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED MICRO-DISPOSAL SYSTEMS WILL BE ESTABLISHED TO DETERMINE THE FATE AND
BIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF KNOWN QUANTITIES OF SELECTED DISPOSED COMPOUNDS. ACCURATE DATA WILL BE
COLLECTED ON IDENTITY, QUALITY AND CONCENTRATION OF UNUSUAL DILUTE INSECTICIDES, FUNGICIDES, AND
HERBICIDES' DEPOSITED IN EXISTING AND TWO NEW DISPOSAL PITS. RELIABLE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DISPOSAL
SYSTEMS FOR FARMS AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATION SHOULD BE DEVELOPED AS A RESULT OF THE STUDY. RESULTS
TO DATE: THE SAFE AND EFFECTIVE DISPOSAL OF EXCESS PESTICIDES HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED IN THIS STUDY.
.THE SHWRD IS NOW IN THE PROCESS OF INITIATING A JOINT EPA-U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PIT
DISPOSAL DEMONSTRATION PROJECT.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *OROIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OOO294-SULFIDE PRECIPITATION TO TREAT NON-FERROUS METAL PRODUCTION WASTES
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STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - 1O/79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
**EPA=R8O4568-O2
EPA/IERL - CINC
DEPT. OF CHEM ENG.
DEPT. OF CHEM ENG.
FY79
(GRANT)
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
TASK CODE=B61OC-171
HB DURHAM
D BHATTACHARYY
RB GRIEVES
O3/78 -INTERIM REPORT
O8/78 -GRANT AMENDMENT PACKAGE SUBMITTED
O7/79 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT DUE
1O/79 -FINAL REPORT DUE
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-610 ) MINERALS PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
MANDATE : 2O-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OOO294 SSIE-GMA 3O72 3 EPA -R8O4568-02 TASK-B61OC-171
ORD -RB1OB3O-2O79 MAND-20-14 MAND-2O-11
PE -61O LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO EXTEND THE APPLICATION OF THE LIME-SULFIDE COMBINATION PROCESS TO INCLUDE TREATMENT OF
SCRUBBER WASTEWATERS CONTAINING VERY HIGH ARSENIC AND COPPER, AND MODERATE CONCENTRATIONS OF CD,
ZN, FE, PB, ETC. THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY WILL ALSO INCLUDE SELECTIVE METAL RECOVERY FROM THE
PRECIPITATED SLUDGE. APPROACH: CONTINUOUS-FLOW, COMBINATION LIME-SULFIDE PRECIPITATION STUDIES WILL
ALSO INCLUDE SCRUBBER WATERS GENERATED FROM NORANDA CONTINOUS SMELTING PROCESS AND FROM ELECTRIC
SMELTING OPERATION. FOR WASTEWATERS CONTAINING LOW FE/AS, THE USE OF PARTIAL SLUDGE, ADDITION OF
FERRIC SALT, AND PRECIPITATION WITH FES PLUS NA2S, WILL BE STUDIED TO ENHANCE ARSENIC SEPARATION.
BOTH BATCH AND CONTINUOUS EXPERIMENTS WILL BE USED TO STUDY METAL RECOVERY FROM THE SLUDGE.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Fonn Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT HO. (Do not use (his space;
SSIE
EPA , _
R-804570-63
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Florida
Gainesville, Florida 32611
ITLE OF PROJECT
Sewage Sludge—Viral and Pathogenic Agents in Soil-Plant-Animal Systems
IVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Principal Investigator
J. M. Davidson (Professor of Soil Sci.)
G. T. Edds (Professor of Veterinary Sci.)
Professional Personnel
18 from four colleges
(See grant proposal)
UMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit confidential data).
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Incorporation of urban sewage sludge into cattle, swine, and poultry rations
to provide metallic element concentrations similar to those measured in forage or
grain harvested from soils pretreated with sewage sludge have not produced adverse
effects on animal growth or performance. Additions of sludge at two or more times
these amounts has produced no acute effects; however, ingestion for more extended
periods resulted in clinical chemistry changes suggesting that some tissue or
organ enzyme systems have been affected,, Because urban sewage sludge treated
rations have been relatively free of drugs, chemicals, parasite ova, microorganisms
and pesticides, the observed tissue enzyme changes probably have resulted from the
accumulation of metallic elements (lead, cadmium, nickel or chromium) is tissues,
especially in the liver and kidney. Trials are currently in progress where mice
are being fed liver and kidney tissue from animals fed rations fed sewage sludge.
The risk of contaminating groundwater supplies by applying municipal sludges to
land was evaluated using various Florida soils. The finer textured soil adsorbed
more poliovirus type 1 (Sabin) than a sandy soil and showed significantly less
virus movement because of the adsorption. No groundwater contamination by viruses
has been shown in field plots at Jay, Florida receiving sludge for five years.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS • PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 28
*PROJECT: OOO812-GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON STUDIES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/76 - O5/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-01T41 **EPA=R8O4571 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.. J DEMARCO EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7282
INVESTIGATOR.: NV BRODTMANN JEFFERSON WATER DEPT
DB GREENBERG JEFFERSON WATER DEPT
LR COLLINS JEFFERSON WATER DEPT
JP RYAN GULF SOUTH RESEARCH INST
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
MANDATE : 10-09 REORGANIZATION PLAN tt 3
1O-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
CURR. RESULTS: PERFORMANCE OF FILTER/ADSORBERS COMPLETED. GOOD
CORRELATION BETWEEN UNITS FOR MOST PARAMETERS INVESTIGATED.
ORDIS CODES... RECN-OOO812 SSIE-GMA 3O73 3 EPA -R8O4571 TASK-C824A-O1T41
ORD -RC10B30-1079 LABN-C614A-7151 MAND-1O-09
MAND-1O-O3 MAND-10-O5 MAND-1O-O2 PE -824
LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: BECAUSE OF GROWING PUBLIC CONCERN OVER THE OCCURRENCE OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF VARIOUS ORGANIC
CHEMICALS IN THE AREA POTABLE WATER SUPPLY, THE JEFFERSON PARISH WATER DEPARTMENT HAS RECOGNIZED
THE NEED FOR A MORE EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE TREATMENT PROCESS DESIGNED TO REMOVE SUCH CONTAMINANTS.
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER IS THE SOLE RAW WATER SOURCE AVAILABLE TO JEFFERSON PARISH WATER SYSTEM.
THEREFORE, SINCE THE USE OF ANOTHER LESS POLLUTED SOURCE IS IMPOSSIBLE, THE DEPARTMENT IS FACED
ONLY WITH SEEKING OUT NEW METHODS FOR REMOVAL OF TRACE LEVELS OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS. APPROACH:
ONE SUCH METHOD OFFERS THE MOST PROMISE OF EFFECTING TRACE ORGANIC COMPOUND REMOVAL. IT IS THE USE
OF GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON (GAC) FILTRATION. GAG FILTRATION WILL BE THOROUGHLY STUDIED IN
QUANTITATIVE TERMS AND IN TERMS OF COST EFFECTIVENESS DURING THE COURSE OF THIS STUDY. RESULTS TO
DATE: PERFORMANCE OF FILTER/ADSORBERS COMPARED TO ADSORBERS HAS BEEN COMPLETED. A PRELIMINARY
COMPARISON OF PILOT CARBON COLUMN WITH FULL-SCALE CARBON BED PERFORMANCE INDICATES A GOOD
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE UNITS FOR MOST PARAMETERS INVESTIGATED TO DATE WHICH INCLUDE TOG, THMFP,
RFM, CHLOROFORM, AND 1,2 DICHLOROETHANE.
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RUN DATE: 01/11/8O
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS • PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: O04328-NEW APPROACHES TO THE PRESERVATION OF CONTAMINANTS IN WATER SAMPLES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/77 - O3/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=A801 -78 **EPA=R804609-01 ** (GRANT)
GF SIMES EPA/EMSL - CINC
J SAXENA SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP
E NITES SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP
O9/77 -EVALUATION OF WATER/WASTEWATER CONTROLLING ANTIBIOTICS
09/78 -EVALUATE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRESERVATIVES
03/79 -FINAL REPORT FOR PUBLICATION
(PE-8O1 ) QUALITY ASSURANCE
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
1O-11 MARINE PROTECTION, RESEARCH AND SANCTUARIES ACT
3O-99 MICROBIOLOGY
FINAL REPORT APPROVED AND SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION
IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SERIES.
513-684-7326
RECN-004328
ORD -RA1OB3O-5O79
MAND-10-O3
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
EPA -R8O46O9-01
MAND-1O-O1
MAND-30-99
TASK-A801 -78
PE -801
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
SSIE-GMA 5624
LABN-A621A-42
MAND-1O-11
LABT-MTS
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVISE A NEW, MORE EFFECTIVE AND POLLUTION-FREE METHOD OF PRESERVATION OF
WATER/WASTEWATER SAMPLES. APPROACH: ANTIBIOTICS AND BACTERIOLYTIC ENZYMES SHALL BE STUDIED FOR
.CONTROLLING MICROORGANISMS AND SUBSEQUENTLY BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES OF POLLUTANTS. RESULTS TO DATE:
FINAL REPORT APPROVED AND SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SERIES.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 3O
*PROvJECT: OO4783-CO-CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF ARSENIC IN DRINKING WATER
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/76 - 10/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=0823B-O44C +*EPA=R8O461O-O2 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: Rd BULL EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-7213
INVESTIGATOR.: DY SHIRACHI UNIV OF THE PACIFIC
JU LAKSO UNIV OF THE PACIFIC
S TU UNIV OF THE PACIFIC
MILESTONES...: 07/79 -DETERMINATION OF CO-CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF ARSENIC
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
MANDATE : 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
CURR. RESULTS: DETERMINED CYTOTOXICITY OF ARSENIC COMPOUNDS AND
BENZPYRENE.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4783 SSIE-GMA 5775 EPA -R80461O-O2 TASK-D823B-O44C
ORD -RD10B3O-1079 MAND-1O-15 PE -823
LABT-OHR
PROd STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: OUR PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVE IS TO DETERMINE IF THE LINK BETWEEN ARSENIC AND CANCER COULD
OCCUR IF ARSENIC WERE TO ACT AS A COCARCINOGEN. CONCURRENT WITH THE BIOCHEMICAL COCARCINOGENICITY
OF THE FOLLOWING ARSENIC SPECIES. APPROACH: WE HAVE DEVELOPED A METHOD FOR QUANTITATIVELY MEASURING
THE FOUR ARSENIC SPECIES WHICH ARE COMMONLY FOUND IN DRINKING WATER (ARSENITE (AS+3), ARSENATE
(AS+5), METHYLARSENIC ACID (MA), AND DIMETHYLARSENIC ACID (DMA). WITH THIS NEW METHOD WE HAVE BEEN
NOTING THE CHANGES AS+3 AND AS+5 UNDERGO WHEN ADDED TO LIVER ENZYME FRACTIONS. WE HAVE FOUND THAT
AS+5 BECOMES METHYLATED. WE ARE PRESENTLY MAPPING THE METABOLIC ROUTE AND REACTION CONDITIONS
REQUIRED FOR METHYLATION. RESULTS TO DATE: DURING THE FIRST PHASE OF METHOD DEVELOPMENT WE
DETERMINED THE CYTOTOXICITY OF THE'ABOVE ARSENIC COMPOUNDS AND A KNOWN CARCINOGEN, BENZPYRENE.
THESE CHEMICALS WERE TESTED SEPARATELY AND IN COMBINATION SO APPROPRIATE CONCENTRATIONS WERE
SELECTED FOR THE SECOND OR CELL TRANSFORMATION PHASE OF THE STUDY. DURING THIS PHASE WE ARE
COMBINING THE BENZPYRENE (NON-CARCINOGENIC CONCENTRATIONS) WITH THE ABOVE FORMS OF ARSENIC
(NON-LETHAL CONCENTRATIONS) AND OBSERVING IF CELL TRANSFORMATION OCCURS. IN THE THIRD PHASE, WE
WILL INJECT THE TRANSFORMED CELLS INTO ATHYMIC AND/OR DEXAMETHASONE TREATED MICE TO OBSERVE IF
TUMORIGENESIS OCCURS.
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REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS D A, T A EXTRACT* PAGE- 31
*PROJECT: OO5245-MICROCOSM AND THEORETICAL EVALUATION OF SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/76 - 10/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=N714A-0003 **EPA=R8O4622-O3 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: J EATON EPA/ERL - DULUTH 218-727-6692 E
INVESTIGATOR.: C WARREN OREGON STATE UNIV SCH OF AGRIC/ENTOMOLOGY DEPT
MILESTONES.... O9/76 -COMPLETE CONSTRUCTON OF TEST SYSTEM AND ADD ORGANISMS
04/78 -ADD PESTICIDE TO TEST SYSTEMS AND BEGIN COLLECTION OF PERTURBED SYSTEM DATA
O9/79 -COMPLETE ALL EXPERIMENTAL WORK
10/79 -COMPLETE DRAFT FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-714 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
MANDATE : 10-OG FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
20-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
30-99 ECOLOGY; TOXICOLOGY
CURR. RESULTS: METHODS DEVELOPED FOR ESTABLISHING SELF-PERPETUATING
POPULATIONS OF MIXED ORGANISMS.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5245 SSIE-GMA 6113 .. EPA -R804622-03 TASK-N714A-OOO3
ORD -RN1OB3O-5O79 MAND-1O-O6 MAND-2O-34
MAND-3O-99 PE -714 LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE DYNAMICS OF POPULATIONS OF FISH AND PREY ORGANISMS INTERACTING IN
LABORATORY ECOSYSTEMS. TO DETERMINE THE ADEQUACY OF SIMPLE, MORE GENERALLY EMPLOYED SINGLE SPECIES
EXPOSURES TO PREDICT EFFECTS IN MORE COMPLEX ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS. APPROACH: TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT
OF A PESTICIDE ON MICROCOSMS CONTAINING GUPPIES AND PREY ORGANISMS (AMPHIPODS, COPEPODS, AND
MICROORGANISMS) AND TO COMPARE THESE DATA TO THE RESULTS OF ANCILLARY EXPOSURES OF THE SAME
ORGANISMS IN SINGLE SPECIES TESTS.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OA1B No. m-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do
SSIE
nor use this space)
EPA
OF PROJECT Forrnation of Carcinogenic Photooxidation Products From
Polyaromatic HyHrnrarhons at the Air-Sea Interface
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
See Attached Page
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of New Orleans, Center for Bio-Organic Studies
New Orleans, Louisiana 70122
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (t) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plant and/or Progress (200 words or let*. Omit confidential data).
In lh«- SinilhKoniim Srirntr Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting n-srijrch ami .ire forwardr«l to invi-stigutors who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
There is a growing concern that the photo-reaction of crude oils and their com-
ponents in sunlight presents serious threats to man and animals as evidenced by several
hundred toxicological studies on carcinogen!city, mutugenicity and other physiological
studies of various petroleum PAH's and their oxygenated products such as phenols,
diols, epoxides and diol-epoxides.
The photooxidation of petroleum polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH's) will be
carried out in the presence of naturally occurring photosensitizers and oxygen under
simulated environmental conditions leading to the formation of an air-sea interface
(tiny sea-water droplets formed by wind and waves on the sea surface) with a lamp whose
output is similar to the solar spectrum. Products will be submitted to EPA for bio-
assay.
The photo-products will be separated and identified by gas chromatograph-mass
pectrometer-computer system and the structural confirmation will be achieved by the
omparison of GC retention time and mass spectral fragmentation patterns data with
similar data from independently syntherized authentic samples. The half-life and
reactivity of each primary and secondary photo-products will be determined.
A considerable amount of work has been done on the photooxidation of phenanthrene,
model petroleum polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon in various conditions. The different
classes of primary and secondary photo-oxygenated products of phenanthrene were
;eparated and identified by GC-MS-COMP system. The determination of water soluble and
nsoluble compounds had been also made. Among the various photosensitizers evaluated, a
laturally occurring PAH present in crude oils, was found to be an effective photo-
ensitizer. The reactions were compared with identical reactions using known dyes
hotosensitizers such as Rose Bengal and Methylene Blue. In the current research
rimary emphasis will be on PAH's that are known to be associated with a carcinogenic
esponse in animals and/or man.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT «
EPA GRANTS PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO4645-VEGETATIVE STABILIZATION OF SPENT OIL SHALES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
FY79
(GRANT)
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROvJ STATUS. .-:
ABSTRACT :
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/76 - 07/8O
TASK CODE=B623B-358 *+EPA=R8O4719-O2 *
ER BATES EPA/IERL - CINC
WA BERG COLORADO STATE UNIV
JT HERRON COLORADO STATE UNIV
07/80 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-623 ) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
20-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
2O-RO8 EPA REGION VIII
3O-99 CIVIL ENGINEERING
ONE REPORT DESCRIBES SUCCESS IN REVEGETATING TOSCO
AND USBM SPENT SHALES ISSUED; DRAFT REPORT ON
REVEGETATING PARAHO SPENT SHALE RECEIVED.
RECN-OO4645 SSIE-GMA 5945 EPA -R8O4719-O2
ORD -RB10B30-5079 MAND-20-14 MAND-2O-R08
MAND-3O-99 PE -623
SCH OF AGRIC SCI
SCH OF AGRIC SCI
TASK-B623B-358
LABT-EET
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO INVESTIGATE SURFACE STABILITY OF AND SALT MOVEMENT IN FINE-TEXTURED (TOSCO),
MODERATELY COARSE-TEXTURED (U. S. BUREAU OF MINES GAS COMBUSTION PROCESS), AND COARSE-TEXTURED
(PARAHO DIRECT PROCESS) SPENT SHALES AND SPENT SHALES COVERED WITH SOIL AFTER VEGETATION HAS BEEN
ESTABLISHED BY INTENSIVE TREATMENTS AND THEN LEFT UNDER NATURAL PRECIPITATION CONDITIONS. APPROACH:
FIELD PLOTS HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED IN THE COLORADO OIL SHALE REGION USING THE ABOVE SPENT OIL
SHALES, SOIL-COVER OVER THE SPENT SHALES AND SOIL CONTROLS. THE PLOTS HAVE SURFACE RONOFF
COLLECTORS SO THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF RUNOFF CAN BE MEASURED. VEGETATIVE SURVEYS ARE MADE
PERIODICALLY TO DETERMINE REVEGETATION SUCCESS. RESULTS TO DATE: ONE REPORT DESCRIBES SUCCESS IN
REVEGETATING TOSCO AND USBM SPENT SHALES AND HAS BEEN ISSUED AS REPORT EPA-6OO/7-78-O21; A DRAFT
REPORT ON REVEGETATING PARAHO SPENT SHALE HAS BEEN RECEIVED.
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RUN DATE : O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* O R D I S DAT* EXTRACT*
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'PROJECT: OO1O23-VIRUS-SOIL INTERACTIONS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 10/8O
TASK CODE=D6O7A-OO4C **EPA=R8O4743-Q2 *
FY79
(GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
EW AKIN
GW FUHS
GW FUHS
R DEIBEL
LF STURMAN
MJ WOLIN
MM REDDY
M CHEN
TJ TOFFLEMIRE
MILESTONES...: O5/78 -REPORT
1O/78 -REPORT
EPA/HERL - CINC
HLTH RES INC
STA DIV OF LABS/RES
STA DIV OF LABS/RES
STA DIV OF LABS/RES
STA DIV OF LABS/RES
STA DIV OF LABS/RES
STA DIV OF LABS/RES
STATE DEPT OF ENV CONSRV
513-684-7383
DEPT OF HLTH
DEPT OF HLTH
DEPT OF HLTH
DEPT OF HLTH
DEPT OF HLTH
DEPT OF HLTH
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
1O/79 -REPORT
1O/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-607 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
INTERACTION OF RADIOLABELED POLIOVIRUS 2 WITH FIVE SOIL
SUBSTRATES PRODUCED MAXIMUM ADSORPTION UNDER ACIDIC
CONDITIONS. BASED ON RESULTS SUBSTRATES WOULD REMOVE
POLIOVIRUS FROM WATER IN FOLLOWING ORDER:
SANDY LOAM, OTTAWA SAND, MUCK.
MONTMORILLONITE, SILT
RECN-OO1O23
ORD -RD10B30-1O79
PE -6O7
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 3449 2
LABN-D607A-O15
EPA -R8O4743-O2
MAND-10-O1
LABT-OHR
'DATA-UPDATED
TASK-D607A-OO4C
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PARAMETERS AFFECTING RETENTION AND INACTIVATION OF VIRUS IN SOILS WILL BE FURTHER DEFINED AND
EVALUATED. GUIDELINES FOR THE PREDICTION OF VIRUS POLLUTION OF GROUNDWATER AND OTHER DRINKING WATER
FROM RECHARGE WILL BE DEVELOPED AS FUNCTIONS OF VIRUS AND SOIL TYPES. THE COMPOSITION OF
PERCOLATION MEDIUM, AND A VARIETY OF ORGANIC COMPONENTS, COATINGS. AND BIOLOGICAL FILMS. VIRUSES
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE IMPORTANT BASIC TYPES OF ANIMAL VIRUSES (GLYCOPROTEIN-CONTAINING AND
ICOSAHEDRAL TYPES) WILL BE UTILIZED IN ADSORPTION EXPERIMENTS OF THE BATCH AND COLUMN TYPES WITH
RADIOACTIVE MEASUREMENTS OF LABELED VIRUS AND TESTS FOR INFECTIVITY AS INDICATORS OF VIRUS MOVEMENT
AND INACTIVATION. RESPECTIVELY. EXPERIMENTS WILL BE CONDUCTED WITH PURE REFERENCE MINERALS.
REFERENCE MINERALS WITH ORGANIC COATINGS. BIOLOGICAL FILMS MOSTLY CONSISTING OF BACTERIAL
EXOPOLYMER, AND STERILE AND NATURAL SOILS OF SEVERAL CHARACTERISTIC TYPES. A NUMBER OF RELATED
FACTORS SUCH AS ADSORPTION TO ORGANIC PARTICULATES PRIOR TO SOIL PERCOLATION, AND COMPLEX
BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS WILL ALSO BE STUDIED. RESULTS TO DATE: THE INTERACTION OF RADIOLABELED
POLIOVIRUS 2 WITH FIVE SOIL SUBSTRATES PRODUCED MAXIMUM ADSORPTION UNDER ACIDIC CONDITIONS. SILT
AND MONT MORILLONITE EXHIBITED THE GREATEST ADSORPTION WITH 97 PERCENT OF VIRAL INFECTIVITY LOST IN
THE RANGE OF PH 4 TO 9. BASED UPON THE EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS, THESE SUBSTRATES WOULD REMOVE
POLIOVIRUS FROM WATER IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: MONTMORILLONITE GREATER THAN SILT GREATER THAN SANDY
LOAM GREATER THAN OTTAWA SAND GREATER THAN MUCK.
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO4818-THE CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICULATE SULFUR COMPOUNDS BY FLAME
PHOTOMETRY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - 1O/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=G712B-BB-O82 **EPA=R80475O-O2 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
.INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. . .
ORDIS CODES. .
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT
R STEVENS
Jd NUTZICKER
(PE-712 )
RECN-004818
PE -712
PROJECT-ACTIVE
EPA/ESRL - RTP
OREGON GRADUATE CTR
CHARAC. 8. MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVELOPMENT
SSIE-GMA 5786 EPA -R8O475O-02
LABT-EPE
DATA-ORIGINAL
919-541-3156
DEPT OF ENV TECH
TASK-G712B-BB-O82
UPDATED- dUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOPMENT OF AN INSTRUMENT CAPABLE OF BOTH CONTINUOUSLY MONITORING PARTICULATE SULFUR
AND DISTINGUISHING AMONG THE DIFFERENT CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS OF SULFUR. APPROACH: SULFUR IS DETECTED
BY THE LUMINESCENCE RESULTING FROM COMBUSTION OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS IN A HYDROGEN RICH FLAME. SULFUR
GASES ARE REMOVED FROM THE SAMPLE STREAM BY A DIFFUSION TUBE SCRUBBER. THE PRINCIPAL CONSTITUENTS
OF ATMOSPHERIC SULFUR PARTICULATES, H2S04 AND AMMONIUM (BI) SULFATE, ARE INDIVIDUALLY REMOVED FROM
THE SAMPLE STREAM BY A THERMAL SPECIATION. THERMAL. SPECIATION EMPLOYS A HEATED TUBE IN WHICH THE
PARTICULATES CAN BE TRANSFERRED TO GASES AND REMOVED AT THEIR VAPORIZATION TEMPERATURES. RESULTS TO
DATE: AN AUTOMATIC PARTICULATE SULFUR MONITOR HAS BEEN COMPLETED WHICH USES SEQUENTIAL REMOVAL OF
SULFUR COMPOUNDS (AS DESCRIBED ABOVE) AND REAL-TIME DATA HANDLING BY MICRO-PROCESSOR ELECTRONICS.
THE INSTRUMENTS PERMIT NEAR REAL-TIME MEASUREMENTS OF TOTAL SULFUR PARTICULATE, TOTAL MINUS
SULFURIC ACID AND TOTAL MINUS AMMONIUM- SULFATE.
*PROJECT: 001642-THE CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICULATE SULFUR COMPOUNDS BY FLAME
PHOTOMETRY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/76 - 12/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=G712B-BB-82 **EPA=R8O4750-O2 ** (GRANT)
RK STEVENS EPA/ESRL - RTP
JJ HUNTZICKER OREGON GRADUATE CTR
07/79 -COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT OF FLAME PHOTOMETRIC DETECTION
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
ORDIS CODES..
919-541-3456
DEPT OF ENV TECH
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
(PE-712 )
RECN-OO1642
PE -712
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
TASK-G712B-BB-82
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVELOPMENT
SSIE-GMA 3281 2 EPA -R8O475O-O2
LABT-EPE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-BEING UPDATED
.. ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1. DEVELOP, FIELD MONITOR TO MEASURE ATMOSPHERIC CONCENTRATIONS OF PARTICULATE SULFUR
COMPOUNDS WITH A FLAME PHOTOMETRIC DETECTOR. 2. COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT OF MICROPROCESSOR TO
COMPLETELY AUTOMATE ANALYSIS AND DATA REDUCTION. APPROACH: 1. DEVELOP GAS DENUDERS TO REMOVE
GASEOUS SULFUR SPECIES AND H2SO_DENUDE TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN SULFURIC ACID AND OTHER AEROSOL
SULFATES. 2. NEED TO DEVELOP HARDWARE-AND SOFTWARE -FOR DATA REDUCTION.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OOO194-MICROWAVE SYSTEM TO PREVENT HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DIKE FAILURES
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STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/76 .- 1O/79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
**EPA=R804763-03
EPA/IERL - CINC
DREXEL UNIV
DREXEL UNIV
FY78
(GRANT)
TASK COOE=B610A-192
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO1832-
EPA OFFICER.•
INVESTIGATOR..
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE REACTIONS OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN
PHOTOCHEMICAL AIR
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - O4/8O FY79
TASK CODE=G603A-AC-026 **EPA=R804764-03 ** (GRANT)
M DODGE EPA/ESRL - RTP
RJ OBRIEN PORTLAND STATE UNIV
O4/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
PRODUCT YIELDS DETERMINED FOR BENZALDEHYDE, 0-CREOSOL,
NITROTOLUENE AND BENZYLNITRATE. "•
RECN-OO1832 SSIE-GMA 3861 2 EPA -R8O4764-O3
ORD -RG10B30-1079 LABN-G603A-AC-012 MAND-10-02
PE -6O3 LABT-EPE
919-541-2374
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
TASK-G6O3A-AC-O26
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- OUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO IDENTIFY THE INTERMEDIATE AND FINAL PRODUCTS FORMED
WHEN AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS ARE IRRADIATED WITH OXIDES OF NITROGEN UNDER SIMULATED ATMOSPHERIC
CONDITIONS. APPROACH: REACTIONS OF SEVERAL IMPORTANT AROMATIC CONSTITUENTS OF GASOLINE UNDER
PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG CONDITIONS WILL BE STUDIED. THESE HYDROCARBONS INCLUDE BENZENE, TOLUENE, XYLENE,
AND MESITYLENE. REACTION PRODUCTS WILL BE IDENTIFIED AND QUANTIFIED. A COMPUTER MODEL OF THE
REACTIONS OF TOLUENE WILL BE DEVELOPED AND VALIDATED AGAINST EXPERIMENTAL DATA. THE GOAL OF THE
MODEL WILL BE TO EXPLAIN THE DECOMPOSITION OF TOLUENE UNDER ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS, AND TO EVALUATE
ITS CONTRIBUTION TO PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDANT PRODUCTION IN URBAN ATMOSPHERES. RESULTS TO DATE: PRODUCT
YIELDS HAVE BEEN DETERMINED FOR THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS OF TOLUENE OXIDATION: BENZALDEHYDE,
0-CRESOL, NITROTOLUENE AND BENZYLNITRATE.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO1798-AN INVESTIGATION OF THE REACTIONS OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN
PHOTOCHEMICAL AIR POLLUTION
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/76 - O4/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=G603A-AC-026 **EPA=R8O4764-O3 ** (GRANT)
MC DODGE EPA/ESRL - RTP
RJ OBRIEN PORTLAND STATE UNIV
O4/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-603 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
PRODUCT YIELDS DETERMINED FOR BENZALDEHYDE, 0-CREOSOL,
NITROTOLUENE AND BENZYLNITRATE.
RECN-OO1798 SSIE-GMA 3864 2 EPA -R8O4764-O3
ORD -RG10B30-1079 LABN-G603A-AC-012 MAND-10-02
PE -6O3 LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID.. . :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
919-541-2374
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
TASK-G6O3A-AC-O26
PROO STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO IDENTIFY THE INTERMEDIATE AND FINAL PRODUCTS FORMED
WHEN AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS ARE IRRADIATED WITH OXIDES OF NITROGEN UNDER SIMULATED ATMOSPHERIC
CONDITIONS. APPROACH: REACTIONS OF SEVERAL IMPORTANT AROMATIC CONSTITUENTS OF GASOLINE UNDER
PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG CONDITIONS WILL BE STUDIED. THESE HYDROCARBONS INCLUDE BENZENE, TOLUENE, XYLENE,
AND MESITYLENE. REACTION PRODUCTS WILL BE IDENTIFIED AND QUANTIFIED. A COMPUTER MODEL OF THE
REACTIONS OF TOLUENE WILL BE DEVELOPED AND VALIDATED AGAINST EXPERIMENTAL DATA. THE GOAL OF THE
MODEL WILL BE TO EXPLAIN THE DECOMPOSITION OF TOLUENE UNDER ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS, AND TO EVALUATE
ITS CONTRIBUTION TO PHOTOCHEMICAL .OXIDANT PRODUCTION IN URBAN ATMOSPHERES. RESULTS TO DATE: PRODUCT
YIELDS HAVE BEEN DETERMINED FOR THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS OF TOLUENE OXIDATION: BENZALDEHYDE,
0-CRESOL, NITROTOLUENE AND BENZYLNITRATE.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 38
>ROdECT- OO44O4-ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION OF FILTERED 8. UNFILTERED SECONDARY EFFLUENT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/76 - 03/80 : FY79
TASK CODE-C822B-O3TA11 **EPA=R8O477O ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. AD VENOSA EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7668
INVESTIGATOR.: JD JOHNSON UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
MILESTONES...: 12/76 -PROJECT START
11/78 -INTERIM REPORT PUBLISHED (SYMPOSIUM)
O3/79 -AMENDMENT APPROVED
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
MANDATE : 3O-99 MICROBIOLOGY | CIVIL ENGINEERING
CURR. RESULTS: COMPARISON OF 2 UV UNITS COMPLICATED BY HYDRALIC
INEFFICIENCIES OF THIN FILM UNIT. CONCLUSIONS NOT POSSIBLE.
ORDIS CODES... RECN-OO44O4 SSIE-GMA 5635 EPA -R8O477O TASK-C822B-O3TA11
ORD'-RC10B3O-3079 MAND-3O99 PE -822
LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: BECAUSE THE CONVENTIONAL METHOD OF MEASURING UV DOSE BY MULTIPYING AN OBSERVED INTENSITY
BY THE EXPOSURE TIME HAS BEEN FOUND TO BE INADEQUATE, THIS EXTENSION WAS GIVEN TO DEVELOP A BETTER
MEANS OF MEASURING UV DOSE. ALSO, THE KINETICS OF UV DISINFECTION IN UNCOMPLICATED GEOMETRIES WILL
BE STUDIED IN GREATER DETAIL THAN PREVIOUSLY. THICKNESS OF WATER WALL WILL BE EVALUATED TO QUANTIFY
THE EFFECT OF DEPTH ON UV DISINFECTION PERFORMANCE. APPROACH: SIMULATION OF THE ABSORBANCE
CHARACTERISTICS OF WASTEWATER WILL BE ACHIEVED BY USE OF LOW ABSORBANCE FERRIOXALATE ACTINOMETRY.
DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS WILL THEN BE ESTABLISHED WITH PURE CULTURES OF ESCHERICHIA COLI. A
LABORATORY SCALE REACTOR WILL BE USED TO MEASURE EFFECTS OF WATER DEPTH AND TURBIDITY. RESULTS TO
DATE: COMPARISON OF 2 UV UNITS WAS COMPLICATED BY HYDRAULIC INEFFICIENCIES OF THE THIN FILM UNIT.
CONSEQUENTLY, IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO REACH CONCLUSIONS ON LAMP CONFIGURAIION AND ITS EFFECT ON
DISINFECTION PERFORMANCE.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PRCMŁCT: 001061
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. ..
DEPT OF APPLIED SCI
-THE FATE OF HUMAN VIRUSES IN GROUNDWATER RECHARGE SYSTEMS UTILIZING
TERTIARY TREATED EFFLUENT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/76 - 11/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=D6O7B-O22A **EPA=R8O4776-O2 ** (GRANT)
EW AKIN EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-7383
UM VAUGHN ASSOCIATED UNIV INC
O7/78 -REPORT
01/79 -REPORT
1O/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-607 )
RECN-OO1O61
ORD -RD10B30-4079
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
3278 3
EPA -R8O4776-O2
TASK-D6O7B-O22A
DATA-UPDATED
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
SSIE-GMA
PE -607
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY IS TO EVALUATE THE VIRUS AND BACTERIA-REMOVING CAPABILITIES OF A
GROUNDWATER RECHARGE SYSTEM USING TERTIARY TREATED, CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT IN ORDER TO DEFINE
ITS ABILITY TO RETURN MICROBIOLOGICALLY ACCEPTABLE WATERS TO THE AQUIFER. OPERATIONS WILL INCLUDE:
(A) ROUTINE WEEKLY ANALYSES OF SYSTEM INFLUENTS AND EFFLUENTS USING VIRUS CONCENTRATION METHODS
FOLLOWED BY ENUMERATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF HUMAN VIRUS SP. (ENTEROVIRUSES) , (B) STUDIES WITH
KNOWN NUMBERS OF LABORATORY VIRUS STRAINS ADDED TO AND TRACED THROUGH THE SYSTEM, (C) STUDIES OF
VIRUS SURVIVAL IN SOIL CORES TAKEN FROM RECHARGE SITE. (D) ROUTINE COLIFORM ANALYSES PERFORMED WITH
SAME FREQUENCY AS ROUTINE VIRAL ANALYSES (A). RESULTS TO DATE: HUMAN ENTERIC VIRUSES HAVE BEEN
ISOLATED FROM GROUND WATER 7.6 METERS BENEATH THE SURFACE AT A WASTEWATER RECHARGE SITE. STUDIES
WITH SEEDED POLIOVIRUS INDICATED THAT UNDER SATURATION CONDITIONS, THE VIRUS CAN PENETRATE THE
SANDY SOIL AND ENTER THE GROUND WATER WITHIN A FEW HOURS AFTER SURFACE APPLICATION. RECENT STUDIES
HAVE SHOWN A FAIRLY WIDE RANGE OF SOIL ADSORPTION BY VIRUSES OF DIFFERENT STRAINS AND TYPES.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/SO
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
+ ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO1183-IN VITRO ASSESSMENT OF MUTAGENIC/CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF MIXTURES OF
ORGANIC SUBSTANCES IN RENOVATED WASTEWATER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES....
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 01/77 - 12/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=D823B-OO7D **EPA=R8O4813-O3 ** (GRANT)
HR PAHREN EPA/HERL - CINC
J SAXENA SYRACUSE RE.SEARCH CORP
D SCHWARTZ SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP
V MANSOLINO SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP
12/79 -FINAL REPORT
12/79 -DETERMINE MUTAGENICITY OF WASTE
(PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
DETERMINE MUTAGENICITY OF WASTE
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SYNTHESIS OF MUTAGENS SUGGESTED. DETAILED
INVESTIGATION OF ONE PLANT COMPLETED. TRANSFORMING
ACTIVITY FOUND TO RESIDE IN BASIC STRONG ACID AND
NEUTRAL FRACTIONS.
RECN-OO1183 SSIE-GMA 3452 2 EPA -R804813-O3
ORD -RD1OB3O-1O79 LABN-D614B-064 MAND-10-01
PE -823 LABT-OHR
TASK-D823B-OO7D
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE THREE YEAR STUDY IS TO ASSESS IN VITRO MUTAGENIC/CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF
ORGANIC SUBSTANCES IN RENOVATED WASTEWATERS AND ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY THE FRACTIONS/CHEMICALS
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTION. WASTEWATER RENOVATION PLANTS REPRESENTING A WIDE VARIETY OF TREATMENT
METHODS--NATURAL SAND BEDS, PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL, ARE SELECTED TO ENABLE CORRELATION
OF THE DATA ON MUTAGENICITY/CARCINOGENICITY TO THE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY. THE STUDY WILL PROVIDE
INFORMATION ON HEALTH HAZARDS FROM RECLAIMED WASTEWATER FOR POTABLE USE AND ASSIST IN SETTING
PRIORITIES FOR IN-DEPTH TOXICOLOGICAL TESTING. FIRST YEAR WAS DEVOTED TO ASSESSMENT OF THE
MUTAGENIC/CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF UNCONCENTRATED SECONDARY EFFLUENT. AND ADVANCED WASTER
TREATMENT EFFLUENTS UTILIZING SALMONELLA AND YEAST MUTAGENESIS ASSAYS. SECONDARY EFFLUENT, AND
LYSIMATER SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM DIFFERENT DEPTHS OF THE SAND BEDS AT LAKE GEORGE AWT PLANT SHOWED
NO MUTAGENICITY. WASTEWATERS SPIKED WITH KNOWN MUTAGENS REVEALED THAT MUTAGENS CAN BE DETECTED IN
WASTEWATERS WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERFERENCE FROM THE COMPONENTS OF WASTEWATERS WITH THE BIOASSAY
SYSTEM AND/OR WITH THE ACTIVITY OF MUTAGENS. SECONDARY AND AWT EFFLUENT SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM BAY
PARK WATER RECLAMATION PLANT EXHIBITED WEAK MUTAGENICITY IN SALMONELLA STRAIN TA-1535. IN THE
SECOND YEAR, CONCENTRATION OF ORGANICS FROM SECONDARY AND AWT EFFLUENTS AND ANALYSIS OF THE
CONCENTRATES FOR MUTAGENICITY/CARCINOGENICITY USING IN VITRO BIOASSAY PROCEDURES WAS UNDERTAKEN.
SINCE NO SINGLE CONCENTRATION DEVICE CAN BE USED TO REMOVE ALL ORGANICS OF CONCERN, A VARIETY OF
CONCENTRATION TECHNIQUES--POLYURETHANE FOAM PLUGS. XAD-2, LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTION, AND THERMAL
EXTRACTION FOR LOW-MOLECULAR WEIGHT VOLATILE ORGANICS--WAS USED. TO DETERMINE IF
MUTAGENS/CARCINOGENS ARE PRESENT IN THE FORM OF CONJUGATES, CONCENTRATES WERE TESTED AFTER ACID AND
ENZYME HYDROLYSIS. RESULTS TO DATE: NEARING COMPLETION OF THE SECOND YEAR. THE FOLLOWING RESULTS
HAVE BEEN OBTAINED. THE PRESENCE OF MUTAGENS CAPABLE OF 'REVERTING BASE PAIR SUBSTITUTION MUTANT OF
S. TYPHIMURIUM TA1OO AND 1535 WAS DETECTED IN UNCONCENTRATED WASTEWATERS BOTH PRIOR TO AND AFTER
AWT. AN INCREASE IN MUTAGENIC ACTITIVITY WAS NOTED AFTER LIMING AND/OR RECARBONATION STEP
SUGGESTING SYNTHESIS OF MUTAGENS. DETAILED INVESTIGATION OF ONE PLANT HAS BEEN COMPLETED; THE C
(TEXT TRUNCATED -EXCEEDS CAPACITY)
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REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRA C T * PAGE- 41
'PROJECT. OOOO46-THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN OZONE VOLTAMMETRIC MEMBRANE
ELECTRODE
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 12/79 • FY79
TASK CODE=A824 -O1 **EPA=R8O4834-O3 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: JF KOPP EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-7306
INVESTIGATOR.: KH MANCY UNIV OF MICHIGAN SCH OF PUB HLTH
MILESTONES...: O1/78 -DEVELOPMENT OF MANUAL ELECTRONIC SYSTEM
O1/79 -DEVELOPMENT OF A STEADY STATE ELECTRODE SYSTEM
12/79 -DET. PERF. CHARACTERISTICS- OF ELECTRODE SYSTEM AND FIELD TEST
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
MANDATE : 3O-99 WATER SUPPLY
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OOOO46 SSIE-GMA 36O8 2 EPA -R804834-03 TASK-A824 -O1
ORD -RA10B3O-3O79 LABN-A614E- 18 MAND-3O-99
PE -824 LABT-MTS
PROd STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF A MEMBRANE ELECTRODE
SYSTEM CAPABLE OF IN-SITU MEASUREMENT OF DISSOLVED OZONE. APPROACH: BECAUSE OF THE UTILIZATION OF
OZONE AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO CHLORINE IN WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESSES,- THERE IS NEED FOR
SUCH A SENSOR SYSTEM. THROUGH A KNOWLEDGE OF ELECTRODE SYSTEMS, SUCH A SENSOR WILL BE DEVELOPED.
TWO ELECTRODE SYSTEMS WERE DEVELOPED DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF THE GRANT. THE FIRST SYSTEM IS A
MANUAL, HARDWIRED SYSTEM ALLOWING THE MEASUREMENT AND DISPLAY OF ELECTRODE CURRENT FOR A FIXED SET
OF PULSE PARAMETERS. THE SECOND SYSTEM IS MICROCOMPUTER-CONTROLLED AND ALLOWS THE AUTOMATED
MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRODE CURRENT OVER PRESPECIFIED RANGES 'IN PULSE PARAMETERS. THIS SECOND SYSTEM
OVERCOMES MANY OF THE MANUAL SYSTEM'S LIMITATIONS AND EXTENDS ITS CAPABILITIES. THE DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION OF AN OZONE MEMBRANE ELECTRODE CAPABLE OF POTENTIOSTATIC CONTROL HAS BEEN COMPLETED.
THIS ELECTRODE HAS BEEN USED FOR STEADY STATE MEASUREMENT AS WELL AS THE INVESTIGATION OF PULSE
TECHNIQUES.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. I58-R008I
PROJECT
SSIE
NO. (Do not use this apace)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Environmental Information Transfer System
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Robert C. Fite, Professor & Director, University Extension
Mr. Mark Gregory, Environmental Specialist
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, Oklahoma 74074
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 word* or less. Omit confidential data).
In Ihr Smithsonian Science Infurrruition Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
Objectives;
(1) To share the results of a two-year demonstration project in Oklahoma "to develop
and evaluate an environmental technology transfer system" with 10 EPA Regional
offices and with Extension officials of at least one state in each EPA Region.
(2) To encourage the Cooperative Extension officials in other states to try the
Oklahoma model.
(3) To explore the possibility of a National Environmental Education Program being
developed which is based on well-prepared slide-tape packages being disseminated
through the nation's Cooperative Extension network.
Approach;
While continuing the dissemination of environmental information through the
Cooperative Extension Service in Oklahoma, the Director or his representative
will visit each of the ten EPA Regional offices and plan a training seminar for
a selected state in each EPA Region. A team of two people will then conduct
a seminar for the benefit of the host state and encourage that state to try
the Oklahoma model to disseminate environmental information to the people.
Progress and Future Plans;
The results from two years of experimentation confirm all hypotheses. Efforts
will now be made to introduce to other states the Oklahoma model for dissemina-
ting environmental information through the Cooperative Extension Services.
Evaluation of all phases of activity will continue to determine to what extent
the Oklahoma model is adaptable in other states and other regions.
