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QUARTERLY STATUS REPORT, 4th QUARTER FY 74
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALLIS, OREGON
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALLIS, OREGON
July, 1974
2 (.iO 5 v,' - -• --
Corvailui, Oiayon 9J330
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PREFACE
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
Corvallis, Oregon
This report is designed primarily to serve the needs of manage-
ment by providing an overall picture of the status of progress toward
the accomplishment of planned research. It is not a report of accomplish-
ment, but rather an "exception" report which identifies problems and
reasons for delay.
This Quarterly Report summarizes the present status of progress
toward achieving the milestones in each of the approved Research
Objective Accomplishment Plans (ROAPs) assigned to NERC-Corvallis and
its associated laboratories for the 4th Quarter FY 74. The report is
divided into 4 parts. Part I summarizes the status of ROAPs, the
reasons for delays, manpower and dollar resources, and the technical
assistance provided to EPA, the Regions and other federal, state, and
private organizations. Part II is the Laboratory Director's assessment
of the problems, impact of delays and accomplishments. Part III is a
ROAP by ROAP report on the status of tasks toward meeting task milestones
and Part IV is a listing of the technical reports and papers published
during the quarter.
Your comments and suggestions on the contents of this report will
be appreciated. Please direct all inquiries to the Director, Program
Coordination Staff, NERC-Corvallis or call on FTS-503-752-4362.
A. F. Bartsch
Director, NERC-Corvallis
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I - Summary of ROAP/Task Progress .... Purple Divider
PART II - Laboratory Directors' Report .... Green Divider
Pages 9-26
PART III - ROAPs on Schedule Orange Divider
Special Foreign Currency Grants . ~. Page 28
ROAP Status Reports Pages 30 - 81
PART IV - Research Publications Blue Divider
Pages 82-108
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PART I
Summary of ROAP/Task Progress
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER - CORVALLIS
SUMMARY OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
4th Quarter - FY 1974
Current
Ouarter
% of Total
Qtrly Res
Fi seal
Year
Laboratory
Regions
Other
EPA
Non-
EPA
Total
Manhours
Reqions
Other
EPA
Non-
EPA
Total
PNERL
454
1644
299
2397
5.1
3280
5811
1188
10279
NMWOL
596
1030
103
1729
6.8
1918
9804
227
11949
NWQL
85
1984
513
2582
6.8
265
8881
2552
11698
AERL
24
-
288
312
4.6
376
-
456
832
GIL
308
24
112
444
10.7
660
1223
488
2371
RSKERL
270
1761
216
2247
10.8
415
3312
1328
5055
GBERL
16
600
144
760
5.8
475
3407
1193
5075
SERL
12
555
746
1313
4.6
261
2659
1385
4305
NERL
112
24
148
284
2.9
396
190
455
1041
1877
7622
2569
12068
6.2
8046
35287
9272
52605
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER - CORVALLIS
MANPOWER RESOURCE SUMMARY
4th QUARTER - FY 1974
Permanent Full Time
LABORATORY
HQS NERC
AERL
GIL
GBERL
NERL
NMWQL
NWQL
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RSKERL
SERL
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24
55
90
74
60
73
469
2
3
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2
35
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24
17
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93
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24
54
92
98
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10
7
4
5
8
10
7
14
4
9
78
1_/ Over allocated at PAG II including Energy Positions
2/ 23 positions for Lake Survey
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER - CORVALLIS
SUMMARY OF EXTRAMURAL OBLIGATIONS
FOURTH QUARTER FY 1974
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LABORATORY
PNERL
NMWQL
NWQL
AERL
GIL
RSKERL
GBERL
SERL
NERL
AUTHORIZED (1)
FUNDS
$ 3,871,000
1 ,254,000
645,000
421 ,000
2,275,000
3,357,000
555,000
2,075,000
1 ,179,000
(2)
OBLIGATED
$ 3,809,059
1 ,271 ,503
695,345
416,000
2,357,304
3,469,433
550,583
1 ,869,193
1 ,175,913
OBLIGATED
98.4
98.6
107.8
98.8
103.6
103.3
99.2
90.1
99.7
TOTAL
$15,637,000
$15,614,333
99.9
(1) Funds authorized at PAG II less
program cut $1,192,000 (11-14-73)
(2) Includes National Eutrophication Lake Survey
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NERC-CORVALLIS
COMPARISON EXTRAMURAL EXPENDITURES
FY 1973 vs FY 1974
AUTHORIZED FUNDING LEVEL
FY 1974
Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
FISCAL YEAR - MONTHS
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NERC-CORVALLIS
COMPARISON TOTAL EXPENDITURES
FY 1973 vs FY 1974
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PART II
Laboratory Directors Report
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ARCTIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 4th Quarter FY-74
I. IMPACT OF DELAYS:
1BAQ22-21ARY
The eleven month delay is not critical and will not delay related
tasks in the ROAP.