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RUN DATE: 01/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT- OO44O6-ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION OF A SECONDARY SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT EFFLUENT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OB/77 - OS/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=C822B-O3TA12 **EPA=R8O4880 ** (GRANT)
AD VENOSA EPA/MERL - CINC
OK SCHEIBLE HYDROSCIENCE INC
08/77 -PROJECT START
O9/78 -INTERIM REPORT (SYMPOSIUM)
01/79 -SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDS GRANTED
04/79 -EXPERIMENTAL PHASE TERMINATED
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
3O-99 MICROBIOLOGY & CIVIL ENGINEERING
UV LIGHT HAS DEFINITE ROLE TO PLAY IN WASTEWATER EFFLUENT
DISINFECTION. COLIFORM LEVELS LOW; LITTLE BY-PRODUCT
FORMATION AND COSTS COMPETITIVE.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O04406 SSIE-GMA 5649 EPA -R804880
ORD -RC1OB3O-3O79 MAND-3O-99 PE -822
LABT-EET
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
513-684-7668
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
TASK-C822B-O3TA12
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING WAS GRANTED TO ENABLE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE FULL-SCALE
PROTOTYPE UV DISINFECTION UNIT THROUGH THE COLD WINTER SEASON, TO ALLOW ENDURANCE TESTS TO EXTEND
TO A TOTAL TIME FRAME OF 12 MONTHS, AND TO FURTHER THE INVESTIGATION OF PHOTOREACTIVATION.
APPROACH: THE UV SYSTEM WILL BE OPERATED CONTINUOUSLY 24 HOURS/DAY, 7 DAYS/WEEK. FLOW TO THE UV
UNIT WILL BE APPROXIMATELY 80 TO 9O PERCENT PLANT FLOW. CHLORINE WILL NOT BE ADDED TO THE UV
SEGMENT OF THE CONTACT TANK, TO ALLOW STUDYING PHOTOREACTIVATION IN SITU. THE SAME ANALYTICAL
SCHEDULE AS PREVIOUSLY PLANNED WILL BE FOLLOWED. RESULTS TO DATE: RESULTS HAVE BEEN MOST
ENCOURAGING. THE PROJECT HAS SO FAR CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED THAT UV LIGHT HAS A VERY DEFINITE ROLE TO
-PLAY IN WASTEWATER EFFLUENT DISINFECTION. COLIFORM LEVELS HAVE BEEN CONSISTENTLY LOW; VERY LITTLE
BY-PRODUCT FORMATION HAS BEEN DETECTED; AND COSTS APPEAR COMPETITIVE WITH CHLORINE.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read reverse before completing)
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not uae this space)
SSIE
"/^v^r-tf^
TITLE OF PROJECT
Writing Book on Toxicology of Pesticides
IVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Professor Wayland J. Hayes, Jr.
Department of Biochemistry
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, TN 37232
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective., (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who requeat auch information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
This project is to write the second of two volumes on the toxicology of pesti-
cides. The first of these volumes, published in 1975 by Williams and Wilkins, deals
with the general principles of toxicology and with what might be called the epidemi-
ology of pesticides poisoning in man and animals. The second volume will deal with
groups of pesticides and with individual compounds within these groups. The two
volumes were planned from the beginning as separate parts of a single unified work.
This work may be viewed as an expansion of my Clinical Handbook on Economic Poisons.
Although the Handbook enjoyed extensive use in this country and abroad, it contained
almost nothing to orient the reader to general toxicology or to the overall picture
of pesticide toxicity and storage. Hopefully, that need has been filled by my book,
Toxicology of Pesticides, now published. It remains to present that part of subject
to which nearly all of the Handbook was devoted. Attention will still be given al-
most entirely to compounds that have been studied in man, mainly in connection with
occupational exposure or accidental or intentional poisoning, but surprisingly often
in connection with planned experiments or therapeutic uses. Special attention will
be given to clinically useful information including minimal dosages that have proved
dangerous and maximal dosages that were tolerated. No attempt will be made to cover
animal studies completely, but those that might contribute to an understanding of
poisoning or to its treatment will be reported.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved,
OMB No. D8-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this mpact)
SSIE
R 804 900 01
TITLE OF PROJECT
A NATIONAL STATISTICAL ASSESSMENT OF DOMESTIC RURAL WATER
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Joe D. Francis, Dept. of Rural Sociology, Cornell, Principle Investigator, Harold R.
Capener, Dept. of Rural Sociology, Cornell, Co-Principle Investigator, David J. Allee,
Agr. Econ., Cornell, Co-principle Investigator; M. Wayne Hall, Director, Water Resourc
Center, Univ. of Nebraska,
Co-principal Invest.; William R. Jewell, Dept. Agr. Eng.
TS.* *v . _ .*r r» _ -A _ ^ gi ^ j _ 1 _ n _-ii * n _ 1_ A _ _
$
uea, Dept. ef Rural Sociology, Cornell, Research Aasoc
Department of Rural Sociology, College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
Cornell University
Ithaca, New York 14853
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omll confidential data).
In ihc Smithsonian Scirnti- Infurmution Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
In December 1974 the Safe Drinking Water Act was passed by Congress (P.L.
93-523). The Act required the Environmental Protection Agency to "conduct a survey
of the drinking water situation in rural areas." Under a grant contract a research
team based at Cornell University will develop a conceptual framework for implementing
the national study. The survey will sample users (households) and suppliers. A
multi-step, multi-stage stratified area probability sample will yield data descrip-
tive of states, regions and a national profile of water quality, quantity, avail-
ability, dependability and affordability. The study is projected over a period of
two years (1976-1978). Several R.F.P. contracts will be allocated by E.P.A. to
provide data bases on discrete studies. The summary data will be turned over to
the research design and analysis group at Cornell for inclusion in a final report.
Collaborative working relationships will be maintained with the National Demons-
tration Water Project in Washington, D.C. and the Universities Council on Water
Resources. The latter organization will exercise a review function on the final
report prior to its submission to.E.P.A.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OO26O4-HIGH SENSITIVITY FT NMR STUDIES OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXIC MATERIALS
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/77 - O2/8O : FY78
TASK CODE=H615A-7531B **EPA=R8O4916 ** (GRANT)
NK WILSON EPA/HERL - RTP
GC LEVY FLORIDA STATE UNIV
O3/77 -COMPLETE INSTRUMENT DESIGN
O3/77 -INITIAL TESTS OF SUPERCONDUCTING SOLENOID
03/77 -INITIAL OPERATION FOR CARBON-13
O6/77 -INITIAL OPERATION FOR NITROGEN-15
12/77 -INITIAL OPERATION FOR PHOSPHORUS-31
03/78 -COMPLETE STUDY MAGNETIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF RELAXATION TIMES IN MISCELLES
O2/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL EXPERIMENTS ON ORGANIC TOXIN-MODEL MEMBRANE SYSTEMS
O2/80 -COMPLETE EXPERIMENTS ON ORGANIC TOXIN-SHORT SYNTHETIC DNA INTERACTIONS
(PE-615 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
10-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE. FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
INITIAL EXPERIMENTS ON MODEL MEMBRANE SYSTEMS WITH
TOXINS INITIATED. BROAD-BAND OPERATION OF SPECTROMETER
SYSTEM ACHIEVED.
RECN-OO26O4 SSIE-GMA 4271 1 EPA -R8O4916 TASK-H615A-7531B
ORD -RH1OB30-1078 LABN-H615A-8531B MAND-10-06
PE -615 LABT-OHR
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
A NEW FT NMR SPECTROMETER SYSTEM OF UNPRECEDENTED SENSITIVITY FOR APPLICATIONS DEALING WITH
BIOMOLECULAR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS AND IS BEING DEVELOPED. THIS SYSTEM WILL BE USED FOR THE STUDY
OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXIC MATERIALS WITH EMPHASIS ON TOXIN-INDUCED CHANGES IN BIOMOLECULE STRUCTURE
AND FUNCTION. EMPHASIS WILL BE ON THE INTERACTION OF ORGANIC TOXINS WITH MODEL MEMBRANE SYSTEMS AND
SYNTHETIC SHORT NATIVE DNA. INITIAL EXPERIMENTS ON MODEL MEMBRANE SYSTEMS WITH ORGANIC TOXINS ARE
BEING INITIATED. BROAD-BAND OPERATION OF THE SPECTROMETER SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN ACHIEVED.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) + OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR' 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 44
*PROJECT: OO3635-ECOLDGICAL-BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS OF PESTICIDES IN A
SOIL-PLANT-WATER MICROCOSM
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - 11/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=M714 -OO2 **EPA=R8O4920-02 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: JD GILE EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS 5O3-757-4649
INVESTIGATOR.: EP LICHTENSTEIN UNIV OF WISCONSIN AGRIC & LIFE SCI/ENTOM DEPT
MILESTONES...: 1O/79 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-714 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
MANDATE • 10-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE. FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO3635 SSIE-GMA 5O36 1 EPA -R80492O-O2 TASK-M714 -OO2
ORD -RM1OB3O-1O79 LABN-M714F-2O7 MAND-1O-O6.
PE -714 LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS.-: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES USED FOR PLANT PROTECTION ON, AS WELL AS
THEIR INTERACTION WITH OTHE« PESTICIDAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS. IN
ACCOMPLISHING THE OBJECTIVE, DETERMINE THE FOLLOWING: 1) THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS OF
PESTICIDES ON PLANTS GROWN IN SELECTED MICROCOSMS AS AFFECTED BY A NUMBER OF ENVIRONMENTAL
CONDITIONS SUCH AS RAIN, TEMPERATURE, AIR HUMIDITIES. PLANT PATHOGENS. SOIL TYPES. AND THE PRESENCE
OF RESIDUES OF DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PESTICIDES IN THE SOIL; 2) THE FATE OF A 14C-INSECTICIDE IN THE
SOIL OF THE TERRESTRIAL PART OF THE MICROCOSM AS AFFECTED BY VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS; 3)
.THE QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE COMPOSITION OF RUN-OFF WATER FROM THE SOIL; AND 4) THE EFFECT OF
PESTICIDE CONTAMINATED RUN-OFF SOIL WATER ON BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS IN WATER AS AFFECTED BY VARIOUS
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081 .
PROJECT HO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
"tffjy*
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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'PROJECT: OOO576-HIGH LEVEL OZONE DISINFECTION STUDY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE. . . .
FY79
(GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - 06/79
TASK CODE=C822B-O3TA16 **EPA=R8O4946 *
EJ OPATKEN EPA/MERL - CINC
PA SHARON MARLBOROUGH CITY GOVJ
FC SAMPSON
E STOVER
POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
AA FOR WATER AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY
(PE-822 )
1O-O1
20-1O
30-99
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PILOT PLANT FACILITIES OPERATIONAL.
RECN-OOO576
ORD -RC10B30-5079
MAND-2O-1O
LABT-EET
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 5116 1
LABN-C611B-0036
MAND-3O-99
EPA -R804946
MAND-10-O1
PE -822
DATA-UPDATED
513-684-7643
METCALF 8. EDDY ENGINEERS INC.
METCALF & EDDY ENGINEERS INC.
TASK-C822B-03TA16
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: A CURRENT TREND IN COASTAL STATES IS TO IMPOSE STRINGENT DISINFECTION STANDARDS ON
TREATED WASTEWATER FOR THE PROTECTION OF SHELLFISH AREAS. SEVERAL STATES HAVE ALSO IMPOSED VERY
STRINGENT DISINFECTION REQUIREMENTS TO PROTECT INLAND WATERS THAT ARE UTILIZED FOR WATER
RECREATION. OZONE HAS SURFACED AS THE MOST PROMISING ALTERNATIVE DISINFECTANT TO CHLORINATION;
HOWEVER, RESEARCH TO DATE HAS FOCUSED ON ACHIEVING DISINFECTION STANDARDS WELL ABOVE THOSE
PROPOSED/IMPOSED FOR SPECIFIC RECEIVING STREAMS. THIS PROJECT WILL BE CAPABLE OF OZONATING A SIDE
STREAM FROM A CONVENTIONAL ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT FACILITY TO DETERMINE OZONE REQUIREMENTS FOR
ACHIEVING HIGH LEVELS OF DISINFECTION. FACILITIES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR EVALUATING OZONE
REQUIREMENTS ON A TERTIARY TREATED EFFLUENT. THE RESEARCH PLAN WILL EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF DIURNAL
VARIATION OF RAW WATER ON PERFORMANCE AND DISINFECTION RELIABILITY. GOALS ON DISINFECTION ARE TOTAL
COLIFORMS BELOW 230, 7O AND 3 PER 1OO ML. RESULTS TO DATE: THE PILOT PLANT FACILITIES ARE
OPERATIONAL. THE DATA INDICATES THAT 12 MG O3/L IS REQUIRED TO DISINFECT NITRIFIED EFFLUENT BELOW 3
TC/100 ML. THE UTILIZED DOSE INCREASES TO 15 MG 03/L TO DISINFECT FILTERED SECONDARY EFFLUENT BELOW
3 TC/1OO ML.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT- 003031-COMPREHENSIVE PACKAGE FOR SIMULATION OF WATERSHED HYDROLOGY AND WATER
QUALITY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/76 - 1O/78 : FY79
TASK CODE=K6O9A-4O2 **EPA=R8O4971 ** (GRANT)
TO BARNWELL EPA/ERL - ATHENS
DO FRANZ
dJ HELER
RC dOHANSON
KM LEYTHAM
AS DONIGIAN
DC BEYERLEIN
12/77 -INTERIM REPORT
1O/78 -FINAL REPORT ON SIMULATION MODEL
(PE-609 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE OF POLLUTANTS
COMPUTER PROGRAM AND USERS GUIDE1
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
SIMULATION SYSTEM COMPLETED, BUT NOT TESTED.
RECN-OO3O31 SSIE-GMA 4143 2 EPA -R804971
ORD -RK1OB3O-1O79 MAND-10-O1 MAND-1O-06
PE -6O9 LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
404-546-3175
HYDROCOMP INC.
HYDROCOMP INC.
HYDROCOMP INC.
HYDROCOMP INC.
HYDROCOMP INC.
HYDROCOMP INC.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
TASK-K6O9A-402
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROdECT-COMPLETED CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- dUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBdECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE BASIN WATERSHED HYDROLOGY AND WATER
QUALITY MODEL. SUBMODELS OF WATERSHED, RESERVOIR, AND RIVER DYNAMICS WILL BE LINKED INTO A
COMPREHENSIVE MODEL. THE MODEL WILL ROUTE WATER, WATER TEMPERATURE, DISSOLVED OXYGEN, BIOCHEMICAL
OXYGEN DEMAND, NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS, COLIFORM BACTERIA, CHLOROPHYLL A, ZOOPLANKTON, BENTHIC ALGAE,
DISSOLVED SOLIDS, AND CONSERVATIVE CONSTITUENTS. DIFFERENT LOADING MODULES WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR
USER SELECTION. THE MODEL WILL BE STRUCTURED IN A MODULAR FORMAT TO FACILITATE THE FUTURE
INTRODUCTION OF ALTERNATE SUBMODELS. A DOCUMENTED COMPUTER PROGRAM AND USER'S GUIDE DESCRIBING THE
OPERATION OF THE COMPREHENSIVE MODEL WILL BE PUBLISHED. RESULTS TO DATE: THE SIMULATION SYSTEM HAS
BEEN COMPLETED BUT NOT TESTED. THE SYSTEM WILL BE THOROUGHLY TESTED IN ANOTHER PROdECT, TASK
K609A-474.
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Form Approved
OMB Wo. 758-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not uae this space;
SSIE
rt n U i / / *~r ~" Is S
TITLE OF PROJECT
Effects of Post-Implantation Exposure to Pesticides on Reproduction
HVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
'ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Fitzgerald Spencer - Biology
Associate Professor
Southern University
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Southern University
Southern Branch P. 0.,
Baton Rouge, La. 70813
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Infoimation Exchange, summaries of woifc in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
1. Objective; a) To Investigate the potential of selected pesticides to
affect certain aspects of reproductive physiology following post-implan-
tation exposure in female rats, b) To study the effects of the pesticides
on physiological parameters which pertain to the pre-and post-natal
development of fetal organisms.
2. Approach: Standard and basic physiological procedures will be used
in accompi i string the study.
3. Progress: Primary emphasis so far has been placed on preparation of
laboratory and animal quarters, purchasing of equipment and supplies,
and on training graduate student in the basic techniques of experimenta-
tion with rats. (Vaginal cytology, induction of pseudopregnancy, stimula
tlon of decidual cell reaction - uterine fraumatization).
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO2442-SERIAL MEASUREMENT OF PULMONARY FUNCTION IN PANELS OF ASTHMATICS AND
OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS IN THE ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN AREA
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/76 - 12/77 : FY77
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILES-TONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID. . . :
ORDIS CODES. . .
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
TASK CODE=H6O1D-7348 **EPA=R8O5OO6
DC CALAFIORE EPA/HERL - RTP
RG SLAVIN ST. LOUIS UNIV
RH SECKERWALKER ST. LOUIS UNIV
12/76 -GRANT AWARD
12/77 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-601 )
RECN-OO2442
PE -601
PROJECT-COMPLETED
(GRANT)
SCH OF MEDICINE
SCH OF MEDICINE
HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
SSIE-GMA 2858 2
EPA -R8O5OO6
LABT-OHR
DATA-ORIGINAL
TASK-H6O1D-7348
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 76
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY IS TO MEASURE PULMONARY FUNCTION ON A DAILY BASIS OVER A TWO-WEEK PERIOD
IN PANELS OF ASTHMATICS AND HEALTHY OUTDOOR WORKERS IN THE ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN AREA. THE
MEASUREMENTS WILL BE CORRELATED WITH CHANGES IN AIR POLLUTION LEVELS. THE ASTHMATIC PANELS WILL BE
COMPOSED OF EXTRINSIC AND INTRINSIC ASTHMATICS WHO RESIDE IN EITHER THE INNER CITY OR IN SUBURBAN
ST. LOUIS. HEALTHY OUTDOOR WORKERS WILL BE SMOKING OR NONSMOKING WORKERS IN THE INNER CITY OR
SUBURBAN ST. LOUIS.
*PROJECT: O05154-PERFORMANCE OF ALTERNATE COATINGS IN THE ENVIRONMENT (PACE)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 02/77 - UNK : FY79
TASK CODE=B6O4B-46O **EPA = R8O5O27 '- ** (GRANT)
C DARVIN EPA/IERL - CINC
JD KEANES
08/78 -DRAFT REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-604 ) MINERALS PROC. AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
DRAFT REPORT RECEIVED
10-09 REORGANIZATION PLAN H 3
1O-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
10-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
1O-07 NOISE CONTROL ACT OF 1972
PROMISING COATINGS IDENTIFIED.
513-684-4491
STEEL STRUCTURES PAINTING COUNCIL
RECN-OO5154
ORD -RB1OB3O-1O79
MAND-1O-05
LABT-EET
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 6188
MAND-1O-O9
MAND-10-07
EPA -R805O27
MAND-1O-O3
PE -6O4
DATA-ORIGINAL
TASK-B604B-460
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO SCREEN NEW COATING SYSTEMS AND IDENTIFY THOSE SYSTEMS WHICH HAVE LEAST ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT AND CAN COMPLY WITH PRESENT AND PENDING ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS. APPROACH: SCREEN BY
LABORATORY AND FIELD TEST NEW COATING SYSTEMS.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO3343-RADIUS OF INFLUENCE OF SUBSURFACE INJECTION WELLS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/77 - O1/8O FY79
TASK CODE=L824C-12 **EPA=R805039 ** (GRANT)
JW KEELEY EPA/ERL - ADA 4O5-332-88OO E
DL WARNER UNIV OF MISSOURI SCH OF ENG
02/79 -FINAL REPORT (INITIAL PROJECT): "RADIUS OF PRESSURE INFLUENCE OF INJECTION WELLS"
O1/8O -GRAPHIC DISPLAY: RADIUS OF INFLUENCE EQUATIONS
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
FINAL REPORT (INITIAL PROJECT): "RADIUS OF PRESSURE INFLUENCE OF
INJECTION WELLS"
GRAPHIC DISPLAY: RADIUS OF INFLUENCE EQUATIONS
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
THE FINAL REPORT OF THE INITIAL PROJECT HAS BEEN RECEIVED AND IS
UNDER FINAL REVIEW PRIOR TO PRINTING. THE PROJECT WAS AMENDED
IN FEBRUARY 1979 TO ALLOW FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GRAPHIC DISPLAY
PROGRAM OF EVALUATED EQUATIONS.
RECN-OO3343 SSIE-GMA 53O6 1 EPA -R8O5039 TASK-L824C-12
ORD -RL1OB3O-1O79 LABN-L614C-012 MAND-10-15
PE -824 LABT-EPE
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: THE PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE A GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR THE UNDERGROUND INJECTION
CONTROL REGULATIONS BEING DEVELOPED BY THE OFFICE OF DRINKING WATER. APPROACH: METHODS CURRENTLY
BEING USED TO CALCULATE PRESSURE INCREASES AROUND AN INJECTION WELL HAVE BEEN EVALUATED. IN
ADDITION, SOME 34 OF THESE EQUATIONS HAVE BEEN PROGRAMMED ON PLASTIC MODULES FOR USE IN THE TEXAS
INSTRUMENTS MODEL 59 PROGRAMMABLE ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR. THESE CAN BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE OFFICE
OF WATER SUPPLY OR ANY OTHERS HAVING ,A NEED. PROGRESS: THE PROJECT WILL BE EXTENDED TO DEVELOP A
DIGITAL COMPUTER MODEL TO CALCULATE PRESSURE INCREASES AROUND ONE WELL OR GROUPS OF WELLS ACTING
SYNERGISTICALLY. THIS WILL BE LINKED TO A COMPUTER GRAPHICS PROGRAM SO THAT DATA POINTS GENERATED
BY THE DIGITAL MODEL CAN BE AUTOMATICALLY CONTOURED OR CROSS-SECTIONED. THIS SYSTEM WILL ALSO BE
MADE AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO CAN AFFORD THE COST. RESULTS TO DATE: THE FINAL REPORT OF THE INITIAL
PROJECT HAS BEEN RECEIVED AND IS UNDER FINAL REVIEW PRIOR TO PRINTING. THE PROJECT WAS AMENDED IN
FEBRUARY 1979 TO ALLOW FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GRAPHIC DISPLAY PROGRAM OF EVALUATED EQUATIONS.
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SSIE
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
1 nternat i onaI
Environmental Programs Committee
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Raphael Kasper, Environmental Studies Board
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
National Academy of Sciences
2101 Constitution Ave.
Washington, O.C. 20418
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective., (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan, and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
IEPC serves as the U.S.
Committee on Problems of ttie
Council of Scientific Unions
advance knowledge about the
the environment and to serve
advice on environmental problems.
National Committee for the Scientific
Environment (SCOPE) of the International
(ICSU). The purpose of SCOPE is to
influence of human activities on
as a non-governmental source of
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TITLE OF PROJECT /
Effect of SO9 and Sulfates on Respiratory Defense Mechanisms
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Joseph D. Brain, Department of Physiology, Associate Professor of Physiology
John J. Godleski, Department of Pathology, Harvard Medical School
Rudolph J. Jaeger, Department of Physiology, Assistant Professor of Physiology
Sergei P. Sorokin, Department of Physiology, Associate Professor of Cell Biology
Physiology, Research Aaaistanfc II
NAM'
Harvard University School of Public Health
677 Huntington Avenue
Boston, Massachusetts 02115
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or /ess. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The overall objective of this research program is to evaluate the alveolar macrophage
response in several species of animals consequent to the inhalation of standardized
sulfate particulates, sulfuric acid, and sulfur dioxide (with and without ferric oxid
particles). The optimum concentration of particles, particle size, and time of
sacrifice of the test animals are being determined in preliminary studies. A number
of measurements of the response of free cells to these particulates will be made, sue
as the total number of size of free cells available, viability of free cells, phago-
cytic capability, and other physiological and biochemical responses.
During the second year of this grant, experiments were completed which focused on
changes in respiratory defense mechanisms caused by combined exposure of hamsters to
50 ppm S02 and 10 mg/m^ of Fe^O.,. Significant reductions in macrophage endocytosis
of colloidal gold were observed. The changes were greater when the particle size
of the iron was smaller. Similar depressions in macrophage function have been
observed in hamsters exposed to 5 to 25 mg/m of zinc ammonium sulfate. Finally, the
rate of particle ingestion by pulmonary macrophages in_ vivo was measured during exer-
cise with and without concomitant SO2 exposure. After 40 minutes of continuous
exercise (running on a treadmill at 0.9 km/hr), the percent of particles which had
been ingested after one hour decreased from 64% (exercise only) to 41% (exercise +
SO ). Future work will continue to investigate the importance of exercise as a risk
factor and will rank various sulfates in regard to their ability to depress
phagocytosis.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 49
•PROJECT: OO4599-TECHNICAL AWARENESS IN THE NONFERROUS METALS INDUSTRY - PILOT STUDY
(TANMIPS)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/77 - O2/81 FY79
TASK CODE=B6O4C-560 **EPA=R8O5095-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: AB CRAIG EPA/IERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: ES BARTLETT BATTELLE MEMORIAL INST
RH CHERRY BATTELLE MEMORIAL INST
MILESTONES...: O2/81 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-6O4 ) MINERALS PROC. AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
FINAL OUTPUT.: SIX BIMONTHLY AWARENESS BULLETINS TO BE GIVEN LIMITED
DISTRIBUTION WITHIN IERL-CINN.
MANDATE : 20-62 DAA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGIN. AND TECHNOLOGY
CURR. RESULTS: BIMONTHLY BULLETINS HAVE BEEN PRINTED SINCE OCTOBER
1977. A SUMMARY OF THE FIRST YEAR'S BULLETINS HAS
ALSO BEEN PREPARED FOR GENERAL PUBLIC CONSUMPTION.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-004599 SSIE-GMA 5947 EPA -R805095-01 TASK-B604C-560
ORD -RB1OB30-2O79 MAND-20-62 PE -6O4
LABT-EET
PROd STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE A CONTINUING SURVEY OF THE TECHNICAL
LITERATURE ON ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY ISSUES RELATED TO THE NONFERROUS INDUSTRY AND TO CONDUCT
ENGINEERING EVALUATION OF PROCESSES WHICH MIGHT MERIT EVALUATION BY THE METAL AND ORGANICS
CHEMICALS BRANCH, OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, EPA. APPROACH: TWO HUNDRED PERIODICAL
JOURNALS ARE REVIEWED ON A MONTHLY BASIS AND ITEMS PERTINENT TO THE SUBJECT ARE REMOVED,
ABSTRACTED, AND SUBJECTED TO ENGINEERING ANALYSIS. THE RELEVANT ITEMS ARE REPORTED BIMONTHLY IN THE
TECHNICAL AWARENESS BULLETIN. THE SECTIONS THAT RELATE THIS INFORMATION CONSIST OF: "HIGHLIGHTS",
"IN THE NEWS", "RECENT PATENTS", AND AN INDEXED "TECHNOLOGY AND TRENDS" SECTION. RESULTS TO DATE:
BIMONTHLY BULLETINS HAVE BEEN PRINTED SINCE OCTOBER 1977. A SUMMARY OF THE FIRST YEAR'S BULLETINS
HAS ALSO BEEN PREPARED FOR GENERAL PUBLIC CONSUMPTION.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT- OOO657-SURVEY OF WASTE SLUDGES FOR PARASITIC CONTAMINATION IN THE U.S. 8t
INVESTIGATION OF WASTE TREATMENT TO INHIBIT CONTAMINATION (A
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O3/77 - 11/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=C821B-01TA43 **EPA=R805107-01 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.•
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL' OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
G TERN EPA/MERL - CINC
RS REIMERS TULANE UNIV OF LOUISIANA
MD LITTLE TULANE UNIV OF LOUISIANA
O5/77 -PROJECT STARTED
O5/79 -PROJECT COMPLETED
11/79 -INVESTIGATION OF WASTE SLUDGES FOR PARASITIC CONTAMINATION
(PE-821 ) URBAN SYSTEMS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGEMENT
INVESTIGATION OF WASTE SLUDGES FOR PARASITIC
CONTAMINATION IN U.S.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS TO INACTIVATE PARASITES IN SEWAGE
SLUDGES ARE BY INCREASING ANAEROBIC AND AEROBIC SLUDGE
TREATMENT TEMPERATURES.
513-684-7654
SCH PUB HLTH/TROP MED
SCH PUB HLTH/TROP MED
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
COMMENT
ABSTRACT :
RECN-OOO657
ORD -RC1OB31-1079
MAND-1O-05
SSIE-GMA 3963 2
LABN-C611B-7O72
PE -82t
EPA -R8O51O7-O1
MAND-1O-O1
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-C821B-O1TA43
LABT-EET
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
FY=79,RC=C,AH=RD,PE=821,$00006000
FY=79,RC=C,AH=RD,PE=6O7,$00006000
OBJECTIVE: THIS STUDY IS TO INVESTIGATE MUNICIPAL WASTE SLUDGES FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN STATES FOR
POSSIBLE PARASITIC CONTAMINATION. PART OF THE STUDY OBJECTIVE IS TO INVESTIGATE SELECT SLUDGE
TREATMENTS (E.G.. LIME, AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC SLUDGE AND OTHER TREATMENTS) TO INACTIVATE PARASITES
IN THE SEWAGE SLUDGES. APPROACH: SAMPLE AND MEASURE SEWAGE SLUDGES BEFORE SLUDGE TREATMENTS AND
PRIOR TO SLUDGE DISPOSALS FOR PARASITIC CONTENTS. INVESTIGATE ON A LABORATORY SCALE SLUDGE
TREATMENTS TO INACTIVATE PARASITES IN THE SEWAGE SLUDGES. CONDUCT PARASITE MASS BALANCES AT A
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT. RESULTS TO DATE: SEASONAL INVESTIGATIONS HAVE SHOWN THAT
SEVERAL TYPES OF PARASITES, INCLUDING ASCARIS LUMBRICOIDES ARE PREVALENT IN SEWAGE SLUDGES IN THE
SOUTHEASTERN U.S. OF THE SLUDGE TREATMENT METHODS TESTED, THE MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS TO INACTIVATE
PARASITES IN SEWAGE SLUDGES ARE BY INCREASING ANAEROBIC AND AEROBIC SLUDGE TREATMENT TEMPERATURES.
HIGH PH EFFECTIVENESS WITH LIME CAN BE IMPROVED BY FIRST ENCOURAGING EMBRYONATION OF THE PARASITES.
PARASITES FROM STOOLS ARE MORE RESISTANT TO SLUDGE TREATMENTS THAN PARASITIC EGGS TAKEN FROM THE
UTERUS OF WORMS.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
"Heavy Metal Accumulation in Benthic Algal Communities"
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Linda Sicko-Goad, Assistant Research Scientist, Great Lakes Research Division
Eugene F. Stoermer, Research Scientist, Great Lakes Research Division
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit conlidential data).
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porting research snd are forwarded to investigators who request such Information, your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The research proposed is a continuation of methodology previously described to
assess, at the cellular level, quantitative changes in algae resulting from heavy
metal exposure. Work to date has indicated that lead is commonly found in algae
occurring in natural assemblages and lead uptake and accumulation occurs mainly in
vacuole areas of the cell in laboratory heavy-metal loading experiments. Copper has
not been found to accumulate in cells, although at low levels (5 ppb) it apparently
affetc the phosphate-uptake mechanism. Cadmium has not yet been detected in algae
collected from stress areas of the Great Lakes, nor have we been able to detect any
accumulations in laboratory loading and/or uptake experiments. Further work will
be conducted on long-term exposure to heavy metals in an attempt to determine cellular
accumulations and/or subtle cellular changes as can be detected by quantitative
electron microscopy (morphometry) and x-ray analysis.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS . PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROOECT: OO3O39-DEVELOPMENT OF DYNAMIC TWO-LAYER MODEL FOR STRATIFIED ESTUARIES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/76 - 10/79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID. . . :
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
**EPA=R8O5170-01
EPA/ERL - ATHENS
RAYTHEON CO
RAYTHEON CO
RAYTHEON CO
FY79
(GRANT)
404-546-3546
RAYTHEON OCEANOGRAPH & ENV SVC
RAYTHEON OCEANOGRAPH & ENV SVC
RAYTHEON OCEANOGRAPH & ENV SVC
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
TASK CODE=K6O9A-406
RB AMBROSE
WP WALSH
CV BECKERS
W COMERY
O7/78 -INTERIM REPORT PHASE I, HYDRODYNAMICS
01/79 -COMPLETE PHASE II, WATER QUALITY
O6/79 -COMPLETE PHASE III, MODEL LINKAGE
O8/79 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT, USER MANUAL
10/79 -COMPUTER PROGRAM, USER MANUAL
(PE-6O9 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE OF POLLUTANTS
COMPUTER PROGRAM, USER MANUAL
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
INTERIM REPORT SUBMITTED JULY 78. FINAL REPORT
TO BE SUBMITTED AT END OF PROJECT.
RECN-O03O39 SSIE-GMA 3994 2 EPA -R8O517O-01 TASK-K6O9A-4O6
ORD -RK10B30-1079 MAND-10-01 PE -6O9
LABT-EPE
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A TWO-LAYER DYNAMIC MODEL OF ESTUARINE
HYDRODYNAMICS AND WATER QUALITY. THE MODEL IS TO BE COMPATIBLE FOR LINKAGE WITH APPROPRIATE RIVER
AND LOADING MODELS TO PROVIDE A BASIN PLANNING METHODOLOGY IN COASTAL AREAS. A SECOND OBJECTIVE IS
TO TEST THE ESTUARY MODEL ON A FIELD DATA SET TO DEFINE ITS PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS. APPROACH:
THE APPROACH IS TO COMPLETE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAMSES HYDRODYNAMIC MODEL AND LINK IT TO THE
RECEIV-III WATER QUALITY MODEL. IN THE FIRST PHASE OF THIS STUDY, THE HYDRODYNAMIC CODE WILL BE
TESTED, AND ITS SENSITIVITY TO MODE PARAMETERS DETERMINED. IN THE SECOND PHASE. THE WATER QUALITY
MODEL WILL BE EXTENDED TO TWO-LAYERS AND TESTED. IN THE THIRD PHASE, THE HYDRODYNAMIC AND WATER
QUALITY MODELS WILL BE LINKED. RESULTS TO DATE: AN INTERIM REPORT WAS SUBMITTED IN JULY 1978 WHICH
INCLUDED DISCUSSION OF THE HYDRODYNAMIC MODEL DEVELOPMENT. A FINAL REPORT WILL BE SUBMITTED AT THE
END OF THE PROJECT, PRESENTING THE HYDRODYNAMIC AND WATER QUALITY MODEL DEVELOPMENT, LINKAGE, AND
TESTING. A USERS MANUAL WILL BE PROVIDED.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 52
*PROJECT: OOO637-DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM TO SHOW LANDOWNERS AND MUNICIPALITIES ACCEPTABLE
SYSTEMS FOR APPLYING SLUDGE ON LAND
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/77 - 02/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C821B-01TC35 **EPA=S8O5189-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: GK DOTSON EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7661
INVESTIGATOR.. JK HILL FARM BUR DEV CORP
VV HAMPARIAN OHIO STATE UNIV COLL OF MED
CR DORN OHIO STATE UNIV COLL OF MEtr
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-821 ) URBAN SYSTEMS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGEMENT
MANDATE : 1C-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-O4 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ACT
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
2O-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OOO637 SSIE-GMA 3975 2 EPA -S805189-01 TASK-C821B-O1TC35
ORD -RC1OB3O-5O79 LABN-C611B-7061 MAND-10-Ot
MAND-1O-O4 ~ MAND-1O-O5 MAND-2O-12 MAND-2O-t4
PE -821 LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE IS TO DEMONSTRATE SAFE. BENEFICIAL USE OF WASTEWATER SLUDGE AS A SOIL
AMENDMENT ON AGRICULTURAL LAND. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS TO PERMIT OBJECTIVE EVALUATIONS AND
DECISIONS BY BOTH RURAL AND URBAN RESIDENTS WILL BE DEMONSTRATED. THE EFFECT OF PROPER APPLICATION
AND MANAGEMENT OF A LAND APPLICATION OF SLUDGE ON PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT WILL BE
DETERMINED. APPROACH: FOUR COMMUNITIES IN OHIO THAT ALREADY DISPOSE OF SLUDGE BY SPREADING IT ON
FARM LAND WILL SUPPLY SLUDGE FOR APPLICATION TO SELECTED FARMS IN A CAREFULLY PLANNED AND MANAGED
SYSTEM. IN ADDITION TO SLUDGE APPLICATION ON FIELDS, SLUDGE WILL BE APPLIE& TO CAREFULLY SELECTED
PLOTS FOR MEASUREMENT OF ITS EFFECT ON YIELD AND COMPOSITION OF CROP, COMPOSITION OF SOIL, AND
CONSUMPTION OF GROUND AND SURFACE WATER. AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF LIVESTOCK AND PEOPLE WHO COME
IN CONTACT WITH SLUDGES WILL MEASURE THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF SLUDGE SPREADING.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO10O9-DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM TO SHOW OHIO LANDOWNERS AND MUNICIPALITIES
ACCEPTABLE SYSTEMS FOR APPLYING SLUDGE ON LAND
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - O6/8O
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK CODE=D607A-OO3B
NE KOWAL
VV HAMPARIAN
R DORN
**€PA=S8O5189-O1
EPA/HERL - CINC
OHIO STATE UNIV
OHIO STATE UNIV
FY79
(GRANT)
513-684-7217
COLL OF MED
COLL OF MED
07/77 -PROJECT INITIATED
O3/78 -FIRST LAND APPLICATION
(PE-607 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
RECN-OO10O9 SSIE-GMA 5384 1
ORD -RD10B3O-1O79 MAND-1O-15
LABT-OHR
EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
EPA -5805189-01
PE -6O7
TASK-D607A-OO3B
DATA-UPDATED
UPDATED-
JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: HEALTH EFFECTS IN HUMANS AND ANIMALS RESULTING FROM THE APPLICATION OF MUNICIPAL SEWAGE
SLUDGE TO FARMS IN OHIO WILL BE EVALUATED. SUBJECTS COVERED INCLUDE: (1) MONITORING OF PATHOGENS IN
STOOLS, SLUDGE, AND SOIL. (2) MONITORING FARM FAMILY HEALTH STATUS AND SEROLOGY. (3) RELATING
SLUDGE VIRUS TO VIRAL INFECTIONS. (4) INVESTIGATING VIABILITY OF SOIL PATHOGENS. (5) MONITORING
HEALTH STATUS OF FARM ANIMALS. (6) MONITOR TRACE ELEMENT ACCUMULATION OF CATTLE. (7) MEASURE
PARASITE SURVIVAL AND INFECTION RATE OF CATTLE. (8) MONITOR ANIMALS FOR TUBERCULOSIS AND SALMONELLA
INFECTION. 9. MONITOR CADMIUM CONTENT IN STOOLS AND RELATE TO CADMIUM INTAKE.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: 004730-REMOVAL OF CONTAMINANTS FROM DRINKING WATER BY REVERSE OSMOSIS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROd STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/77 - O1/80 FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-S1TO49 **EPA=R8O52O7 ** (GRANT)
Td SORG EPA/MERL - CINC
W DARBY CHARLOTTE HARBOR WAT ASSN
W DARBY CHARLOTTE HARBOR WAT ASSN
O7/78 -CONSTRUCT PILOT PLANT
05/79 -COMPLETE DEEP WELL TESTS
09/79 -COMPLETE SHALLOW WELL TESTS
O1/80 -COMPLETE REPORT
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
STUDIES ON FLUORIDE, NITRATE, ARSENIC AND SELENIUM
FROM DEEP WELL WATER HAVE BEEN COMPLETED.
SSIE-GMA 5889 EPA -R8O52O7
MAND-10-15 PE -824
LABT-EET
513-684-7370
RECN-OO473O
ORD -RC10B3O-1079
PROdECT-ACTIVE..
TASK-C824A-S1TO49
UPDATED- dUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBdECTIVE: THE OBdECTIVES ARE TO -EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LOW AND HIGH PRESSURE REVERSE OSMOSIS
TO REMOVE INORGANIC CONTAMINANTS FROM GROUND WATER; TO DETERMINE THE ENERGY AND OTHER OPERATING
COSTS OF EACH SYSTEM; AND TO EVALUATE THE REMOVAL OF NATURAL OCCURRING ORGANIC MATERIAL FROM GROUND
WATER. APPROACH: TWO SMALL FULL SCALE REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEMS EACH PRODUCING ABOUT 40.OOO GPD WILL
BE OPERATED IN PARALLEL. DEEP AND SHALLOW WELL WATER WILL BE SPIKED WITH VARIOUS CONCENTRATIONS OF
INORGANIC CONTAMINANTS AND THE WATER SAMPLED T.O DETERMINE REMOVALS. RESULTS TO DATE: STUDIES ON
FLUORIDE, NITRATE, ARSENIC, AND SELENIUM FROM DEEP WELL WATER (TDS APPROXIMATELY 1300) HAVE BEEN
COMPLETED.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS • PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* O R 0 I S DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO2251
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
919-541-3154
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
-FIELD INSTRUMENTATION FOR REAL-TIME MONITORING OF RESPIRABLE AND
NON-RESPIRABLE DUST CONCENTRATION IN THE AIR
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OS/77 - 06/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=G832B-EA-2O1 **EPA=R805222-02S1** (GRANT)
C LEWIS EPA/ESRL - RTP
H PATASHNICK DUDLEY OBSERVATORY
09/78 -FIRST PROTOTYPE COMPLETED
O9/79 -IMPROVED PROTOTYPE COMPLETED
06/80 -DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION TO MEASURE AMBIENT AEROSOL MASS IN REAL
(PE-832 ) ATMOS TRANS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION TO MEASURE AMBIENT
AEROSOL MASS IN REAL TIME.
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
SATISFACTORY METHOD OF COLLECTING OF AEROSOL ON
MICROBALANCE DEMONSTRATED. A 5 LITER/MINUTE FLOW
RATE ACHIEVED. SERIES OF AMBIENT MEASUREMENTS AT
15 MINUTE INTERVALS OBTAINED.
RECN-O02251 SSIE-GMA 3789 2 EPA -R8O5222-02S1 TASK-G832B-EA-2O1
ORD -RG10B30-1079 LABN-G712B-BE-47 MAND-10-O2
PE -832 LABT-EPE
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP AN INSTRUMENT FOR REAL-TIME MEASUREMENT OF AMBIENT AEROSOL MASS. APPROACH: THE
INSTRUMENT IS BASED ON A NEWLY DEVELOPED DEVICE --TAPERED ELEMENT OSCILLATING MICROBALANCE -- WHICH
IS SIMILAR TO CLASSICAL QUARTZ CRYSTAL MICROBALANCE BUT WITHOUT MANY OF THE LATTER'S PROBLEMS.
RESULTS TO DATE: A SATISFACTORY METHOD FOR COLLECTING OF AEROSOL ON THE MICROBALANCE HAS BEEN
DEMONSTRATED: FILTRATION THROUGH A MEMBRANE FILTER CARTRIDGE ATTACHED TO THE END OF THE HOLLOW
TAPERED ELEMENT POSITION OF THE MICROBALANCE. A 5 LITER/MINUTE FLOW RATE HAS BEEN ACHIEVED. A
SERIES OF AMBIENT MEASUREMENTS AT 15 MINUTE INTERVALS HAS BEEN OBTAINED.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO3359-"THIRTY-THREE TONS PER ACRE, A 23 MINUTE, 16MM SOUND FILM IN COLOR
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/77 - 12/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=L77OA-1-43 **EPA=R8O5226 ** (GRANT)
AG HORNSBY EPA/ERL - ADA
R MORGAN UNKNOWN
09/78 -FILM RELEASED
(PE-770 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
FILM RELEASED OCTOBER 1978 ENTITLED "HOLD THIS LAND".
SUPPLEMENTAL GRANT AWARDED TO MAKE TEN SHORT SUBJECT FILMS
OF INDIVIDUAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FROM FOOTAGE SHOT DURING
FILM PROJECT.
RECN-003359 SSIE-GMA 3825 2 EPA -R8O5226
ORD -RL1OB3O-1O79 LABN-L617A-O3 MAND-1O-O1
PE -77O LABT-EPE
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
4O5-332-88OO
TASK-L770A-1-43
UPDATED- JUL.-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
"THIRTY-THREE TONS PER ACRE," IS AN INSTRUCTIONAL FILM FOR FARMERS AND IRRIGATORS ABOUT TOPSOIL
EROSION ON IRRIGATED FARMLAND. THE PURPOSE OF THE FILM IS TO PROMOTE THE USE OF IRRIGATION METHODS
AND CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT ARE EFFECTIVE IN CONTROLLING FURROW EROSION AND THE POLLUTION OF
RECEIVING STREAMS. THE FILM IS TWENTY-THREE MINUTES LONG AND IN COLOR WITH SOUND. THE WORKING
TITLE, THIRTY-THREE TONS PER ACRE, IS A REFERENCE TO THE AMOUNT OF SEDIMENT ERODED FROM A SINGLE
FIELD SHOWN IN THE FILM DURING THE COURSE OF ONE IRRIGATING SEASON. THE PRIMARY TARGET AUDIENCE TO
WHICH THE FILM IS DIRECTED IS MADE UP OF FARMERS, IRRIGATORS. IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, CANAL
COMPANIES, AND AGRI-BUSINESS INTERESTS. A SECONDARY TARGET AUDIENCE IS COMPOSED OF REPRESENTATIVES
OF GOVERNMENTS, PRIVATE AND PUBLIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, AND AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND DESIGN
CONCERNS. THE FILM HAS FOUR MAJOR OBJECTIVES: 1) TO INFORM THE TARGET AUDIENCE OF THE MAGNITUDE AND
SIGNIFICANCE OF TOPSOIL LOSS AND RECEIVING STREAM POLLUTION DUE TO SURFACE IRRIGATION. 2) TO
DEMONSTRATE INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL LOSS RESULTING FROM IRRIGATION RELATED TOPSOIL EROSION. 3) TO
STIMULATE FARMERS AND IRRIGATORS TO USE AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY TO ESTABLISH EROSION CONTROL
IRRIGATION PROGRAMS. 4) TO INFORM THE TARGET AUDIENCE OF CURRENT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN
EROSION CONTROL IRRIGATION METHODS AND TO ENCOURAGE RECEPTIVE ATTITUDES TOWARD IMPROVED IRRIGATION
TECHNOLOGY. RESULTS TO DATE: FILM RELEASED OCTOBER 1978 ENTITLED "HOLD THIS LAND." SUPPLEMENTAL
GRANT AWARDED TO MAKE TEN SHORT SUBJECT FILMS OF INDIVIDUAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FROM FOOTAGE SHOT
DURING FILM PROJECT.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
•PROJECT: OOO1O2-EVALUATION OF FLAMELESS AND HYDRIDE GENERATION ATOMIC ABSORPTION METHODS
FOR ARSENIC AND SELENIUM
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/77 - O6/79 - FY79
TASK CODE=A622B-O3 **EPA=R8O5237-O1 ** (GRANT)
ME GALES EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-7307
JT KINARD BENEDICT COLLEGE DEPT OF CHEM
O6/78 -EVALUATING FLAMELESS ATOMIC ABSORPTION METHOD FOR AS AND SE
03/79 -EVALUATE THE FLAME HYDRIDE GENERATION METHOD OF AS AND SE
O6/79 -DETERMINE OPTIMUM DIGESTION TIMES AND TEMPERATURE FOR AS AND SE
(PE-622 ) TECHNICAL SUPPORT
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
CURR. RESULTS: DURING THE PAST BUDGET PERIOD, DR KINARD EVAULATED
THE FLAMELESS ATOMIC A8SORBTION METHOD FOR THE
DETERMINATION OF ARSENIC AND SELENIUM. HE STUDIED
THE INSTRUMNET SETTING. THE WORKING RANGES, OBTAINED
RECOVERY DATA AND DETERMINED THE RELATIVE STANDARD
DEVIATION FOR THESE ELEMENTS. HE HAS ALOS EVALUATED
THE FURNACES METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ARSENIC
AND SELENIUM.
RECN-OOO1O2 SSIE-GMA 4332 2 EPA -R8O5237-O1 TASK-A622B-O3
ORD -RA1OB30-5O79 MAND-1O-O1 MAND-2O-13
PE -622 LABT-MTS
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED . UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS RESEARCH COMPRISES A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LEADING METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
ARSENIC AND SELENIUM. AND SERVES TO DEMONSTRATE THE APPLICABILITY OF EACH FOR COMPLEX MATRICES THAT
EXIST FOR SAMPLES SUCH AS INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC EFFLUENTS. BY UTILIZING THE TECHNIQUES OF FLAME
AND FLAMELESS ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROPHOTOMETRY IT SHOULD BE POSSIBLE TO EFFECT THE APPRAISAL OF
VARIOUS SAMPLE PRETREATMENT PROCEDURES INCLUDING THE PARR ACID DIGESTION BOMB TECHNIQUE FOR THE
DETERMINATION OF TOTAL ARSENIC AND SELENIUM IN EFFLUENTS CHARGED WITH A VARIETY OF THEIR ORGANIC
AND INORGANIC SPECIES. APPROACH: DR. KINARD WILL STUDY THE PROCEDURES FOR THE DIGESTION OF
EFFLUENTS CONTAINING VARIOUS INORGANIC AND ORGANIC ARSENIC AND SELENIUM. HE WILL ALSO STUDY THE
FIVE EXISTING METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THESE ELEMENTS AND PROVIDE PRECISION AND ACCURACY
DATA FOR EACH. RESULTS TO DATE: DURING THE PAST BUDGET PERIOD DR. KINARD EVALUATED THE FLAMELESS
ATOMIC ABSORPTION METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ARSENIC AND SELENIUM. HE STUDIED THE INSTRUMENT
SETTING. THE WORKING RANGES, OBTAINED RECOVERY DATA AND DETERMINED THE RELATIVE STANDARD DEVIATION
FOR THESE ELEMENTS. HE HAS ALSO EVALUATED THE FURNACES METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ARSENIC AND
SELENIUM.
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RUN DATE: 01/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO1888-REACTIONS OF DISSOLVED POLLUTANT IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - O4/81 : FY78
TASK CODE=G603A-AH-16 **EPA=R8O5253-01 ** (GRANT)
JL DURHAM EPA/ESRL - RTP
C KUO MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV
07/79 -ORD REPORT ON OZONE DECOMPOSITION IN WATER
07/8O -INTERIM ORD REPORT ON OZONE-ORGANIC REACTIONS IN WATER
07/81 -ORD FINAL REPORT
(PE-603 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO1888 SSIE-GMA 3881 1 EPA -R8O5253-O1
ORD -RG10B3O-1078 LABN-G6O3A-AC-09 MAND-1O-02
PE -6O3 LABT-EPE
SCH OF ENG/CHEM ENG
TASK-G6O3A-AH-16
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PROPOSED RESEARCH ARE TO DETERMINE MECHANISMS AND RATE OF SULFURIC ACID AND
SULFATES FORMATION FROM CATALYTIC OXIDATION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE, TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTS OF
CATALYTIC IRON SALTS AND ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON CONVERSION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS AND
TO ASSESS THE ROLE OF LIQUID PHASE OXIDATION IN THE FORMATION OF SULFATES AEROSOLS IN AMBIENT AND
POLLUTED ATMOSPHERE. KINETIC EXPERIMENTS WILL BE CARRIED OUT IN LIQUID PHASE USING STOPPED-FLOW
TECHNIQUE. MECHANISMS AND RATE OF OXIDATION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE BY OXYGEN AND OZONE IN AQUEOUS
SOLUTIONS WILL BE DETERMINED UTILIZING THE KINETIC DATA. CATALYTIC EFFECTS OF IRON SALTS AND
INFLUENCES OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON THE REACTIONS WILL BE INVESTIGATED. THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WILL
BE DIVIDED INTO SEVERAL SUBSYSTEMS TO STUDY THE KINETICS OF OXIDATION WITH OR WITHOUT CATALYTIC
AGENTS AND ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. THE EXPERIMENTS WILL BE CONDUCTED AT TEMPERATURES RANGING FROM 1O TO
30 DEGREES C IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS WITH PH RANGING FROM 2 TO 11. ABSORBANCES AND, IN TURN,
CONCENTRATIONS OF THE SOLUTIONS DURING REACTIONS WILL BE MEASURED AND ANALYZED TO DETERMINE THE
REACTION KINETICS.
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REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT- OO5254-VENTILATORY RESPONSES OF FISH TO FLUCTUATING APPLICATIONS OF TOXICANTS
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. .:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT ....
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 07/77 - 01/8O • FY79
TASK CODE=N82OA-OO4O **EPA=R8O5274 ** (GRANT)
WE HORNING EPA/ERL - DULUTH
J CAIRNS DEPT. OF BIOLOGY
01/8O -FINAL REPORT COMPLETED
(PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS
3O-99 AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY
MORTALITY LEVELS DETERMINED IN ACUTE BIOASSAY ARE BEING
USED IN SUBSEQUENT COMPUTER MONITORED TESTS USING
VARIOUS MODES OF TOXICANT APPLICATION.
RECN-005254 SSIE-GMA 4414 2 EPA -R805274
ORD -RN10B3O-3O79 MAND-30-99 PE -82O
LABT-EPE
PROJECT-ACTIVE
513-684-86O1
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INST. & STATE
TASK-N820A-0040
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE HOW THE EFFECTS OF A SUBLETHAL AMOUNT OF TOXICANT ON FISH VENTILATORY
BEHAVIOR VARIES WITH THE PATTERN OF ITS APPLICATION. A PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS TO DETERMINE THE MANNER
IN WHICH A VARYING APPLICATION PATTERN OF SUBLETHAL QUANTITIES OF A TOXICANT WILL EFFECT THE
VENTILATORY BEHAVIOR OF THE BLUEGILL (LEPOMIS MACROCHIRUS). APPROACH: A MICRO-COMPUTER IS BEING
USED TO PRECISELY CONTROL TOXICANT LEVELS AND MONITOR FISH RESPONSES INCLUDING BREATHING AND
COUGHING RATES.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 6O
*PROJECT: OOO628-RESEARCH STUDY FOR CONTINUING DOCUMENTATION OF PURIFYING DOMESTIC SEWAGE
BY USE OF AQUATIC PLANTS - KNOWN AS THE MPI SYSTEM
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/77 - 1O/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=C822B-O3D21O **EPA=R8O5279 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
RF LEWIS EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7644
OE OCONNOR MOULTON NIGUEL WATER DIST
O6/78 -PLANNED INCREMENTAL FUNDING COMPLETED
04/79 -UNPLANNED SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING COMPLETED
11/79 -EXPERIMENTAL WORK COMPLETED
05/80 -FINAL REPORT SUBMITTED TO EPA PROJECT OFFICER
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
MANDATE : 1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
CURR. RESULTS: MOULTON NIGUEL SYSTEM REMOVES APPROX 25% OF NUTRIENTS
FROM SECONDARY EFFLUENTS AT RATE OF 25OOO GPD. SYSTEM
MEETS FEDERAL SECONDARY EFFLUENT STANDARDS.
ORDIS' CODES. .: RECN-000628 SSIE-GMA 397O2 EPA -R8O5279 TASK-C822B-O3D21O
ORD -RC10B30-1O79 LABN-C611B-7O56 MAND-10-01
PE -822 LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: (1) OBTAIN AND MONITOR PERFORMANCE DATA FOR AT LEAST A 12-MONTH PERIOD OF A PROPERLY
DESIGNED AND WELL OPERATED BIOLOGICAL WATER PURIFICATION PROCESS KNOWN AS THE MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE
SYSTEM (MPI SYSTEM) FOR TREATMENT OF DOMESTIC SEWAGE. (2) OBTAIN AND COLLECT DATA FOR THE
EVALUATION OF THE RELIABILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MPI SYSTEM IN: (A) PURIFICATION OF RAW
DOMESTIC SEWAGE, (B) TRANSFORMATION OF SLUDGE, AND (C) REMOVAL OF NUTRIENTS FROM SECONDARY
TREATMENT EFFLUENT. APPROACH: DATA WILL BE COLLECTED AND DOCUMENTED ON THE OPERATION AND
PERFORMANCE OF A MULTI-TRENCH FACILITY, USING THE AQUATIC PLANTS KNOWN AS PHRAGMITES (REED) AND
SCIRPUS (BULRUSH) AS FOLLOWS: (1) RECORD SEWAGE INFLUENT AND EFFLUENT VARIATIONS IN FLOW, AIR,
TEMPERATURE, SUNLIGHT AND PRECIPITATION DAILY. (2) COMPOSITE SAMPLE INFLUENT DOMESTIC SEWAGE,
EFFLUENT FROM FILTER TRENCHES, AND EFFLUENT FROM ELIMINATION TRENCHES TO DETERMINE REMOVAL OF
ORGANIC, INORGANIC, AND PATHOGENIC POLLUTANTS INCLUDING BODS AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS. RESULTS TO DATE:
THE MOULTON NIGUEL MPI SYSTEM REMOVES APPROXIMATELY 25 PERCENT OF THE NUTRIENTS FROM SECONDARY
EFFLUENTS AT A FLOW RATE OF 25,OOO GPD (95 M3/DAY). TREATING RAW WASTEWATER AT A RATE OF 25.OOO GPD
(95 M3/DAY) THE SYSTEM MEETS FEDERAL SECONDARY EFFLUENT STANDARDS.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO22OO-ION CHROMATOGRAPHY OF AROMATIC AMINES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT
FY79
(GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/77 - 11/8O
TASK CODE=G712B-BB-OO7 **EPA=R8O5298-O1 *
JO MULIK EPA/ESRL - RTP
JO FROHLIGER UNIV Of PITTSBURGH
08/78 -METHODOLOGY DEVELOPED
11/8O -ORD REPORT ON METHOD FOR ANALYSIS OF AROMATIC AMINES
(PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVELOPMENT
METHOD FOR ANALYSIS OF AROMATIC AMINES.
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
TENTATIVE ION CHROMATOGRAPHIC PROCEDURE DEVELOPED.
PLANS MADE TO TEST OR EVALUATE METHOD.
RECN-002200 SSIE-GMA 3772 2 EPA -R805298-01
ORD -RG1OB30-1079 LABN-G712B-BE-006 MAND-10-O2
PE -712 LABT-EPE
919-541-3064
GRAD SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
TASK-G712B-BB-O07
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-BEING UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD FOR
THE SEPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF AMINES FOUND IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES. THE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHIC
METHOD TO BE UTILIZED IS A MODIFICATION OF ION CHROMATOGRAPHY AS DESCRIBED BY H. SMALL, T.S.
STEVENS AND W.C. BAUMAN, "NOVEL ION EXCHANGE CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD USING CONDUCTIMETRIC
DETECTION." ANAL. CHEM. 47, 18O1 (1975). THE AMINES TO BE EXAMINED ARE AROMATIC AMINES, MANY OF
WHICH ARE KNOWN OR SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS. THE ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES TO BE UTILIZED WILL BE OBTAINED
ON HI-VOLUME FILTERS. THESE FILTERS WILL BE COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF SOURCES OF AMINES SUCH AS
COKE WORKS AND DYE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES. EMISSIONS FROM THESE TYPES OF SOURCES HAVE BEEN
IMPLICATED IN LUNG AND BLADDER CANCERS. FINAL OUTPUT: METHOD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF AROMATIC AMINES.
•PROJECT: 005O39-
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES. . :
POTENTIAL IMPACT OF ACIDIFIED PRECIPITATION ON ELEMENT CYCLING AND
PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN DECIDUOUS FORESTS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/78 - 04/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=M6O2 -OO2 **EPA=R8O53O5-O1 ** (GRANT)
D WEBER EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
B HAINES UNIV OF GEORGIA
O4/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-6O2 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- ECOL.
REPORT TO HELP SET NATL SECONDARY AIR QUAL STAND
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO5O39 SSIE-GMA 6O74 EPA -R8O53O5-01
ORD -RM10B30-1O79 LABN-M602A-025 MAND-10-02
PE -6O2 LABT-EPE
503-757-4629
GRADUATE SCH
PROC. AND EFFECTS
TASK-M6O2 -OO2
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT ARE TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF SIMULATED ACID RAIN ON NUTRIENT
CYCLING AND THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SELECTED DECIDUOUS FOREST SPECIES. EXPERIMENTAL WORK INVOLVING THE
EFFECTS OF SIMULATED ACIDIC RAIN ON ROOTS, LEAVES AND SOILS FORM THE BASIS FOR THE MODELING EFFORT.
SIX SPECIES OF TREES ARE INVOLVED.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS • PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 62
*PROJECT: OO5O48-EFFECTS OF CONTROLLED SULFUR DIOXIDE FUMIGATION ON PRIMARY PRODUCER AND
INVERTEBRATE CONSUMERS IN A MIXED PRAIRIE ECOSYSTEM
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/77 - O6/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=M831 -OO3 **EPA=R8O532O-O3 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: EM PRESTON EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS 503-757-4636
INVESTIGATOR.- JL DODD COLORADO STATE UNIV NAT RESOURCE ECOLOGY LAB
MILESTONES...: O6/80 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-831 ) TRANS,FATE, AND EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
FINAL OUTPUT.: REPORT DEV. CAPACITY TO PREDICT ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS
OF COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT EMISSIONS BEFORE DAMAGE.
MANDATE : 1O-99 ENERGY REORGANIZATION ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O05O48 SSIE-GMA 6079 EPA -R8O5320-O3 TASK-M831 -003
ORD -RM1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-99 PE -831
LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTS OF SULFUR DIOXIDE ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESPIRATION AND WATER
RELATIONS OF THE DOMINANT SPECIES AND BIOMASS DYNAMICS AND PRIMARY PRODUCTION OF THE ENTIRE PLANT
COMMUNITY; INVERTEBRATE CONSUMER INVESTIGATIONS WILL FOCUS UPON POPULATION DYNAMICS OF GRASSHOPPERS
AND SINGLE SAMPLE ASSESSMENT OF NEMATODE AND MICRO-ARTHROPOD POPULATIONS. FINAL OUTPUT: REPORT THAT
DEVELOPS THE CAPACITY TO PREDICT THE ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT EMISSIONS BEFORE
DAMAGE OCCURS.
*PROJECT: 003691-ASSESSMENT OF BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATES IN LAKE MICHIGAN
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/77 - 01/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=N6O8A-O26 **EPA=R8O5333-01 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: WR SWAIN EPA/ERL - DULUTH
INVESTIGATOR.: SC MOZLEY UNIV OF MICHIGAN GR LAKES RES DIV
MW WINNELL UNIV OF MICHIGAN GR LAKES RES DIV
MILESTONES...: 01/79 -FINAL REPORT: DESCRIBING MACROINVERTEBRATES IN LAKE MICHIGAN
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-6O8 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
MANDATE : 10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ORDIS CODES... RECN-OO3691 SSIE-GMA 4419 1 EPA -R805333-O1 TASK-N6O8A-O26
ORD -RN1OB3O-1O78 LABN-N769 -O26 MAND-10-O1
PE -608 LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONSTRUCT A THOROUGH DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPOSITION,
DISTRIBUTION AND CORRESPONDENCE TO PROMINENT ENVIRONMENTAL FEATURES (E.G., SEDIMENT TEXTURE,
CONCENTRATIONS OF TOXIC CHEMICALS) OF BENTHIC ANIMALS IN LAKE MICHIGAN. A SET OF 3O2 SAMPLES
ARRAYED OVER THE ENTIRE LAKE WAS COLLECTED BY THE CANADA CENTRE FOR INLAND WATERS IN 1975. THESE
SAMPLES WILL BE PROCESSED UNDER THE PRESENT CONTRACT AND SUPPLEMENTED BY AN ADDITIONAL 252 SAMPLES
CONCENTRATED INI THE NEARSHORE AREAS (LESS THAN 60 M DEEP) OF THE MAIN BASIN IN JULY 1977. DATA FROM
BOTH SETS OF SAMPLES WILL BE ANALYZED PARTICULARLY FOR INFORMATION ABOUT INDICATOR SPECIES, SO THAT
A BENCHMARK FOR FUTURE COMPARISONS AND ASSESSMENTS OF RELATIVE IMPROVEMENT OR DETERIORATION OF THE
BENTHIC ENVIRONMENT WILL BE AVAILABLE. DESCRIPTIONS OF OTHER BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BENTHOS,
SUCH AS ARRANGEMENTS OF SPECIES INTO ASSEMBLAGES, AND GEOGRAPHICAL GRADIENTS IN ASSEMBLAGES WHICH
ARE RELATED TO CLIMATE OR CIRCULATION PATTERNS IN THE LAKE WILL ALSO BE UNDERTAKEN.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 63
*PROJECT: OO-1 157-DEVELOPMENT OF A TISSUE-SELECTIVE IN VIVO BIOASSAY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
AGENTS PRODUCING DNA DAMAGE
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - O6/82 : FY79
TASK CODE=D607B-O02 **EPA=R805337-02 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: Rd BULL EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-7213
INVESTIGATOR.: RW HART OHIO STATE UNIV COLL OF MED
DT WITIAK OHIO STATE UNIV COLL OF MED
A KOESTNER OHIO STATE UNIV COLL OF MED
MILESTONES...: 12/79 -CHARACT. OF NUCLEIC ACID DAMAGE WITH CARCINOGENIC ANALOGUES
12/8O -CHARACT. OF DNA DAMAGE IN SUSCEPTIBLE VS. NON-SUSCEPTIBLE SPEClES
12/81 -CHARACT. OF TISSUE-SPECIFIC TUMOR FORMATION AND DNA-DAMAGE
O6/82 -RESULTS IN NON-SUSCEPTIBLE SPECIES
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-6O7 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
FINAL OUTPUT.: RESULTS IN NON-SUSCEPTIBLE SPECIES
MANDATE : 3O-99 CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS
CURR. RESULTS: STUDIES DURING YEAR 01 HAVE INDICATED THAT PRESENT
DIRECTION IS RATIONAL APPROACH TO FULFILLMENT OF
ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1157 SSIE-GMA 4356 2 EPA -R805337-02 TASK-D607B-O02
ORD -RD1OB31-3O79 LABN-D614B-O44 MAND-3O-99
PE -607 LABT-OHR
PROd STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- dUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
COMMENT : FY=79,RC-D,AH=RD.PE=629,$OOO7OOOO
FY=79.RC=D,AH=RD.PE=775,$00110OOO
FY=79,RC=D,AH=RD.PE=6O7,$OO302OOO
ABSTRACT : OBdECTIVE: THE OVERALL OBdECTIVE OF THIS PROGRAM IS THE DEVELOPMENT AND OUANTITATION OF A RAPID,
INEXPENSIVE, TISSUE SPECIFIC IN VIVO BIOASSAY FOR DNA DAMAGE INDUCED BY ENVIRONMENTAL AGENTS. SINCE
MOST CARCINOGENS AND MUTAGENS DAMAGE DNA IN VIVO, THIS ASSAY IS AIMED AT THE DIRECT DETECTION AND
OUANTITATION OF SUCH DAMAGE IN NONRADIOLABELLED DNA. APPROACH: BY USE OF MICROANALYTICAL CHEMICAL
PROCEDURES BEING DEVELOPED WITHIN THIS PROGRAM, DNA DAMAGE CAN BE DETECTED USING PUNCH BIOPSIES OF
AS FEW AS 4 X 1O4 CELLS AT NEAR SUBLETHAL LEVELS OF CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE. DETECTION OF DNA DAMAGE IS
BEING CARRIED OUT BY THE APPLICATION OF A COMBINATION OF TECHNIQUES INCLUDING: ENDONUCLEASE
SENSITIVE SITE RECOGNITION, SUCROSE GRADIENT SEDIMENTATION, AGAROSE GEL ELECTROPHORESIS, AND
IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE. OUANTITATION IS BEING ACCOMPLISHED BY THE USE OF 14C-LABELLED CARCINOGENS OF
HIGH SPECIFIC ACTIVITY, DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF RADIOLABELLED CARCINOGEN BINDING IN VIVO USING
SEPHADEX LH-2O CHROMATOGRAPHY, HIGH PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND HIGH RESOLUTION GC/MS.
PREDICTION IS BEING EVALUATED IN THE RODENT SYSTEM BY STANDARD HISTOCHEMICAL AND PATHOBIOLOGICAL
PROCEDURES. RESULTS TO DATE: STUDIES DURING THE YEAR O1 HAVE INDICATED THAT THE PRESENT DIRECTION
IS A RATIONAL APPROACH TO THE FULFILLMENT OF OUR ULTIMATE OBdECTIVE.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 64
*PROdECT: OO4787-RURAL OXIDANT STUDIES AND THE ROLE OF NOX IN RURAL OXIDATION FORMATION
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/77 - O8/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=G603A-AA-O17 **EPA=R8O5343 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.. W LONNEMAN EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-2829
INVESTIGATOR.: H WESTBERG WASHINGTON STATE UNIV SCH OF ENG
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4787 SSIE-GMA 5796 EPA -R8O5343 TASK-G603A-AA-O17
ORD -RG10B30-4079 PE -603
PROd STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBdECTIVE: AMBIENT AIR MEASUREMENTS MADE FOR THE DETAILED HYDROCARBONS, OXIDES OF NITROGEN, OZONE,
HALOCARBONS AND OTHER POLLUTANTS BY AN AIRCRAFT AND GROUND LEVEL SAMPLING PROGRAM AT SEVERAL
LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. THE PURPOSE OF THESE STUDIES ARE TO INVESTIGATE THE
TRANSPORT AND THE TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES OF POLLUTANTS IN URBAN AND RURAL AREAS. APPROACH:
SOPHISTICATED STATE-OF-THE-ART INSTRUMENTATION IS UTILIZED IN THESE STUDIES FOR POLLUTANT
MEASUREMENT. BOTH GROUND LEVEL AND AIRCRAFT SAMPLING PROGRAMS ARE UTILIZED TO INVESTIGATE THE
TRANSPORT OF POLLUTANTS FROM AN URBAN AREA TO DOWNWIND RURAL OR OTHER URBAN AREAS. RESULTS TO DATE:
SEVERAL REPORTS ARE AVAILABLE FROM PAST FIELD STUDY EFFORTS BY WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY. THESE
REPORTS IN GENERAL IDENTIFY THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UPWIND URBAN TRANSPORT TO DOWNWIND HIGH RURAL
OZONE LEVELS. HIGH RURAL OZONE IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS OF TRANSPORTED 03 PRECURSOR
COMPOUNDS FROM ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O » O R D I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 65
•PROJECT- OOO8O9-INVESTIGATION OF A FLUID BED CARBON REGENERATION SYSTEM AT MANCHESTER,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - 1O/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-01T45 **EPA=R805371-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. : J DEMARCO EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7282
INVESTIGATOR.: R BEAURIVAGE MANCHESTER WATER WORKS
D PARIS MANCHESTER WATER WORKS
D KITTREDGE MANCHESTER WATER WORKS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
MANDATE : 1O-O9 REORGANIZATION PLAN tt 3
10-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
CURR. RESULTS: ALL EQUIPMENT ON SITE WITH ENTIRE FACILITY EXPECTED IN
MAY 79. COMPLETE MECHANICAL SHAKEDOWN RUN OF ACTIVATED
CARBON TRANSPORT SYSTEM CONDUCTED FOR ONE ACTIVATED
CARBON FILTER.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OOO809 SSIE-GMA 4029 2 EPA -R805371-01 TASK-C824A-01T45
ORD -RC1OB3O-1O79 LABN-C614A-7149 MAND-1O-O9
MAND-1O-03 MAND-10-05 MAND-1O-Q2 PE -824
LABT-EET
PROd STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- OUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE TO EVALUATE BOTH THE COST AND PERFORMANCE OF A
CARBON REGENERATION SYSTEM UTILIZING FLUID BED PRINCIPLES, THE COST AND CAPABILITIES OF A
SEMIAUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR CARBON HANDLING, AND THE ADSORPTIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF VIRGIN CARBON AND
REGENERATED CARBON FOR REMOVAL OF CHLORINATED ORGANIC SUBSTANCES FROM DRINKING WATER. IT HAS
RECENTLY BEEN ESTABLISHED THAT THE COMBINATION OF CHLORINE PLUS NATURAL PRECURSOR SUBSTANCES
RESULTS IN THE FORMATION OF SUSPECTED HUMAN CARCINOGENS KNOWN AS TRIHALOMETHANES (CHLOROFORM,
BROMOFORM, ETC.) GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON IS RECOGNIZED AS BEING AN EFFECTIVE MEANS OF REMOVING
BOTH TRIHALOMETHANES AND PRECURSORS, BUT LITTLE IS KNOWN ABOUT THE COST AND REMOVAL PERFORMANCE
UNDER ACTUAL OPERATING CONDITIONS. APPROACH: THE GENERAL APPROACH WILL BE TO UTILIZE ONE OF THE
FOUR CARBON FILTERS AT THE TREATMENT PLANT AS A TEST FILTER, TO FILL ONE-HALF OF THE FILTER WITH
VIRGIN CARBON, THE REMAINING HALF WITH ONCE-REGENERATED CARBON, AND THEN TO COMPARE THE RATE OF
TRIHALOMETHANE REMOVAL BETWEEN THE FILTERS OVER A REPEATED NUMBER OF REGENERATION CYCLES.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE FACILITY IS SCHEDULED TO BEGIN IN APRIL, 1978 AND TO BE COMPLETED IN THE FALL
OF 1978. THE CARBON WILL THEN BE REGENERATED ON A NEAR CONTINUOUS BASIS OVER A TWO-YEAR MONITORING
AND EVALUATION PERIOD BEGINNING IN JANUARY, 1979. INVESTIGATIVE WORK IS TO BE CARRIED OUT BY THE
WATER SUPPLY STAFF OF THE MANCHESTER WATER WORKS WORKING IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE WATER SUPPLY
RESEARCH STAFF OF EPA. RESULTS 'TO DATE: ALL EQUIPMENT IS ON-SITE WITH THE ENTIRE FACILITY
COMPLETION EXPECTED IN MAY, 1979. A COMPLETE MECHANICAL SHAKEDOWN RUN OF THE ACTIVATED CARBON
TRANSPORT SYSTEM WAS CONDUCTED FOR ONE ACTIVATED CARBON FILTER.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
.. E Or PROJECT
Analysis of NCHS Data on Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer
Furrn Approl CJ '
OMB No.
PROJECT NO. (Do not use This space;
SSIE
EPA
R805379 01
IV:. NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
Cf' PASSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
E. L. Scott, Professor of Statistics
University of California, Berkeley
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
he Regents of the University of California
/O Campus Research Office
Mil Wheeler Hall, University of California,
Berkeley, California, 9472
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (!) Objectives. (2) Approach, (3) Current Plant and/or Progress (200 words or lest. Omit confidential data).
In ih«- Smithsoni.-in Si irm i- Informal ion Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
.nun-, r.-svurch ;md
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: OOO682-MONITORING SEPTAGE ADDITION TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT.... -
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/77 - 02/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=C822B-O6T10 **EPA=R8O54O6 ** (GRANT)
SW HATHAWAY EPA/MERL - CINC
BA SEGALL UNIV OF LOWELL
CR OTT . UNIV OF LOWELL
WB MOELLER UNIV OF LOWELL
O9/78 -COMPLETION OF DATA COLLECTON AT THREE SITES
12/78 -SUBMISSION OF FINAL REPORT
O9/79 -COMPLETION OF DATA COLLECTION EFFORTS
11/79 -SUBMISSION OF FINAL REPORT
02/8O -PUBLISHED RESEARCH REPORT
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 WASTEWATER TREATMENT
MOST PLANTS ABLE TO HANDLE SIGNIFICANT QUANTITY OF
SEPTAGE WITHOUT OPERATIONAL DISRUPTION. SLUDGE
PRODUCTION INCREASED SUBSTANTIALLY. LAB WORK UNDER
SUPPLEMENTAL GRANT UNDERWAY.
RECN-OOO682 SSIE-GMA 3962 2 EPA -R8O54O6
ORD -RC10B30-5079 LABN-C611B-7O94 MAND-1O-01
MAND-30-99 PE -822
513-684-7615
TASK-C822B-O6T1O
LABT-EET
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF SEPTIC TANK WASTE ADDITION TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES.
IMPACTS ON SEDIMENTATION, BIOLOGICAL OXIDATION, AND SLUDGE HANDLING PROCESSES WILL BE INVESTIGATED
WITH RESPECT TO PERFORMANCE, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AND COST. APPROACH: THREE WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITIES (EXPERIMENTAL PILOT PLANT, EXTENDED AERATION, AND CONVENTIONAL ACTIVATED
SLUDGE) WILL BE CLOSELY MONITORED AT VARIOUS LEVELS OF SEPTAGE LOADING TO THE LIQUID STREAM.
LABORATORY AND FULL-SCALE WORK WILL ALSO DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF DIRECT INTRODUCTION INTO THE
SLUDGE HANDLING TRAIN. RESULTS TO DATE: DEPENDING ON THE RELATIVE CAPACITY OF THE PROCESSES, MOST
PLANTS ARE ABLE TO HANDLE A SIGNIFICANT QUANTITY OF SEPTAGE WITHOUT OPERATIONAL DISRUPTION. SLUDGE
PRODUCTION IS INCREASED SUBSTANTIALLY. THE REPORT FROM THE INITIAL GRANT WILL BE PUBLISHED SOON.
LAB WORK UNDER THE SUPPLEMENTAL GRANT IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O * O R 0 I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 67
*PROJECT: OO3455-IMPACT OF OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS ON A WESTERN CONIFEROUS FOREST
ECOSYSTEM
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - O5/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=M6O2 -OO2 **EPA=R8O5410-O2 »* (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: RG WILHOUR EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS 5O3-757-3634
INVESTIGATOR.: OC TAYLOR UNIV OF CALIFORNIA AIR POLL RES CTR
MILESTONES...: O5/8O -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-6O2 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- ECOL. PROC. AND EFFECTS
FINAL OUTPUT.: REPORT TO HELP SET NATL SECONDARY AIR OUAL STAND
MANDATE : 1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO3455 SSIE-GMA 423O 2 EPA -R80541O-O2 TASK-M6O2 -OO2
ORD -RM10B3O-1O79 LABN-M6O2A-O25 MAND-10-02
PE -6O2 LABT-EPE
PROO STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: CONTINUANCE OF GRANT RESEARCH PROGRAM TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF LONG TERM EXPOSURE TO
AMBIENT OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS ON A WESTERN CONIFEROUS FOREST ECOSYSTEM AND TO DEVELOP PREDICTIVE
MODELS FOR THE SYSTEM. FINAL OUTPUT: A REPORT WHICH WILL HELP SET NATIONAL SECONDARY AIR QUALITY
STANDARDS ADEQUATE TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT.
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REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 68
•PROOECT: OO2831-BIOSYNTHESIS OF N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS FROM TRACE LEVEL PRECURSORS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - O3/8O : FY79
TASK COOE=d7750-O5 **EPA=R8O5431-O2 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: OA SANTOLUCITO EPA/EMSL - LAS VEGAS 702-736-2969
INVESTIGATOR.: SS EPSTEIN UNIV OF ILLINOIS MED CTR/ENV HLTH SCI
ZM IOBAL UNIV OF ILLINOIS MED CTR/ENV HLTH SCI
MILESTONES...: O9/78 -REPORT ON ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR DETECTION OF NITROSAMINES
O9/79 -REPORT ON BIOSYNTHESIS OF DIMETHYL NITROSAMINE IN THE MOUSE
12/79 -REPORT ON A STRATEGY FOR CARCINOGEN PRECURSOR EXPOSURE MONITORING
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY
FINAL OUTPUT.: ASSESSMENT OF RATES OF IN-VIVO BIOSYNTHESIS OF
COMPOUNDS FROM ENVIRONMENTAL LEVELS OF PRECURSORS.
MANDATE : 3O-99 EXPOSURE MONITORING
CURR. RESULTS: COMPILATION OF DATA ON IN VIVO NITROSATION.
IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETED ON NITROSAMINE ANALYTICAL METHOD.
ESTABLISHED IN VIVO NITROSATION FROM NO2 AT 25 PPM.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO2831 SSIE-GMA 4O82 2 EPA -R8O5431-O2 TASK-J7750-O5
ORD -RJ1O63O-3O79 MANO-3O-99 PE -775
LABT-MTS
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE/APPROACH: TO INVESTIGATE THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS (BOTH VOLATILE AND
NONVOLATILE) FROM TRACE LEVELS OF THEIR AMINE AND NITROSATING PRECURSORS USING THERMAL ENERGY
ANALYZER TECHNIQUES WITH FROZEN ANIMAL PROCEDURES. FINAL OUTPUT: ASSESSMENT OF THE RATES OF IN-VIVO
BIOSYNTHESIS OF N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS FROM ENVIRONMENTAL LEVELS OF PRECURSORS; CATALYTIC AND
INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT AGENTS ON THE NITROSAMINE BIOSYNTHESIS; ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR
DETECTING LOW LEVELS OF NITROSAMINES.. RESULTS TO DATE: 1. COMPILATION OF DATA ON IN VIVO
NITROSATION. 2. IMPROVEMENTS WERE COMPLETED ON NITROSAMINE ANALYTICAL METHOD. 3. ESTABLISHED IN
VIVO NITROSATION FROM N02 AT 25 PPM.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/SO
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO1083-EVALUATION OF THE HEALTH RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TREATMENT AND
DISPOSAL OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER AND SLUDGE
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/78 - O2/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=DGO7A-O13C **EPA=R8O5445-01 ** (GRANT)
HP PAHREN EPA/HERL - CINC
CS CLARK UNIV OF CINCINNATI
D ALEXANDER UNIV OF CINCINNATI
AB BJORNSON UNIV OF CINCINNATI
12/78 -REVIEW OF MEDICAL LITERATURE REGARDING LAND APPLICATION
12/79 -COMPLETE PILOT EVALUATION OF SLUDGE DISTRIBUTION
O2/8O -DETERMINE SAFETY OF COMPOSTING
(PE-607 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
DETERMINE SAFETY OF COMPOSTING
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
513-684-7217
CIV & ENV ENG DEPT
CIV & ENV ENG DEPT
CIV & ENV ENG DEPT
ORDIS CODES..
RECN-001083
ORD -RD10B30-1O79
MAND-1O-O5
SSIE-GMA 54OO 1
LABN-D611E-OO2
PE -6O7
EPA -R8O5445-01
MAND-1O-01
TASK-D6O7A-O13C
LABT-OHR
3ROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS THREE PART STUDY IS INTENDED TO BE THE FIRST PHASE OF A LONG-TERM EFFORT TO PREPARE GUIDELINES
TO MINIMIZE THE HEALTH EFFECTS FROM THE LAND APPLICATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER AND,SLUDGES AND
FROM OTHER TREATMENT PROCESSES. POPULATION GROUPS TO BE CONSIDERED ARE THOSE OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED
TO ALL ASPECTS OF THE WASTE-HANDLING OPERATIONS, THOSE EXPOSED BY WAY OF THEIR LIVING, WORKING OR
HAVING RECREATIONAL PURSUITS NEARBY AND THOSE WHO CONSUME OR OTHERWISE COME INTO CONTACT WITH ANY
CROPS OR OTHER PRODUCTS OF THE TREATMENT SYSTEM. THE FIRST PART CONSISTS OF AN EVALUATION OF
CURRENT INFORMATION ON THE HEALTH RISKS UTILIZING EXISTING REVIEWS AND ASSESSMENTS AS WELL AS
SUPPLEMENTAL LITERATURE SEARCH. THIS EVALUATION WILL ALSO RESULT IN DETAILED PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL
STUDIES THAT ARE NEEDED. A PILOT STUDY OF WORKERS EXPOSED TO HEAT DRIED MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGE
THAT IS ULTIMATELY APPLIED TO THE LAND COMPRISES THE SECOND PART OF THE PROJECT. INCLUDED IN THE
PILOT STUDY IS A DETERMINATION OF THE CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE SLUDGE AND
EXAMINATION OF THE WORKERS FOR POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF THE SLUDGE CONSTITUENTS. THE THIRD PART IS A
CAUSE OF DEATH STUDY OF FORMER EMPLOYEES OF A LARGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM TO DETERMINE IF ANY
CAUSES OF DEATH OCCUR MORE FREQUENTLY THAN EXPECTED. THE RESULTS OF THIS MORTALITY STUDY WILL BE
USED TO HELP DEFINE THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL RESEARCH.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read reverse before completing)
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do nor uae (his space;
SSIE
"X #dS~#S'&-0-2—
TITLE OF PROJECT
Matter On Hea\
jy_
Effect of Liming, Phosphate, and Organic
A•^Ta^ 1 aVii 1 i f-v Tr> Plant-a drcrnm Tn SI ndo-p—A-mpnHpH Soils
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
James W. Shuford - Natural Resource & Environmental Studies - Associate Professor
Luke M. Mugwira - Natural Resource & Environmental Studies - Associate Professor
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Alabama A & M University
Normal, AL 35762
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit conlidential data).
In the Sknithsonlan Science Information Exchange, luminaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary i s to be used for these purposes.
Objectives;
(1) To evaluate the effects of pH, PO^ and organic matter on metal (Zn, Cu, Cd,
and Ni) uptake by plants and reversion in soils previously sludge-amended
and those receiving sewage sludge for the first time.
(2) To assess the effects of pH, PO^. and organic matter on the toxicity of
metals to plants grown on soils treated with sewage sludge and soils treated
with inorganic salts of these metals.
Approach;
A greenhouse study consisting of 72 treatments will be employed. Experimental
pots will contain soils previously sludge treated and untreated. Soils will be
adjusted to various pH levels. Sludge, inorganic salts and PO^ rates will be
added before seeding soybean glycine max (L) merr. Sludge and soil analyses
will include: (1) metals, (2) pH, (3) organic matter and (4) nutrients. Plants
will be harvested at maturity and analyzed for metals and nutrients concentrations.
Progress and Research Plans;
Sludge and soils have been collected and analyzed for nutrient and metal
concentrations. Organic matter and pH were also determined. Treatments (pH
adjustments, sludge, inorganic salts and PO^ rates) have been added to soils.
Soybean has been planted and will be harvested at maturity for nutrient and metal
analyses. Multiple plantings will be made over a period of three (3) years.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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EPA OFFICER..
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...:
*PROJECT: OO24O8-ULTRASTRUCTURE AND X-RAY MICROANALYSIS OF MACROPHAGES EXPOSED TO
NONCRITERIA POLLUTANTS WITH EMPHASIS ON CERTAIN METAL COMPOU
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 1O/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=H6O1D-7316 *+EPA=R8O546O ** (GRANT)
MD WATERS EPA/HERL - RTP
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT »
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OOOO42-AN OPTIMIZATION OF THE LLE METHOD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF VOLATILE HALIDES
IN DRINKING WATER
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/77 - 11/79 : FY79
TASK COOE=A6140-O1 **EPA=R8O5472-O2 ** (GRANT)
T SELLER EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-7311
WH GLAZE NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV INST OF APPLIED SCI
DR SCOTT NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV INST OF APPLIED SCI
11/79 -METHOD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF ORGANOHALIDES CONT. IN FINISHED WATER
(PE-614 ) PUBLIC SECTOR ACTIVITIES- WATER SUPPLY.
METHOD FOR ANALYSIS OF ORGANOHALIDES CONTAINED
IN FINISHED WATER.
1O-99 DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS
ALL METHOD PARAMETERS OPTIMIZED.
RECN-OOOO42 SSIE-GMA 47O8 2 EPA -R8O5472-O2 TASK-A614D-O1
ORD -RA1OB3O-1079 MAND-1O-99 PE -614
LABT-MTS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
DATA-UPDATED
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP, OPTIMIZE AND TEST A SIMPLE LIQUID/LIQUID EXTRACTION TECHNIQUE FOR THE
ANALYSIS OF VOLATILE ORGANOHALIDES CONTAINED IN DRINKING- WATER AT THE MICROGRAM PE-R LITER LEVEL.
APPROACH: EACH PARAMETER OF THE METHOD IS BEING STUDIED TO FIND HOW SLIGHT VARIATIONS AFFECT THE
ACCURACY AND PRECISION OF THE METHOD. ACTUAL WATER SAMPLES ARE ALSO BEING ANALYZED TO DETERMINE THE
ACCURACY AND PRECISION OF THE OPTIMIZED METHOD. RESULTS TO DATE: ALL OF THE METHOD PARAMETERS HAVE
BEEN OPTIMIZED.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS • PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 72
*PROJECT: OO506O-CHEMICAL STUDIES DIRECTED TOWARDS ECOLOGICAL DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF
PETROLEUM DISCHARGES INTO THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE :• O9/77 - O9/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=P6O8C-11 **EPA=R8O5477 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: J LAKE EPA/ERL - NARR
INVESTIGATOR.: JG OUINN UNIV OF RHODE ISLAND SCH OF OCEANOGRAPHY
EJ HOFFMAN UNIV OF RHODE ISLAND SCH OF OCEANOGRAPHY
MILESTONES...: 09/8O -FINAL PROJECT REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-6O8 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-1O AA FOR WATER AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5O60 SSIE-GMA 6O7O EPA -R8O5477 TASK-P6O8C-11
ORD -RP10B31-5O79 MAND-10-01 MAND-20-10
PE -6O8 LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
COMMENT : PL 92-500
PL 93-523
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVES: TO CONDUCT ANALYTICAL CHEMICAL STUDIES IN SUPPORT OF ECOLOGICAL DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISCHARGES OF PETROLEUM INTO THE NEAR-SHORE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. THESE STUDIES
WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: (1) CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF PETROLEUM COMPOUNDS IN SELECTED SAMPLES OF
WATER, SEDIMENTS AND ORGANISMS USING A VARIETY OF ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES (E.G. COLUMN, THIN-LAYER
AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY; INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY; AND COMBINED GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY-MASS SPECTROMETRY).
(2) DEVELOPMENT OF NEW METHODS AND MODIFICATION OF EXISTING PROCEDURES IN SUPPORT OF TOXICOLOGICAL
AND FIELD STUDIES. (3) PARTICIPATION WITH OTHER LABORATORIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND
INTERCALIBRATION OF STANDARD REFERENCE MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR PETROLEUM ANALYSIS. APPROACH AND
CURRENT PLANS: SAMPLES WILL BE COLLECTED FROM SELECTED SPILLS OF OPPORTUNITY AND SITES OF CHRONIC
OIL DISCHARGES. THE BASIC ANALYSES OF THESE SAMPLES WILL INVOLVE EXTRACTION, ISOLATION OF PETROLEUM
COMPOUNDS BY COLUMN AND/OR THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY, AND ANALYSIS BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY USING
PACKED METAL COLUMNS AND GLASS CAPILLARY COLUMNS. SELECTED SAMPLE EXTRACTS WILL ALSO BE ANALYZED BY
INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY, AND COMBINED GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY-MASS SPECTROMETRY. IN COMBINATION WITH FIELD
EVALUATION AND LABORATORY TOXICOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS, THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WILL ALLOW A HIGHLY
INTEGRATED, MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDY OF THE FATE AND EFFECTS OF OIL ON THE MARINE ECOSYSTEM.