1BB044-21ASG
Active work on this ROAP was terminated when FY-75 planning elimi-
nated the ROAP. Essential work will be carried on under 21ASF.
II. ISSUES:
The perennial issue of adequate resources for research was discussed
in relationship to planned levels for FY-75 as a seperate communication.
III. ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
A final report in Extended Aeration Sewage Treatment in Cold Cli-
mates was submitted to GPO for publication in the EPA Research Series.
This report describes the results of several years of research by AERL
staff and others working in the field. The results establish that the
conventional extended aeration sewage treatment process can provide
secondary treatment at low temperature conditions if proper facility
and process design are followed. Organic loading was found to be a
critical factor. Sludge wastage facilities or an effluent polishing
system are also important design considerations.
This past year has been the most productive year in the history of
the Laboratory in terms of research reports. Ten AERL Working Papers
have been published as well as seven EPA Research and Technology Re-
ports. Requests for these publications have been heavy, which indicates
that needed information is being disseminated to the public.
IV. ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS:
No problems that have not previously been reported.
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GROSSE ILE LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 4th Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA026
The delays noted in the 3rd Quarter ROAP Status Report for June
rectified through the awarding of the grants.
The delays in ROAP 21AKP are caused by the late submission of final
reports.
The delays noted in 21BAZ were caused by an error in the preparation
of the original ROAP.
II. Issues:
None
III. Accomplishments
Drafts of the final reports for the IFYGL Projects are being
received and reviewed.
IV- Administrative/Management Problems:
None appropriate to mention here.
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GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 4th Quarter
I. Impact of Delays:
1EA077
Nothing to report.
II. Issues:
Nothing to report.
III. Accomplishments:
The Gulf Breeze Laboratory has acquired the administrative
and scientific operations of the EPA Bears Bluff Laboratory at
St. John's Island, South Carolina. This laboratory will be
carried as a field station of the Gulf Breeze Environmental
Research Laboratory. A new chemistry laboratory will be housed
in a temporary building and a chemist is reporting for duty on
July 8, 1974. Dr. Richard Berry, former Chief of the Field
Station, has transferred to Washington, D.C. and he will be
replaced by Dr. Will Davis who will assume duties on September
1, 1974.
A total of 66 man-days of technical assistance were provided
the Office of Enforcement and General Counsel in preparation of
testimony for Public Hearings on Section 307(a) of the Water
Bill.
Completed technical assistance report on anti-cholinesterase
poisoning of fish resulting from discharge of effluent by a
manufacturer of organophosphate pesticides.
Conducted symposium on the^impact of artifically introduced
microbial seed cultures on the aquatic environment.
Began study of simulated estuarine ecosystems, conceptual
models of which were forwarded to Dr. Norman Glass at the National
Ecological Research Laboratory. Preliminary work indicates that
turtle grass (Thallassia testudinum), several species of algae,
oysters (Crassostrea virginica), grass shrimp (crassostrea pugio),
pinfish (Lagodon rhomboides), and stone crabs (Menippe mercenaria)
represents a viable food chain for the initial study.
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NATIONAL ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 4th Quarter FY-74
I. Impact of Delays:
1AA006
All the tasks within ROAP 21 ALU, ALS are on schedule. 21 ALR is
on schedule except for Task 09 which means an important delay in research
concerning long-term chronic exposure work.
1EA435
All tasks are on target in ROAP 21 BCL. Draft submissions on
the transport conceptual model were received from NERL, SERL, GBERL, and
NWQL on schedule. Grants for microcosm research in the terrestrial and
estuarine ecosystems have been funded. In-house research has also been
initiated so that phasing can begin between it and the extramural efforts.
6NA441
The Montana Coal-Fired Power Plant Study is mounted in Montana.
Additional personnel and equipment have been sent to Montana as research
and housing accommodations become available. All tasks associated with
the field effort have been initiated.
II. Issues :
The greatest problem remains the availability of a facility to conduct
controlled environmental research. Although some problems have been
resolved through provision of additional lab space in the main NERC
building, a permanent greenhouse/lab work facility is still in critical
need. Two additional adjoining lab modules will be required by September 30
to accomodate the salt spray research for the Turkey Point program. Two
more lab modules (not necessarily adjoining) are required for Alternate
Chemical program for radiotracer work, and for four controlled environmental
chambers.
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III. Accomplishments:
1AA006
Interagency agreements with AEC/Batelle and the Forest Service
have been funded as well as a grant with New York University.
1EA435
One double laboratory module for microcosm study has been secured
and modifications nearly complete.
6NA441
Four grants were funded relative to research on the Montana
Coal-Fired Power Plant Project. After various delays, procurement and
on-site location of facilities, equipment, and utilities are nearly complete.
Staffing is also nearly complete and it is anticipated that the CFPP
research project will be fully operational in FY 75.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
Administrative difficulties are being resolved and no serious problems
are anticipated.
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NATIONAL MARINE WATER QUALITY LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 4th Quarter, FY'74
I. Impact of Delays
The five ROAP1s at NMWQL contain a total of 113 approved tasks.