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ITLE OF PROJECT
Impact Assessment of Energy Conversion Facilities in the Ohio River Basin: Phase II.
ilVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
•ROFESSIONAU PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Hugh T. Spencer, Sc.D., Associate Professor in the Dept. of Chemical & Environmental
• Engineering, Speed Scientific School - Principal Investigator.
Clara Leuthart, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Liberal Studies, University College -
Support Researcher.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Louisville Foundation, Inc.
2301 South Third Street, Louisville, KY 40208
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit confidential date).
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porting research snd are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary i 8 to be used for these purposes.
1. Objectives: The Ohio River Basin Energy Study (ORBES) was initiated to
assess changes that may occur in the various sectors of society, industry,
and environment as a result of future increases in number of energy con-
version facilities. During the second year of this study each participating
research group will address itself to one of the areas thought to be
affected. The group from the University of Louisville will address aspects
of water quality, water quantity, and special aquatic habitats.
2. Approach: The assessments will be made by compilation and analysis of
existing data possibly supported by Special Studies of specific areas
where existing data is weak or lacking.
3. Current Plans and/or Progress: Participants from nine midwestern
universities divided into three assessment teams have submitted independent
preliminary first cut assessments of the changes which may occur as a
result of these developments. These assessments will be condensed into one
major document which is to be submitted to Congress in December 1979.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO5O45-SEASONAL CYCLES IN BODY COMPOSITION, ORGAN SYSTEM FUNCTION AND
ENERGETICS OF GRASSLAND BIRDS NEAR COLSTRIP, MONTANA
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - 09/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=M625A-O36 **EPA=R8O5581-O2 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. EM PRESTON EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
INVESTIGATOR. ML MORTON OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
MILESTONES... O9/79 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID... (PE-625 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS
FINAL OUTPUT. REPORT TO DEV. CAPACITY TO PREDICT ECOL. IMPACT OF
PLANT EMISSIONS BEFORE DAMAGE.
MANDATE 10-99 ENERGY REORG. ACT.
ORDIS CODES.. RECN-OO5O45 SSIE-GMA 6O82 EPA -R805581-02
ORD -RM10C30-1O79 MAND-10-99 PE -625
LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-COMPLETED
503-757-4636
DEPT OF BIOL
TASK-M625A-O36
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: MEASURE AND PREDICT CHANGES IN POPULATION STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF SELECTED SPECIES OF
BIRDS AS A FUNCTION OF ENDOGENOUS CYCLES, EXOGENOUS CYCLES, OR ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INCLUDING
RELEVANT BIOTIC INTERACTIONS AND PHYSICAL FACTORS SUCH AS AIR POLLUTION. FINAL OUTPUT: REPORT THAT
DEVELOPS THE CAPACITY TO PREDICT THE ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT EMISSIONS BEFORE
DAMAGE OCCURS.
*PROJECT:'OO3613-INVESTIGATION OF THE BIOENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF FOSSIL FUEL-FIRED PLANTS
IN THE FORT UNION BASIN
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - 09/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=M831 -OO7 **EPA=R8O561O-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS 503-757-4636
UNIV OF MONTANA ARTS & SCI/BOTANY DEPT
.EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
EM PRESTON
CC GORDON
O9/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-831 ) TRANSLATE, AND EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
REPORT THAT HELPS DEV. CAPACITY TO PREDICT ECOLOGIC
IMPACTS BEFORE DAMAGE OCCURS.
1O-99 ENERGY REORG. ACT.
RECN-OO3613 SSIE-GMA 5202 1 EPA -R805610-01 TASK-M831 -OO7
ORD -RM1OB3O-1O79 LABN-M625A-212 MAND-10-99
PE -831 LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: WITHIN A ZONAL AIR POLLUTION RESEARCH SITE, DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF SULPHUR AND FLUORIDE
ON SELECTED PLANTS, ANIMALS AND INSECTS. FINAL OUTPUT: REPORT THAT HELPS DEVELOP THE CAPACITY TO
PREDICT THE ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT EMISSIONS BEFORE DAMAGE OCCURS.
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R805585 02
TITLE OF PROJECT
Ohio River Basin Energy Study
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Vincent P. Card!
Walter P. Page
Professor of Law, Principal Investigator
Professor of Economics
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
State of West Virginia by the West Virginia Board of Regents
on behalf of West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV 26506
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or lea*. Omit confidential data),
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porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
This proposal is part of a series of institutional grants which comprise
the Ohio River Basin Energy Study, Phase II, Year II. The broad objectives
of this study are to engage in a comprehensive policy oriented technology
assessment that addresses the environmental, public health, economic,
institutional, and social effects of-locating various combinations^of
energy conversion and related support facilities in the Ohio River*Region.
Phase II of this study is being carried out by an interdisciplinary
group of researchers from various universities. This application sets
forth the participation of researchers from West Virginia University rep-
resenting the disciplines of law and economics.
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ITLE OF PROJECT
Ohio River Basin Energy Study. Phase II; Illinois Gore Team Participation
IVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
J.J. Stukel, Dir., Off. of Energy Research, Univ. of 111. at Urbana-Champaign (PI)
G.L. Fowler, Assoc. Prof., Dept of Geography, Univ. of 111. at Chicago Circle (Co-Pi)
J.P. Hartnett, Dir., Energy Resources Center, Univ. of 111. at Chicago Circle (Co-Pi)
B.R. Keenan, Prof., Dept. of Political Science, Univ. of 111. at Chicago Circle (Co-Pi)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Illinois
Urbana, IL 61801
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The Ohio River Basin Energy Study (ORBES) is an integrated policy-oriented
technology assessment that addresses the potential social, economic, and environ-
mental consequences of a variety of plausible regional energy futures. Phase I of
ORBES, conducted in 1976-77, was a preliminary assessment of the potential impacts
of four energy development scenarios for the lower Ohio River valley. Phase II,
which began in 1977 and will continue through 1979, represents an in-depth
assessment based on the issues identified during Phase I. During Phase II the
study region has been expanded to include parts or all of the six states bordering
the Ohio River: Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia. The principal focus during the second year of Phase II will be impact
and policy analysis through scenario iterations.
Phase II of ORBES is being conducted by a Core Team of thirteen researchers,
representing a variety of disciplines, from nine university campuses in the Phase
II study region. The principal contribution of researchers from the University
of Illinois will be in the areas of energy conversion technology, energy policy,
air pollution abatement equipment, air pollutant transport, energy facility
siting patterns, demography, and political and institutional dynamics.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
Phase II, Ohio River Basin Energy Study
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Steven I. Gordon
Assistant Professor
City and Regional Planning
The Ohio State University
Anna S. Graham
Research Associate - Social I
City and Regional Planning
The Ohio STate University
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The Ohio State University Research Foundation
1314 Kinnear Road
Columbus, Ohio 43212 '
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or letm. Omit confidential data),
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
This project is the second phase of a technology assessment of energy
development in the Ohio River Basin. A core team composed of members from
nine different university campuses in six states will direct and delineate
research activities in this phase of the program. First, reports from Phase
I of the project will be reviewed and key issues for further research
identified. The baseline data for the study will be refined and a new set
of energy facility siting criteria developed. The core team will then
review basic technological, sociological, and demographic assumptions and
create a set of energy development scenarios relative to coal mining,
transportation, and conversion facilities, and to other types of energy
facilities in the study region.
Given these scenarios the impacts of the energy facilities on the
physical environment, socio-economic conditions, ecological factors, public
health, institutions, land use, and the quality of life will be assessed.
The Phase II impact analysis will emphasize the tracing of second and
higher-order impacts and the interrelationships among them. Based upon
the impact assessment, a range of possible options under each scenario will
be determined.
The primary roles of Dr. Gordon will be to assist in the analysis of
social and economic impacts of alternative policies, to continue to lead the
overall impact assessment, and to help to integrate the impact analysis into
a comprehensive report.
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R805590 02
TITLE OF PROJECT
Ohio River Basin Study PHASE 2; Year 2
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Donald Blone, Ph.D., Project Director
Institute for Mining and Mineral Research
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Kentucky Research Foundation
Kinkead Hall, East Wing
Lexington, Kentucky 40506
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objective of the' OREES project is to conduct an Integrated Technology
Assessment of energy conversion facilities in the Ohio River Basin Region. The
past year has seen over one hundred researchers at eight campuses in the Region
collecting and analyzing baseline data in relevant areas in order to conduct a
first-cut or "mLni"-assessinent. The second year of the project (Phase II) is to
be devoted to identifying, requesting and supervising research in areas deemed
inadequately covered in the first year. The project has been reconstructed so that
there is a Core Team of thirteen researchers from ten institutions (the ORBES region
has been expanded to include West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania in addition to
last year's Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky areas) who will perform the
Integrated Technology Assessment. The Core Team represents a variety of relevant
disciplines capable of taking on the assessment task.
The University of Kentucky's two Core Team members represent the disciplines
of sociology and economic geography. In addition, the anthropologist is helping
conduct the social impact assessment of increased power production in the ORBES
area. Contributions to be expected include a study of the iirpact of service areas
on electric power generation and transmission and further refinement of the social
iitpact assessment analysis. The latter study includes an operationalization of an
environmental orientation paradigm, preparation of demographic profiles of counties
by environmental orientation and an impact assessment. This work will be used
cooperatively and integratively by the Core Team to perform the Technology Assessment.
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R805603 02
ITLE OF PROJECT
Ohio River Basin Energy Study - Phase II
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Robert E. Bailey, Director, The Ohio State University Program for Energy Research,
Education and Public Service
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Oxley Hall Room 111
1712 Neil Avenue
Columbus. Ohio 43210
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The overall purposes of the Ohio River Basin Energy Study (ORBES) are (1) to identify
and evaluate the potential consequences of various levels, rates, and patterns of future
energy development in the Ohio River Basin, (2) to formulate policy alternatives that
could mitigate the undesirable consequences or reinforce the desirable consequences, and
(3) to summarize this information and present the results in a usable final report and
1n public meetings throughout the ORBES region.
Thus ORBES is an Interdisciplinary, policy-oriented technology assessment that seeks
to inform the public, Industry, and all levels of government about the probable environ-
mental, public health, economic, institutional, and social consequences of locating
various combinations of new energy conversion and related support facilities in the
Ohio River region.
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3IVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
M.A. Shapiro, Dept. IEHS, Professor Environmental Health Engineering
G.P. Kay, Dept. IEHS, Environmental Research Scientist
-A.A. Sooky, Dept. IEHS, Assoc. Research Professor
J.L. Sykora, Dept. IEHS, Assoc. Research Professor
J.B. Andelman, Dept. IEHS, Professor Water Chemistry
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Dept. Industrial Environmental Health Sciences, Graduate School of Public Health,
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15261
UMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plani and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit confidential data),
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porting research and are forwarded to investigator* who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objectives of'this proposal is to develop an information and data base
for the detailed consideration of potential impacts of future energy require-
ments and conversion activities in the Ohio River Basin. Phase I includes:
demography, energy use by source and by sector; electricity exported and -
imported; energy reserves, electrical generation capability by facility and
fuel type; plant ownership; and social and economic data on region residents.
In Phase II the baseline data will be completed by additional information on
migration, land use projections, induced industry, public health, water and
air quality, coal mining, social services, recreational facilities and economics.
The approach will include: 1. collection of available baseline data;
2. Extensive literature search; 3. Data and information analysis; 4. Part-
icipation in Core Team and public meetings. The results will be compiled into
a complete and comprehensive documents.
Current plans include collection and evaluation of baseline data identical
to those already obtained for Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio and parallel
to those to be obtained by all states involved. This includes also partici-
pation on Development of Phase II Work Plan, Energy Conversion Configurations,
Impact assessment and 'Definition of Policy Options.
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R805609 02
TITLE OF PROJECT
OHIO RIVER BASIN ENERGY STUDY, PHASE II CONTINUATION
GIVE NAMES. DFPAPTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND AtL OTHEF
PROFF.SSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Professor J.C. Randolph
School of Public and Environmental Affairs
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Indiana University Foundation, Research and Sponsored Programs
355 North Lansing Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Pro Kress f200 words or /ess. Omit conliicnm I -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
This set of studies represents a portion of a multi-institutional policy-
oriented technology assessment of the socioeconomic and environmental impacts
which might result from a proposed increased concentration of energy conversion
facilities within the Ohio River Basin.
Utilizing the best available data bases, these studies will attempt to
address the broad-scale environmental, institutional, economic and social effects
of various future combinations of energy conversion facilities (i.e., coal-based
plants producing synthetic fuels, as well as nuclear and coal-fired electric
power generating plants) and their required support facilities (i.e., coal mining,
processing and transportation; ash and sludge disposal facilities; nuclear iu^i
and reactor waste transportation facilities; and energy transportation system::,
including electric power transmission systems) that might be built and operated
in this region in the future.
The principal objectives of this assessment are (1) to assist in outlining
the full range of policy options for dealing with selected kinds of developrr.cnu,
alternative levels of development and their possible undesirable effects, and
alternative technological levels of environmental controls; and (2) to analyze
the probable impacts that would result from implementing each option in its total
framework, with special emphasis on the natural environment and its inter-
relationship with public health and welfare. The full range of primary,
secondary, and higher order effects will be considered.
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EPA
Investigation of the Bioenvironmental Impact of Fossil Fuel-Fired
Power Plants in the Fort Union Basin
IVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
C. C. Gordon, Principal Investigator, Professor of Botany
P. C. Tourangeau, Director of Environmental Studies Laboratory
P. M. Rice, Director of Environmental Studies Field Laboratory
0. J. Bromenshenk, Entomologist/Ecologist
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Department of Botany
University of Montana
Missoula, Montana 59812
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*, (2) Approach, $0 Current Plana and/or Progreaa (200 word* or leaa. Omit confidential data).
In tha Smithaonian Science Infoimation Exchange, •ummariaa of woik In prograaa are exchanged with government and private agenciea aup -
porting research and are forwarded to Inveatigaton who raqueat aach information. Your aummary i-a to be uaad for theaa purpoaea.
This continuation proposal is to allow completion of 1979 field investigations
which are an integral part of the EPA Coal-Fired Power Plant Project (CFPPP) at
Colstrip, and to allow production of appropriate portions of the project's six-year
Termination Products by December 31, 1980. Products include: (1) Fifth and Sixth
Interim Reports—summarizing results of the 1978 and 1979 field season case studies
of ecological effects of coal-fired power plants at Colstrip, Montana, and incorpo-
rating these results into an overall synthesis for CFPPP components; (2) Ecological
Effects Siting Protocol—furnishing methods for evaluating (baselines, bioindicators,
biompnitors, impact predictions) bioenvironmental impacts of air pollution from coal-
fired power plants for use in the decision-making process for siting these facilities;
and (3) Zonal Air Pollution System (ZAPS) Integrated Volume—summarizing and synthe-
sizing key findings of sulfur dioxide (S02)-stressing experiments at field sites in a
grassland ecosystem.
Environmental Studies work being completed encompasses: (1) Growth/health/disease
parameters of foliage of ponderosa pines related to foliar levels of sulfur and
fluoride and exposures to acute and chronic air pollution; (2) methods for using honey
bees as monitors and reactants to several air pollutants; (3) population and behavioral
responses of insects observed to respond to S02 and their ecological role(s);
(4) direct and indirect impacts of S02 on selected indigenous forbs and grasses,
especially seed viability, germination success and rate, sulfur accumulation in leaf
and root tissues, pollen production and dispersal, pollen viability and success of
dominant perennial and annual grasses; and (5) stratifications of ambient S02 at the
ZAPS sites.
These biotests compliment physical and chemical measurements of environmental
quality and are part of an attempt to develop methods to predict ecological impacts of
air pollutants before damage is sustained. These methods are to be incorporated into
mNFfocrfjrovEfj T
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RUN DATE: 01/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PRO«JECT: OO1116-HUMAN HEALTH EFFECTS OF SODIUM IN THE DRINKING WATER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/78 - 02/83 : FY78
TASK CODE=D614E-O11C **EPA=R8O5612-O1 ** (GRANT)
DG GRANTHOUSE EPA/HERL - CINC
RW TUTHILL UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS PUB HLTH DIV
Ed CALABRESE UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS PUB HLTH DIV
12/78 -COMPLETION OF STUDY OF EFFECTS IN SECOND GRADERS
12/79 -COMPLETION OF HIGH SCHOOL IN NEW COMMUNITIES
12/79 -BOTTLE WATER STUDY COMPLETED
12/81 -COMPLETION OF PRE- AND POST-CHANGE OVER STUDY
12/82 -COMP. OF HOSP. STUDY OF INCIDENCE OF CIRCUL. SYSTEM/KIDNEY DISEASES
(PE-614 ) PUBLIC SECTOR ACTIVITIES- WATER SUPPLY
MANDATE : 1O-13 SOLID WASTE
ORDIS CODES.. RECN-OO1116
ORD -RD1OB3O-1O78
DISPOSAL ACT
SSIE-GMA 5387
MAND-1O-13
LABT-OHR
EPA
PE
-R805612-01
-614
PROO STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
TASK-D614B-O11C
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
A PRIOR STUDY BY THE INVESTIGATORS COMPARING 3OO HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES IN A HIGH SODIUM (1O8 PPM)
WITH THOSE IN A LOW SODIUM (8 PPM) DRINKING WATER COMMUNITY INDICATED A MEDICALLY AND STATISTICALLY
SIGNIFICANT UPSHIFT IN THE POPULATION BLOOD PRESSURE (B.P.) DISTRIBUTION IN BOTH MALES AND FEMALES
FOR BOTH SYSTOLIC AND DIASTOLIC B.P.'S. A SUBSEQUENT ANALYSIS OF HOME FIRST MORNING TAP WATER
SAMPLES FOR NINE HEAVY METALS POTENTIALLY RELATED TO CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISEASE IS CURRENTLY
UNDERWAY ALONG WITH AN ANALYSIS OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM MORTALITY EXPERIENCE OF THE TWO
COMMUNITIES OVER THE PAST DECADE. THE PHASED RESEARCH PROGRAM BEING PROPOSED FOR THIS GRANT IS
DESIGNED TO PROVIDE FURTHER HUMAN POPULATION DATA ON THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF SODIUM IN THE DRINKING
WATER. THE SPECIFIC STUDIES ARE: A REPLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL STUDY IN A SECOND GRADE POPULATION;
REPLICATION IN TWO DIFFERENT WATCHED COMMUNITIES WITH ONLY HALF THE DIFFERENCE IN SODIUM LEVELS; A
BOTTLED WATER STUDY TO DIFFERENTIATE THE SODIUM EFFECT ON B.P. DISTRIBUTION FROM OTHER WATER
FACTORS; A BEFORE AND AFTER COMMUNITY CHANGEOVER TO LOW SODIUM WATER STUDY OF B.P. DISTRIBUTIONS OF
SIXTH GRADERS AND EARLY MIDDLE-AGED ADULTS; A BEFORE AND AFTER STUDY OF HOSPITALIZED INCIDENCE OF
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM MORBIDITY.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT »
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO3984-IDENTIFICATION OF TOXIC POLLUTANT DISCHARGES FOR UNIT PROCESSES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - 01/81
TASK CODE=V610 -O1 **EPA=R8O562O
PE DESROSIERS EPA/OEET- DAA
JA KING MITRE CORP
E HERRICK MITRE CORP
FY78
(GRANT)
TRIFLURALIN MANUFACTURING O2/78-01
ATRAZINE MANUFACTURING 02/78-O2
ACRYLONITRILE MANUFACTURING O2/78-O3
NITROBENZENE/ANILINE MANUFACTURING
AMINATION PROCESSES
ALKYL AND ALKYNOL AMINES MFG.
02/78 -TOXIC POLLUTANT ID.
O2/78 -TOXIC POLLUTANT ID.
O2/78 -TOXIC POLLUTANT ID.
11/78 -TOXIC POLLUTANT ID.
11/78 -TOXIC POLLUTANT ID.
O2/79 -TOXIC POLLUTANT ID.
(PE-610 ) MINERALS PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
20-3O AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
RECN-OO3984 SSIE-GMA 4865 1 EPA -R8O562O
ORD -RV10B30-2078 LABN-V604 -02 MAND-20-30
PE -61O LABT-EET
TASK-V61O -O1
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
CHARACTERIZATION OF TOXIC DISCHARGES AND FEEDSTOCK, INTERMEDIATE, AND PRODUCT CONTAMINANTS FOR
REPRESENTATIVE CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS WHICH UTILIZE THE MAJOR UNIT PROCESSES, AND
ASSESSMENT OF NEW CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES AND IN-PLANT MODIFICATIONS TO OBVIATE THEIR DISCHARGE.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO1725-METEOROLOGICAL ANALYSIS FOR THE APPLICATION OF RAPS AQSMS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/77 - O9/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=G6O3A-ABO45 **EPA=R8O564O ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: FS BINKOWSKI EPA/ESRL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR.: HA PANOFSKY PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
TN CARLSON PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO1719-STATISTICAL ANALYSIS IN SUPPORT OF IN-HOUSE MODELING ACTIVITIES
ASSOCIATED WITH RAPS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O3/78 - O3/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=G603A-AA-51 **EPA=R80564O ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
J REAGAN
JC TRIJONIS
09/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-6O3 )
MANDATE : 1O-02 CLEAN AIR
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1719
ORD -RG10B30-1O78
PE -603
EPA/ESRL - RTP
TECHNOLOGY SERVICE CORP
HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE.POLLUTANTS
ACT
SSIE-GMA 4913
LABN-G603A-AA-51
EPA -R8O564O
MAND-10-02
LABT-EPE
TASK-G6O3A-AA-51
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
DATA-ORIGINAL
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
PERFORM STATISTICAL ANALYSIS AND ASSOCIATED WORK APPLICABLE TO THE DEVELOPMENT. TESTING,
VERIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF AIR QUALITY SIMULATION MODELS ADAPTED FOR THE ST. LOUIS REGIONAL AIR
POLLUTION STUDY. DEVELOP EMPIRICAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE VARIOUS METEOROLOGICAL, CHEMICAL AND
EMISSION PARAMETERS BASED ON THE AVAILABLE RAPS DATA BASE. EXAMINATION OF THE FIVE DAYS WITH THE
HIGHEST POLLUTANT CONCENTRATION SHALL BE MADE TO DETERMINE THEIR APPLICABILITY FOR MODELING.
TEMPORAL PATTERNS, SPECIE TO SPECIE RELATIONS AND STATION TO STATION CORRELATIONS WILL BE EXAMINED.
SUBSETS OF THE DATA WILL BE PREDICTED FROM THE REMAINDER TO COMPARE ACTUAL DIFFERENCES. SPECIAL
STUDIES OF STATISTICAL OUTLIER TECHNIQUES FOR DATA FLAGGING, AIR QUALITY TO METEOROLOGY
RELATIONSHIPS AS STUDIED IN ST. LOUIS AND VISIBILITY/POLLUTANT MODELS WILL BE CONDUCTED.
COMPILATION OF THE REQUISITE DATA BASE CONSTITUTES THE FIRST MAJOR EFFORT.
•PROJECT: OO3576-ALASKA VILLAGE RESEARCH PROJECT - WAINWRIGHT
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
COMMENT
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - 1O/78 : FY78
TASK CODE=M611B-41 **EPA=R8O5661-O1 ** (GRANT)
MA MITCHELL EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
D BODFISH WAINWRIGHT CITY GOVT
10/78 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-611 ) WASTE MANAGEMENT
REPORT EVAL ELIM. OR CONTROL OF POLLUTION.
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO3576 SSIE-GMA 4222 1 EPA -R8O5661-01
ORD -RM1OB51-1078 LABN-M6110-041 MAND-10-01
PE -611 LABT-EPE
TASK-M611B-41
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
1BC611-$296OOO; XH1627-S113OOO; 1RX1O3-$240OOO
1DC618-$4OOO
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SUPPORT TO A SMALL
NATIVE COMMUNITY FOR THE OPERATION OF A CENTRAL UTILITY TYPE FACILITY (INCLUDING WATER SUPPLY AND
WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEMS) FOR EVALUATION OF ENGINEERING PERFORMANCE AND INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT.
FINAL OUTPUT: REPORT WHICH EVALUATES METHODS TO PROVIDE CENTRAL COMMUNITY FACILITIES FOR SAFE WATER
AND ELIMINATION OR CONTROL OF POLLUTION IN SMALL COMMUNITIES LACKING SUCH FACILITIES.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PR'' CTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
... _.. . _ ^ w U(ŁJ-WCfci 1ĄJW
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA
R-»05b5y-02-0
Qiality Studies.
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Richard A. Anthes
Professor of Meteorology
503 Walker Building
University Park, PA 16801
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The Pennsylvania State University
207 Old Main
University Park. PA 16801
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or lees. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
A general meteorological model has been developed which is suitable for
producing three-dimensional wind-, temperature, moisture and precipitation forecasts
over horizontal scales of motion ranging from tens to hundreds of kilometers.
Emphasis during the next year will be testing an automated analysis and
initialization scheme, verifying 24-hour forecasts of flow on a regional scale
and receding a more efficient, nested-grid version of the model. The latter
project should make the model relatively easy to use on other computers.
The model is currently available for many air quality simulation and may be
used on a limited basis for special projects that require high-resolution
meteorological data.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: 000532-GENERAL METHODOLOGY FOR EVALUATING URBAN STORMWATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
ALTERNATIVES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/78 - 09/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=C822A-S1TO67 **EPA=R8O5664
EPA OFFICER.: DC AMMON EPA/MERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: WC HUBER STATE UNIV SYS OF
OP HEANEY STATE UNIV
EV DINIZ
RP SHUBINSKI
MILESTONES...: 01/79 -GRANT CONTINUATION
06/79 -PHASE I COMPLETION
(GRANT)
FLORIDA
SYS OF FLORIDA
201-321-6680
ENV ENG DEPT
ENV ENG DEPT
ESPEY HUSTON & ASSOCIATES INC.
WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERS COM INC.
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROd STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
- UNIV. OF FL METHODOLOGY FOR MAN, ALTERN.
O9/79 -INTERIM REPORT PUBLISHED
06/80 -PHASE II COMPLETION - WRE AND EH&A, SUBROUTINES DOCUMENTATION
O9/8O -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
O9/8O -SWMM USERS MANUAL AND DOCUMENTATION
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
SWMM USERS MANUAL AND DOCUMENTATION
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 ENVIRONMENTAL
THE FOLLOWING INCORPORATED INTO SWMM LIBRARY:
CAPABILITY FOR SIMPLIFIED ANALYSIS OF SOLIDS HANDLING
ALTERNATIVES; GENERALIZED THEORY AND METHODOLOGY
FOR EVALUATION OF STORAGE SYSTEMS; AND SIMPLIFIED LEVEL
I THROUGH LEVEL III PLANNING MODELS.
RECN-OOO532 SSIE-GMA 5094 1 EPA -R8O5664
ORD -RC1OB3O-5O79 LABN-C611A-OO7 MAND-1O-O1
MAND-30-99 PE -822
SELEC.
TASK-C822A-S1T067
LABT-EET
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF PHASE II IS TO EXTEND AND PERFECT THE EPA SWMM LIBRARY BY
INCORPORATING WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERS' DYNAMIC WAVE ROUTING ROUTINE AND ESPEY, HUSTON AND
ASSOCIATES' MODIFIED RUNOFF ROUTINES. RESULTS TO DATE: THE FOLLOWING HAVE BEEN INCORPORATED INTO
THE SWMM LIBRARY: A CAPABILITY FOR SIMPLIFIED ANALYSIS OF SOLIDS HANDLING ALTERNATIVES; A
GENERALIZED THEORY AND METHODOLOGY FOR EVALUATION OF STORAGE-TREATMENT SYSTEMS; AND SIMPLIFED LEVEL
I THROUGH LEVEL III PLANNING MODELS.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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EXCHANGE, AND TRANSPORT
FY79
(GRANT)
KE
H
JS
*PROUECT: OO3729-RENEWAL OF STUDIES OF OXYGEN PRODUCTION, LOSS,
RATES IN THE MERS FIELD CHANNELS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O3/78 - 12/79 :
TASK CODE=N82OA-OO34 **EPA=R8O5678-O1 **
HOKANSON EPA/ERL - DULUTH
STEFAN UNIV OF MINNESOTA
GULLIVER UNIV OF MINNESOTA
O3/78 -INITIATE FIELD WORK
O9/79 -COMPLETE FIELD WORK
(PE-82O ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS
30-99 ECOLOGY
COLLECTION OF FIELD DATA IN THERMAL AND AMBIENT CHANNELS
COMPLETED IN FORM OF INTERNAL MEMO.
RECN-OO3729 SSIE-GMA 4926 1 EPA -R8O5678-O1
ORD -RN10B30-3079 LABN-N608A-1O3 MAND-30-99
PE -82O LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER. .
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
612-295-5145
DEPT OF CIV ENG
DEPT OF CIV ENG
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
DATA-BEING UPDATED
TASK-N82OA-OO34
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO EVALUATE EXISTING AND DEVELOP NEW METHODS TO MEASURE PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND COMMUNITY
RESPIRATION IN THE OUTDOOR EXPERIMENTAL CHANNELS. ASSUMPTIONS PREVIOUSLY MADE ARE FURTHER EVALUATED
IN THE PRODUCTION AND RESPIRATION MEASUREMENTS IN AMBIENT, THERMAL AND ACIDIFIED CHANNELS. TO
PROVIDE MERS A WORKING PROCEDURE TO MEASURE COMMUNITY RESPONES. APPROACH: PROCEDURES INCLUDE
EMPIRICAL MEASUREMENTS FOR REAERATION COEFFICIENTS, WIND EFFECTS, CHANNEL MORPHOLOGY, LONGITUDINAL-
COEFFICIENTS, COMMUNITY PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESPIRATION, AND SATURATION CONCENTRATIONS OF DISSOLVED
OXYGEN.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OOO091-SECRETARIAT ACTIVITIES OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ORGANIZATION TECHNICAL
COMMITTEE 147 ON WATER QUALITY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/77 - 11/82 : FY79
TASK CODE=A801 -62 **EPA=R8057O6-O2 ** (GRANT)
RL BOOTH EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-73O1
I RESNICK AMERICAN NATL STANDARDS
R HALKA AMERICAN NATL STANDARDS
11/82 -INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEASUREMENT OF WATER CHARACTERISTICS
(PE-8O1 ) QUALITY ASSURANCE
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEASUREMENT OF WATER
CHARACTERISTICS.
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
20-61 DAA FOR MONITORING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT
FOURTEEN DRAFTS OF PROPOSED STANDARDS DEVELOPED AND
42 WORKING GROUPS WHICH ARE PREPARING DRAFTS OF
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ESTABLISHED.
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
RECN-O00091
ORD -RA1OB3O-5O79
MAND-10-01
PE -8O1
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 4555 1
LABN-A621A-62
MAND-2O-11
EPA -R805706-02
MAND-1O-15
MAND-20-13
LABT-MTS
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-A801 -62
MAND-2O-61
UPDATED- OUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: SUPPORT FOR CONDUCTING THE SECRETARIAT OF THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ORGANIZATION (ISO)
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE (TC) 147 ON WATER QUALITY WHICH IS DEVELOPING INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS. THE TC
147 SCOPE IS "STANDARDIZATION IN THE FIELD OF WATER QUALITY, INCLUDING DEFINITION OF TERMS,
SAMPLING OF WATERS, MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING OF WATER CHARACTERISTICS; LIMITS OF ACCEPTABILITY FOR
WATER QUALITY ARE EXCLUDED." APPROACH: ACTIVITIES INCLUDE STANDARDIZATION IN CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL,
RADIOLOGICAL, MICROBIOLOGICAL, BIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL METHODS. FORTY-FIVE COUNTRIES ARE MEMBERS
OF ISO/TC 147 WHICH WAS ORGANIZED IN 1972. RESULTS TO DATE: FOURTEEN DRAFTS OF PROPOSED STANDARDS
HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED AND 42 WORKING GROUPS WHICH ARE PREPARING DRAFTS OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OO4886-THE DISPERSION AND FATE OF CONTAMINANTS IN A STRATIFIED LAKE
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . . •
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/78 - 01/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=N769 -OO38 **EPA=R8O5716 ** (GRANT)
DM DOLAN EPA/ERL - DULUTH
W LICK DEPT. OF EARTH SCIENCES
09/78 -COMPLETE FIELD STUDIES, BEGIN LAB STUDY
01/79 -COMPLETE 2-D MODELING
O4/79 -COMPLETE LAB STUDIES. BEGIN FIELD STUDIES
01/80 -BEGIN DATA ANALYSIS
(PE-769 ) GREAT LAKES
3O-99 LIMNOLOGY
MOST OF LAB EXPERIMENTS COMPLETED. MATH MODELS IN TWO DIMENSION
HAVE BEEN CHECKED AGAINST FIELD OBSERVATIONS. THE PROJECT IS
ENTERING THE DATA ANALYSIS PHASE.
313-226-7811
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
RECN-O04886
ORD -RN10B30-3079
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 5853
MAND-30-99
LABT-EPE
EPA -R8O5716
PE -769
TASK-N769 -OO38
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO UNDERSTAND THE FATE OF CONTAMINANTS IN LARGE LAKES ESPECIALLY DURING STRATIFICATION.
APPROACH: STUDY IN DETAIL THE FATE OF NUTRIENTS AND TRACE METALS AS AFFECTED BY DISPERSION IN THE
LAKE AND BY BIOCHEMICAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE SEDIMENTS. THE EMPHASIS IS ON MATHEMATICAL MODELING
AND LAB EXPERIMENTS. RESULTS TO DATE: MOST OF LAB EXPERIMENTS COMPLETED. MATH MODELS IN TWO
DIMENSION HAVE BEEN CHECKED AGAINST FIELD OBSERVATIONS. THE PROJECT IS ENTERING THE DATA ANALYSIS
PHASE.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OO4799-OUTDOOR SIMULATION OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL STRATEGIES
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. .
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O3/78 - 08/81 FY79
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AC-O17 **EPA=R8O5726-O2 ** (GRANT)
B GAY EPA/ESRL - RTP
HE JEFFRIES UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
RM KAMENS UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
O3/81 -ORD FINAL REPORT ON SMOG CHAMBER FINDINGS
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS.
ORD FINAL REPORT ON SMOG CHAMBER FINDINGS
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
EXPERIMENTS HAVE SHOWN: EFFECT OF DAY OLD, DILUTE SMOG
ON FRESH URBAN MIX, EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN STARTING
CONDITIONS FOR FRESH URBAN MIX SYSTEMS, COMPARISON
OF REACTIVITY OF UNC URBAN HYDROCARBON MIX WITH
REACTIVITY OF PROPYLENE/BUTANE MIXTURE.
RECN-OO4799 SSIE-GMA 5982 EPA -R8O5726-O2
ORD -RG10B3O-1O79 LABN-G603A-AC-17 MAND-1O-O2
PE -6O3 LABT-EPE
919-541-2830
SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
AND FATE POLLUTANTS
TASK-G6O3A-AC-O17
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS GRANT ARE TO DEFINE EFFECTS OF DAY OLD SMOG, INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS
OF DAY OLD SMOG, REACTIVITY OF HYDROCARBONS IN MULTIDAY SMOG CHAMBER IRRADIATIONS WHICH SIMULATE
LONG RANGE POLLUTANT TRANSPORT CONDITIONS AND STUDY THE EFFECTS OF NATURAL HYDROCARBONS ON URBAN
HYDROCARBON REACTIVITY. APPROACH: EXPERIMENTS WILL BE CONDUCTED IN DUAL TEFLON OUTDOOR SMOG
CHAMBERS USING NATURAL SUNLIGHT. MULTIDAY IRRADIATIONS WILL~BE CARRIED OUT WITH AND WITHOUT
ADDITION OF FRESH EMISSIONS TO DETERMINE THE INFLUENCE OF SPENT SMOG SYSTEMS ON OXIDANT FORMATION
THE NEXT DAY. A SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS WILL BE PERFORMED TO QUANTIFY THE EFFECT OF DAY OLD SMOG
COMPONENTS BY ADDING MATERIALS SUCH AS 03, N02, ALDEHYDES AND VARIOUS NITROGEN ACIDS TO NEW FIRST
DAY SYSTEMS. RESULTS TO DATE: EXPERIMENTS HAVE BEEN PERFORMED WHICH SHOW: THE EFFECT OF DAY OLD,
DILUTE SMOG ON A FRESH URBAN MIX, EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUAL CHANGES IN THE STARTING CONDITIONS FOR
FRESH URBAN MIX SYSTEMS, INCLUDING THE ADDITION OF SIMULATED DAY OLD SMOG, A COMPARISON OF THE
REACTIVITY OF THE UNC URBAN HYDROCARBON MIX WITH THE REACTIVITY OF THE PROPYLENE/BUTANE MIXTURE.
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PREPARED
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PRO IFPT
(Please read reverse before completing)
FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-K0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EP$f?;5"7:i 3~c?z_
Dr. George A. Rinard
Dr. Donald E. Rugg
Dr. Michael Durham
Mr. Whitney Patten
Denver Research Institute
Denver Research Institute
Denver Research Institute
Denver Research Institute
Electronics
Electronics
Electronics
Electronics
ITLE OF PROJECT
High Voltage Control and Electrostatic Field Investigations
IVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
'ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Denver (Colorado Seminary)
University Park Station, P.O. Box 10127
Denver. Colorado 80210
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objective., (2) Approach, (3) Cuirent Plani and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential da (a;.
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigator* who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The goal of the proposed project is to generate, search out and otherwise obtain,
organize and disseminate knowledge which will contribute significantly to an increase
in the efficiency of electrostatic precipitators, (ESP). This goal is divided into
four objectives, each directed at some aspect of the relationship between electric
field, dust particles and current, as affected by the dimensional characteristics of
the precipitator.
The first objective is to determine means for improving the data processing
capability of the existing circuits in the ESP system of the Control Engineering
Laboratory at RTP.
The second objective is to theoretically and experimentally examine ESP power
control circuitry for conventional ESP's to determine the most suitable control
strategy for given operational conditions.
The third objective is to continue the study of wire spacing on both hotside
and coldside ESP's. This work is somewhat dependent on the energization and control
strategy being studied.
The fourth objective is to study the application of pulsed power supplies pri-
marily in conventional ESP's, but also in regard to more novel ESP designs.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 83
'PROJECT: OO2137-SIMPLIFIED SAMPLING SYSTEMS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - O9/8O - FY79
TASK CODE=G712B-BC-O1O **EPA=R8O5738 ** (GRANT)
K KNAPP EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-3085
RJ HEINSOHN PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV MECH ENG DEPT
09/78 -CONSTRUCT FIELD PROTOTYPE
11/78 -DELIVER ONE FIELD PROTOTYPE TO PO
12/78 -BEGIN FIELD TESTING
O9/80 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVELOPMENT
FINAL OUTPUT.: SIMPLIFIED SOURCE SAMPLING SYSTEM FOR PARTICULATE
EMISSION MEASUREMENT.
MANDATE : 10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
CURR. RESULTS: DILUTION EJECTOR PUMP DEVELOPED AND EVALUATED.
PROTOTYPE SYSTEM DELIVERED TO EPA. SECOND PROTOTYPE
BEING EVALUATED AT PENN STATE.
ORDIS CODES..' RECN-OO2137 SSIE-GMA 4912 1 EPA -R8O5738 TASK-G712B-BC-O10
ORD -RG10B30-1079 MAND-10-02 PE -712
LABT-EPE
PROd STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE OBdECTIVE OF THIS TASK IS TO DESIGN, BUILD, AND TEST A SIMPLIFIED SOURCE SAMPLING
SYSTEM. THIS SYSTEM WILL BE SUITABLE FOR USE AS METHODS 5, 17, AND THE IP SYSTEM. THE SYSTEM WILL
HAVE A DILUTION SYSTEM WHICH CAN COLLECT PARTICULATE MATTER AT AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE.
EASE OF HANDLING AND USE ARE ALSO FACTORS WHICH ARE BEING EVALUATED. APPROACH: A DILUTION EJECTOR
PUMP IS THE HEART OF THIS SYSTEM. IT PROVIDES THE PUMPING AND THE NEEDED DILUTION AIR. RESULTS TO
DATE: THE DILUTION EJECTOR PUMP HAS BEEN DEVELOPED AND EVALUATED. A PROTOTYPE SYSTEM HAS BEEN
DELIVERED TO EPA. A SECOND PROTOTYPE IS BEING EVALUATED AT PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O * O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: OO1O91-ISOLATION, ANALYSIS AND TOXICITY OF ALGAL AND BACTERIAL ENDOTOXINS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/7B - O1/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=D614 -O35 **EPA=R805754-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: EC LIPPY EPA/HERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: JL SYKORA UNIV OF PITTSBURGH
G KELETI UNIV OF PITTSBURGH
RB YEE UNIV OF PITTSBURGH
I CCMPBELL UNIV OF PITTSBURGH
MILESTONES...: 12/77 -PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ALGAE ENDOTOXINS
12/79 -TOXICITY OF ALGAE ENDOTOXINS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-614 ) PUBLIC SECTOR ACTIVITIES- WATER SUPPLY
MANDATE : 1O-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1O91 SSIE-GMA 5373
ORD -RD1OB3O-1O78 MAND-1O-13
LABT-OHR
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EPA -R805754-01
PE -614
GRAD SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
GRAD SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
GRAO SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
GRAD SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
TASK-D614 -O35
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE BASED ON THE LACK OF INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF
ENDOTOXINS (LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES) IN DRINKING WATER, THEIR COMPOSITION AND POSSIBLE HEALTH EFFECTS.
THE PROBLEMS REQUIRING SOLUTION ARE THE PRODUCTION, QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE COMPOSITION OF
ALGAL ENDOTOXINS, AS COMPARED WITH LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES DERIVED FROM GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA. ANOTHER
IMPORTANT ASPECT TO BE ELUCIDATED AND STUDIED IS THE TOXICITY OF DIFFERENT ENDOTOXINS AND THEIR
CONSTITUENTS AS RELATED TO DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES AND HUMAN HEALTH. THH APPROACH INCLUDES (1)
ENDOTOXIN ISOLATION FROM AXENIC CLONES OF ALGAE AND BACTERIA, (2) ALGAL ENDOTOXIN COMPOSITION AS
COMPARED WITH BACTERIAL LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES AND (3) TOXICITY OF ALGAL ENDOTOXINS AS COMPARED WITH
THOSE OF BACTERIA. THE BENEFITS DERIVED FROM THIS STUDY WILL INCLUDE POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO
WATERBORNE GASTROENTERITIS OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN WHICH REPRESENTS A MAJOR SEGMENT OF REPORTED
GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES IN THE UNITED STATES. FURTHER, THE RESULTS OF THIS STUDY WILL PROVIDE
BETTER UNDERSTANDING CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF ENDOTOXINS IN THE ENVIRONMENT. ON THIS BASIS
PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF THESE COMPOUNDS IN DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES MAY BE DEVELOPED.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 85
*PROJECT: OO1467-PROCESS AUTOMATION INVESTIGATIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS CONTROL
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O3/78 - O3/81 : FY78
TASK CODE=F623A-374 **EPA=R8O5758 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: WJ SENSING EPA/IERL - RTP 919^541-2557
INVESTIGATOR.: PH GARRETT UNIV OF CINCINNATI SCM OF ENG/ELEC ENG TECH
MILESTONES...: O9/78 -PRELIMINARY RECOMENDATIONS ON SCRUBBER CONTROL SYSTEM
O3/79 -QUARTERLY REPORT ON AUTOMATIC CONTROL FOR SCRUBBERS
O3/81 -FINAL DESIGN RECOMMEND. WITH OR-WITHOUT COMPUTER CONTROL
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-623 ) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
FINAL OUTPUT.: SUPPORT OF IERL PROJECTS THAT REQUIRE DATA ACQUISITION
AND AUTOMATIC CONTROL.
MANDATE : 3O-99 ENGINEERING
CURR. RESULTS: RECOMMENDATION FOR CONTROL SCHEME ASSURING HIGH
UTILIZATION OF LIMESTONE TO PREVENT SCALING.
OROIS CODES..: RECN-OO1467 SSIE-GMA 4976 EPA -R805758 TASK-F623A-374
ORD -RF1OB3O-3O78 MAND-3O99 PE -623
LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE/APPROACH: THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS THE INVESTIGATION AND APPLICATION OF
PROCESS AUTOMATION METHODS TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PROCESSES. SUBORDINATE OBJECTIVES WILL BE THE
CONTRIBUTION TO IMPROVEMENT IN ACKNOWLEDGED PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROCESS
AUTOMATION METHODS. OUTPUT: THIS EFFORT WILL SUPPORT IERL PROJECTS THAT REQUIRE DATA ACQUISITION
AND AUTOMATIC CONTROL. SPECIFIC SYSTEMS WILL BE EVALUATED FOR SELECTED CONTROL PROCESSES. THE
BENEFITS OBTAINED WITH THE REDUCTIONS IN THE VARIANCE OF THE CONTROLLED PROCESS VARIABLES WILL BE
BETTER UNDERSTOOD.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: 002973-REGIONAL VISIBILITY - THE COLORADO PLATEAU
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/78 - O6/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=J833C-76 **EPA=R805788-01 ** (GRANT)
M PITCHFORD EPA/EMSL - LAS VEGAS
EG WALTHER JOHN MUIR INST/ENV STUDIES
EG WALTHER UNIV OF NEVADA/LAS VEGAS
06/80 -REPORT SUMMARIZING OPERATIONS AND DATA
(PE-833 ) INSTRUMENTATION & MEASUREMENTS
REPORT SUMMARIZING OPERATIONS AND DATA.
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
2O-62 DAA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGIN. AND TECHNOLOGY
SIX MONTHS OF BASELINE DATA FROM 14 STATIONS.
RECN-OO2973 SSIE-GMA 5OO6 1 EPA -R8O5788-O1
ORD -RJ10B3O-5079 LABN-J625C-76 MAND-10-O2
MAND-2O-62 PE -833
702-736-2969
GRAD SCH/DEPT OF BIOL
TASK-J833C-76
LABT-MTS
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP (AND COLLECT FROM OTHERS) BACKGROUND VISIBILITY DATA NECESSARY FOR (1) SETTING
VISIBILITY STANDARDS AND (2) VALIDATION OF VISIBILITY MODELS. APPROACH: A 14 TO 3O-STATION NETWORK
OF VISIBILITY MONITORING STATIONS ARE BEING ESTABLISHED ON THE COLORADO PLATEAU TO DEVELOP A
UNIFORM REGIONAL DATA BASE ON VISIBILITY IN THE WESTERN ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AREA. STATIONS
WILL BE INSTRUMENTED WITH TELEPHOTOMETERS, AND SOME WITH NEPHELOMETERS, PARTICULATE SAMPLERS AND
METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS. RESULTS TO DATE: SIX MONTHS OF BASELINE DATA FROM 14 STATIONS.
*PROJECT: 004660-OIL SPILL AND OIL POLLUTION REPORTS III
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT
FY79
(GRANT)
SANTA BARBARA CAMPUS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 02/78 - O1/8O
TASK CODE=B623C-781 **EPA=R805803-01 **
LT MCCARTHY EPA/IERL - CINC
HW OFFEN UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
01/80 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-623 ) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-1O AA FOR WATER AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
2O-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
SEVENTEEN (17) QUARTERLY REPORTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED
SINCE JULY 1974.
SSIE-GMA 5920
MAND-1O-O1
MAND-20-12
LABT-EET
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE WILL BE TO COMPILE AND ISSUE FOR PUBLICATION BIBLIOGRAPHIC REPORTS
APPROACH: LITERATURE SEARCH IS THE MAJOR APPROACH. RESULTS
RECN-004660
ORD -RB1OB3O-5O79
MAND-2O-11
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
EPA -R8O5803-O1
MAND-2O-1O
MAND-2O-13
DATA-UPDATED .
TASK-B623C-781
PE -623
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
OBJECTIVE:
CONTAINING
INFORMATION ON OIL POLLUTION.
TO DATE: SEVENTEEN (17) QUARTERLY REPORTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED SINCE JULY 1974.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO1123-CANCER INCIDENCE IN RELATION TO ASBESTOS IN DRINKING WATER IN THE PUGET
SOUND REGION
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/78 - 05/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=D823B-O38C **EPA=R8O5846-O2 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
L MCCABE
L POLISSAR
DB THOMAS
ES BOATMAN
W HINDS
EPA/HERL - CINC
FRED HUTCHINSON RES CTR
FRED HUTCHINSON RES CTR
STATE DEPT SOC/HLTH SERV
513-684-721 1
PROG IN EPIDEM & BIOSTATS
PROG IN EPIDEM & BIOSTATS
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
04/78 -START
01/79 -REPORT ON CANCER INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY RATES
01/80 -REPORT ON OCCUPATIONALLY LINKED CANCER
O4/81 -REPORT ON CASE CONTROL STUDY
(PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
REPORT ON CASE-CONTROL STUDY
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
RECN-OO1123 SSIE-GMA 5388 1 EPA -R8O5846-02
ORD -RD10B30-1079 LABN-D614B-O16 MAND-10-15
PE -823 LABT-OHR
PROJECT-ACTIVE
TASK-D823B-O38C
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
CANCER MORTALITY AND INCIDENCE DATA WILL BE USED TO DETERMINE IF THERE IS AN ELEVATED CANCER RISK
FOR THOSE PERSONS LIVING IN AREAS OF THE PUGET SOUND REGION WITH A HIGH CONCENTRATION OF ASBESTOS
IN THE WATER SUPPLY. DATA WILL INCLUDE DEATH CERTIFICATES, INCIDENCE RECORDS FROM SEER
POPULATION-BASED TUMOR REGISTRY, CENSUS TABULATIONS, AND WATER ANALYSES. STATISTICAL METHODS WILL
INCLUDE CALCULATIONS OF RATES AND RELATIVE RISKS. A CASE-CONTROL STUDY WILL BE UNDERTAKEN.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO189O-STRATOSPHERIC OZONE IN URBAN AIR
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
FY79
(GRANT)
191-541-2422
STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/78 - O2/79
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AH-O18 **EPA=R8O5913
J BUFALINI EPA/ESRL - RTP
L HUSAIN
02/79 -REPORT ON FY-78 SUMMER STUDY
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
2O-2O AA FOR AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
20-23 OAA FOR AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
2O-RO7 EPA REGION VII
CURR. RESULTS: 03 CAN CONTRIBUTE 20-40 PPB OF 03 IN HOUSTON.
DATA INTERPRETATION MADE DIFFICULT SINCE AN ATOMIC
BLAST HAD OCCURED DURING THAT TIME.
ORDIS CODES.-
PROJ STATUS.-
ABSTRACT
RECN-001890
ORD -RG1OB3O-2O79
MAND-2O-23
LABT-EPE
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 5215 1
LABN-G6O3A-AH-14
MAND-20-R07
EPA -R805913
MAND-2O-20
PE -603
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-G603A-AH-018
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS WORK IS TO STUDY THE 7BE AND 32P IN PARTICULATES. BERYLLIUM-7 HAS A
HALF-LIFE OF 53 DAYS WHILE PHOSPHOROUS-32 IS ONLY 14.3. BY MEASURING THESE TO COMPOUNDS, THE
STRATOSPHERIC CONTRIBUTION TO 03 CAN BE DETERMINED. APPROACH: PARTICULATE SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED IN
THE FY-78 FIELD STUDY IN HOUSTON, TEXAS. THESE SAMPLES WERE THEN ANALYZED FOR 7BE AND 32P WITH THE
USE OF LOW LEVEL COUNTING TECHNIQUES. RESULTS TO DATE: RESULTS TO DATE SHOW THAT 03 CAN CONTRIBUTE
2O-40 PPB OF 03 IN HOUSTON. DATA INTERPRETATION WAS MADE DIFFICULT SINCE AN ATOMIC BLAST HAD
OCCURRED DURING THAT TIME.
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R€PORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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MANAGEMENT AND
•PROJECT: OO1663-SULFUR BUDGET IN POWER PLANT PLUMES - PROCESSING
ANALYSIS OF PROJECT STATE DATA
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/75 - O6/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AA-O15 **EPA=R8O5918-O1 ** (GRANT)
W WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
N GILLANI WASHINGTON UNIV
04/79 -DISTRIBUTION OF DATA VOLUMES
O5/79 -DATA REPORT AND MEETING
O6/79 -REPORT ON DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS
O6/79 -REPORT ON PLUME TRANSPORT IN COLD WEATHER
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS.
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
AIRCRAFT DATA HAS BEEN COLLECTED AND IS BEING REDUCED
DISTRIBUTION AND ANALYSIS.
RECN-OO1663 SSIE-GMA 456O 2 EPA -R8O5918-O1
ORD -RG10B3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O2 PE -6O3
LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.,:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
919-541-2582
MECH ENG DEPT
AND FATE POLLUTANTS
TASK-G6O3A-AA-O15
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE CENTRALIZED DATA PROCESSING AND DATA BASE MANAGEMENT OF AIRCRAFT AND SELECTED
METEOROLOGICAL DATA COLLECTED IN THE FIELD PROGRAMS OF STATE AND TO ANALYZE THE FIELD DATA IN ORDER
TO DEVELOP, CALIBRATE AND VALIDATE A SULFUR PLUME MODEL APPLICABLE TO MESOSCALE AND LONG-RANGE
TRANSPORT OF SULFUR. APPROACH: ON-SITE DATA PROCESSING WILL BE PERFORMED WITH 24-HOUR TURNAROUND
YIELDING GRAPHICAL OUTPUT OF ALL AIRCRAFT DATA TO ENSURE DATA QUALITY AND FEEDBACK TO FIELD CREW.
AFTER EACH FIELD PROGRAM, COMPLETE DATA VOLUMES AND DATA TAPES WILL BE PREPARED FOR PERMANENT
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION. PARAMETERIZATION SCHEMES WILL BE USED IN A DIAGNOSTIC PLUME MODEL TO
DETERMINE PLUME SULFUR BUDGETS. RESULTS TO DATE: AIRCRAFT DATA HAS BEEN COLLECTED AND IS BEING
REDUCED FOR DISTRIBUTION AND ANALYSIS.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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201-321-6680
ASSN. OF BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS
RAMLIT ASSOCIATES INC.
*PROdECT: 004951-STORMWATER POLLUTION ANALYSIS WITH MAC MODEL IN CONTINUING PLANNING
UNDER 2O8 PLANNING
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE. : O4/78 - O2/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=C822A-S2T029 **EPA=R8O5927 ** (GRANT)
DC AMMON EPA/MERL - CINC
V YUCEL
JA LAGER METCALF & EDDY ENG INC
Yd LITWIN
12/78 -SAMPLING PROGRAM UNDERWAY
12/78 -GRANT CONTINUATION
O1/79 -PHASE I COMPLETION: EVALUATION/ANALYSIS OF MONITORING PROGRAM
12/79 -PHASE II COMPLETION: DEVELOP USER'S GUIDE AND DOCUMENTATION
O2/8O -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
O2/80 -MAC MODEL USER'S MANUAL AND DOCUMENTATION
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
MAC MODEL USERS MANUAL AND DOCUMENTATION
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 ENVIRONMENTAL
EVALUATION OF ABAC'S EXPERIENCE WITH MAC MODEL
APPLICATION HAS BEEN COMPLETED. ASSESSMENT OF MAC
MODEL APPLICATION EXPERIENCE AND RESULTS IN CITY OF
SAN FRANCISCO COMPLETED. SAMPLING AND MONITORING
PROGRAM UNDERWAY.
RECN-OO4951 SSIE-GMA 6O36 EPA -R8O5927 TASK-C822A-S2TO29
ORD -RC1OB3O-5O79 MAND-10-O1 MAND-3O-99
PE -822 LABT-EET
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
DATA-UPDATED
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE STUDY PERTAINS TO THE REFINEMENT AND DOCUMENTATION OF THE MACROSCOPIC PLANNING (MAC) MODEL BASED
ON THE ASSOCIATION OF BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS' (ABAC'S) APPLICATION EXPERIENCE FOR THEIR PL 92-50O,
SECTION 2O8 AREAWIDE WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT STUDY. THE MAC MODEL OFFERS BROAD BENEFITS TO THE
CONTINUING PLANNING PROCESS THROUGH WIDE AERIAL COVERAGE, SENSITIVITY TO LAND USE MANAGEMENT,
ANALYSIS OF MITIGATION MEASURES, AND SIMPLICITY OF APPLICATION BY LOCAL AGENCIES. NATIONAL
REFINEMENT AND DISSEMINATION OF THE METHODOLOGY WILL TAKE PLACE BY WAY OF: 1 '. SUMMARY OF ABAG
EXPERIENCE WITH MAC MODEL APPLICATION. 2. MODEL REFINEMENT AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS. 3. SELECTIVE
MONITORING/CALIBRATION. 4. DOCUMENTATION AND USERS GUIDE. RESULTS TO DATE: THE EVALUATION OF ABAC'S
EXPERIENCE WITH MAC MODEL APPLICATION HAS BEEN COMPLETED. THE ASSESSMENT OF MAC MODEL APPLICATION
EXPERIENCE AND RESULTS IN THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO HAS BEEN COMPLETED. SAMPLING AND MONITORING
PROGRAM IS UNDERWAY.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO4345-DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF ENTERIC VIRUSES IN
RAW AND TREATED WATER
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/78 - O9/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=A884 -13 **EPA=R805933-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: G BERG EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-7357
INVESTIGATOR.: JL MELNICK BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
MILESTONES...: 1O/79 -INTERIM REPORT
1O/8O -INTERIM REPORT
09/81 -IMPROVED METHODS FOR CONCENT. AND DETECTING SMALL QUANTITIES OF VIRUSES IN WATERS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-884 ) MEASUREMENT, TECHNIQUES & EQUIP DEV
FINAL OUTPUT.: IMPROVED METHODS FOR CONCENTRATING AND DETECTING SMALL
QUANTITIES OF VIRUSES IN WATERS.
MANDATE : 1O-OJ FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
3O-99 VIROLOGY METHODS
ACHIEVED EFFECTIVE RECOVERY OF ENTERIC VIRUSES USING
ANION-EXCHANGE RESIN MEMBRANE FILTER.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO4345
ORD -RA10B3O-5O79
MAND-1O-15
PE -884
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 5626
LABN-A612-13
MAND-2O-11
EPA -R805933-01
MAND-1O-O1
MAND-2O- 13
LABT-MTS
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-A884 -13
MAND-3O-99
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: QUANTITATIVE STUDIES WILL BE CONDUCTED TO DEVELOP METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF SMALL
NUMBERS OF VIRUSES IN LARGE VOLUMES OF WATER. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN TO THE PRESENCE OF
VIRUSES IN SOLIDS IN WATERS. RADIOIMMUNOASSAY AND OTHER SEROLOGICAL TECHNIQUES WILL BE APPLIED TO
THE RAPID IDENTIFICATION OF VIRUSES IN WATERS. STUDIES WILL BE UNDERTAKEN IN CONJUNCTION WITH ASTM
TO DEVELOP STANDARDIZED TECHNIQUES FOR RECOVERING WATER-BORNE VIRUSES'. APPROACH: 1. EXAMINE NEWLY
DEVELOPED ANION-EXCHANGE RESIN MEMBRANE FILTERS THAT ADSORB VIRUSES FROM WATER AT NEUTRAL PH LEVEL
AND DO NOT REQUIRE THE PRESENCE OF SALTS. 2. EVALUATE ENZYME-LINKED IMMUNOADSORBENT ASSAYS (ELISA)
AS A METHOD FOR RAPID IDENTIFICATION OF VIRUSES. 3. EXTEND THE COORDINATION AND PARTICIPATION IN
ASTM TESTS DIRECTED AT CHOOSING A METHOD FOR RECOVERING SMALL NUMBERS OF VIRUSES FROM LARGE VOLUMES
OF WATERS. RESULTS TO DATE: ACHIEVED EFFECTIVE RECOVERY OF ENTERIC VIRUSES USING THE ANION-EXCHANGE
RESIN MEMBRANE FILTER.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO2162-FUEL ECONOMY AND EMISSIONS PERFORMANCE OF DIESEL AUTOMOBILES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/78 - O1/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=G712B-BC-053 **EPA=R8O5934-O1 ** (GRANT)
P GABELE EPA/IERL - CINC
RE GIBBS STATE DEPT OF ENV CONSRV
GP WOTZAK STATE DEPT OF ENV CONSRV
SM BYER STATE DEPT OF ENV CONSRV
O9/79 -INTERIM REPORT
(PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVELOPMENT
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
20-24 DAA FOR MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
EFFORT DIRECTED TOWARD BUILD-UP OF SYSTEM REQUIRED
FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF RESEARCH PROGRAM AND ONLY
PRELIMINARY DATA HAS BEEN GENERATED AT THIS TIME.
RECN-002162 SSIE-GMA 5198 1 EPA -R805934-01
ORD -RB1OB3O-5O79 MAND-1O-O2 MAND-2O-24
PE -712 LABT-EET
919-541-3037
TASK-G712B-BC-053
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-BEING UPDATED UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS THE COLLECTION OF COMPREHENSIVE EMISSION AND FUEL
CONSUMPTION DATA FROM IN-USE DIESEL POWERED AUTOMOBILES. APPROACH: CONSUMER VEHICLES WILL BE TESTED
OVER PERIODIC INTERVALS FOR REGULATED EMISSIONS. FUEL CONSUMPTION, PARTICULATE MASS, DETAILED
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF PARTICULATE AND MUTAGENIC ACTIVITY OF PARTICULATE EXTRACTS BY THE AMES METHOD.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE
PROJECT
INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
EPA
R805943-01-0
T5>
National Inventory of Atmospheric Emissions from Stationary
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, *AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Principal Investigator: Owen W. Dykema, Project Manager,Stationary Systems
Office, Environment and Energy Conservation Division.
Project Director: Jerome Rossoff, Director,Stationary Systems Office,
Environment and Energy Conservation Division.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The Aerospace Corporation
P. O. Box 92957
Los Angeles, California 90009
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives. (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 word* or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Infurnuilion Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting rvseurch and ure forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
A nationwide inventory of combustion- and noncombustion-related atmospheric
emissions from stationary point sources was conducted under EPA Grant No.
R803283. The purpose was to assist the Combustion Research Branch (CRB) of the
Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory (IERL) at Research Triangle Park
(RTP), North Carolina in the establishment of priorities for combustion-related
pollution control research programs. The atmospheric pollutants of interest in
this grant, as defined by the CRB, are particulate matter, oxides of nitrogen, un-
burned hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. The inventory was confined to emissions
from a group of nine major industries or processes that contribute more than 90%
of stationary point source emissions. The resulting inventory is unique in that it
projects the emissions and charge rates to any time in the future, and cites un-
certainties in the projected data.
The purpose of the current grant is to: 1) update the previous inventory; 2)
expand the inventory to include emissions from stationary sources identified as
"area type sources", e. g. , gasoline service stations and internal combustion
engines for home use; 3) add the previously omitted food and agricultural industries
to the inventory; and 4) develop a geographical distribution of point source emissions
by identifying the industries which emit large fractions of the total nationwide
emissions within areas of high population density.
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PREPARED
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read ffi^JK^f!? fffi/ft^
FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
/$? ^5~?'v7-^Z_
TITLE OF PROJECT
I
'Baculovirus Pesticides: Identification of Markers for Genetic Studies"
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Max D. Summers, Professor, Entomology Department
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Texas A & M Research Foundation
Faculty Exchange Box H
College Station, Texas 77843
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives. (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential date),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The development and application of identification and detection technology
is proposed for evaluating the.genetics of baculoviruses pesticides for recombina-
tion and mutation. This is being accomplished by use of restriction endonuclease
fragment analysis, SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and radioimmunoassay.
With such techniques the ability to identify and monitor for baculovirus-host
interaction and potential to undergo genetic change can be accomplished.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
*PROJECT: OO4949-JOINT DRY-WET WEATHER FLOW TREATMENT OPTIMIZATION
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/78 - 12/8O
FY79
(GRANT)
TASK CODE=C822A-S1T052 **EPA=R8O60O3
EPA OFFICER.: AN TAFURI EPA/MERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: JH WHITELEY
AH BENEDICT
02/8O -COMPLETE FIELD EVALUATION
O6/8O -COMPLETE FINAL REPORT
O9/80 -PUBLISH FINAL REPORT
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
STORM WATER TREATMENT
201-321-6679
WHITELEY JACOB,SEN & ASSOCIATES
WHITELEY JACOBSEN & ASSOCIATES
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE : 1O-O1
30-99
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO4949
ORD -RC10B3O-5079
PE -822
SSIE-GMA 6O13
MAND-10-01
EPA -R806OO3
MAND-30-99
LABT-EET
TASK-C822A-S1TO52
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE BASIC OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE OF A DUAL DRY-WET WEATHER
TREATMENT FACILITY CONSTRUCTED TO ALLEVIATE WET-WEATHER FLOW BYPASSING CAUSED BY EXCESSIVE
INFILTRATION/INFLOW FROM THE CLATSKANIE SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM. THE FACILITY HAS BEEN DESIGNED
AND CONSTRUCTED TO HANDLE A FLOW RANGE OF 0.5 MGD AVERAGE DRY WEATHER FLOW TO 1.25 MGD WET WEATHER
FLOW. BOTH WET AND DRY-WEATHER FLOW TREATMENT IS PROVIDED FOR IN THE SAME UNITS AND CONSISTS OF
EITHER EXTENDED AERATION, CONVENTIONAL ACTIVATED SLUDGE, OR CONTACT STABILIZATION FOR DRY WEATHER
PERIODS. AN AERATED GRIT TANK AND COMMINUTOR WILL PROVIDE PRELIMINARY TREATMENT FOLLOWED BY A
PRIMARY CLARIFIER WHICH MAY ACT AS A SEDIMENTATION TANK DURING DRY WEATHER OR A DISSOLVED AIR
FLOTATION TANK DURING WET WEATHER. THE EFFLUENT WILL THEN BE CONVEYED TO THE "VARIABLE-MODED"
AERATION CONTACT TANK FOR BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT AND THENCE TO THE "VARIABLE-MODED" AERATION CONTACT
TANK FOR BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT AND THENCE TO A SECONDARY CLARIFIER. CHLORINATION IS PROVIDED PRIOR
TO DISCHARGE TO THE RECEIVING WATER. THE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION WILL INCLUDE THE OVERALL PLANT
EFFICIENCY AS WELL AS THE EFFICIENCY OF THE INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT UNITS. BASED ON THESE EVALUATIONS,
DESIGN CRITERIA WILL BE DEVELOPED TO ALLOW FOR LARGER SCALE PLANTS. CAPITAL AND OPERATING COST DATA
WILL BE INCLUDED AND UTILIZED TO COMPARE THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF THE DUAL TREATMENT VERSUS OTHER
CONTROL OPTIONS SUCH AS INFILTRATION/INFLOW CORRECTION, STORAGE AND/OR SEPARATE TREATMENT.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS ' PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: 00198O-TECHNIQUES FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF AEROSOL CARBON CONTENT
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - O5/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=G833D-EB-O12 **EPA=R806005 ** (GRANT)
C SAWICKI EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-3133
ES MACIAS WASHINGTON UNIV CHEM DEPT
O5/8O -DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE SET OF TECHNIQUES TO QUANTITATIVEL
(PE-833 ) INSTRUMENTATION & MEASUREMENTS
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE SET OF TECHNIQUES TO
QUANTITATIVELY DETERMINE AMBIENT CONCENTRATION OF
ATMOSPHERIC CARBON.
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
GRALE TECHNIQUE SUCCESSFULLY USED FOR ANALYSIS OF CARBON
AND OTHER LIGHT ELEMENTS COLLECTED ON TISSUQUARTZ FILTERS
AND HAS SHOWN PROMISE IN PRELIM TESTS FOR ANALYZING THIN
TEFLON FILTERS.
RECN-001980
ORD -RG10B30-1O79
SSIE-GMA 2717 3
MAND-1O-02
LABT-EPE
EPA -R8060O5
PE -833
TASK-G833D-EB-O12
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE RESEARCH IS FOCUSSED ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUMENTS AND TECHNIQUES FOR ANALYZING
CARBONACEOUS AEROSOLS WITH HIGH ACCURACY AND IN MORE DETAIL THAN IS PRESENTLY POSSIBLE. THE
RESEARCH EFFORT WILL CONCENTRATE ON THE STUDY OF ATMOSPHERIC PARTICLES LESS THAN A FEW MICROMETERS
IN DIAMETER. APPROACH: THE TOTAL CARBON CONTENT WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE GAMMA-RAY ANALYSIS OF
LIGHT ELEMENTS (GRALE) TECHNIQUE. THE ELEMENTAL CARBON FRACTION WILL BE DETERMINED BY REFLECTANCE
ANALYSIS AND ALTERNATIVELY DIFFERENTIAL HEATING FOLLOWED BY GRALE ANALYSIS, AND THE ORGANIC CARBON
BY THERMAL EVOLUTION AND ALTERNATIVELY SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF ORGANICS FOLLOWED BY A METHOD FOR
TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON. RESULTS TO DATE: THE GRALE TECHNIQUE HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY USED FOR THE
ANALYSIS OF CARBON AND OTHER LIGHT ELEMENTS COLLECTED ON TISSUQUARTZ FILTERS AND HAS SHOWN PROMISE
IN PRELIMINARY TEST FOR ANALYZING THIN TEFLON FILTERS.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. J58-R008I
PROJECT NO. (Do not
SSIE
uae fhic apac
e)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS FROM ASPHALT PRODUCTS
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENCAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Gerald L. Simard, Associate Professor
Chemical Engineering Department
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Maine at Orono
Orono, Maine 04473
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In thr Smithsonian Science Infurmution Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
(Mining rrHfurch iind are furwurdcd to investigator* who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objective of the proposed project is to determine whether
asphalt products under urban conditions present a problem in setting the
types and levels of acceptable atmospheric contaminants. Asphalt is a
very widely distributed construction material. In use, it is exposed to
sunlight, air, moisture and a broad range of temperatures. Photochemical
reactions with oxygen and moisture logically occur, and together with
volatile products can be of environmental concern. Under simulated
urban conditions, a laboratory study will be made to determine if an
environmental problem exists. Emissions from a typical asphalt will be
collected and analyzed to determine emission rates. Initial work will
be to develop analytical techniques. If emission is found significant,
the analytical methods developed will be applied in a subsequent pro-
posal to examine a broad spectrum of asphalt types and histories.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: OO44O1-REMOVAL OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES FROM WASTEWATERS BY INTEGRATED
BIOLOGICAL-ACTIVATED CARBON TREATMENT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 06/82 : FY79
TASK CODE=C821B-5TBE15 **EPA=R8O6O3O ** (GRANT)
JJ WESTRICK EPA/MERL - CINC
Wd WEBER UNIV OF MICHIGAN
O9/8O -INTERIM REPORT ON FIRST TWO YEARS
(PE-821 ) URBAN SYSTEMS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGEMENT
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
DAA FOR WATER ENFORCEMENT
DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
513-684-7652
SCH OF ENG
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
1O-01
20-41
2O- 1 1
2O-12
RECN-O04401
ORD -RC10B30-5079
MAND-20-11
LABT-EET
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 567O
MAND-10-01
MAND-20-12
EPA -R8O6030
MAND-20-41
PE -821
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-C821B-5TBE15
UPDATED- dUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBdECTIVE: THE PROPOSED WORK WILL FOCUS ON INTEGRATION OF BIOLOGICAL AND CARBON ADSORPTION TREATMENT
PROCESSES TO YIELD A SYSTEM WHICH IS CAPABLE OF COST EFFECTIVE REMOVAL OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES FROM
MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS. SPECIFICALLY, THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WOULD INVESTIGATE THE
FEASIBILITY, EFFECTIVENESS, AND CRITICAL CONTROL PARAMETERS ASSOCIATED WITH ADDITION OF ACTIVATED
CARBON TO CONVENTIONAL ACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEMS TO ACCOMPLISH TOXIC SUBSTANCE REMOVAL. CRITICAL
PARAMETERS THAT AFFECT REMOVAL OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES IN SUCH APPLICATIONS WILL BE INVESTIGATED,
INCLUDING: SLUDGE AGE; MIXED-LIQUOR SUSPENDED SOLIDS; ORGANIC COMPOSITION AND CONCENTRATION OF THE
WASTE; OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES; COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; TYPE AND CONCENTRATION
OF ACTIVATED CARBON: AND, INTERACTIVE BIOLOGICAL OXIDATION AND ADSORPTION PROCESSES.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 96
+PROJECT: O04414-EVALUATION OF ACTIVATED BIO-FILTER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS AT
HELENA, MONTANA
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - 01/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C822B-3D2O9 *+EPA=R8O6O47 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: RC BRENNER EPA/ME.RL - CINC 513-684-7657
INVESTIGATOR. : K RAKNESS M 8. I INC
R NISBET HELENA CITY PUB. UTIL. DIV
MILESTONES...: 12/78 -DATA COLLECTION INITIATED
O2/79 -HALF-DESIGN LOADING EVALUATION COMPLETED
07/79 -INTERMEDIATE LOADING EVALUATION COMPLETED .
O2/8O -FULL-DESIGN LOADING EVALUATION COMPLETED
08/80 -FINAL REPORT SUBMITTED TO EPA PROJECT OFFICER
O1/81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
CURR. RESULTS: DATA COLLECTION COMPLETED. PERFORMANCE RESULTS IN THIS
PHASE WERE EXCELLENT.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4414 SSIE-GMA 558O EPA -R8O6O47 TASK-C822B-3D2O9
ORD -RC1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O1 PE -822
LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR - CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP OPERATING AND PERFORMANCE INFORMATION
FOR THE ACTIVATED BIO-FILTER (ABF) PROCESS LOADED AT THE MANUFACTUR-ER'S RECOMMENDED DESIGN LOADING
CONDITIONS DURING THE MOST CRITICAL PERFORMANCE PERIOD OF THE YEAR, WINTER OPERATION. OTHER PROJECT
OBJECTIVES ARE TO DETERMINE THE RELATIVE CAPABILITIES OF THE FIRST-STAGE BIO-CELL TOWER AND THE
SECOND-STAGE SHORT-TERM AERATION BASIN IN SHARING THE ORGANIC LOADS TO THE ABF SYSTEM AND TO
DOCUMENT SYSTEM ENERGY REQUIREMENTS. APPROACH: THE RESEARCH APPROACH IS TO OPERATE THE ABF SYSTEM
UNDER THREE DIFFERENT LOADING CONDITIONS: HALF-DESIGN LOAD (CURRENT PLANT LOAD), INTERMEDIATE LOAD,
AND FULL-DESIGN LOAD. AN ADEQUATE EVALUATION TIME PERIOD FOR EACH OPERATING CONDITION IS PLANNED TO
ENSURE SYSTEM ACCLIMATION IS ACHIEVED AT A CHANGED LOADING CONDITION AND TO DETERMINE SYSTEM
STABILITY AT THAT LOADING CONDITION. DURING EACH LOADING CONDITION, PLANT PERFORMANCE, OPERATING
CHARACTERISTICS, AND ENERGY REQUIREMENTS WILL BE DOCUMENTED BUT THE MAJOR EMPHASIS WILL BE TO
OPERATE THE SYSTEM SO AS TO OPTIMIZE SYSTEM BOD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS REMOVAL CAPABILITIES. RESULTS
TO DATE: DATA COLLECTION UNDER EXISTING PLANT LOADING CONDITIONS (HALF-DESIGN LOAD) WAS COMPLETED
AT THE END OF FEBRUARY 1979 AS SCHEDULED. PERFORMANCE RESULTS IN THIS PHASE WERE EXCELLENT WITH
AVERAGE EFFLUENT BOD AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS CONCENTRATIONS FOR THE 3-MONTH PERIOD OF 15 MG/L (91%
REMOVAL) AND 1O MG/L (92% REMOVAL), RESPECTIVELY. THIS EFFLUENT QUALITY WAS ATTAINED WITH AN
AVERAGE FIRST-STAGE BIO-CELL ORGANIC LOADING OF 91 LB BOD/DAY/10OO CUBIC FT (1.5 KG/DAY/CUBIC M)
AND AN AVERAGE SECOND-STAGE AERATION TANK NOMINAL DETENTION TIME OF 1.8 HR.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) » OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT T978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OO1686-AIRBORNE SOLAR RADIATION MEASUREMENT FOR STATE
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
OROIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
EARTH & MINERAJ. SCI/METEOR DEPT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/78 - O6/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=G603A-AA-134 **EPA=R8O€O48-O1 ** (GRANT)
F POOLER EPA/ESRL - RTP
BA ALBRECHT PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
08/78 -COMPLETE FIELD MEASUREMENTS
11/78 -MEASURED DATA AVAILABLE TO OTHER INVESTIGATORS
06/79 -REPORT ON RADIANT ENERGY BALANCES
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
RADIATION DATA FOR METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS FOUND &
ANALYSES OF BOUNDARY LAYER RADIATION BALANCES
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
FIELD WORK PERFORMED 8/78
RECN-OO1686 SSIE-GMA 4916 EPA -R8O6048-O1 TASK-G6O3A-AA-134
ORD -RG10B30-1O78 MAND-10-O2 PE -6O3
LABT-EPE
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS TASK IS PART OF A LARGE PROGRAM TO DETERMINE TRANSPORT, TRANSFORMATION, AND REMOVAL PROCESSES
AND RATES AFFECTING ATMOSPHERIC CONCENTRATIONS OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS. INITIAL EMPHASIS IS ON STUDIES
OF DEFINABLE PLUMES OUT TO TIMES AND DISTANCES OF 24 HRS. AND 50O KM, RESPECTIVELY. MEASUREMENTS OF
SOLAR AND LONGWAVE (THERMAL) RADIATION WILL BE MAOE USING UPWARD AND DOWNWIND FACING SENSORS TO
CHARACTERIZE THE RADIANT FLUXES AND FLUX DIVERGENCE WHICH ARE FUNDAMENTAL PARAMETERS AFFECTING
BOUNDARY LAYER STRUCTURE. OUTPUT OF THIS TASK WILL BE RADIATION DATA FOR A VARIETY OF
METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS ENCOUNTERED DURING THE STUDY PERIOD, AND ANALYSES OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER
RADIATION BALANCES.
*PROJECT: OO1734-STUDIES OF PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER
FY78
(GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/78 - 03/81
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AB-O5 **EPA=R8O6O48-O1
FS BINKOWSKI EPA/ESRL - RTP
AK BLACKADAR PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
DW THOMSON PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
O9/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS
MANDATE : 1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS COOES..: RECN-OO1734 SSIE-GMA 4914 EPA -R806O48-O1
ORD -RG1OB30-1O78 LABN-G603A-AB-19 MAND-10-O2
PE -6O3 LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
EARTH & MINERAL SCI/METEOR DEPT
EARTH & MINERAL SCI/METEOR DEPT
AND FATE POLLUTANTS
TASK-G6O3A-AB-O5
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS STUDY OF THE PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER (PBL) WILL INCLUDE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TREATMENTS
OF THE CONVECTIVE MIXED LAYER, THE SURFACE ENERGY BUDGET AND THE SURFACE FLUX OF A POLLUTANT. A
SECOND PART OF THE STUDY WILL BE A MULTI-PLATFORM FIELD STUDY OF THE (PBL).
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RUN DATE: 01/1 I/SO
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROOECT: OO4796-BOUNDARY LAYER MODEL IMPROVEMENT AND VALIDATION
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - O6/8O . FY79
TASK CODE=G603A-AA-134 **EPA=R8O6048-01S2** (GRANT)
F BINKOWSKI EPA/ESRL - RTP
BA ALBRECHT PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
06/8O -REPORT ON BOUNDARY LAYER MODEL
(PE-603 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
REPORT ON BOUNDARY LAYER MODEL
1O-O2 : CLEAN AIR ACT
MEASUREMENTS MADE AND ANALYSES BEGUN.
RECN-OO4796 SSIE-GMA 5983 EPA -R8O6O48-01S2
ORD -RG1OB3O-1079 MAND-1O-O2 PE -6O3
LABT-EPE
919-541-4524
EARTH & MINERAL SCI/METEOR DEPT
TASK-G6O3A-AA-134
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1. DETERMINE EFFECTS OF AMBIENT AND PLUME AEROSOL UPON RADIANT FLUXES \SOLAR AND
TERRESTRIAL) FOR TENNESSEE PLUME STUDY. APPROACH: 1. MEASURE RADIANT FLUXES FROM AIRCRAFT ALONG
WITH AEROSOL-DATA. 2. ANALYZE DATA. RESULTS TO DATE: MEASUREMENTS MADE AND ANALYSES BEGUN.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OO4419-REMOVING ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS FROM DRINKING WATER - A PILOT PLANT STUDY
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE....
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - 12/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-01T42 **EPA=R806O52-01 ** (GRANT)
J DEMARCO EPA/MERL - CINC
PR WOOD DADE CNTY DEPT OF PUB HLTH
RA MORGAN DADE CNTY DEPT OF PUB HLTH
FR ALDRIDGE DADE CNTY DEPT OF PUB HLTH
L KAPLAN DADE CNTY DEPT OF PUB HLTH
DH WADDELL MIAMI DADE WAT & SEW AUTH
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-O9 REORGANIZATION PLAN tt 3
10-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
INVESTIGATION OF FOUR ACTIVATED CARBONS COMPLETED.
CARBON SELECTED FOR NEXT PHASE OF PILOT COLUMN STUDIES.
513-684-7282
RECN-004419
ORD -RC1OB3O-1O79
MAND-1O-O5
LABT-EET
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 5678
MAND-1O-O9
MAND-10-02
EPA -R806052-01
MAND-1O-03
PE -824
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-C824A-O1T42
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: A 1OO GAL. PER MINUTE PILOT PLANT STUDY TO DEVISE FEASIBLE AND ECONOMIC METHODOLOGY FOR
FULL SCALE PLANT REMOVAL OF EXISTING ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS FROM GROUND WATER AND/OR PREVENT
DEVELOPMENT OF POTENTIAL CARCINOGENS IN THE PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES IN DADE COUNTY, FLA. THE FINDINGS
WILL ALSO BE APPLICABLE TO OTHER AREAS. APPROACH: VARIOUS TYPES OF GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON WILL
BE STUDIED FOR EFFECTIVENESS IN REMOVING PRECURSOR SUBSTANCES WHICH REACT WITH CHLORINE TO PRODUCE
POTENTIAL CARCINOGENS, REMOVING EXISTING CONTAMINANTS PRESENT IN THE GROUND WATER, AND CONTAMINANTS
FORMED IN THE PLANT PROCESS. OPTIMUM PLACEMENT OF CARBON ADSORBERS, CARBON LIFE AND REGENERATION,
EFFECT OF OZONE, ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT AND BACTERIA WILL BE STUDIED. IN ADDITION, LOWER COST METHODS OF
MINIMIZING CONTAMINANTS BY COAGULATION AND DISINFECTION MODIFICATIONS WILL BE STUDIED. RESULTS TO
DATE: INVESTIGATION OF FOUR ACTIVATED CARBONS USING PARALLEL PILOT COLUMNS HAS BEEN COMPLETED.
THESE CARBONS WERE COMPARED FOR ADSORPTION OF TOC, THMFP, HALOGENATED AND NON-HALOGENATED
PURGEABLES. BASED ON RESULTS FROM THESE COMPARISONS A CARBON WAS SELECTED FOR THE NEXT PHASE OF
PILOT COLUMN STUDIES.
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Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PROJECT NO. (Do not uee thla apace>
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE OF PROJECT investigation of the Effectiveness of Surface-Active Agents i
Combatinq Open-Ocean Oil - • • -
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. J. R. Gould, Project Director, American Petroleum Institute
R. W. Neal, Principal Investigator, JBF Scientific Corporation
Dr. C. D. McAuliffe, Analytical Chemist , Chevron Oil Field Research
. A. Brown, Analytical Chemist, Exxon Research & Eng. Co.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
American Petroleum Institute
2101 L Street, Nort
Washington. D. C.
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach. (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In ih«- Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
t
The objective of the project is to determine how effective
certain surface-active agents, or dispersants, are in accelerat-
ing the processes which break up and dissipate an oil spill in
the open ocean. Specifically, such agents cause an oil slick
to be divided into droplets which are more readily evaporated
in the case of lighter fractions and more readily biodegraded
in the case of heavier fractions.
The approach taken will be to generate carefully controlled oil
spills in a selected open-ocean area, apply dispersants, and
take a series of water samples at various depths in and below
the oil slicks. The water samples will be analyzed to deter-
mine the amount of hydrocarbons of various molecular weights
that are present as a function of time. Two types of crude
oils will be used and three types of EPA-approved dispersants
will be tested. Strict measures will be taken to assure that
no significant ecological damage results from the tests.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2 ) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 1OO
*PROJECT: OO105O-STUDY OF MICROBIAL AEROSOLS EMITTED FROM WATER RECLAMATION PLANT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/78 - O8/8O : FY78
TASK CODE=D6O7A-O51 **EPA=R8O6O62-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: W JAKUBOWSKI EPA/HERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: KF FANNIN I I T RES INST
JD FENTERS I I T RES INST
MILESTONES...: 07/79 -ANNUAL REPORT
OS/SO -FINAL REPORT - MICROORGANISM LEVELS IN AIR FROM WWTP
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-6O7 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 AEROBIOLOGY
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-001050 SSIE-GMA 5144 EPA -R806O62-01 TASK-D6O7A-Q51
ORD -RD1OB3O-5O78 LABN-D6O7A-O1O MAND-1O-O1
MAND-3O-99 PE -607 LABT-OHR
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO DETERMINE THE OCCURRENCE OF SELECTED MICROORGANISMS IN AEROSOLS IN
THE VICINITY OF THE O'HARE WATER RECLAMATION PLANT (OWRP) LOCATED IN DES PLAINES. ILLINOIS. DURING
THE FALL AND SPRING MONTHS PRECEDING AND FOLLOWING INITIATION OF OPERATIONS. THE STUDY WILL BE
CONDUCTED IN ORDER TO OBTAIN DATA ON THE MICROBIOLOGICAL CONTENT OF AEROSOLS FROM MID AUGUST TO MID
NOVEMBER AND FROM MID-MARCH TO MID-JUNE. BOTH DAY AND NIGHT SAMPLES WILL BE TAKEN AT FOUR SITES TO
DETERMINE BACTERIAL AND COLIPHAGE CONCENTRATIONS AND AT TWO SITES TO ESTIMATE THE CONCENTRATIONS OF
ANIMAL VIRUSES. ONE SITE WILL BE LOCATED UPWIND AND THE REMAINING SITES DOWNWIND OF THE WASTEWATER
AERATION TANKS, BASED UPON METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING THE SAMPLING PERIOD. DURING EACH
SAMPLING TRIAL, AIR SAMPLES WILL BE COLLECTED WITH SLIT SAMPLERS, MULTISTAGED IMPACTORS, AND LARGE
VOLUME AIR SAMPLERS. DEPENDING UPON THE SPECIFIC ASSAY PROCEDURE THE MICROORGANISMS WILL BE
ENUMERATED EITHER BY DIRECT COLONY COUNT OR ESTIMATES BY THE MOST PROBABLE NUMBER METHOD.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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'PROJECT: OO18O1-EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF AEROSOL FORMATION MECHANISM IN A CONTROLLED
ATMOSPHERE
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/78 - OS/81 : FY78
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AC-15 **EPA=R8O6O7O-O1 ** (GRANT)
JL DURHAM EPA/ESRL - RTP
DL FOX UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
O8/79 -COMPLETE WORK ON CYCLOHEXENE. NOX, SULFUR DIOXIDE
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO1801 SSIE-GMA 49O3 EPA -R8O6070-01
ORD -RG1OB3O-1O78 MAND-1O-O2 PE -603
LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER
INVESTIGATOR
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
OROIS CODES.
SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH
SYSTEM
AND FATE POLLUTANTS
TASK-G603A-AC-15
PROJ STATUS
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
DATA-ORIGINAL
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
AN OUTDOOR CHAMBER WILL BE USED TO INVESTIGATE AEROSOL FORMATION PROCESSES IN SIMULATED URBAN
ENVIRONMENTS. EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEMS WILL BE STUDIED TO ELUCIDATE THE INTERACTION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE
WITH HYDROCARBON-OXIDES OF NITROGEN SYSTEMS THAT FORM LIGHT SCATTERING AEROSOLS. THE EXPERIMENTAL
APPROACH WILL BE (1) TO ESTABLISH THE INITIAL HYDROCARBON (HC) CONCENTRATION AND THE HC/NOX RATIO
FOR THE SUBSEQUENT SULFUR DIOXIDE EXPERIMENTS AND CHARACTERIZE THE ORGANIC AEROSOL, (2) GENERATE
AND CHARACTERIZE THE AEROSOL FOR THE HC-NOX-SULFUR DIOXIDE SYSTEM FOR CONDITIONS FAVORABLE TO
HOMOGENEOUS PATHWAYS. AND (3) FOR CONDITIONS FAVORABLE TO HETEROGENEOUS PATHWAYS.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OA1B No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA ' _ i
-/^ & S) / /} *7 7 — ( / /
ff*Z y c (f? C- / ^^ ^^ /
rlTLE OF PROJECT
Marine Ecosystems Research Laboratory (MERL)
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Michael E. Q. Pilson, Principal Investigator
See attached sheet
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Marine Ecosystems Research Laboratory
Graduate School of Oceanography
University of Rhode Island
-/->n PI
—Kings
SUMMARY O.F PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
[n tht> Smilhsunian Sricnrr Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
port ing ri'st'urch and are furwurdt-d to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
1) Objectives; The primary objectives of MERL are:
a) To design, develop and'operate experimental marine ecosystems.
b) To investigate the behavior of these systems and the organisms which live in
them, and from these studies to examine the feasibility of using large micro-
cosms to improve our understanding of the behaviour of natural systems.
c) To study the effects of various perturbants on individual species, species-
species interactions,.and on properties of the whole system.
d) To investigate the geochemical and biogeochemical behaviour of various elements
and organic compounds in these complex enclosed ecosystems.
2) Approach; Marine microcosms are maintained in tanks outdoors under natural sun-
light. Each tank is 5 1/2m high, 2m in diameter and contains 13 m^ of water.
In the bottom is placed about one ton of sediment in a layer 30cm deep. An at temp
is made to collect the sediment so as to minimize damage to the benthic fauna. Th
tanks are filled with water from Narragansett Bay, and this wateY also flows
through the tank to produce a residence time of about 30 days.
3) Current Plans; Biological and chemical observations wi11 be made on planktonic
and benthonic components of the ecosystems, to compare with each other and with
Narragansett Bay. Control tanks are untreated; other tanks will have chronic
inputs of No. 2 fuel oil or radioactive tracers.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROIECT
(Please read reverse before completing)
FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-K0081
PROJECT NO. (Do no' uao this space)
SSIE
/^ <^ /) / rf *~7 *^_r- $ /
TITLE OF PROJECT
Relationship Between Black Mangrove Forests and EStuarine Waters
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Frank G. Nordlie, Professor, Department of Zoology and Center for Wetlands
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Center for Wetlands, University of Florida
Phelps Lab
Gainesville, Florida 32611
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 wordt or lemm. Omit conlldenllml dmtm),
In the &nithaonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of walk in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and arc forwarded to investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Exports and imports of dissolved and particulate organic matter are being
measured from selected black mangrove forests in the west coast of Florida. All
indications from our preliminary results suggest net export of organic matter from
black mangroves to estuarine waters,0rganic matter output during the period of study
was more closely associated with rainfall events than with tides. Later in th e year
when tidal cycles show greater amplitudes, we expect an increase in the relative role
of the tides.
Our data should be significant to the issues concerning impoundment and development
of coastal wetland ecosystems.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: 004413-EVALUATION OF DEEP SHAFT BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/78 - 12/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C822B-3D2O5 **EPA=S8O6O81 ** (GRANT)
RC BRENNER EPA/MERL - CINC
DE SCHWINN ITHACA WATER/SEWER DIV
DE SCHWINN
DF STORRIER
RO DINGMAN ITHACA WATER/SEWER DIV
O7/79 -CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED, SYSTEM STARTUP INITIATED
O1/81 -DATA COLLECTION COMPLETED
O7/81 -FINAL REPORT SUBMITTED TO EPA PROJECT OFFICER
12/81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
DRILLING OF SHAFT AND INSTALLATION OF CASING COMPLETE.
INSTALLATION OF ABOVE-GROUND EQUIPMENT IN PROGRESS.
RECN-OO4413 SSIE-GMA 5579 EPA -S8O6O81
ORD -RC1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O1 PE -822
LABT-EET
513-684-7657
DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS
STEARNS & WHELER
STEARNS & WHELER
DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS
TASK-C822B-3D2O5
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT ARE TO EVALUATE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE DEEP SHAFT PROCESS
IN TREATING MUNICIPAL, WASTEWATER UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS AND COMPARE IT TO OTHER ACTIVATED SLUDGE
SYSTEMS TO: (1) DEFINE CRITICAL DESIGN AND OPERATING PARAMETERS, (2) COMPARE SOLIDS SEPARATION
CHARACTERISTICS UTILIZING FLOTATION AND SEDIMENTATION TANKS, AND (3) PROVIDE CAPITAL AND OPERATING
COST ESTIMATES TO APPLY DEEP SHAFT TECHNOLOGY. APPROACH: A 43O-FT DEEP, 18-IN. DIAMETER DEEP SHAFT
PILOT DEMONSTRATION SYSTEM WILL BE INSTALLED ON THE GROUNDS OF THE ITHACA WA.STEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT AND UTILIZED TO TREAT A SIDESTREAM (1OO,OOO-2OO,OOO GALLONS PER DAY) OF ITHACA MUNICIPAL
WASTEWATER. THE FLOTATION AND GRAVITY CLARIFICATION MODES OF FINAL LIQUID/SOLIDS SEPARATION WILL
EACH BE EMPLOYED ABOUT 9 MONTHS. PROCESS PERFORMANCE IN BOTH MODES WILL BE EVALUATED UNDER VARYING
CONDITIONS OF DIURNAL FLOW, ORGANIC LOADING, TEMPERATURE, AND CHEMICAL ADDITION. RESULTS TO DATE:
DRILLING OF THE SHAFT AND INSTALLATION OF THE CASING IS COMPLETE. INSTALLATION OF ABOVE-GROUND
EQUIPMENT INCLUDING CLARIFICATION SYSTEMS, INSTRUMENTATION, PUMPS AND PIPING, AND THE PILOT
BUILDING IS IN PROGRESS. PILOT SYSTEM STARTUP IS SCHEDULED FOR JULY 1979.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 1O3
•PROJECT: OO4653-ASSESSMENT OF THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF PROPOSED ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ON
WATER RESOURCES OF NORTHERN CHEYENNE INDIAN RESERVATION, MON
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/78 - 07/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=B623B-7O6 **EPA=R8O6O82-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: OF MARTIN EPA/IERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: WW WOESSNER NORTHERN CHEYENNE TRIBE
R MONTEAU NORTHERN CHEYENNE TRIBE
TJ OSBORNE NORTHERN CHEYENNE TRIBE
EL HEFFERN NORTHERN CHEYENNE TRIBE
MILESTONES...: 07/8O -FINAL REPORT ON NORTHERN CHEYENNE ENERGY IMPACT ASSESSMENT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-623 ) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
MANDATE : 1O-99 (NON-NUCLEAR ENERGY) PL 93-577
3O-99 HYDROLOGY - OIL SHALE
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4653 SSIE-GMA 5940 EPA -R8O6O82-O1 TASK-B623B-706
ORD -RB1OB30-3O79 MAND-1O-99 MAND-3O-99
PE -623 LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE PROJECT WILL INCREASE THE DATA BASE ON THE RESERVATION REGARDING WATER QUALITY AND
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF COAL MINING. APPROACH: FIELD MONITORING OF THREE PRIORITY SITES ON THE
RESERVATION WILL SUPPLY INFORMATION FOR A NEW AUTOMATIC DATA STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
The Environmental Impact of Energy-Related Organic Compounds on Aquatic Organisms
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Robert M. Carlson, Professor (Principal Investigator)
Ronald Caple, Professor
Department of Chemistry
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 15S-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
EPA
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Minnesota
Duluth, Minnesota 55812
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 word, or less. Omit confidential data).
In Ihr SmilliKoni.in Sricnti- liifurmution Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting rcHcurch mid .ire furwurd<-d to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The proposed work will attempt to assess the potential hazard to aquatic organisms
of exposure to sediment, suspended microparticulates, and water known to contain energy
related organic compounds. The program will be approached in the following ways:
1) The organic content of extracts of tissue, microparticulates (e.g., fly ash, sedi-
ment, etc.) and water from areas impacted by energy production facilities that use coal
as their fuel source will be compared with similar extracts from areas not subject to
such stress. 2) Biological systems (ie., fish, invertebrates, bacteria) will be
evaluated to determine if there are adverse effects such as toxicity, bioaccumulation,
or mutation upon exposure to PAH's, polycyclic aromatic phenols, and azaarenes.
3) The chemical and biological properties of photo oxidation and chlorination pro-
ducts of energy-related organic compounds will be investigated. 4) The effect of
adsorption of the organic compound on particulates in mediating biological response
and chemical reactivity will also be studied.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: OO44OO-PRESENCE OF PRIORITY POLLUTANTS IN SEWAGE AND THEIR REMOVAL IN SEWAGE
TREATMENT PLANTS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - O6/8O FY79
TASK CODE=C821B-5TAFO3 **EPA=R8O61O2-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. : SA HANNAH EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7651
INVESTIGATOR.: FB DEWALLE UNIV OF WASHINGTON SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH & COMM MED
ES CHIAN UNIV OF WASHINGTON SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH & COMM MED
PROGRAM ID... (PE-821 ) URBAN SYSTEMS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGEMENT
FINAL OUTPUT. ANALYTICAL PROTOCOL FOR PRIORITY POLLUTANTS
RESULTS OF SURVEY OF 25 TREATMENT PLANT FOR PRIOR. POLL.
MANDATE : 1C-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT. . .
ANALYTICAL PROTOCOL COMPLETED AND REPORT BEING WRITTEN.
SAMPLING AND ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES BEING TESTED AT TWO
PLANTS BEFORE BEGINNING MAJOR PLANT SURVEY.
RECN-OO44OO
ORD -RC10B30-5O79
MAND-2O-11
LABT-EET
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 5674
MAND-10-01
MAND-2O-12
EPA -R8O61O2-O1
MAND-1O-03
PE -821
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-C821B-5TAFO3
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES/APPROACH: THE PROPOSED STUDY WILL CONDUCT A SURVEY TO DETECT THE PRESENCE OF PRIORITY
POLLUTANTS IN RAW SEWAGE IN MAJOR METROPOLITAN AREAS DURING BOTH THE DRY AND WET SEASON. THE
REMOVAL OF THESE POLLUTANTS BY SEDIMENTATION AND BIOLOGICAL DEGRADATION WILL BE ASSESSED BY
MONITORING FOR TRACE POLLUTANTS IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SEWAGE EFFLUENT. SINCE MANY POLLUTANTS
ACCUMULATE IN THE BACTERIAL BIOMASS, ANAEROBIC DIGESTER SLUDGE WILL ALSO BE TESTED FOR PRIORITY
POLLUTANTS. EACH SAMPLE WILL BE ANALYZED FOR VOLATILE CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS USING A PURGING
TECHNIQUE. CHLORO- AND NITROBENZENES, BIPHENYLS, ETHERS, NITROSAMINES AND PHTHALATES WILL BE
OBTAINED IN THE NEUTRAL/BASE METHYLENE CHLORIDE EXTRACT, WHILE CHLORINATED PHENOLS WILL BE
RECOVERED IN THE ACID METHYLENE CHLORIDE EXTRACT; POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS WILL BE
EXTRACTED FROM THE WATER_WITH CYCLOHEXANE WHILE PESTICIDES WILL BE RECOVERED WITH HEXANE. ANY
.PRIORITY POLLUTANT PRESENT ABOVE 1 PPB (1 MICROGRAM L) WILL BE ANALYZED AND QUANTIFIED. RESULTS TO
DATE: THE ANALYTICAL PROTOCOL HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND IS BEING WRITTEN UP IN A REPORT. THE SAMPLING
AND ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES ARE BEING TESTED ON TWO PLANTS (CONWAY-ATLANTA, GA., AND RENTON-SEATTLE,
WA.) TO WORK OUT ANY PROBLEMS BEFORE BEGINNING THE MAJOR PLANT SURVEY.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 1O5
"PROJECT: OO^O37-ACADEMY FORUM ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF OCEAN RESOURCES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/78 - O8/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=V625A-O1 **EPA=R8O6115-O1 ** (GRANT)
C HALL EPA/OEET- DAA
RR WHITE NATL ACADEMY OF SCI
08/78 -REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON OCEAN RESOURCES (DELAWARE)
O9/78 -REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON OCEAN RESOURCES (SEATTLE)
10/78 -REGIONAL WORKSHOP OCEAN RESOURCES (NEW ORLEANS OR GALVESTON)
O1/78 -ACADEMY FORUM (WASHINGTON DC)
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-625 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS
MANDATE : 30-99 OCEANOGRAPHY
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O04O37 SSIE-GMA 5271 EPA -R8O6115-01 TASK-V625A-O1
ORD -RV10B3O-3O78 MAND-30-99 PE -625
LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY HAVE OPENED THE OCEANS AS A SOURCE OF ABUNDANT MATERIALS, ENERGY, AND FOOD.
OCEAN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY AND PROCEDURES, HOWEVER, ARE BECOMING MORE COSTLY AND INCREASINGLY
COMPLEX AS THESE ACTIVITIES EXTEND INTO HARSHER AND MORE REMOTE REGIONS, AND CONCERNS MOUNT FOR THE
PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, THE CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES, AND THE SAFETY OF HUMAN LIFE. THESE
CONCERNS HAVE RESULTED IN CONFLICTING AND RESTRICTIVE REGULATORY POLICIES AS WELL AS
COUNTERPRODUCTIVE DELAYS FOR ALL CONCERNED. IN AN EFFORT TO FIND NEW WAYS OF COMMUNICATION AMONG
THE VARIOUS GROUPS INTERESTED IN THE BROAD TOPIC OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF OCEAN RESOURCES, IT IS
PROPOSED THAT THEY BE BROUGHT TOGETHER IN AN ACADEMY FORUM IN REGIONAL WORKSHOPS AND EVENTUALLY IN
PLENARY SESSIONS IN WASHINGTON, D.C., AT WHICH TIME THE DISCUSSION CAN BE SHARED WITH
REPRESENTATIVES OF GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY, AND PUBLIC INTEREST GROUPS. THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS ACADEMY
FORUM INCLUDE: TO SEEK NEW WAYS FOR CONSTRUCTIVE PARTICIPATION OF SCIENTISTS, SEA TECHNOLOGISTS,
AND CITIZENS TO FORMULATE PROGRAMS FOR THE BENEFICIAL UTILIZATION OF OCEANS WHILE PROTECTING THE
GOVERNMENT. TO DETERMINE THE LONG- AND SHORT-TERM ISSUES EMERGING FROM THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF
OCEAN RESOURCES, AND TO PLACE THESE ISSUES IN SOME ORDER OF PRIORITY.
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REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT- OO4422-REMOVAL OF GIARDIA LAMBLIA CYSTS IN DRINKING WATER PLANTS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROd STATUS.. :
ABSTRACT :
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/79 - O2/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-O1T68 **EPA=R806127 ** (GRANT)
GS LOGSDON EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7345
W FOPPE UNIV OF WASHINGTON SCH OF PUBLIC HLTH & COMM MED
O6/79 -COMPLETE LAB STUDIES OF UNITS PROCESSES FOR GIARDIA CYSTS REMOVAL
O3/8O -COMPLETE FULL SCALE PLANT EVALUATION OF GIARDIA CYSTS REMOVAL
02/81 -REPORT
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
2O-RO1 EPA REGION I
2O-RO2 EPA REGION II
2O-RO7 EPA REGION VII
20-RO9 EPA REGION IX
20-R1O EPA REGION X
PILOT PLANT BUILT AND PLACED IN OPERATION
ON CONCENTRATION AND ENUMERATION UNDERWAY
RECN-OO4422
ORD -RC1OB3O-5079
MAND-2O-RO2
PE -824
,ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
SSIE-GMA 5585
MAND-2O-13
MAND-2O-R07
LAB STUDIES
EPA -R8O6127
MAND-20-RO1
MAND-20-R09
LABT-EET
DATA-UPDATED
TASK-C824A-O1T68
MAND-2O-R1O
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBdECTIVE: IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED STUDY TO INVESTIGATE AND DETERMINE THE REMOVAL OF CYSTS
OF GIARDIA LAMBLIA, A PATHOGENIC PROTOZOA, IN DRINKING WATER FILTRATION TECHNIQUES EFFECTIVELY
REMOVE THE CYSTS AS WELL AS THE SORT OF PROBLEMS THAT COULD OCCUR AND PERMIT CYSTS TO PASS THROUGH
FILTERS. APPROACH: THE LABORATORY AND_FULL SCALE INVESTIGATION WILL EVALUATE INDIVIDUAL UNIT
PROCESSES, SUCH AS SEDIMENTATION. COAGULATION, FILTRATION AND CHLORINATION, FOR THEIR ABILITY TO
REMOVE CYSTS. OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EACH PROCESS WILL BE SYSTEMATICALLY VARIED TO STUDY
ITS EFFECT ON CYST REMOVAL. TREATMENT CONDITIONS THAT SUCCESSFULLY REMOVE CYSTS AND CONDITIONS THAT
FAIL TO REMOVE CYSTS WILL BE REPORTED. RESULTS TO DATE: A PILOT PLANT HAS BEEN BUILT AND PLACED
INTO OPERATION. LABORATORY STUDIES ON CONCENTRATION AND ENUMERATION ARE UNDER WAY.
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REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
•ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OO5179-AN HISTORICAL COHORT EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE HEALTH EFFECTS ON
NEWBORNS AND INFANTS OF CL02 AS A WATER DISINFECTANT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - OO/8O :
TASK CODE=D823B-O13E **EPA=R8O6139-O1 **
R MIDAY EPA/HERL - CINC
GS MOORE UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
RW TUTHILL UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
EJ CALABRESE UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
(PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ORDIS COOES..: RECN-CO5179 SSIE-GMA 6183 EPA
ORD -RD1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O1 PE
LABT-OHR
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...
FY79
(GRANT)
-R8O6139-O1
-823
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
513-684-7461
PUB HLTH DIV
PUB HLTH DIV
PUB HLTH DIV
TASK-D8238-O13E
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: CHLORINE DIOXIDE IS A POWERFUL OXIDANT AND CHLORITE, ONE OF THE BY-PRODUCTS OF CL02
DISINFECTION, IS ANOTHER POWERFUL OXIDANT. THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF CL02 DISINFECTION OF HUMANS HAS
NOT BEEN FULLY ASSESSED. THERE IS EVIDENCE THAT PREGNANT MOTHERS, FETUSES IN UTERO, AND NEWBORNS
MAY BE AT INCREASED RISK TO OXIDANT STRESS AND ARE LIKELY TO EXHIBIT INCREASED ERYTHROCYTE
DESTRUCTION AND/OR METHB FORMATION IN BLOOD CELLS EXPOSED TO CHLORINE DIOXIDE OR CHLORITE. THE
OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO ASSESS THE EXTENT OF THIS RISK BY AN HISTORICAL EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
STUDY ON THESE AT RISK GROUPS IN A POPULATION SERVED BY A WATER SUPPLY DISINFECTED WITH CL02.
•PROJECT: OO3786-A FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND CONTROL OF
CLADOPHORA IN THE GREAT LAKES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/78 - O1/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=N769 -045 **EPA=R806149-O1 ** (GRANT)
NA THOMAS EPA/ERL - DULUTH
RP CANALE UNIV OF MICHIGAN
MT AUER UNIV OF MICHIGAN
O1/79 -FINAL REPORT: FEASIBILITY OF MODELING GROWTH OF CLADOPHORA
(PE-769 ) GREAT LAKES
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
AEROSPACE ENG DEPT
AEROSPACE ENG DEPT
RECN-OO3786
ORD -RN10B3O-1O78
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 4938
MAND-10-O1
LABT-EPE
EPA -R8O6149-O1
PE -769
TASK-N769 -O45
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED WORK IS TO INVESTIGATE THE FEASIBILITY OF DEVELOPING MATHEMATICAL
MODELS FOR CLADOPHORA WHICH CAN BE USED TO PREDICT THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ALTERNATIVE CONTROL
MEASURES AND POLICIES. THE APPROACH WILL INVOLVE A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF THE SCIENTIFIC
LITERATURE AND VISITS TO LABORATORIES WHERE RESEARCH ON CLADOPHORA IS IN PROGRESS. FURTHERMORE,
STUDIES OF CLADOPHORA IN LAKE HURON WILL BE CONDUCTED FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEMONSTRATING FIELD
TECHNIQUES AND EVALUATING THE USEFULNESS OF ADDITIONAL WORK. THE STUDIES WILL INCLUDE MEASUREMENTS
OF NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS, AND VITAMINS IN BOTH THE WATER AND PLANT TISSUE. OTHER ECOLOGICAL FACTORS
SUCH AS TEMPERATURE AND THE LOCATION OF POINT FIELD DATA WILL BE USED TO CONSTRUCT AN OVERALL
MATHEMATICAL MODELING FRAMEWORK FOR CLADOPHORA WHICH CAN BE USED TO PREDICT THE IMPACT OF CONTROL
STRATEGIES.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
PROJECT
SSIE
Fo
OMB
NO. (Do
rm Approved
No. 138-R0081
not use this space)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
A Feasibility Study for the Mathematical Modeling and Control of Cladophora in the Great
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER 1-3K6
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Raymond P. Canale
Martin T. Auer
Professor Civil Engineering
Water Resources Program
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The University of Michigan
Office of Research Adminstration, 222 Res. Admin.
Ann Arbor. Michigan 48105
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In I hi- SmilliHonifin Scicni i> Informal ion Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting n-Ht-urch find wrfc forwurdrd to investigators who request such information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
The objective of the proposed work is to investigate the feasibility
of developing mathematical models for Clodorphora which can be used to
predict the effectiveness of alternative control measures and policies.
The approach will involve a comprehensive review of the scientific
literature and visits to laboratories where research on Cladorphora is in
progress. Furthermore, studies of Cladorphora in Lake Huron will be con-
ducted for the purpose of demonstrating field techniques and evaluating
to usefulness of additional work. The studies will include measurements
of nitrogen, phosphorus, and vitamins in both the water and plant tissue.
Other ecological factors such as temperature and the location of point
nutrient sources will also be examined. The literature results and
field data will be used to construct an overall mathematical modeling
framework for Cladorphora which can be used to predict the impact of
control strategies.
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RUN DATE: 01/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO4423-PILOT SCALE EVALUATION OF BIOLOGICAL ACTIVATED CARBON FOR REMOVAL OF THM
PRECURSORS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - O9/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. :
PROGRAM ID...:
TASK CODE=C824A-O1T69 **EPA=R806157
K CARSWELL EPA/MERL - CINC
WH GLAZE NORTH TEXAS STATE
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT &
MANDATE : 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4423 SSIE-GMA 5671
ORD -RC10B30-1079 MAND-10-15
LABT-EET
** (GRANT)
UNIV
GROUND WATER PROT
EPA -R8O6157
PE -824
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
INST OF APPLIED SCI
TASK-C824A-O1T69
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UP8ATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE/APPROACH: THIS PROJECT WILL SEEK TO DETERMINE THE EFFICACY OF OZONE COMBINED WITH
ACTIVATED CARBON FILTRATION, THE SO-CALLED BIOLOGICAL ACTIVATED CARBON (BAC) PROCESS, FOR THE
TREATMENT OF SURFACE WATER SOURCES IN THE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA AREA WHICH CONTAIN HIGH DISSOLVED
ORGANIC CARBON (DOC). A 10 GPM PILOT PLANT WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AND OPERATED AT THE AMISS FILTER
PLANT IN SHREVEPORT. VARIOUS UNIT PROCESSES INCLUDING BAC, GAC, FLOCCULATION, PRE- AND
POST-DISINFECTION WILL BE UTILIZED IN THE PILOT FACILITY. THE PRINCIPAL ANALYTICAL PARAMETERS TO BE
MONITORED INCLUDE DOC, DISSOLVED ORGANIC HALOGEN (DOX), TRIHALOMETHANES (THM'S), TRIHALOMETHANE
FORMATION POTENTIAL (THMFP), AND OTHER INDICATORS OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC CONTENT OF THE RAW AND
TREATED WATERS. IN ADDITION, THE PROJECT WILL EXAMINE THE FEASIBILITY FOR SUBSTITUTION OF ACTIVATED
CARBON AND/OR BIOLOGICAL ACTIVATED CARBON IN THE DUAL MEDIA FILTERS CURRENTLY IN USE AT THE AMISS
FILTER PLANT FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING ORGANICS REMOVAL.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 1}8-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not urn* tMm mpmcf)
SSIE
EPA
Xf
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECTS
SSIE ft
we 773 w
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Determination of Minimal Human Infectious Dose of an Enterovirus in Drinking Water
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Gilbert M. Schiff, M.D. - Director, The Christ Hospital Institute of Medical Research
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pasquale V. Scarpino, Ph.D. - Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University
of Cincinnati, Professor of Environmental Engineering
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The Christ Hospital Institute of Medical Research
2141 Auburn Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach. (3) Cun-ent Plan* and/or Pro gre» (200 word a or /esa. Omit confidential dmtm).
In tba {kai In Ionian Science Infonnation Exchange, summaries of wont in progress are exchanged with government and private agenclee sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigator* who request such information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Objective: To determine the minimal infectious dose of ECHO-12 virus in drinking
water in susceptible human volunteers.
Approach: To inoculate volunteers with varying doses of ECHO-12 virus in drinking
water and follow the volunteers for evidence of infection (viral shedding
and antibody response) and/or illness (signs and symptoms)
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED
FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 1S8-R0081
PROJECT
SSIE
NO. (Do not u*e this space;
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Assessment of Enerev-Related Toxicant Stress in an Engineered Ecosystem
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Robert H. Boling.Jr., Asst. Professor, Zoology; Dr. William E. Cooper, Professor,
Zoology; Dr. Kenneth W. Cummins, Professor, Kellogg Biological Station; Dr. Erik D.
Goodman, Electrical Engineering and Systems Science, Assoc. Professor; Dr. Howard E.
Johnson, Professor, Pesticide Research Center.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plane and/or Progress (200 word* or less. Omit confidential data).
In th<> Smilliftuninn Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting rrnuurch iind ure forwarded tn investigators who request such information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
To achieve the basic objective of assessing lotic ecosystem response to
energy-related toxic effluents, this program will design, implement, and operate
two independent lotic mesocosms, each at least 1035 meters in length and controlled
to minimize exogenous systemic perturbations. These channels will be manipulated
experimentally to quantitatively evaluate chronic impacts and fates of specific
energy-related toxicants. Initial experiments will deal with phenols. Concurrent
with the experimental research, quantitative predictive models will be developed
and refined to fully characterize the experimental mesocosms.
Due to the channel configurations, some results of this project will be
useful for raceway aquaculture.
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REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: O04778-STUDY OF DENTAL EFFECTS IN A POPULATION EXPOSED TO H20 FLUORIDE LEVELS
IN "CRITICAL" ZONE
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/79 - 12/8O
TASK CODE=D823B-O24C **EPA=R8O6238-O1
EPA OFFICER.: JB LUCAS
INVESTIGATOR.: CT SMITH
VA SEGRETO
D JOHNSON
513-684-7429
SW RES INST
SW RES INST
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
FY79
(GRANT)
EPA/HERL - CINC
UNIV OF TEXAS
UNIV OF TEXAS
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INST
O3/79 -SELECTION OF STUDY SITES
O4/79 -DEVELOP RECRUITMENT PROTOCOL
O8/79 -PRE-TEST PROTOCOL DEVELOPED
O8/8O -PERFORM SAMPLING AND COLLECT CHEMICAL DATA
10/80 -DATA ANALYSIS
12/80 -PREPARE FINAL REPORT
12/80 -PROVIDE NEW DOSE RESPONSE INFORMATION ON PRESENT FLUORIDE STANDARD
(PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
PROVIDE NEW DOSE RESPONSE INFORMATION ON PRESENT
FLUORIDE STANDARD.
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
RECN-OO4778 SSIE-GMA 5774 EPA -R806238-01 TASK-D823B-O24C
ORD -RD1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-15 PE -823
LABT-OHR
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: IN THE PROPOSED STUDY, INFORMATION REGARDING MOTTLING AND DISCOLORATION OF TEETH WILL BE
COMPARED TO FLUORIDE LEVELS IN THE PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES OF SEVERAL COMMUNITIES. VOLUNTEER
PARTICIPANTS WILL BE RECRUITED THROUGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN EIGHT COMMUNITIES HAVING NATURALLY
OCCURRING HIGH FLUORIDE LEVELS. STUDENTS FROM GRADES 1-4 (6-9 YRS OF AGE) AND WHOSE FAMILIES
UTILIZE WATER DELIVERED BY THE COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM WILL SERVE AS A SOURCE OF VOLUNTEERS.
APPROACH: AN ORAL EXAMINATION TO DETERMINE LEVEL OF MOTTLING, DISCOLORATION OF TEETH AND A DMFS
SURVEY WILL BE ADMINISTERED TO EACH PARTICIPANT AND A URINE SAMPLE WILL BE COLLECTED FOR FLUORIDE
ANALYSIS. INFORMATION REGARDING PERSONAL AND HEALTH BACKGROUND WILL BE OBTAINED WITH SPECIALLY
DESIGNED QUESTIONNAIRE FORMS. AN OPINION SURVEY REGARDING PERCEPTION OF PROBLEMS RELATED TO TEETH
MOTTLING AND DISCOLORATION WILL ALSO BE ADMINISTERED BY USE OF A SECOND QUESTIONNAIRE FORM. DATA
RESULTING FROM ORAL EXAMINATIONS, ANALYSES OF URINE SAMPLES, BACKGROUND HEALTH AND PERSONAL
INDICATORS, AND OPINIONS REGARDING THE PROBLEMS OF MOTTLING AND DISCOLORATION WILL BE COMPARED TO
FLUORIDE LEVELS IN THE VARIOUS COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLIES TO DETERMINE THE SPECIFIC LEVEL OF FLUORIDE
AT WHICH PROBLEMS OCCUR.
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FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 1S8-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this (pace;
SSIE
EPA ^^^»fc * ^ _ . ^ ^•j- -^ ^r
TITLE OF PROJECT pui-| Scale Demonstrati on of Waste Sludge Incinerator Fuel Reduction
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Program Director - David W. Hoppock-Director, Department of Public Works,
City of Indianapolis
Program Manager - Eugene W. Waltz, Urban Systems Engineering and Research Div.,
Indianapolis Center for Advanced Research
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
City of Indianapolis, Department of Public Works
2460 City-County Building
Indianapolis. Indiana 46204
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*. (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 wards or teas. Omit confidential dmta).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agenciea (im-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objective of this project is to demonstrate a 40 percent reduction in fuel
consumption in the full scale operation of the Indianapolis waste sludge,incinerator
plant. A newly developed operational control system, which has been tested on one
incinerator, will be installed'and operated on all (8) plant incinerators to
achieve the fuel reduction. The program work plan will include (1) the design,
specification, purchase and installation of control instrumentation, (2) incinerator
equipment modifications, (3) operator training, (4) a 5-6 month operational
demonstration of reduced fuel consumption, and (5) documentation and evaluation
of the results. The program will be executed over a 12-15 month time period.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OA1B No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
"%?0t*2.s~/—0/
TITLE OF PROJECT
Dissolution of CaCO-i in Aqueous Solution
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Gary T. Rochelle, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Bureau of Engineering Research, University of Texas at Austin,
Austin, Texas 78712
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In Ihr SmilliKoniiin Srioni'r Informal ion Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
purl inK rcnfurch und arc (urwurdcd to investigators who request such information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Data and understanding on the rates of CaC03 dissolution in aqueous, solution
are essential to the reliable design and operation of scrubbing systems using
limestone for stack gas desulfurization. Previous quantitative investigations of
CaCC>3 dissolution have concentrated on solutions typical of the ocean environment
or acid mine drainage. These investigators concluded that either H diffusion or
surface reaction can be the limiting mechanism of calcite (CaCC^) dissolution,
depending on the pH. This investigation will be directed toward conditions typical
of stack gas scrubbing—55°C, Pco2=0<1~1 atm» PH *-6, dissolved Ca4^, Kg"1"1",^*,
S(>4=, HS03~. and Cl~. Previous investigations under these conditions have not in-
cluded adequate control of pH and C(>2 partial pressure and adequate characterization
of CaC03 particle size and surface area. In this investigation CaC03 will be
dissolved by acid titration at constant pH and controlled PCO?' Surface area will
be determined by BET adsorption and particle size analysis. Rates of CaC03
dissolution will be measured with normal constituents of scrubbing slurry and
solution and with buffer additives such as organic acids.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO4769-ORGANIC AND ORGANOTIN COMPOUNDS LEACHED FROM PVC AND CPVC WATER PIPES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
513-684-7459
SCH OF PUB HLTH
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - 10/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=D823B-O12C **EPA=R8O6275-O1 ** (GRANT)
NS ULMER EPA/HERL - CINC
EA BOETTNER UNIV OF MICHIGAN
1O/79 -COMPLETION OF PHASE I: DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY
1O/80 -DEV. AND APPLICAT. OF METHODS FOR ORGANICS AND ORGANOTINS
(PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
METHODS FOR ORGANICS AND ORGANOTIN
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
LITERATURE SEARCH FOR METHODOLOGY, PREPARATION OF
EXTRACTS OF PLASTIC SAMPLES, AND CHARACTERIZATION
OF FIVE TIN COMPOUNDS USED AS STABILIZERS.
RECN-004769 SSIE-GMA 5781 EPA -R8O6275-01 TASK-D823B-012C
ORD -RD1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-15 PE -823
LABT-OHR
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE WHETHER ORGANOTIN COMPOUNDS ARE INTRODUCED INTO POTABLE WATER SUPPLIES WHEN
USING POLYVINYL CHLORIDE AND CHLORINATED POLYVINYL CHLORIDE PIPE CONTAINING TIN COMPOUNDS AS
STABILIZERS. A SECONDARY OBJECTIVE IS TO DETERMINE WHAT CHEMICALS OTHER THAN TIN COMPOUNDS ARE
LEACHED FROM SUCH PIPING INTO THE WATER SUPPLY. APPROACH: A TWO-STEP APPROACH IS BEING USED. FIRST,
THE ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY, CAPABLE OF DETERMINING THE EXTRACTED CHEMICALS IN THEIR COMPOUND FORM
AT THE LEVELS AT WHICH THEY ARE EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT, WILL BE ESTABLISHED. THIS METHODOLOGY WILL
THEN BE INCORPORATED IN A SYSTEM TO DETERMINE THE AMOUNTS OF ORGANOTINS AND OTHER COMPOUNDS IN
WATER SUPPLIES USING PVC AND CPVC PIPING. RESULTS TO DATE: ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING THE FIRST THREE
MONTHS OF THIS EFFORT INCLUDE A LITERATURE SEARCH FOR APPROPRIATE METHODOLOGY, COMMUNICATION WITH
PVC AND CPVC AND STABILIZER FORMULATORS, PREPARATION OF APPROPRIATE EXTRACTS OF PLASTIC SAMPLES,
AND CHARACTERIZATION OF FIVE TIN COMPOUNDS USED AS STABILIZERS.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OO4657-LEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF RAW SURFACE STORED OIL SHALE
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/78 - O3/8O : FV79
TASK CODE=B623B-845 **EPA=R8O6278-O1 ** (GRANT)
ER BATES EPA/IERL - CINC
DB MCWHORTER COLORADO STATE UNIV
SK SKOGERBOE COLORADO STATE UNIV
O3/8O -FINAL REPORT: LEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF SURFACE
(PE-623 ) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
1O-99 . (NON-NUCLEAR ENERGY) PL 93-577
WORK STARTED, BUT NO RESULTS YET.
RECN-OO4657 SSIE-GMA 5919 EPA -R8O6278-O1
ORD -RB1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-99 PE -623
LABT-EET
513-684-4417
AGRIC ENG DEPT,
AGRIC ENG DEPT
STORED OIL SHALE
TASK-B623B-845
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DETERMINE THE LEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF RAW OIL
SHALE FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING POTENTIAL IMPACTS UPON WATER QUALITY OF LARGE QUANTITIES OF
SURFACE-STORED RAW OIL SHALE. SUBORDINATE OBJECTIVES ARE TO ESTIMATE THE QUANTITIES OF LEACHATE
WATER LIKELY TO BE AVAILABLE IN FIELD LOCATIONS AND TO COMBINE THESE DATA WITH DATA ON LEACHATE
CONCENTRATIONS TO ESTIMATE POTENTIAL LOADING OF RECEIVING WATERS WITH DISSOLVED SOLIDS, TRACE
ELEMENTS, AND ORGANICS. APPROACH: DATA WILL BE OBTAINED BY SUBJECTING COLUMNS OF MINED RAW SHALE TO
LEACHING TESTS UNDER A VARIETY OF FLOW RATES, CONDITIONS OF AERATION, AND COLUMN LENGTHS. CHEMICAL
ANALYSES OF RAW SHALE AND EFFLUENT FOR COMMON IONS, TRACE ELEMENTS, AND ORGANICS WILL BE MADE.
RESULTS TO DATE: WORK HAS STARTED BUT NO RESULTS ARE AVAILABLE AS YET.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 112
*PROJECT: OO4758-MOSQUITO BIOASSAYS FOR DRINKING WATER TOXICANTS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O3/79 - O9/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=D629 -OO6 **EPA=R8O6284-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: KL BLACKBURN EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-7408
INVESTIGATOR.. CA LANG UNIV OF LOUISVILLE FOUND CHEM & ENV ENG DEPT
BJ MILLS UNIV OF LOUISVILLE FOUND CHEM & ENV ENG DEPT
MILESTONES...: O9/8O -COMPLETION OF TEST PROCEDURE STANDARDIZATION
09/81 -VALIDATION OF TEST SYSTEMS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-629 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
FINAL OUTPUT.: VALIDATION OF TEST SYSTEMS
MANDATE : 1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4758 SSIE-GMA 5778 EPA -R8O6284-O1 TASK-D629 -OO6
ORD -RD10B30-1O79 HAND-10-15 PE -629
LABT-OHR
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROPOSAL ARE TO DEVELOP MOSQUITO BIOASSAYS FOR DRINKING
WATER BASED ON LARVAL GROWTH AND ALSO ADULT LONGEVITY. OUR OVERALL OBJECTIVE IS TO DEVELOP VALID,
RAPID BIOASSAYS TO DETERMINE THE TOXICITY OF SUSPECTED COMPOUNDS FOUND IN DRINKING WATER. APPROACH:
THESE ASSAYS WILL BE APPLIED TO DETERMINE THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC TOXICITY OF TRIHALOMETHANES AND
RELATED ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS. IN ADDITION, THE PHARMACOKINETICS OF SELECTED TOXIC ORGANIC
CONTAMINANTS WILL BE STUDIED IN THE MOSQUITO IN ORDER TO COMPARE ITS METABOLISM WITH THAT OF
MAMMALS. FINALLY, THE RELATIONSHIP OF GLUTATHIONE AND ITS ENZYME SYSTEMS WILL BE DETERMINED AND
CORRELATED WITH THE PREVIOUSLY OBTAINED TOXICITY AND METABOLISM INFORMATION.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read reverse before completing)
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. fDo not use (his space;
SSIE
"X f^-2^Ł-<4/
TITLE OF PROJECT
Effect of Cadmium and Sewage Wastewaters on Cypress Strands
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT. , ,_.._. .
Howard T. Odum, Graduate Research Professor, Environmental Engineering Sciences and
Director, Center for Wetlands
Patrick Brezonik, Professor, Environmental Engineering Sciences
Katherine C. Ewel, Assistant Professor, School of Forest Resources 6 Conservation
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Center for Wetlands, University of Florida, Phelps Lab, Gainesville, Florida 32611
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plani and/or Progress (200 word, or lets. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
This is a proposal to measure the response of cypress swamps to cadmium and to
sewage flowing under controlled arrangements in the field. Based on our preliminary
study of sewage disposal in cypress domes and in a cypress strand receiving sewage for
45 years at Waldo, Florida (Odum, Ewel, Brezonik et al., 1978; Nessel, 1978), the
^feasibility of cypress wetlands as tertiary treatment systems has been indicated.
jwever, important questions remain. One of these is: What is the loading that is
appropriate for cypress strands (a flowing swamp)? In a preliminary study of the strand
at Waldo, adequate control of water was not available to determine the loading (inches
per week of wastewater).
A second question is:
wetland ecosystem; what is
metals in the swamp?
What is the effect
the extent of metal
of heavy metals such
removal; and what is
as cadmium on the
the fate of heavy
Parallel barriers will be constructed in the cypress strand, forming two flowing
swamp strips to which wastewaters will be supplied at a controlled rate. Wastewater
will be spiked with cadmium to levels found in municipal wastewaters from larger cities.
Measurements down the flowing strands will indicate when the levels of nutrients,
cadmium, and sewage microbes are at background levels. Measurements of tree growth,
litter, vegetation indices, and animal diversity will be used as indices of effects.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: OO4852-AN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM MODELING PACKAGE FOR MINICOMPUTERS
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/78 - 12/8O . FY79
TASK CODE=K6O9A-414-A **EPA=R806299-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA/ERL - ATHENS
RENSSELAE-R POLY INS-T
RENSSELAER POLY INST
RENSSELAER POLY tNST
TO BARNWELL
RA PARK
HR BUNGAY
d€ LEONARD
MILESTONES...: O8/79 -INTERIM REPORT
12/8O -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-609-) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4852 SSIE-GMA 5821
ORD -RK1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O1
LABT-EPE
404-546-3175
GEOLOGY DEPT
GEOLOGY DEPT
GEOLOGY DtPT
AND FATE OF POLLUTANTS
EPA -R8O6299-O1
PE -6O9
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
TASK-K6O9A-414-A
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: AN EFFICIENT, FAIL-SAFE PACKAGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL-SPECIFIC VERSIONS OF THE AQUATIC
ECOSYSTEM MODEL CLEANER WILL BE DEVELOPED TO AID IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF FRESHWATER
LAKES AND RESERVOIRS. THE PACKAGE WILL INCLUDE A SERIES OF STREAMLINED, SPECIAL-PURPOSE MODELS
(MICRO-CLEANER) PROGRAMMED TO RUN ON A MINICOMPUTER- IT WILL ALSO HAVE AN INTERACTIVE INPUT-OUTPUT
PROGRAM TO SERVE AS A "SMART" INTERFACE WITH OTHER MORE POWERFUL VERSIONS, SUCH AS MS.CLEANER,
PERMITTING CONVERSATIONAL-MODE COMPUTER GRAPHICS. APPROACH: THE AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM MODEL CLEANER IS
THE FOUNDATION UPON WHICH THIS MODEL WILL BE BASED. THE PRINCIPAL THRUST OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE TO
RETAIN THE REALISM AND GENERALITY OF THE MODEL, WHILE AT THE SAME TIME SIMPLIFYING THE STRUCTURE
AND PROGRAMMING FOR IMPLEMENTATION ON A MINICOMPUTER. SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF CLEANER WILL BE USED
TO IDENTIFY THOSE ASPECTS OF THE MODEL THAT ARE INSENSITIVE IN A PARTICUULAR AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT.
CLEANER WILL BE PROGRAMMED FOR A MINICOMPUTER, GIVING SPECIAL ATTENTION TO NUMERICAL ACCURACY AND
EXECUTION TIME. ENVIRONMENT-SPECIFIC VERSIONS WILL BE DEVELOPED FOR SEVERAL DISTINCT TYPES OF LAKES
AND RESERVOIRS. A LIMITED NUMBER OF APPLICATION-SPECIFIC VERSIONS WILL DEMONSTRATE THE'UTILITY OF
THE MODEL. A USER'S MANUAL AND VIDEO TAPE PRESENTATION EXPLAINING THE USE OF THE MODEL WILL BE
PROVIDED.
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/ U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-ROO&1
PROJECT
SS1E
•7?
NO. (Do not use (his apace)
$ 12
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA/f^(^^^^-^/
TITLE OF PROJECT
"Improved Techniques for Residual Ozone"
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Gilbert Gordon, Professor and Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Miami University
(Principal Investigator)
Dr. Hiroshi Tomiyasu, Department of Chemistry, Shinshu University, Matsumoto, Japan
(Post Doctorate Research Associate)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio 45056
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 word* or le««. Omit confidential data).
In thi- Smithsonian Sricnt <• litfurnuition Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
portint; ri-xvuri:h :ind ..re forwjrdrd In investigators who request such information. Your summary ll to be used for these purposes.
The overall objectives of this project are to provide reliable and precise methods
of analysis for residual ozone*. Hopefully, these methods will be reliable to approxi-
mately 1%, completely free from interferences and readily carried out by relatively
untrained personnel such as laboratory technicians or members of the water treatment
plant staff.
A secondary goal is to identify relatively inexpensive but reliable instrumental
techniques applicable to continuous analysis of residual ozone in waste water
supplies covering concentration ranges from as low as 0.05 mg/liter to as high as
10 mg/liter with a proposed accuracy and internal precision of approximately ±5%.
The project will also include a detailed comparison of existing methods for residual
ozone including reliability of the method, accuracy of the method, internal precision
and potential interferences, thus allowing a direct comparison between residual
ozone analyses made in different laboratories and between different samples.
New methods developed under the auspices of this research will be designed to meet
the above objectives with reliability of the method, selectivity (i.e., absence of
interferences), internal precision and overall reliability as major objectives.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
»ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO4433-AJMIMAL HEALTH EFFECTS OF INHALED PARTICULATES
FY78
(GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - O9/81 :
TASK CODE=H601D-8389 **EPA=R8O6327-01 **
DE GARDNER EPA/HERL - RTP
R EHRLICH I I T RES INST
O2/79 -COMPLETE ACUTE STUDIES OF 2 FINE PARTICLES
04/79 -COMPLETE ACUTE STUDIES OF 2 COARSE PARTICLES
06/79 -COMPLETE INTERMITTENT STUDIES OF 2 FINE PARTICLES
1O/79 -COMPLETE INTERMITTENT STUDIES OF 2 COARSE PARTICLES
1O/8O -COMPLETE ACUTE AND INTERMITTENT STUDIES OF 4 ADDITIONAL COMPOUNDS
11/80 -BEGIN CHRONIC STUDIES
(PE-6O1 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO4433 SSIE-GMA 5556 EPA -R806327-01 TASK-H6O1D-8389
ORD -RH10B3O-1078 MAND-1O-02 PE -6O1
LABT-OHR
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
TO PROVIDE AN IMPROVED DATA BASE FOR THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF PARTICULATES, MICE WILL BE EXPOSED TO
PARTICLES CONTAINED IN THE FINE (LESS THAN 2.5 MICRONS) AND COARSE (APPROXIMATELY 8 MICRONS) MODES
OF AMBIENT AIR. THE ACTUAL POLLUTANTS CHOSEN WILL DEPEND UPON MONITORING DATA AND ADVICE FROM
ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTS. EXPOSURES WILL BE ACUTE, INTERMITTENT AND CHRONIC AND WILL INCLUDE
EXAMINATION OF DOSE RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS. THE PRIMARY EMPHASIS OF THIS PROJECT IS ON HOST DEFENSE
MECHANISMS AGAINST INFECTIOUS PULMONARY DISEASE. TO THIS END, THE INFECTIVITY MODEL WILL BE USED IN
WHICH POLLUTANT EXPOSED ANIMALS RECEIVE AEROSOLS OF INFECTIOUS BACTERIA, AND THE ENSUING MORTALITY
IS COMPARED TO THAT FOR CLEAN-AIR EXPOSED CONTROLS. ADDITIONAL PARAMETERS SUCH AS PULMONARY
BACTERICIDAL ACTIVITY, ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGE FUNCTION AND PULMONARY MORPHOLOGY (USING SCANNING
ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC TECHNIQUES) WILL ALSO BE EXAMINED.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: 004672-TEST FIRING OF SOLID WASTE AS A SUPPLEMENTAL FUEL TO AN INDUSTRIAL
BOILER »
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 09/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=B624B-544 **EPA=R8O6328-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: RA OLEXSEY EPA/IERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: G BOLEY MADISON CITY GOVT
ML SMITH MADISON CITY GOVT
MILESTONES...: 09/80 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-624 ) CONSERVATION AND UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
MANDATE : 10-99 (NON-NUCLEAR ENERGY) PL 93-577, (RCRA) PL 94-580
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
2O-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4672 SSIE-GMA 5916 EPA -R806328-O1 TASK-B624B-544
ORD -RB1OB3O-5O79 MAND-1O-99 MAND-1O-O5
MAND-2O-14 PE -624 LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT TO INVESTIGATE THE FEASIBILITY OF CO-FIRING MUNICIPAL
SOLID WASTE WITH FOSSIL FUEL IN AN INDUSTRIAL BOILER. THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF THE CO-FIRING
OPERATION WILL BE EVALUATED. ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF CO-FIRING WILL BE ANALYZED FOR BOTH THE
MUNICIPALITY SUPPLYING THE FUEL AND THE INDUSTRIAL PLANT USING THE FUEL. APPROACH: THIS
INVESTIGATION SHALL BE IN THE FORM OF AN ACTUAL LIMITED DURATION TEST-FIRING AT AN EXISTING
INDUSTRIAL BOILER. TESTING DURATION WILL BE FOR 100O HOURS TOTAL.
*PROJECT: OO4738-BACTERIAL SURVIVAL IN POTABLE WATER WITH LOW TURBIDITY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 10/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-S2TO35 **EPA=R8O6329-O1 ** (GRANT)
RH TAYLOR EPA/MERL - CINC
RH CIULLO NASSON COLLEGE
HE FERRAN NASSON COLLEGE
O9/79 -CONTINUATION FUNDED
09/79 -INTERIM REPORT
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
SIX WEEKS OF MONITORING DATA.
RECN-OO4738 SSIE-GMA 5991
ORD -RC1OB3O-1O79 MAND-10-15
LABT-EET
EPA -R8O6329-O1
PE -824
513-684-7204
DEPT OF BIOL
DEPT OF BIOL
TASK-C824A-S2TO35
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS PROJECT WILL EXAMINE DIFFERENT TYPES AND LEVELS OF TURBIDITY THAT COULD PROVIDE
PROTECTION FOR BACTERIAL SURVIVAL DURING DISINFECTION. HOW DO TURBIDITY LEVELS AFFECT THE
DISINFECTION OF POTABLE WATER? THE NATURE AND EFFECTS OF BOTH ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TURBIDITIES
WILL BE DETERMINED. APPROACH: WEEKLY MONITORING OF THE NORTH BERWICK WATER CO. TREATMENT FACILITY
AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM WILL INCLUDE STANDARD PLATE COUNT, COLIFORMS, PH, TURBIDITY, CHLORINE, TOC,
AND COLOR. LAB SCALE TESTING OF TURBIDITY AFFECTS ON VARIOUS DISINFECTANTS AND DOSAGES WILL BE
PERFORMED. RESULTS TO DATE: SIX WEEKS OF MONITORING DATA.
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REVISED
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OA1B No. /58-R008J
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA
R806335-01 REVISED
TITLE OF PROJECT ASSESSMENT OF SOTU CLAY7 AND CAUSTIC- SODTTEFFECTb ON LAND DISPOSAL
OF CHLORINATED-HYDROCARBON WASTES
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
R. A. Griffin, Geochem. Sect., Geochemist & Head
S. F. J. Chou, Geochem. Sect., Research Associate
D. R. Dickerson, Geochem. Sect., Organic Chemist
N. F. Shimp, Chemical Group, Principal Chemist
Keros Cartwright, Hydrogeol.
& Geophysics Section,
Geologist & Head
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Illinois State Geological Survey (217/344-1481)
University of Illinois
Urbana. Illinois 61801
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In I he Smithsimitm Srirm .• liifiirmut ion Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting ri'scarch iind are lurwurdcd to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
REVISED
Objectives: Determine the attenuation mechanisms and capacity of selected clay
minerals and soils for hexachlorocyclopentadiene (HCCPD) and "hex" waste; determine
the effects of caustic-soda brine on the attenuation and solubility of HCCPD; de-
velop a chemical model to predict HCCPD migration through soils.
APPROACH: This will be accomplished by characterization of the organic and in-
organic pollutants in "hex" waste, determination of the "salting coefficient" for
HCCPD in caustic-soda brine, and measurement of adsorption isotherms for HCCPD on
various soils and clay minerals.
Mechanisms of adsorption and predictive models will be developed by measuring the
effects of surface area, organic carbon content, concentration, and caustic-soda
brines of various concentrations on the adsorption of HCCPD by selected soils and
clay minerals. Mobility of HCCPD in soils will be independently assessed by use of
soil thin-layer chromatography and column leaching techniques.
The proposed research will be designed to answer the above objectives and to provide
an understanding of the fundamental processes that will allow predictions of attenu-
ation in soils not previously tested.
STATUS: Project is just being started.
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kJATirp OF RFCFAPPH PPOIFfT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 1SS-R0081
PROJECT HO. (Do not use this
SSIE
space;
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Pharmacological Effects of Nitrate Exposures
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
OTO?"tt TBIBSf^ T^^tW^ffTogy, Professor of Pharmacology, Principal
Investigator; Ernest Elsevier, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Associate Professor
of Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineer; Kotaro Saito, Dept. of Pharmacology,
Research Associate, Tissue Culturist; Fredrick 0. O'Neal, Dept. of Pharmacology,
' Research Associate, lexicologist
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Duke University Medical Center
Durham, North Carolina 27710
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Cuirent PI an I and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit conlidenlial dels).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigator* who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The inhalation toxicity of nitric acid and nitrate salts will be evaluated in rats
and guinea pigs. The deposition and clearance of aerosols of nitric acid and nitrate
salts will be determined. Toxicity will be assessed by mortality, biochemical and
pharmacological end points. The" relative toxicity of nitrate salts will be screened
by in vitro exposure of human, rat and cat lung cells grown in culture. The growth
and~Tncorporation of precursors into nucleic acid and proteins, the biosynthesis of
prostaglandins and mode of growth of the cultured cells, and the effects of nitrates
on the release of vasoactive hormones from mast cells will be determined. The
toxicity of nitrate aerosols to whole animals will be assessed by the measurement
of biochemical and pharmacological function ex vivo using the isolated, ventilated
and perfused lung. The uptake and metabolism of prostaglandins and 5-hydroxytryptamine
will be determined. The release of histamine and slow reacting substance of anaphy-
laxis will also be measured. The 0-demethylation reaction will be determined in situ
using the perfused lung. These data will be integrated to assess the hazard to man
of the inhalation of atmospheric nitrate particulates.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
» OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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•PROJECT: OOO517-CO-FIRING OF RDF - DROSS WITH COAL IN A STOKER BOILER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
RA OLEXSEY
FR REHM
R HECKLINGER
CR VELFY
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - 09/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=B624B-844 **EPA=R8O6338 ** (GRANT)
EPA/IERL - CINC
MILWAUKEE CO ENV SERV DIV
MILWAUKEE CO ENV SERV DIV
MILWAUKEE CO ENV SERV DIV
OS/79 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-624 ) CONSERVATION AND UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
20-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
RECN-OO0517 SSIE-GMA 5219 1 EPA -R806338 TASK-B624B-844
ORD -RB1OB3O-5O79 MAND-1O-O5 MAND-2O-14
PE -624 LABT-EET
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IS TO DETERMINE THE SUITABILITY OF A TRAVELING
GRATE STOKER FURNACE FOR COMBUSTION OF COAL AND DROSS FROM A RESOURCE RECOVERY PLANT. IN THE
PROJECT, THE DROSS MATERIAL WILL BE FIRED WITH COAL AND THE EMISSIONS FROM THE COMBUSTION PROCESS
CHARACTERIZED. APPROACH: THE 90O ACRE MILWAUKEE COUNTY INSTITUTIONS COMPLEX INCLUDES A POWER PLANT
TO PRODUCE HEATING STEAM AND ELECTRICITY. STEAM IS GENERATED IN THREE TRAVELING-GRATE,
SPREADER-STOKER FIRED BOILERS. ONE SPREADER-STOKER WILL BE FITTED WITH A FUEL FIRING SYSTEM SO THAT
DROSS CAN BE SPREAD OVER A BURNING COAL BED. THE PROGRAM WOULD MONITOR AND EVALUATE THE PROBLEMS
ASSOCIATED WITH THE FEED SYSTEM.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
"ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*'
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*PROJECT: OO4737-PILOT PLANT TESTING - REMOVAL OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS FROM GLEN COVE,
N.Y.. WATER SUPPLY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/78 - 01/80 : FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-S1T8O **EPA=R806355 ** (GRANT)
FEIGE EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7496
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. ..:
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
WA
DD RUGGIERO
A CARUSO
O4/79 -COMPLETE PILOT PLANT - BEGIN AERATION/ADSORPTION STUDIES
11/79 -DRAFT OF FINAL REPORT
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
20-R02 EPA REGION II
3O-99 WATER TREATMENT
PILOT SCALE UNITS COMPLETED AND ANALYTICAL
CAPABILITIES AVAILABLE. PROJECT UNDERWAY.
GLEN COVE CITY GOVERNMENT
GLEN COVE CITY GOVERNMENT
RECN-004737
ORD -RC1OB3O-5O79
MAND-2O-RO2
LABT-EET
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 5888
MAND-1O-15
MAND-30-99
EPA -R806355
HAND-2O-13
PE -824
DATA-ORIGINAL
TASK-C824A-S1T8O
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PRIME RESEARCH OBJECTIVES ARE TO (1) ESTABLISH PRACTICALITY, (2) DETERMINE RELEVANT
DESIGN PARAMETERS AND (3) CAPITAL AND OPERATING COSTS OF BOTH AERATION AND ABOSORPTION TECHNIQUES
FOR REMOVING TRICHLORO- AND TETRACHLORO-ETHYLENE FROM THE CITY OF GLEN COVE DRINKING WATER SUPPLY.
APPROACH: THE APPROACH IS TO TEST SUITABLY SIZED PILOT PLANT EQUIPMENT TO PERMIT RELIABLE SCALE-UP.
FOR EACH PROCESS, THE EFFECTS OF VARYING OPERATING PARAMETERS WILL BE INVESTIGATED, SUCH AS - FOR
ADSORPTION - RESIN CONTACT TIME, BED DEPTH, AND REACTIVATION TECHNIQUES AND - FOR AERATION - AIR TO
WATER RATIO, RESIDENCE TIME, TEMPERATURE. TESTS WILL BE CONDUCTED OVER EXTENDED PERIODS TO ASSURE
RELIABILITY FOR MOST PROMISING PROCESS PARAMETERS. RESULTS TO DATE: PILOT SCALE UNITS HAVE BEFN
COMPLETED AND ANALYTICAL CAPABILITIES ARE AVAILABLE. PROJECT IS UNDERWAY.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 118
•PROJECT: O04727-TREATMENT OF STORMWATER RUNOFF BY A MARSH/FLOOD BASIN
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 03/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C822A-S2TO26 **EPA=R8O6357 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.. AN TAFURI EPA/MERL - CINC 201-321-6679
INVESTIGATOR.: YJ LITWIN RAMLIT ASSOCIATES INC.
YJ LITWIN ASSN. OF BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS
MILESTONES.-..: O8/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF STUDY AREA
02/80 -COMPLETE LITERATURE REVIEW
O3/8O -COMPLETE INFLOW AND OUTFLOW DATA COLLECTION
06/8O -COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF RESULTS
09/8O -COMPLETE DRAFT FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
MANDATE : 10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 URBAN RUNOFF TREATMENT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O04727 SSIE-GMA 5994 EPA -R8O6357 TASK-C822A-S2TO26
ORD -RC1OB30-5079 MAND-10-O1 MAND-3O-99
PE -822 LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: TO ANALYZE THE QUALITATIVE CHANGES OF SURFACE RUNOFF AS A RESULT OF PONDING IN A
MARSH/FLOOD BASIN. COMPARISON WILL BE MADE BETWEEN USING THE MARSH/FLOOD BASIN AS A TREATMENT
MEASURE FOR MITIGATING STORMWATER RUNOFF POLLUTION, OTHER BMPS AND STRUCTURAL TECHNIQUES USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE. APPROACH: THE OBJECTIVES WILL BE SATISFIED BY AN EXTENSIVE SAMPLING AND MONITORING
PROGRAM WHICH WILL INCLUDE COLLECTING DATA AND ANALYZING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BASIN AND THE
TRIBUTARY WATERSHED AND COST INFORMATION OF BASIN OPERATION. ALSO INCLUDED VIA SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING
AS DESCRIBED HEREIN WILL BE A THOROUGH LITERATURE SEARCH UPDATING THE STATE-OF-THE-ART ON POLLUTANT
CONTROL UTILIZING BEST VEGETATIVE AND HYDRAULIC PRACTICES.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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'PROJECT: OO4O26-TEXAS LIGNITE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND RESEARCH PLAN
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . . :
•FINAL OUTPUT. :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING'/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/73 - 03/79 : FY78
TASK CODE=V624C-14 **EPA=R8O6359-O1 ** (GRANT)
P SCHWENGELS EPA/OEET- DAA
D WHITE STA ENERGY ADV COUN
05/78 -PHASE I WORK PLAN
O6/78 -PHASE I REPORT
06/78 -REVIEW PANEL MEETING
O8/78 -PHASE II & III WORK PLAN
12/78 -PHASE II REPORT
O1/79 -REVIEW PANEL MEETING
O2/79 -PHASE III REPORT
03/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-624 ) CONSERVATION AND UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
FINAL REPORT PRESENTING RESULTS OF RESEARCH FORMAT.
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
PRELIM. PHASE I REPORT, REVIEW PANEL MEETING, COMPLETION
OF WORK PLAN.
RECN-OO4O26 SSIE-GMA 52O6 EPA -R8O6359-01 TASK-V624C-14
ORD -RV1OB30-1078 MAND-1O-O2 PE -624
LABT-EET
PROJECT-ACTIVE
DATA-ORIGINAL
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO ASSESS THE PROBABLE IMPACTS OF EXPECTED FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF
TEXAS LIGNITE RESOURCES. THIS MULTI-DISCIPLINARY, POLICY-ORIENTED STUDY WILL CONSIDER POSSIBLE
LIGNITE EXTRACTION AND UTILIZATON OPTIONS THROUGH THE YEAR 2000. THE RESEARCH TEAM WILL ATTEMPT TO
IDENTIFY AND CHARACTERIZE THE MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIO-ECONOMIC, PUBLIC HEALTH AND INSTITUTIONAL
IMPACTS WHICH COULD RESULT FROM THIS PROCESS AND THE POLICY ISSUES CREATED OR AGGREVATED BY THESE
IMPACTS. ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS TO POLICY PROBLEMS WILL BE OUTLINED WITH PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES OF
EACH. THE MAJOR FINAL PRODUCT OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE A FINAL REPORT PRESENTING THE RESULTS OF THE
RESEARCH EFFORT IN A FORMAT WHICH WILL BE UNDERSTANDABLE AND USEFUL TO CURRENT DECISION-MAKERS.
WORK TO DATE HAS INCLUDED A PRELIMINARY PHASE I REPORT, AND A REVIEW PANEL MEETING TO EVALUATE THIS
REPORT AND ASSIST IN PLANNING THE REMAINDER OF THE STUDY AND THE COMPLETION OF A WORK PLAN FOR THE
REMAINDER OF THE PROJECT.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form :-\pproi-c
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: 01/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS • PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO4872-THE EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS ON THE PENETRATION OF SOLAR RADIATION
INTO NATURAL WATERS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 02/79 - 02/82 : FY79
TASK CODE=K824D-22O **EPA=R806372 ** (GRANT)
RG ZEPP EPA/ERL - ATHENS 4O4-546-3428
RC SMITH UNIV OF CALIFORNIA SCRIPPS INST OF OCEANOGRAPHY
O2/8O -FIRST YEAR INTERIM REPORT
O2/81 -SECOND YEAR INTERIM REPORT
02/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
MANDATE : 30-99 OPTICAL PHYSICS
OROIS CODES..: RECN-OO4872 SSIE-GMA 5829
ORD -RK1OB3O-3O79 MANO-30-99
LABT-EPE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID.
EPA -R8O6372
PE -824
TASK-K824D-22O
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE TRANSMISSION OF SOLAR RADIATION IN TURBID NATURAL WATERS WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
APPROACH: MATHEMATICAL EQUATIONS WILL BE DEVELOPED AND DATA OBTAINED THAT WILL BE USED TO PREDICT
SOLAR SPECTRAL IRRADIANCE AS A FUNCTION OF DEPTH. THE EQUATIONS AND DATA ARE REQUIRED TO MODEL THE
PHOTOCHEMICAL TRANSFORMATION OF WATER POLLUTANTS.
*PROJECT: OO4731-OPTIMIZING COAGULATION - ADSORPTION FOR HALOFORM AND TOC REMOVAL
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O5/79 - O8/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-S1TO7O **EPA=R806377-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. LA MOORE EPA/MERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR. MJ SEMMENS UNIV OF MINNESOTA
MILESTONES... O5/8O -CONTINUATION FUNDING PACKAGE PROCESSED (O2 YR)
O5/8O -INTERIM REPORT PUBLISHED
O5/81 -PROJECT COMPLETED
O8./81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
MANDATE : 2O-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
20-R05 EPA REGION V
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4731 SSIE-GMA 5891 EPA -R8O6377-O1
ORD -RC10B3O-2O79 MAND-2O-13 MAND-2O-RO5
PE -824 LABT-EET
513-684-7228
DEPT OF MECH ENG
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
DATA-ORIGINAL
TASK-C824A-S1TO7O
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: USE COAGULANTS (MOSTLY ALUM) FOR VARIOUS TEST CONDITIONS FOR THE REMOVAL OF ORGANIC
CARBON AND TRIHALOMETHANE PRECURSORS FROM RIVER WATER, AND THEN FOLLOW WITH ACTIVATED CARBON
TREATMENT. APPROACH: FREEZE CONCENTRATE 55 GALLONS OF RIVER WATER, THEN REDILUTE AS NEEDED FOR
LABORATORY SCALE SCREENING TESTS. WHATMAN NO. 1 FILTER PAPER IS EXPECTED TO SIMILATE SAND
FILTRATION, FOLLOWED BY MINI-CARBON COLUMNS (O.5 CM X APPROX 5 CM).
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT' 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
919-541-2551
INST OF ENV MED
*PROJECT: OO4797-CONFERENCE ON AEROSOLS - ANTHROPOGENIC AND NATURAL - SOURCE AND
TRANSPORT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/78 - O7/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AA-156 **EPA=R8O6381 ** (GRANT)
W WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
PJ LIOY NEW YORK UNIV MED CTR
O1/79 -CONFERENCE HELD
O7/79 -PROCEEDINGS PUBLISHED
(PE-603 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
PROCEEDINGS PUBLISHED
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
CONFERENCE HELD AND PAPERS TO BE EDITED AND
ORGANIZED FOR PUBLICATION.
RECN-O04797 SSIE-GMA 5814 EPA -R806381 TASK-G6O3A-AA-156
ORD -RG1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O2 PE -6O3
LABT-EPE
PROO STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
DATA-ORIGINAL
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: PROVIDE AN EXCHANGE OF CURRENT SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION ON SOURCES AND EFFECTS OF
ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS. APPROACH: A CONFERENCE WAS ORGANIZED BY THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,
SPONSORED BY THE ACADEMY, THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION, AND EPA, AND HELD IN NEW YORK IN
JANUARY 1979. RESULTS TO DATE: THE CONFERENCE WAS HELD AND PAPERS ARE TO BE EDITED AND ORGANIZED
FOR PUBLICATION IN A PROCEEDINGS PUBLICATION.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
m/?r06^s''7-0/
TITLE OF PROJECT
Ecological Effects of Strom Runoff in an Urban Stream
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Micbael A. Perkins, Research Assistant Professor
Eugene B. Welch, Professor
Quentin J. Stober, Associate Professor
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objectives of the proposed work are to identify those short and long term
impacts associated with storm runoff from an urban area upon the biota of a re-
ceiving stream. A further assessment will be made of the realized and/or potential
mitigation of those impacts due to storm water management practices within selected
subdrainages of the study area.
The approach will be centered around sampling of the periphyton and macroinver-
tebrate communities of urbanized and non-urbanized streams to determine patterns of
spatial/temporal variation and how these may relate to urban runoff.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
R-806391-oi-O
TITLE OF PROJECT
HABITAT STRUCTURE AND PT3H POMMrmTTTEvg TTO TJAPMUA'TOP c
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT Dl
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
James R. Karr, Associate Professor
Department of Ecology, Ethology, and Evolution
University of Illinois
Champaign, Illinois 61820
ORS AND ALL OTHER
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Illinois
Urbana, Illinois 61801
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In Iht* Smithsonian Science Iiifurmution Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting rrseurch and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The need to control pollution of streams is clear but the mechanism of
achieving this control is less clear. Even intense efforts to improve
water quality and stream biota will meet with limited success unless
efforts are made to improve habitat quality in addition to water
quality. Our objectives are to identify proximate and ultimate factors
involved in relationships among habitat structure, water quality, land
use, food resoucres and the structure of warmwater fish communities.
This will be accomplished by intensive study of several watersheds in
east-central Illinois.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO4373-DEVELOPMENT OF DATA FOR SCALE-UP FOR CONTINUOUS PROCESSING OF PYROLYTIC
OILS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/7S - 09/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=C818A-O5T13 **ŁPA=R8O64O3-01 ** (GRANT)
CO ROGERS EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7881
JA KNIGHT GEORGIA INST OF TECH ENG EXPER STA
LW ELSTON GEORGIA INST OF TECH ENG EXPER STA
MILESTONES...: 02/79 -COMP. OF STUDY OF 3 PROCESSES FOR SEPARATION OF PYROLYTIC OI1S
O5/79 -COMPL. OF IN-DEPTH EVALUATION OF ONE SEPARATION PROCESS
O8/79 -OBTAIN DATA FOR DESIGN OF A SCALED-UP PILOT
O9/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-818 ) CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
2O-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
LAB SCALE STUDIES FOR PROCESSING OF PYROLYTIC OILS
COMPtETED. SCALE-UP TO CONTINUOUS SEPARATION
BEING ACCOMPLISHED.
RECN-OO4373 SSIE-GMA 5634 EPA -R8064O3-O1 TASK-C818A-O5T13
ORD -RC1OB3O-5O79 MAND-1O-O5 MAND-2O-14
Pt -818 LABT-EET
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE BROAD OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO MAXIMIZE THE VALUE OF PYROLYSIS OILS OBTAINED
BY PYROLYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY, AND MUNICIPAL RESIDUES AND WASTES SO THAT MAXIMUM RESOURCE
RECOVERY AND COMMERCIAL VALUE CAN BE REALIZED FROM THESE MATERIALS. THE SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE OF THIS
PHASE OF THE PROGRAM IS TO DEVELOP THE DATA TO DESIGN A PILOT PLANT FOR CONTINUOUS PROCESSING OF
PYROLYTIC OILS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF OIL FRACTIONS SUITABLE FOR INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS.
APPROACH: THREE SEPARATION SCHEMES BASED ON CURRENT RESULTS HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR MORE DETAILED
INVESTIGATION AT THE BENCH LEVEL. A "SINGLE SEPARATION SCHEME WILL BE DEVISED THEN FOR INTENSIVE
TESTING AT THE BENCH LEVEL AND INDIVIDUAL STEPS WILL BE TESTED ON A CONTINUOUS BASIS. IN THE LAST
PHASE OF THE PROGRAM, A BENCH SCALE SYSTEM WILL BE TESTED ON A CONTINUOUS BASIS TO DEVELOP THE
NECESSARY DATA FOR SCALING UP THE PROCESS. THE FINAL RESULT WILL BE THE DESIGN OF A PILOT PLANT FOR
TESTING THE CONTINUOUS PROCESSING OF PYROLYTIC OILS TO PRODUCE OIL FRACTIONS SUITABLE FOR TESTING
FOR INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS. RESULTS TO DATE: THE LAB SCALE STUDIES FOR THE PROCESSING OF
PYROLYTIC OILS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. THE SCALE-UP TO CONTINUOUS SEPARATION OF PYROLYTIC OILS IS
BEING ACCOMPLISHED CURRENTLY.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: OO48O1-ORIGINS AND. BEHAVIOR OF POLLUTION AEROSOLS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/79 - O1/82 : FY79
TASK CODE=G603A-AC-O48 **EPA=R8O64O4-O1 ** (GRANT)
H BARNES EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-2184
SK FRIEDLANDER GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
O4/81 -REPORT ON AEROSOL FORMATION FOR ORGANICS AND NITRATES
01/82 -ORD FINAL REPORT
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
LAB EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLED AND STUDIES BEGUN MAY 79.
RECN-OO48O1 SSIE-GMA. 5817 EPA -R8O6404-Ot TASK-G6O3A-AC-O48
ORD -RG1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O2 PE -603
LABT-EPE
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO INVESTIGATE THE FORMATION OF NITRATE AND ORGANIC COMPOUND CONTAINING AEROSOLS IN AN
EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY SITUATION; TO TEST THE AEROSOL THEORY DEVELOPED BY THE PRINCIPAL
INVESTIGATOR FOR THE NITRATE AND ORGANIC AEROSOLS. APPROACH: BALLOON REACTOR STUDIES WILL BE
CARRIED OUT FOR NITRATES AND ORGANICS. ATMOSPHERIC AIR WILL BE SPIKED WITH PPM LEVELS OF NOX,
PROPYLENE AND AMMONIA. SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF AEROSOLS FORMED AND THE NITRATE AEROSOL FORMATION RATE
DETERMINED. RESULTS TO DATE: GRANT BEGAN 1/4/79. LABORATORY EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN ASSEMBLED AND
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES WILL BEGIN IN MAY 1979.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
Stress-Ethylene Production as a Measure of Air Pollutant Phytotoxicity
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GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Lyle E. Craker
Associate Professor
Dept. of Plant and Soil Sciences
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Ma. 01003
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach. (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 word* or lei*. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objective of this work is to develop stress-induced ethylene production as a rapid,
accurate test of air pollutant phytotoxicity and to suggest a technique for quickly
screening numerous plants for sensitivity to air pollutants.
The proposed work would be divided into two related phases. The first phase would
involve the development of a rapid quantitative test of air pollutant phytotoxicity
by using stress-induced ethylene production from 5 to 14 day old seedlings as the
basis of measurement. The second phase would relate pollution-induced injury of
plants to production of pollution-induced stress-ethylene by seedlings of these plants.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 124
*PROJECT: OO5178-STUDV OF THE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AS A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF
MUTAGENS/CARCINOGENS IN DRINKING WATERS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 02/79 - 02/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=D823B-O1OB **EPA=R8O6413-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: FC KOPFLER EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-7451
INVESTIGATOR.: J SAXENA SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP
DK 8ASU SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP
DO SCHWARTZ SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP
MILESTONES...: 02/79 -COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF 9 WATER SUPPLIES
02/81 -DETERMINE MUTAGENIC/CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF PUBLIC DRINKING WATERS & ASSESS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
FINAL OUTPUT.: DETERMINE MUTAGENIC/CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF PUBLIC
DRINKING WATERS & ASSESS DISTRIBUTION PROCESS'S
CONTRIBUTION.
MANDATE : 1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5178 SSIE-GMA 618O EPA -R806413-O1 TASK-D823B-OtOB
ORD -RD10B30-1079 HAND-10-15 PE -823
LABT-OHR
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE PROPOSED STUDY IS CONCERNED WITH ASSESSING THE MUTAGENIC/CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF
DRINKING WATER REACHING THE PUBLIC, AND TO ASSESS THE ROLE OF THE DISTRIBUTION PROCESS IN
CONTRIBUTING THESE SUBSTANCES. THE SAMPLING LOCATIONS SELECTED FOR THIS STUDY REPRESENT THE LARGEST
WATER SUPPLIES WITHIN THE 18 SELECTED COUNTIES IN THE U.S. THE AREAS THESE SUPPLIES SERVE REPRESENT
BOTH HIGH AND LOW CANCER INCIDENCE AREAS.APPROACH: THE OVERALL MUTAGENIC/CARCINOGENIC ACTIVITY
SHALL BE DETERMINED UTILIZING BIOASSAY SYSTEMS E.G. AMES SALMONELLA ASSAY. THE ANALYSIS SHALL BE
PERFORMED ON RAW WATER, FINISHED WATER AT THE TREATMENT PLANT, AND ON SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM
VARIOUS POINTS IN THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM REPRESENTING EXPOSURE TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF DISTRIBUTION
PIPES AND DIFFERENT LENGTHS OF PIPES. THE ASSAY SHALL BE PERFORMED ON THE WATERS AND ON THE ORGANIC
FRACTION RECOVERED FROM WATER USING POLYURETHANE FOAM COLUMNS. IN VIEW OF THE POTENTIAL OF
DISTRIBUTION PIPES FOR ADDITION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS, THE PRESENCE OF THESE
CHEMICALS IN VARIOUS WATERS SHALL ALSO BE EXAMINED.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not aao this space;
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EPA j \
TITLE OF PROJECT
Validation of Samplers for 'Inhaled Particulate Matter
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
J. J. Wesolowski, Principal Investigator; W. John, Project Director; Susanne Bering,
Aerosol Physicist, California Dept. of Health Services, Berkeley, CA
J. B. Wedding, Aerosol Scientist, Department of Civil Engineering, Colorado State
University, Fort Collins, CO
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
California Department of Health Services
2151 Berkeley Way
Berkeley, CA
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plane and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be us«d for these purposes.
Size-selective samplers for inhaled particulate matter are to be validated with
laboratory-generated aerosol. /The samplers are the virtual dichotomous impactors
developed under the auspices of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency including
an automated version manufactured by Beckman Instruments and a manual version
manufactured by Sierra Instruments. The samplers, equipped with an inlet designed to
cutoff at about 15 urn particle diameter, produce filter samples of the coarse particle
fraction (> 2.5 ym) and the fine fraction (< 2.5 ym).
The sampling efficiencies and wall losses will be measured using both liquid and
solid particles from 0.3 to 30 ym diameter. The uniformity of the filter deposits
will be measured. Sampling efficiencies of the inlet will be measured in a wind
tunnel for particle sizes from 5 to 50 ym. The wind speed will be varied up to
12 m/s and the turbulent intensity varied to determine the effect on sampling
efficiency.
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TITLE OF PROJECT Tradfiscantla "MGN-in-Tetrad" mutagen test for on-site monitoring and
further validation of the test system
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Te-Hsiu Ma, Department of Biological Sciences, Western Illinois University.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Western Illinois University, West Adams Street, Macomb, IL 61^55
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 word* or /ess. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
Micronuclei (MCN) formation in meiotic tetrads of Tradescantia is an indication
of chromosome breakage induced by physical or chemical mutagens. A "MCN-in-Tetrad"
mutagen test system has been proved to be highly efficient for testing air or water
pollutants as well as low dose radiation. In this project, "MCN-in-Tetrad" test
will be used as an on-site monitoring system in public parking garages, around grain
silos and coal burning power plants for air pollutants, and used in laboratory
testing of known mutagens, heavy metal containing soil or water from near-by areas
of smelters or industrial sites. Plant cuttings bearing the appropriate stage of
meiosis will be exposed to the mutagens in either gaseous or liquid forms. Fre-
quencies of MCN (MCN/IOO tetrads) will be scored from microslides prepared from
tetrad containing flower buds to determine mutagenic effects.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
•ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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'PROJECT: 004851-SYMPOSIUM AND MODELING OF POLLUTANT TRANSPORT IN RECEIVING WATERS
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - 08/8O
TASK CODE=K6O9A-413 **EPA=R8O6425
TO BARNWELL EPA/ERL - ATHENS
HB FISHER UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
O8/80 -HOLD SYMPOSIUM
(PE-6O9 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS-
FY79
(GRANT)
MANDATE : 1O-01 FEDERAL
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4851
ORD -RK10B3O-1O79
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
SSIE-GMA 5825
MAND-1O-O1
LABT-EPE
ACT
EPA -R8O6425
PE -6O9
404-546-3175
SCH OF ENG
TRANS. AND FATE OF POLLUTANTS
TASK-K609A-413
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79'
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THE SYMPOSIUM IS TO REVIEW THE STATE-OF-THE-ART OF MATHEMATICAL AND
PHYSICAL MODELING OF POLLUTANT TRANSPORT IN RIVERS, LAKES, RESERVOIRS, ESTUARIES, AND NEAR-SHORE
COASTAL AREAS, AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRANSPORT AND BIOCHEMICAL MODELS. APPROACH: THE
SYMPOSIUM WILL BE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF AN INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE AND IS SPONSORED BY
THE COMMITTEE ON FUNDAMENTALS OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR HYDRAULIC RESEARCH AND THE
COMMITTEE ON HYDROLOGIC TRANSPORT OF POLLUTANTS OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. THE
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE WILL SELECT 12 PAPERS TO BE PRESENTED OVER A PERIOD OF THREE DAYS, ALLOWING
ADEQUATE TIME FOR DETAILED DISCUSSION. THE PROCEEDINGS WILL BE PUBLISHED BY A COMMERCIAL PUBLISHING
HOUSE. THE PROCEEDINGS ARE EXPECTED TO CONSTITUTE A STATE-OF-THE-ART PRESENTATION OF MODELING OF
HYDROLOGIC SYSTEMS.
*PROJECT: OO51SO-COHERENT ANTI-STOKES RAMAN DETECTION SYSTEM FOR A LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHIC
IDENTIFICATION (ABBREV)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/79 - O1/81
TASK CODE=K824D-79-1O7 **EPA=R8O643O
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
LV AZARRAGA
LA CARREIRA
O1/8O -ANNUAL REPORT
01/81 -ANNUAL REPORT
(PE-824 )
EPA/ERL - ATHENS
UNIV OF GEORGIA
FY79
(GRANT)
404-546-3552
CHEM DEPT
DRINK WATER TREATMENT 8. GROUND WATER PROT
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
THE VIDICON SUCCESSFULLY INTERFACED WITH PROTOTYPE
SYSTEM. SOFTWARE WRITTEN; DATA CONNECTION FROM
VIDICON SUCCESSFULLY TESTED.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO515O SSIE-GMA 6241 EPA -R8O643O
ORD -RK1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O1 PE -824
LABT-EPE
TASK-K824D-79-1O7
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
UPDATEQ- OCT-DEC 79
PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO- ENHANCE THE ANALYTICAL CAPABILITIES OF THE PROTOTYPE LC-CARS SYSTEM THAT WAS
PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED. APPROACH: A VIDICON WILL BE INCORPORATED INTO THE PROTOTYPE SYSTEM FOR THE
RAPID MEASUREMENT OF THE UV-VIS ABSORPTION, FLUORESCENCE AND FLUORESCENCE-EXCITATION SPECTRA.
OPTIMIZATION OF LC AND RECOVERY STUDIES WILL BE MADE TO ENABLE DIRECT ANALYSIS OF POLLUTED WATERS.
CORRELATION RAMAN TECHNIQUE WILL BE STUDIED TO IMPROVE CARS SENSITIVITY.
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PROJECT NO.fDo not use this apace)
SSIE
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Combined Absorption, Fluorescence, Fluorescence-Excitation, and Coherent Anti-
Raman Detection System fora Liquid Chromatographic Identification of Environmental Pollutan
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
L. A. Carreira
Assistant Professor
L. B. Rogers
Graham Perdue Professor of Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Department of Chemistry
University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia 30602
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 word a or leas. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The proposed analytical system, which combines four spectroscopic techniques with liquid
chromatographic retention time should give highly specific identification of organic pollutants.
Most compounds which absorb in the ujtraviolet-visible region of the spectrum should give spectra
useful for identification at micromolar levels using the absorption and Raman techniques. For those
compounds that fluoresce. the limit should be at least three orders of magnitude lower using
fluorescence spectra combined with excitation spectra.
A commercially available, ultraviolet sensitized silicon intensified vidicon detector will be
used to obtain absorption, fluorescence-excitation, and fluorescence spectra in combination with
an existing computer-automated CARS-liquid chromatographic apparatus. In addition, a new
coherent Raman gain technique will be explored in electronic resonance to enhance the Raman
sensitivity for many compounds by at least an order of magnitude, and scouting techniques for
speeding up the evaluation of preconcentration procedures will be explored.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 126
*PROJECT: OO4828-THE EFFECT OF COLLISIONAL LIFETIME IN OPTOACOUSTIC DETECTION- OF
POLLUTANT GASES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/79 - O2/8O : FY79
TASK CODE=G833D-EB-043 **EPA=R8O6439-01 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
WA MCCLENNY EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-3158
W CHRISTIAN DEPT. OF PHYSICS ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
02/8O -ORD REPORT ON OPTOACOUSTIC DETECTION OF POLLUTANTS
(PE-833 ) INSTRUMENTATION & MEASUREMENTS
REPORT ON OPTOACOUSTIC DETECTION OF POLLUTANTS
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO4828 SSIE-GMA 5788 EPA -R806439-01 TASK-G833D-EB-043
ORD -RG1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O2 PE -833
LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OPTOACOUSTIC SIGNAL, ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT,
COLLISIONAL LIFETIME, CHOPPING FREQUENCY, AND PRESSURE IN AN OPTOACOUSTIC CELL. APPROACH: THE
OPTOACOUSTIC CELL WILL BE CALIBRATED USING A PIEZOELECTRIC CRYSTAL TO INDUCE PRESSURE VARIATIONS IN
THE CELL. CARBON DIOXIDE, SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE, NITROUS OXIDE, ETHYLENE, VARIOUS FLUOROCARBONS AND
METHYLHALIDES WILL THEN BE INVESTIGATED. PARTICULAR ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN TO GASES WHICH
DEACTIVATE IN A STEPWISE MANNER AND TO GASES WHICH EXHIBIT KINETIC COOLING EFFECTS.
*PROJECT: OO5128-PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF PACKAGE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - 03/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C824A-S1T078 **EPA=R8O6449-01 ** (GRANT)
TJ SORG EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7370
JM MORAND UNIV OF CINCINNATI SCH OF ENG/ELEC ENG TECH
O4/79 -COLLECT TREATMENT INFORMATION FROM EO. MANUFACTURERS & STATE AGENCIES
04/79 -SELECT 4 STUDY SITES
O6/79 -ESTABLISH DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM AT FOUR SITES
O9/79 -ESTABLISH DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM AT FOUR ADDITIONAL S.ITES
O9/8O -COMPLETE DATA COLLECTION
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
MANDATE : 1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
CURR. RESULTS: FOUR PACKAGE PLANT SYSTEMS SELECTED FOR INITIAL
START-UP PERIOD
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5128 SSIE-GMA 6237 EPA -R8O6449-O1 TASK-C824A-S1TO78
ORD -RC1OB3O-1O79 MAND-10-15 PE -824
LABT-EET
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THIS PROJECT WILL EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF SEVERAL EXISTING PACKAGE
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS IN THE MID-WEST. TREATING VARIOUS TYPES OF SURFACE AND GROUND WATERS.
APPROACH: SIX TO TEN TREATMENT PLANTS WILL BE CONTACTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STUDY. OPERATIONAL
DATA WILL BE COLLECTED OVER A ONE YEAR PERIOD TO MONITOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THESE PLANTS TO TREAT
RAW WATER WITH CHANGING CHARACTERISTICS.
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EPA
R-806U40-01-0
TITLE OF PROJECT
ICRP Msetings$International Commission on Radiological Protection)
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Professor B. Lindell, Chairman, ICRP.
Dr. F.D. Sowby, Scientific Secretary, ICRP.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
International Commission on Radiological Protection,
Clifton Avenue,
Sutton, Surrey, England SM2 5PU.
SUMMARV OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective!, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
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1. In 1978 the Commission established a working program for its com-
mittees and task groups. The Objective of the program is to pro-
duce follow-up advice on the Commission's Recommendations, which
were published in 1977 as ICRP Publication 26.
2. During 1978 and early 1979 the committees and task groups will
initiate their work, and will report to the Commission before its
meeting planned for June 1979. At that meeting the Commission
will review the current state of work being performed by committees
and task groups, and make any necessary adjustments to the program
of work.
J>. Subjects receiving urgent review in the current program of work
include the following:
Non-stochastic effects of irradiation,
Risks and RBEs of high-LET radiation for carcinogenesis,
Somatic and genetic risks of irradiation at low doses,
Risks to the human embryo and foetus - with special reference to
occupational exposure of women,
Doses to patients from radiopharmaceuticals,
Protection in all fields in which ionising radiations are employed
in medicine,
The practical application of the Commission's recommendations.
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EP$P *y\ ('}( 3 /V * ^/ / •** $4
TITLE OF PROJECT
Immunochemical Analysis of Pesticides and Surfactants
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Bruce D. Hammock, Principal Investigator, Assistant Professor of Entomology, Depart-
ment of Entomology
Richard Taylor, Assistant Research Entomologist, Department of Entomology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The Regents of the University of California
University of California, Riverside
Riverside. California 92521
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or teat. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Infonnation Exchange, summaries of woik in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objective of this project is to evaluate the adaptability of immunochemical
technology to environmental and .pesticide chemistry. Several pesticides which pose
some analytical problem vill be used as models. Such compounds include the phenyl
ureas, various hydrocarbon insecticides, and optically active insecticides such as
the pyrethroids. Of prime interest vill be the development of analytical methods
for surfactants in pesticide formulations. The initial target will be nonionic
detergents of the ethoxylated alkylphenol type.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read reverse before completing).
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
form Approved
OMB No. 1S8-R0081
PROJECT NO.(Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA R806448-01-0
ITLE OF PROJECT A program to develop a Computerized Financial Reporting System, that would
Viavo imfppygnl nrmH faf—loTt frf» f-ho Uat-oT Sunnlv TnAitatrv.
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Mr. Victor C. Fender, General Manager
Kenton County Water District Mo. 1
3049 Dizlv Highway
Ft. Mitchell, KY 41017
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The Kenton County, Kentucky, Water District No. 1
NUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
OBJECTIVE:
To develop a financial reporting system that has universal application to the
water supply industry, bqt that specifically is applied to the Kenton County,
Kentucky, Water District No. 1 (DISTRICT). This system must be compatible with
the NARUC account numbering system and must function on an IBM 370 series
computer in COBOL language. It must also be compatible with the standardized
cost accounting system developed by the EPA, and be adaptable to an IBM systems
34 computer.
APPROACH:
An evaluation will be conducted to identify the specific outputs required by
Kenton County and compare these outputs to the requirements of two other water
utilities which are significantly different than the DISTRICT. From the
outputs, specific inputs will be identified and procedures will be established
to collect the source information. Computer programs will then be designed
whi,ch will take the input source data, process the data, and produce the
required outputs.
PROGRESS:
In cooperation with the D.S. Environmental Protection Agency Drinking Water
Research Division in Cincinnati, the DISTRICT recently was the selected utility
in the development and implementation of a computerized cost accounting system,
which is functional and provides excellent cost information on a timely basis.
This financial reporting system when fully developed will function with the cost
accounting system producing the total spectrum of financial and cost information
required by the water supply industry. It will require an estimated eight months
frnai Hm inaim f>f >•»• ••••»» te have the fiaaaeial poj»o»ting systjom oparatiaaal.—
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NQTICF OP BFCFARf~M PDniEPT
(Please read reverse be/ore completing)
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT HO. (Do not u«e this space)
SSIE
"Xrjirrt f- AX
TITLE OF PROJECT
Performance Characteristics of Package Water Treatment Plants
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
James M. Morand, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Janet Rickabaugh, Instructor in Environmental Engineering
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
potting research-find are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary IB to be used for these purposes.
Thebasic objectives of this proposed research investigation are to:
(1) determine how prevalent package plants are for treating public water supplies
in the U.S.; (2) make a detailed study of the operational and performance
characteristics of a number of existing package water treatment plants serving
communities and recreational areas and using various sources of water; (3)
determine deterioration of the quality of the water subsequent to treatment and prior
to consumption; (4) modify the treatment process and determine the effects on
effluent quality; (5) obtain operation, maintenance, and equipment costs as well as
manpower requirements; (6) analyze the possibility of preparing standardized designs
for the building housing the package plant.
Procedures that will enable the above to be accomplished include:
(1) Contact'the treatment plant manufacturers and the individual state agencies
to determine how widespread is the use of package plants, to discuss the state-of-the-
art of plant design, and the future directions of package plant technology. (2)
determine the quality of output water over the duration of the-treatment cycle, in-
cluding the effect of start-up and shut-down; (3) determine the sensitivity of plant
output quality to coagulant dosage; (4) determine the effects of pre and post
chlorination vs. post chlorination; (5) evaluate automatic vs. manual backwashing;
(6) investigate GAG prior to disinfection and subsequent to disinfection; (7) collect
samples at selected points in the distribution system to determine water quality
deterioration; (8) investigate several building designs incorporating different
building materials and construction. The building types will range from pre-
engineered steel buildings that are readily available for assembly on site to
(conventional frame buildings industry for construction with locally economical
building materials.
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PREPARED
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTIPF OF RF^FAPPH PPfllFfT
(Please read reverse before completing)
FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJEfiŁ NO. (Do not use this space)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Ohio River Basin Energy Study Phase XX: Social Values
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Barry R. Batter
Associate Professor of Sociology
Depaitnent of Sociology and Anthropology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Purdue University
West Lafayette, XH 47907
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship of social
values to the policy choices that govern future energy development in the
Ohio River Basin Energy Study (ORBES) region. The social values to be
examined are those relevant to the alternative futures/scenarios being
developed by ORBES. These include (a) values that are embedded in the scenarios
as driving forces* (b) those that are likely to affect siting decisions,
and (c) those that likely to be affected by such events. Two broad categories
of values are (1) those related to quality of life or life style such as
urban vs. agarian values, residential preferences, and evnironmental quality
vs./and economic growth, and (2) those related to social control, for
example locus of decision making, land use policy, citizen participation
and confidence in technocracy. Four criteria to characterize and differ-
entiate the values are extensiveness, duration, intensity and their distri-
bution among the population. Two alternative sources of secondary data
will be used. One is to synthesize and interpret existing findings in
reports and papers. A second is to acquire existing data sets, which are
then analyzed by the project staff. An important criterion in the selection
of data is the extent to which it is in a consistent form across the study
region.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2 . 2)
RUN DATE: 01/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROdECT: OO4838-MONITORING THE IMPACTS OF GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT ON GROUNDWATER SYSTEMS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. .
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/79 - 1O/83 : FY79
TASK CODE=J827B-60 **EPA=R806457 ** (GRANT)
DB GILMORE EPA/EMSL - LAS VEGAS
d HESS DESERT RESEARCH INST.
1O/83 -GEOTHERMAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
(PE-827 ) ENV IMPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
GEOTHERMAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO4838 SSIE-GMA 5835 EPA -R8O6457
ORD -Rd1OB30-1079 MAND-1O-O1 MAND-1O-03
PE -827 LABT-MTS
PROdECT-ACTIVE
702-736-2969
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
TASK-d827B-6O
UPDATED- dUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBdECTIVE: TO VALIDATE PUBLISHED GUIDELINES FOR MONITORING THE IMPACT OF GEOTHERMAL RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT IN GROUNDWATER SYSTEMS. APPROACH: TO APPLY THESE GUIDELINES TO THE ROOSEVELT HOT
SPRINGS, UTAH KGRA OVER A FOUR YEAR PERIOD.
*PROdECT: OO47O4-GROUNDWATER MONITORING FOR GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT
FY79
(GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. : R
INVESTIGATOR.. dWHESS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-827 )
MANDATE : 10-O2
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4704
ORD -RB10B3O-1O79
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/79 --O1/83 :
TASK CODE=B827B-92Q **EPA=R8O6457-O1 **
HARTLEY EPA/IERL - CINC
DESERT RESEARCH INST.
ENV IMPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 5758 EPA -R8O6457-01
MAND-1O-O2 PE -827
LABT-EET
PROd STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
PROdECT-ACTIVE
513-684-4334
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
TASK-B827B-92O
UPDATED- dUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBdECTIVE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS INVESTIGATION IS TO VALIDATE AND IMPROVE A METHODOLOGY FOR DETECTING,
MONITORING AND PREDICTING THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT ON THE GROUNDWATER
ENVIRONMENT. APPROACH: THE OBdECTIVE WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY DESIGNING, IMPLEMENTING, OPERATING,
AND MODIFYING A MONITORING PLAN AT THE ROOSEVELT HOT SPRINGS GEOTHERMAL RESOURCE AREA IN BEAVER
COUNTY, UTAH.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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702-736-2969 «
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
•PROJECT: OO4843-FINE PARTICULATE MONITORING IN THE WESTERN ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
AREA
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/79 - O1/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=J833C-83 **EPA=R806459-01 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER. M PITCHFORD EPA/EMSL - LAS VEGAS
INVESTIGATOR. T CAHILL DEPT. OF PHYSICS
MILESTONES... O7/79 -DATA COLLECTION, NETWORK ESTABLISHED
07/80 -DATA COLLECTION COMPLETED
O1/81 -FINAL REPORT DESCRIBING OPERATIONS DATA
PROGRAM ID... (PE-833 ) INSTRUMENTATION & MEASUREMENTS
FINAL OUTPUT. REPORT DESCRIBING OPERATIONS & DATA
MANDATE 10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS CODES.. RECN-OO4843 SSIE-GMA 5832 EPA -R806459-O1 TASK-J833C-83
ORD -RJ10B30-1079 MAND-10-02 PE -833
LABT-MTS
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: ESTABLISH A BASELINE OF AIR AMBIENT FINE PARTICULATE DATA IN THE WESTERN ENERGY RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT AREA. APPROACH: A FORTY-STATION FINE PARTICULATE SAMPLING NETWORK WILL BE DEPLOYED OVER
THE STATES OF ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO, COLORADO, UTAH, WYOMING, NORTH DAKOTA, MONTANA, AND SOUTH
DAKOTA. THE MASS AND ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION OF AEROSOLS IN TWO SIZE RANGES (LESS THAN 2.5 MICRON,
LESS THAN 15 MICRON) WILL BE DETERMINED ON THE TWICE-WEEKLY SAMPLES AT EACH STATION. CORRELATIONS
WILL BE DEVELOPED WITH METEOROLOGICAL DATA AND OTHER AIR QUALITY MEASUREMENTS (E.G., VISIBILITY).
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 129
*PROJECT: OO4715-REDUCTION OF TOXIC METALS CONCENTRATIONS IN MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT SLUDGES
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 02/79 - 1O/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C821B-S5AE13 **EPA=R8O6467 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: SA HANNAH EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7651
INVESTIGATOR.: J HUANG UNIV OF MISSOURI SCH OF ENG
E BOLTER UNIV OF MISSOURI SCH OF ENG
R SANDERS UNIV OF MISSOURI SCH OF ENG
MILESTONES...: O1/8O -COMPLETE FEASIBILITY STUDY
1O/81 -REPORT ON EVALUATION OF PROCESS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-82* ) URBAN SYSTEMS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGEMENT
FINAL OUTPUT.: REPORT ON EVALUATION OF PROCESS
MANDATE : 10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
CURR. RESULTS: EQUIPMENT BEING FABRICATED TO GRANTEES
SPECIFICATIONS.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4715 SSIE-GMA 5874 EPA -R8O6467 TASK-C821B-S5AE13
ORD -RC1OB3O-5O79 MAND-1O-O1 MAND-2O-12
.PE -821 LABT-EET
PROd STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO PRECIPITATE AND REMOVE TOXIC METALS FROM MUNICIPAL
WASTEWATER WITHOUT SIMULTANEOUSLY REMOVING THE LARGELY ORGANIC SUSPENDED AND SETTLEABLE SOLIDS.
PROPOSED APPLICATION OF THE PROCESS WOULD BE FOR PRETREATMENT OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER AHEAD OF
CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT TO REMOVE SOLUBLE METALS INTO A RELATIVELY SMALL VOLUME OF GRANULAR
PRECIPITATE LEAVING THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY WASTEWATER TREATMENT SLUDGES WITH A LOWER METALS
CONTENT AND THEREBY MORE SUITABLE FOR AGRICULTURAL USE. APPROACH: AN UPFLOW EXPANDED SAND BED WILL
BE USED WITH LIME FEED TO NUCLEATE PRECIPITATION OF METALS, CALCIUM CARBQNATE AND CALCIUM
HYDROXYAPATITE ON THE SAND GRAINS. BECAUSE THE OPERATION WILL USE AN EXPANDED MOVING BED AND A PH
LOWER THAN REQUIRED TO PRECIPITATE MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE, MOST OF THE SEWAGE SOLIDS ARE NOT EXPECTED
TO ACCUMULATE WITHIN THE CONTACTOR. RESULTS TO DATE: A GRANT HAS BEEN AWARDED AND EQUIPMENT IS
BEING FABRICATED TO THE GRANTEE'S SPECIFICATIONS.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROOECT: OO4393-IMPROVED PERFORMANCE OF RECTANGULAR SECONDARY CLARIFIERS THROUGH
IMPROVEMENTS IN HYDRAULIC EFFICIENCY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/79 - OB/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=C821B-02TC5 **EPA=R806477 ** (GRANT)
JH BENDER EPA/MERL - CINC
W BANKS
R CROSBY
MILESTONES...: 03/79 -INITIAL DYE STUDIES COMPLETED
O4/79 -MODIFICATIONS COMPLETED
08/79 -PERFORMANCE TEST COMPLETED
(PE-821 ) URBAN SYSTEMS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGEMENT
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
INITIAL DYE STUDIES SHOWED SEVERE SHORT-CIRCUITING WITHIN
CLARIFIER. MODIFICATIONS INSTALLED AND EVALUATION
UNDERWAY. INITIAL RESULTS INDICATE 50% IMPROVEMENT
IN EFFLUENT QUALITY FOR MODIFIED CLARIFIER.
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...•
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
513-684-7607
HOLLY HILL CITY GOVERNMENT
CROSBY YOUNG & ASSOCIATES
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO4393
ORD -RC1OB30-1O79
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 5631
MAND-10-O1
LABT-EET
EPA -R8O6477
PE -821
TASK-C821B-O2TC5
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EVALUATE THE HYDRAULIC CHARACTERISTICS OF RECTANGULAR
ACTIVATED SLUDGE SECONDARY CLARIFIERS AND DEVELOP METHODS FOR IMPROVING THESE HYDRAULIC
CHARACTERISTICS. IMPROVEMENTS IN CLARIFIER HYDRAULICS WILL BE RELATED TO IMPROVED EFFLUENT QUALITY.
APPROACH: ONE OF THE RECTANGULAR SECONDARY CLARIFIERS AT HOLLY HILL WILL BE MODIFIED AFTER INITIAL
DYE STUDIES TO DETERMINE T4HE EXISTING HYDRAULIC CHARACTERISTICS. THE CLARIFIER WILL BE MODIFIED TO
IMPROVE THESE HYDRAULICS AND THE IMPROVEMENTS DOCUMENTED BY ADDITIONAL DYE STUDIES. A THREE-MONTH
PARALLEL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION WILL ALSO BE COMPLETED. RESULTS TO DATE: INITIAL DYE STUDIES SHOWED
SEVERE SHORT CIRCUITING WITHIN THE CLARIFIER. CLARIFIER MODIFICATIONS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED AND THE
PARALLEL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION IS UNDERWAY. INITIAL RESULTS INDICATE A 5O% IMPROVEMENT IN EFFLUENT
QUALITY FOR THE MODIFIED CLARIFIER OVER THE CONTROL CLARIFIER.
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REPORT' ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: 01/11/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA 'GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1973- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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+PROJECT: OO48O2-KINETIC STUDY OF SIMULATED ATMOSPHERES CONTAINING COMMON SULFUR,
NITROGEN, AND CARBON-COMPOUND POLLUTANTS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 02/79 - 12/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=G6O3A-AC-O51 **EPA=R8O6479-O1 ** (GRANT)
d BUFALINI EPA/ESRL - RTP
JG CALVERT OHIO STATE UNIV
O2/80 -ANNUAL REPORT
02/81 -ANNUAL REPORT
12/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-6O3 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- TRANS. AND FATE POLLUTANTS
20-20 AA FOR AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
919-541-2422
MATH & PHYS SCI/CHEM DEPT
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
20-3O AA FOR
RECN-OO48O2
ORD -RG1OB31-2O79
PE -6O3
TOXIC SUBSTANCES
SSIE-GMA 58O9
MAND-20-20
EPA -R8O6479-O1
MAND-20-30
LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE
TASK-G603A-AC-O51
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
COMMENT..
ABSTRACT.
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
FY=79,RC=G,AH=RD,PE=760,$00050000
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS STUDY ARE: 1. TO STUDY THE HOMOGENEOUS REMOVAL PROCESSES FOR SO2
WITHIN POLLUTED ATMOSPHERES. 2. STUDY.THE PHOTOOXIDATION OF ALDEHYDES IN THE ATMOSPHERE; 3. STUDY
THE FATE OF NITROGENOUS COMPOUNDS IN THE ATMOSPHERE. APPROACH: THE OXIDATION OF S02 WILL BE STUDIED
WITH OH RADICALS AND WITH HYDROCARBON-NO-SOX REACTIONS. THE ALDEHYDES WILL BE PHOTODISSOCIATED IN A
LONG PATH IR CELL AND PRODUCTS WILL BE STUDIED WITH AN FTS SYSTEM. THE NITROSOAMINES WILL BE
STUDIED BY REACTING THE AMINE WITH NO, N02, -ALKANES BOTH WITH FTS AND KINETIC FLASH SPECTROSCOPY.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 132
*PROJECT: OO1185-THE EFFECTS OF SELECTED ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS IN DRINKING WATER ON THE
FUNCTIONS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE, NERVOUS ft IMMUNE SYSTEMS (ABB
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - O1/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=D823B-012B **EPA=R8O6481-O1 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: KI CAMPBELL EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-7481
INVESTIGATOR.: JF BORZELLECA VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV MED COLL OF VA
AE MUNSON VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV MED COLL OF VA
WL DEWEY VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV MED COLL OF VA
MILESTONES...: 02/79 -MOST TEST AREAS TO BE CONDUCTED SIMULTANEOUSLY, QUARTERLY REPORTS
01/81 -FINAL PEPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
MANDATE : 1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1185 SSIE-GMA 4363 2 EPA -R8O6481-O1 TASK-D823B-O12B
ORD -RD10B31-1O79 MAND-10-15 PE -823
LABT-OHR
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
COMMENT : FY=79,RC=D,AH=RD,PE=607,SOO1OOOOO
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES ONGOING AND PROPOSED IN THIS PROJECT ADDRESS THE NEED FOR
DETERMINING THE TOXICITIES OF ORGANIC WATER CONTAMINANTS USING A HOLISTIC APPROACH. THE SWISS
ALBINO NEONATE AND ADULT, MALE AND FEMALE MOUSE PROVIDE THE MAIN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL. IN ADDITION,
ATTENTION WILL BE FOCUSED ON EVALUATING THE SENSITIVITY OF SEVERAL SYSTEMS THAT HAVE NOT BEEN
ADEQUATELY EVALUATED BY THOSE ENGAGED IN SAFETY EVALUATION PROGRAMS. A MAJOR EFFORT IS AND WILL BE
MADE TO DEVELOP IN VITRO ASSAYS THAT WILL PREDICT SUBCHRONIC AND CHRONIC TOXICOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR.
THESE STUDIES WILL ALSO PROVIDE INSIGHT INTO TOXICOLOGICAL MECHANISMS.
*PROJECT: 004862-NINTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM ON THE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OF POLLUTANTS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/78 - 07/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=K713B-155 **EPA=R8O6483 ** (GRANT)
AL ALFORD EPA/ERL - ATHENS 404-546-3525
LB ROGERS UNIV OF GEORGIA CHEM DEPT
O5/79 -HOLD SYMPOSIUM
07/79 -FINAL REPORT SUMMARIZING SYMPOSIUM
(PE-713 ) CHARAC. AND MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVELOPMENT
REPORT SUMMARIZING SYMPOSIUM
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
RECN-O04862 SSIE-GMA 5822 EPA -R8O6483 TASK-K713B-155
ORD -RK1OB30-5O79 MAND-1O-O1 MAND-20-11
PE -713 LABT-EPE
PROJ STATUS .: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS TASK IS TO HOLD THE NINTH SYMPOSIUM OF THIS ANNUAL SERIES ON MAY
7-9, 1979. THE SYMPOSIUM IS DESIGNED TO BRING TOGETHER PEOPLE CONCERNED WITH THE APPLICATION OF
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS. APPROACH: APPLIED CHEMISTS WILL LEARN ABOUT THE
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN A BROAD RANGE OF ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES. RESEARCHERS WILL MEET AND TALK WITH
CHEMISTS WHO WILL APPLY THESE NEWLY DEVELOPED TECHNIQUES. PLENARY LECTURERS WILL REPRESENT DIVERSE
VIEWPOINTS CONCERNING IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 1976 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT. OTHER INVITED
SPEAKERS WILL PRESENT A BALANCED, RELEVANT PROGRAM CONCERNING ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: 01/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO4826-ROLE OF ORGANIC PEROXYNITRATES IN PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/79 - OS/82
TASK CODE=G832B-EA-171 **EPA=R806506-01 '
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
M DODGE
DG HENDRY
05/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-832 )
EPA/ESRL - RTP
SRI INTERNATL
FY79
(GRANT)
ATMOS TRANS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
MANDATE : 10-02
CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
COMMENT
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO4826
ORD -RG1OB31-1O79
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 5784
MAND-1O-O2
LABT-EPE
EPA -R8O65O6-O1
PE -832
919-541-2374
TASK-G832B-EA-171
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
FY=79,RC=G,AH=RD.PE=603,$OOO1OOOO
FY=79,RC=G,AH=RD,PE=832,$OOO50OOO
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED STUDY IS TO ELUCIDATE THE ROLE OF ORGANIC PEROXYNITRATES IN
PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG FORMATION. THE DECOMPOSITION OF PEROXYNITRATES, R02N02 YIELDS R02 + N02, AND THE
SUBSEQUENT REACTIONS OF THE PEROXY RADICALS WITH NO AND N02 WILL BE INVESTIGATED. APPROACH: THE
FOLLOWING PEROXYNITRATES WILL BE STUDIED: PPN, PFN, PNA, PEROXYETHYL NITRATE, PEROXY ISOPROPYL
NITRATE, PEROXY-T-BUTYL NITRATE, PEROXYPENTYL NITRATE.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form AppToi>ed
OA1S No. D8-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA R806-525-01
TITLE OF PROJECT
Past and On-Going Research Dealing with Small Wastewater Flows
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
M. Dayne Aldridge, Director, Energy Research Center
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV 26506
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Srii-m-r Infurmution Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting ri-srijrch and iirt furwurdrd 11> investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
West Virginia University proposes to implement, operate and maintain a Small
Wastewater Flows Clearinghouse as provided for in the 1977 Clean Water Act. A
one-year effort is proposed where eight specific tasks will be accomplished.
West Virginia University's commitment to the long-term success of the
Clearinghouse is demonstrated by the proposed integration into the West Virginia
University Energy Research Center. The Clearinghouse is not only a natural
tie to the research effort at West Virginia University, but also to the Energy
Research Center's commitment to developing an effective and efficient system
of technology transfer.
The Director of the Energy Research Center will work closely with a selected
staff of highly-qualified professors with extensive experience in research
and training in small waste flows systems in providing overall program
leadership and direction. A qualified professional, with scientific/engineering
background and managerial experience in technology transfer programs will
function as Program Manager.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Recovery of Asbestos Fibers from Baboon Tissues
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. William H. Hallenbeck, School of Public Health, Assistant Professor
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
School of Public Health, University of Illinois at the Medical Center, Chicago
P.O. Box 6998 Chicago, Illinois 60680
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In th« Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary It to be used for these purposes.
Objective
To test the hypothesis that asbestos fibers can be recovered from selected
tissues of a baboon which has been given a known dose of asbestos fibers via
stomach tube.
Approach
One control and one test juvenile baboon will be used. The test baboon will
be gavaged for 2 weeks with a concentrated suspension of chrysotile and amphibole.
At the end of 2 weeks both animals will be sacrificed and the following tissues
examined (transmission electron microscopy and electron diffraction) for the
presence of asbestos fibers: lung, pleura, peritoneum, colon, stomach, rectum,
urinary bladder, pancreas, kidney, brain, heart.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 134
*PROJECT: OO4751-REOVIRUSES IN WATER POLLUTION TESTING
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/79 - O3/81 . FY79
TASK CODE=D6O7A-015A **EPA=R8O6527-01 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: EW AKIN EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-7383
INVESTIGATOR.: RS SPENDLOVE DEPT. OF BIOLOGY UTAH HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM
B BARNETT DEPT. OF BIOLOGY UTAH HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM
MILESTONES...: O4/80 -PROCED. FOR RECOVERY OF REOVIRUS BOVINE ROTAVIRUS
03/81 -DATA ON THE SUITABILITY OF REOVIRUS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-607 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
FINAL OUTPUT.: DATA ON SUITABILITY OF REOVIRUS IN ENVIRON SAMPLES
MANDATE 1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO4751 SSIE-GMA 5773 EPA -R806527-01 TASK-D6O7A-O15A
ORD -RD1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1O-O1 MAND-1O-15
PE -607 LABT-OHR
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: 1. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SENSITIVE PROCEDURE FOR CONCENTRATING, ISOLATING AND ASSAYING
INFECTIOUS AND POTENTIALLY INFECTIONS (ENZYME ENHANCEABLE) REOVIRUSES AND ROTAVIRUSES FROM RAW
SEWAGE, TREATED SEWAGE (EFFLUENTS) AND RAW SLUDGE. 2. DETERMINATION OF THE OCCURRENCE (BY USING THE
ABOVE PROCEDURE) OF REOVIRUSES/ROTAVIRUSES IN RAW SEWAGE, SEWAGE EFFLUENTS, SLUDGE AND FEEDLOT RUN
OFF. 3. COMPARISON FOR THE OCCURRENCE (CONCENTRATION AND FREQUENCY) OF REOVIRUSES/ROTAVIRUSES WITH
THE OCCURRENCE OF HUMAN ENTEROVIRUSES IN SEWAGE AND SLUDGE. APPROACH: THE PROTAMINE SULFATE
PRECIPITATION METHOD WILL BE USED (AND MODIFIED) TO CONCENTRATE THE VIRUSES. THE FLUORESCENT
ANTIBODY PROCEDURE AND THE PLAQUE ASSAY PROCEDURE WILL BE USED TO COMPARE VARIOUS CELL LINES FOR
REOVIRUS AND ROTAVIRUS RECOVERY SENSITIVITY. ENZYMf ACTIVATION TECHNIQUES WILL BE USED TO RECOVER
POTENTIALLY INFECTIOUS VIRUSES. THE DEVELOPED PROCEDURES WILL THEN BE USED TO EVALUATE THE
OCCURRENCE OF THESE VIRUSES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES. RESULTS TO DATE: NEW PROJECT: NO RESULTS YET
AVAILABLE.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: 01/11/80 * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: O04753-STUDIES OF WATERBORNE AGENTS OF VIRAL GASTROENTERITIS
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135
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/79 - O2/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=D607A-O,18A **EPA=R806546-01 ** (GRANT)
EW AKIN EPA/HERL - CINC
R DOLIN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
RC REICHMAN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
O2/8O -RIA & CHARACTERIZATION OF SNOW MT. AGENT OF GASTROENTERITIS
02/81 -CHARACT. OF SNOW MT. AGENT OF WATERBORNE GASTROENTERITIS
(PE-6O7 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- HEALTH EFFECTS
CHARAC OF SNOW MT AGENT OF WATERBORNE GASTORENTERITIS.
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
513-684-7383
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT & STATE AGRI
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT & STATE AGRI
RECN-O04753
ORD -RD1OB30-1079
PE -6O7
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 578O
HAND-10-O1
EPA -R8O6546-01
MAND-10-15
LABT-OHR
TASK-D6O7A-018A
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THESE INVESTIGATIONS ARE DESIGNED TO DEVELOP TECHNIQUES FOR THE GROWTH AND DETECTION OF
WATERBORNE VIRAL AGENTS OF GASTROENTERITIS. THE EVENTUAL GOAL OF THESE INVESTIGATIONS IS TO
EVALUATE, AND IF NECESSARY, DEVISE POTENTIAL METHODS OF CONTROL, SUCH AS DECONTAMINATION OF WATER
SUPPLIES. APPROACH: KNOWN INFECTIOUS (VIRUS-CONTAINING) STOOL SPECIMENS, ALONG WITH ACUTE AND
CONVALESCENT SERA FROM NATURALLY OCCURRING AND EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED ILLNESS ARE AVAILABLE FOR
STUDY. THESE MATERIALS ARE EXAMINES BY IMMUNE ELECTRON MICROSCOPY. IN VITRO ASSAYS SUCH AS IMMUNE
ADHERENCE HEMAGGLUTINATION AND RADIOIMMUNOASSAY ARE ALSO BEING DEVELOPED. INTENSIVE EFFORTS TO GROW
THESE PREVIOUSLY UNCULTIVATED AGENTS IN VITRO ARE ALSO BEING CARRIED OUT, IN A VARIETY OF HUMAN AND
PRIMATE TISSUE AND ORGAN CULTURES.
*PROJECT: OO523O-MUTAGENIC TESTING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES FROM REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
ORGANIC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/79 - 09/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=L610C-O33 **EPA=R8O6557 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: JE MATTHEWS
INVESTIGATOR.: S STINNETT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-61O )
MANDATE : 10-O1 FEDERAL
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO523O
ORD -RK1OB3O-1O79
EPA/ERL - ATHENS
EAST CENT OKLA ST UNIV
MINERALS PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 6159 EPA -R8O6557
MAND-10-01 PE -61O
LABT-EPE
4O5-332-880O
TASK-L61OC-O33
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PROJECT-ACTIVE
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE MUTAGENIC CHARACTERISTICS OF RAW AND TREATED WASTEWATERS FROM PLANTS
REPRESENTING VARIOUS SEGMENTS OF THE ORGANIC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY. APPROACH: THE AMES PROCEDURE WILL
BE USED TO TEST AND COMPARE TREATED AND UNTREATED WASTEWATERS FROM PLANTS REPRESENTING VARIOUS
SEGMENTS OF THE ORGANIC CHEMICALS INDUSTRY.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read reverse before completing)
TITLE.OF PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R008I
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
"
Af f** r /
JECT A Budget or Man-nade buirur. Nitrogen, and Hydrogen ion Qvej^tJ
U. S. and SE Canada Airshed; Status Report by an Interdisciplina
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Professor R. B. Husar, Principle Investigator
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Washington University
Lindell & Skinker Blvds.,
St. Louis, Mo. 63130
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objective!, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progre» (200 words or less. Omit confidential data;.
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The objective of this project is to asses the overall budjet
of sulfur, nitrogen, and hydrogen ion originating from air pollution
The amount, chemical composition, and residence time of these compoui
in air, land and water will be estimated for the eastern U.
Canada airshed.
S. -SE
Assessment will be performed by an interdisciplinary working
group, consisting of experts in atmospheric processes, terrestrial
and biological specialists, and aquatic scientists. The final resul
will be a report of our understanding of the sources, dispersion,
impact and fate of anthropogenic S, N, and H in the environment.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROIFTT
(Please read reverse before completing)
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT HO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
"Kfdtt /
TITLE OF PROJECT
Prep, of Proceedings and Non-Technical Summary-of SOEH Conference Pesticides & Human
He ilth
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Society for Occupational and Environmental Health
1341 G Street, NW, Suite 308
Washington, D.C. 20005
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or (ess. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The Society for Occupational and Environmental Health plans to publish the
proceedings from their upcoming conference, "Pesticides and Human Health," The
conference is designed to both -give an overview of the health problems associated
with pesticide use and to highlight areas of specific concern for research and
regulation.
Special attention will be focused on groups at high risk such as
industrial workers, applicators, and farm workers. The conference will be opened
with an overview session on pesticide use and pest management. Following that
session there will be a critique of the past commission reports on pesticides,
including the Mrak report and the more recent National Academy of Sciences report.
Current scientific knowledge and current regulatory problems will be discussed
with respect to whether the recommendations of these commissions have been implemented,
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
-ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
PA6E-
136
*PROOECT: OO4877-DEVELOPMENT OF STUDY PLAN FOR GARBER-WELLINGTON AQUIFER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES. -
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT. . .
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/79 - 06/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=L775K-O2 »*EPA=R8O6562 ** (GRANT)
JT THORNHILL EPA/ERL - ADA
LW CANTER DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
06/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY
FINAL REPORT
30-99 WATER QUALITY
ALL AVAILABLE INFORMATION HAS BEEN GATHERED AND NOW BEING COMPILED
AND ANALYZED TO DETERMINE EXISTING DATA GAPS.
4O5-332-88OO E
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
RECN-OO4877
ORD -RL10B3O-3079
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 5838
MAND-30-99
LABT-EPE
EPA -R8O6562
PE -775
DATA-ORIGINAL
TASK-L775K-02
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO STUDY THE GARBER-WELLINGTON AQUIFER IN CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA, SUMMARIZE AND IDENTIFY KNOWN INFORMATION ON THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF WATER IN THE
AQUIFER, IDENTIFY DATA GAPS AND DEFINE WORK ELEMENTS TO CLOSE THOSE GAPS AND ASSIST IN AQUIFER
RESEARCH. APPROACH: ESSENTIALLY A "STATE-OF-KNOWLEDGE" LITERATURE SEARCH ON THE GARBER-WELLINGTON
AQUIFER. RESULTS TO DATE: ALL AVAILABLE INFORMATION HAS BEEN GATHERED AND IS NOW BEING COMPILED AND
ANALYZED TO DETERMINE EXISTING DATA GAPS.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH
PREPARED FOR THE
SMITHSONIAN
SCIENCE
PROJECT
INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OA18 No. W-R0081
PROJECT
SSIE
NO. (Do
not
use this space)
EPA ^~~>
TITLE OF PROJECT
ICHTHYOPLANKTON LQSSKS TM WRSTF.PM T.AtfP. FETE TW 1Q7S-77
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Richard L. Patterson, School of Natural Resources, Professor
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Michigan
1543 Dana
School of Natural Resources
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives. (2) Approach. (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In Ihr Smithsonian Srirmr Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting ri-seurch :ifiti are forwarded lo investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
Summary of Technical Proposal
Impacts on fish populations in western Lake Erie by power plants using
open cycle cooling technology is investigated. Data to be used in the
study were obtained in larval fish surveys in 1975, 1976, and 1977 by
the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the Ohio Center for
Lake Erie Area Research. Estimates are obtained for (a) total numbers
of larval fishes entrained in 1975-77, (b) number of equivalent adults
lost to the fish populations, and (c) number of equivalent adults lost
to the more important fisheries.
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RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO472O-ASSESSMENT OF SEWER SEALANTS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - 06/8O :
TASK CODE=C822A-S1T074 **EPA=R8O6567 **
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE.. . .
RP TRAVER
RH SULLIVAN
WB THOMPSON
07/79 -COMPLETE TASK I:
09/79 -COMPLETE TASK II:
11/79 -COMPLETE TASK III:
01/8O -COMPLETE TASK IV:
FY79
(GRANT)
201-321-6677
EPA/MERL - CINC
AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSN
NASSCO INC.
DEVELOPMENT OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR SEALANTS
SEALING OF HOUSE LATERALS
SCREENING OF POSSIBLE SEALANTS
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
06/8O -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
30-99 URBAN RUNOFF CONTROL
RECN-OO472O SSIE-GMA 5868 EPA -R8O6567
ORD -RC1OB30-5079 MAND-10-O1 MAND-30-99
PE -822 LABT-EET
PROJECT-ACTIVE
TASK-C822A-S1T074
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO DEVELOP PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR SEWER SEALANTS, IDENTIFY
POTENTIAL PRODUCTS WHICH MAY HAVE APPLICATION AND DEVELOP A TESTING AND EVALUATION PROGRAM WHICH
MIGHT BE USED BY USEPA TO DETERMINE PRODUCT ACCEPTABILITY. THE WORK PRODUCTS WILL BE SCREENED BY
INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVES FOR INPUT AND FOR SUGGESTIONS OF POSSIBLE CHEMICAL FORMULATIONS. POSSIBLE
R&D EFFORTS WHICH MAY BE NEEDED FOR THE SEALING OF HOUSE LATERALS WILL ALSO BE INVESTIGATED.
APPROACH: 1) DEVELOP PERFORMANCE CRITERIA BY WHICH PRODUCTS WOULD BE ASSESSED; 2) CONDUCT AN
ANALYSIS OF DEVELOPED OR POTENTIAL METHODS FOR THE SEALING OF HOUSE LATERALS; 3) SCREEN AVAILABLE
SEALANTS USED FOR NON-SEWER APPLICATION AND IN OTHER COUNTRIES FOR PRODUCTS WHICH WOULD MEET THE
PERFORMANCE CRITERIA; AND 4) DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TESTING PROGRAM FOR
THE IDENTIFIED SEALANTS WHICH APPEAR TO MEET THE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA.
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RUN DATE: O1/t1/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO1146-DETECTION OF VIRAL GASTROENTERITIS AGENTS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/77 - O6/81
TASK CODE=D823B-O26A **EPA=R8O6591-O1
EW AKIN
NR BLACKLOW
G CUKOR
SH CHEESEMAN
: FY79
* (GRANT)
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT. .-. . .
EPA/HERL - CINC
UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
O5/8O -RIA TEST FOR HAWAII AGENT
01/81 -IN VITRO CULTIVATION OF HUMAN ROTAVIRUS AND NORWALK AGENT
O1/81 -SEROEPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF GASTROENTERITIS OUTBREAKS
O6/81 -NEW SERIOLOGICAL TOOLS FOR INVEST. GASTROENTERITIS OUTBREAKS
(PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS
NEW SERIOLOGICAL TOOLS DEVELOPED FOR INVESTIGATING
GASTROENTERITIS OUTBREAKS
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
513-684-7383
MED SCH AT WORCESTER
MED SCH AT WORCESTER
MED SCH AT WORCESTER
RECN-OO1146
OR'D -RD1OB3O-1O79
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 4354 2
MAND-10-O1
LABT-OHR
EPA -R8O6591-O1
PE -823
TASK-D823B-O26A
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO ASSESS THE CONTRIBUTION OF VIRUSES TO
ENVIRONMENTALLY TRANSMITTED ENTERITIS. APPROACH: THE PROBLEM IS BEING APPROACH IN TWO WAYS. THE
FIRST APPROACH IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW AND MORE SENSITIVE METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF AGENTS IN
VIRAL ENTERITIS. THIS INCLUDES ATTEMPTS TO PROPAGATE THE AGENTS IN VITRO, AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE
SENSITIVITY OF IMMUNOLOGICAL ASSAYS FOR THESE VIRUSES THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN DEVELOPED IN OUR
LABORATORY. DEVELOPMENT OF NEW IMMUNO-ASSAYS FOR VIRAL AGENTS OF ENTERITIS NOT PREVIOUSLY STUDIED
IS ALSO PLANNED. THE SECOND APPROACH IS TO UTILIZE TECHNIQUES PRESENTLY AVAILABLE IN OUR LABORATORY
FOR THE STUDY OF NATURALLY OCCURRING DISEASE OUTBREAKS AND FOR PROSPECTIVE SEROEPIDEMIOLOGICAL
STUDIES.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
RUN DATE: O1/11/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 139
•PROJECT: OO44O5-FULL-SCALE STUDY OF SEQUENCING BATCH REACTORS
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/79 - O8/81 : FY79
TASK CODE=C822B-O3TC13 **EPA=R806598-01 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.: EF BARTH EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7641
INVESTIGATOR.: RL IRVINE UNIV OF NOTRE DAME SCH OF ENG
LH KETCHUM UNIV OF NOTRE DAME SCH OF ENG
MILESTONES...: O9/79 -NSF USER COMMITTEE MEETING
12/79 -INITIAL MONITORING OF MODIFIED SYSTEM
O4/8O -EVALUATION OF NITRIFICATION
1O/8O -MICROPROCESSOR EVALUATED
02/81 -DATA EVALUATION
O8/81 -PUB. OF RESULTS IN ENVIR. PROTECTION TECH. SERIES AND J.W.P.C.F.
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-822 ) POINT SOURCE TECH DEV (WASTEWATER SYS)
FINAL OUTPUT.: PUBLICATION OF RESULTS IN ENV PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY
SERIES AND JWPCF.
MANDATE : 1O-Q1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
CURR. RESULTS: PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT BEING ASSEMBLED.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO44O5 SSIE-GMA 5633 EPA -R8O6598-01 TASK-C822B-O3TC13
GRD -RC1OB3O-1O79 MAND-1C-O1 PE -822
LABT-E€T
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE FEASIBILITY OF USING SEQUENCING BATCH REACTORS AS AN ALTŁRNATIVE TO
CONVENTIONAL CONTINUOUS"FLOW ACTIVATED SLUDGE FOR TREATMENT OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER. APPROACH: THE
CULVER CITY, INDIANA, TREATMENT PLANT WILL BE MODIFIED FROM CONTINUOUS FLOW TO BATCH TREATMENT. A
MICROPROCESSOR WILL BE USED TO CONTROL OPERATIONAL VARIABLES. RESULTS TO DATE: THE PROJECT HAS JUST
BEEN FUNDED (APRIL 1. 1979). PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT ARE BEING ASSEMBLED.
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REPORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.2)
RUN DATE: O1/11/8O
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT *
EPA GRANTS : PERIOD OCT 1978- MAR 1979
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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*PROJECT: OO487O-THIRD SYMPOSIUM ON AQUATIC POLLUTANTS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/79 - 12/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=K824D-217 **EPA=R806666 ** (GRANT)
GL BAUGHMAN EPA/ERL - ATHENS
OR BEEM
10/79 -HOLD SYMPOSIUM
12/79 -FINAL REPORT NOT TO BE PUBLISHED
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
404-546-3145
AMERICAN INST. OF BIOLOGICAL SCIEN
ORDIS CODES.
PROd STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
10-01
10-03
10-O6
10-99
RECN-004870
ORD -RK10B3O-1O79
MAND-1O-06
LABT-EPE
PROJECT-ACTIVE
SSIE-GMA 5823
MAND-1O-O1
MAND-1O-99
EPA -R806666
MAND-10-O3
PE -824
DATA-ORIGINAL
TASK-K824D-217
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: A SYMPOSIUM ON THE IDENTIFICATION AND TRANSFORMATION OF AQUATIC POLLUTANTS WILL BE HELD
OCTOBER 15-17, 1979 AT JEKYLL ISLAND, GA. THE THEME OF THE MEETING WILL CLOSELY PARALLEL THOSE OF
PREVIOUS SUCH CONFERENCES (ATHENS, GA 1974; AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS, 1977). THESE ARE: A. THE
IDENTIFICATION OF AQUATIC POLLUTANTS, INCLUDING TECHNIQUES OF EXTRACTION AND SEPARATION FROM THE
AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT AND APPLICATION OF ADVANCED ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTATION TO THE ANALYSIS OF
POLLUTANTS; AND B. THE TRANSFORMATION OF POLLUTANTS TO THE AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM BY MICROBIAL,
CHEMICAL, AND PHOTOLYTIC ACTION. APPROACH: APPROXIMATELY 20-25 SPEAKERS WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE
TECHNICAL SESSIONS. IN ADDITION TO THE INVITED PAPERS, POSTER SESSIONS WILL ALSO BE CONDUCTED. IT
IS ESTIMATED THAT ABOUT 3OO SCIENTISTS FROM INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT, AND ACADEMIA WILL ATTEND THE
CONFERENCE. ADEQUATE TIME IS PLANNED FOR AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION AND DISCUSSION WITH THE SPEAKERS.
*PROJECT: OO4923-SYMPOSIUM ON HEALTH ASPECTS OF NONIONIZING RADIATION
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/79 - O8/79 : FY79
TASK CODE=X817A-001 **EPA=R806710-01 ** (GRANT)
G SIMON EPA/OHR- DAA
ME SHILS
O8/79 -PROCEEDINGS
(PE-817 ) HEALTH EFFECTS/ NON-CRIT POLL
2O-22 DAA FOR RADIATION PROGRAMS
RECN-OO4923 SSIE-GMA 586O EPA -R8O6710-O1
ORD -RX1OB3Q-2079 MAND-20-22 PE -817
LABT-OHR
PROJECT-ACTIVE
202-426-2277
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
TASK-X817A-OO1
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH DATA-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: PRESENT UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ON: PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION IN RELATION TO
MAN; BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION; PUBLIC ISSUES; EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CLINICAL
APPLICATIONS. APPROACH: SYMPOSIUM.
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Nutritional Factors on the Toxicity and Bioconcentration of Chemicals in
Emphasis on Interactions Between Fat Metabolism and Toxic Effects
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT
GOran Dave, Ph.D., Dept. of Zoophysiology, Univ. of Gb'teborg, FACK^OOSS Goteborg, Swede i
James McKim, Ph.D., Environmental Research Laboratory-Duluth, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, 6201 Congdon Boulevard, Duluth, MN 55804
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Environmental Research Laboratory-Duluth, 6201 Congdon Boulevard, Duluth, Minnesota
55804
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approoch. (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential djta).
In the Smithsonian Srirnce Information Kxchnnpe, summaries of work in progress are exchanped with government and private agencies sup-
lorting research and an forwarded to ini'eMigalors who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
(1) Examine the influence of dietary composition (lipid composition and content)
on the toxicity and bioaccumiilation of a lipid-soluble toxicant (Endrih) to
fathead minnows.
(2) Fathead minnow fry (1 month old) were fed seven diets with different lipid content
and composition for three months prior to determination of acute toxicity
(96-hr LC50) and bioconcentration (28 day BCF) of Endrin.
Adult fathead minnows were starved for periods of 3, 2, 1, and 0 months prior
to determination of acute toxicity (96-hr LC50).
(3) Experiments initiated January 1979 and finished June 1979. Report will be
submitted September 1979.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
Toxicity, Bloconcentration and Metabolism of Selected Chemicals in Aquatic Organisms
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENCAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Daniel J. Call, Research Specialist, Center for Lake Superior Environmental Studies
Larry T. Brooke, Research Specialist, Center for Lake Superior Environmental Studies
Raymond J. Kent, Research Specialist, Center for Lake Superior Environmental Studies
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of WisconsinSuperior
1800 Grand Avenue
superior. HI 54S80
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective!, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or lest. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
A study is proposed to provide information for an assessment of (a) the hazard
potential of selected organic compounds for freshwater organisms, and (b) the
use of aquatic organisms as biological screening tools for contaminants in human
drinking water supplies. Specific objectives include: (1) Determine LC§o
concentrations of test compounds for selected fish and invertebrate species by
acute toxicity tests; (2) Estimate "no effect" concentrations of test compounds
for selected fish and invertebrate species by embryo-larval or life-cycle
toxicity tests; (3) Determine rate of uptake, bioconcentration potential, and
rate of elimination of selected compounds in fish tissue; (4) Characterize
selected test compound metabolites in fish and invertebrate species.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
Mutagenesis and carcinogenesis characterizations of organics in drinking water
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
John C. Loper, Ph.D. Professor of Microbiology and Environmental Health, director and
co-investigator Dennis R. Lang, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Microbiology
Carl C. Smith, Ph.D. Professor of Environmental Health and Pharmacology, co-investigat
Henryka Kurzepa, Ph.D. Field Service Assistant Professor of Microbiology, co-investigat
M. Wi Is on Tabor. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Environmental Health . c- o- i nvp s t.i p-a t. nr
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
231 Bethesda Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio ^5267
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or leas. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies Eup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information, your summary is to be used for these purposes.
This program pursues coupled bioassay/chemical fractionation of residue organics
from drinking water samples.
1. Salmonella/microsome mutagenicity assay and transformation for focus
formation of BALB/3T3 fibroblasts are used in conjunction with experimental
HPLC procedures for analysis of a model macrosample of residue organics
provided by Dr. Middleton of USEPA.
2. Pre- and post-chlorination drinking water samples will be processed in our
laboratory using XAD resin to yield residues for pilot studies on the origin
and chemical separation properties of water borne mutagens/carcinogens.
3- The short-term bioassays and fractionation procedures as applicable will
be applied to survey samples of organic residues from municipal drinking
water provided by USEPA.
U. Research in assay methods will pursue: A, the nature of mutagenesis
enhancement genes of Pseudomones aeruginosa; B, further development of a
mutagenesis/transformation ratio assay with BALB/3T3 and its use in the
assay of promoters; C, studies of latency in tumor development in nude mice
following injection of either transformed or normal appearing BALB/3T3 cells;
D, mutagenesis and transformation testing of a human male whole embryo
fibroblast diploid culture.
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