Two tasks have been completed during this fiscal year and a number of
others have progressed to the point of submission of draft reports.
One task became inactive due to a budget cut. Of the remaining tasks,
only 19 are in any way delayed. The majority of these delays were
due to fund freezes and have stabilized since funds were made available.
At this point, delays dn in-house activities continue to be minimal
because of the ability to compensate by emphasizing field aspects of
research. Delays which will be encountered due to limited wet lab
space have yet to become apparent.
1BA022
16 AAT
No delays are currently being experienced. Emphasis on field
aspects as described above is at the expense of wet lab experimentation.
16 AAV
Additional delay in tasks 08 and 18 will delay validation of in-
house observations of carcinogenic effects of oils and the subsequent
report. This delay seems justified by the improved proposal resulting
from negotiation.
21 AKF
Further minor delays have been encountered. Previous comments
regarding the undesirability of excessive reliance on historical data
are still valid.
21 AKK
No substantive delays have been encountered in this program to date.
The toxicity data file is progressing through use of in-house resources.
21 BBG
The additional delay encountered in task 02 will proportionally
delay synthesis of its output with that of other concurrent tasks. Such
delay does not impact a major ROAP milestone.
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II. Accomplishments:
Liver to body weight ratio, liver glycogen and muscle RNA were
found to be excellent indicators of the nutritional state of fish.
Using these measures, it was determined that laboratory fed fish are
distinctly different from field controls. It is thus possible to
design diets which will produce test animals more nearly like natural
populations.
Arrangements are now complete for the production of a joint
Russian-American Journal of Marine Pollution. The journal will be
distributed simultaneously in each country.
The culture of the Atlantic Silversides (Menidla menidia) is now
routine and organisms are available for experimentation.
Bioassays performed at this laboratory were instrumental in
stopping the ocean disposal of mycelial fermentation wastes.
III. Issues:
The agreement which would have permitted immediate use of FY'75
funds for those high priority ROAP's above the decision margin ranks
as one of the most logical and useful management decisions made by
EPA to date. Unfortunately, the justification for that decision was
destroyed by the difficulties encountered by the PAG. As a result, we
go into FY'75 again faced with grant and contract renewals which may
not be funded in time to assure continuity of effort. As in the past,
this will probably result in loss of talented personnel who cannot be
assured of continuing support.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
Like other laboratories, NMWQL must obtain an effluent permit for
its discharge from the wet laboratory. The rapid changes encountered
in the nature of materials under test and the frequent lack of criteria
for these materials create quite a problem in the drafting and revision
of such a permit. We are discussing with Region I several alternative
solutions to the problem including permit conditions written in terms
of biological response. I would appreciate learning of the experiences
other labs have had in this regard and any solutions that have proven
satisfactory.
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NATIONAL WATER QUALITY LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, Uth Quarter FY '7^
I. Impact of Delays:
Most of the delays indicated in the ROAP Status Report are minor in
nature and for the most part are delays in completions of reports but the
information is already in the hands of the user, so the delay is not
serious.
The delay in 16AA0 resulting from the diversion of people to the Toxic
Substances Hearings is of some concern. Since this is a large effort and a
large ROAP in FY '75 the total effect on the ROAP will not be great, since
these Tasks are relatively small.
The delay on Task 2k of 16ABI is unavoidable because of lack of funds
and unforseen expenses on this contract. We had hoped to get this information
in the hands of the Regions sooner because they would find it useful to have
during this period of activity on Section 316. Presently, progress of the
contractor is good. We may be able to finish somewhat ahead of the presently
planned schedule.
II. Issues.
It appears that both Dr. Wiser and Dr. Trakowski have given assignments
to Field Laboratories to prepare Criteria Documents and in our initial
discussions it would appear that there is a substantial amount of overlap and
duplication of effort between our assignments and theirs. I recommend that the
NERC Director consult with Trakowski and Wiser to see if duplication does exist
and attempt to eliminate it through cooperative efforts between their people
and us, or some other appropriate course of action.
III. Accomplishments:
The very complete affidavits that staff members prepared for the Toxic
Pollutant Hearings have become valuable documents for preparation of 30^
Criteria and can serve as a major building block in the preparation of Criteria
Documents. We were pleased to note that a significant percentage oi research
work we have completed over the last several years was directly usaole in the
Toxic Pollutant Hearings, and without it the Agency would have been in a much
weaker position on a number of those toxic pollutants.
IV. Administrative/Management. Problems:
None.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 4th Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BAQ25
Staff work relating to the Ocean Outfall-Secondary Treatment
Task Force will cause a delay of several months in the preparation
of a report on mercury accumulation in Dungeness crabs. Although
this material has been provided to EPA in a draft form and is being
used in the development of standards, it cannot be properly cited
until a report is published.
IBAO29
Preliminary lake reports are about 4 months behind schedule;
However, outputs have been doubled during the last quarter. OWAP
deadlines will still be met for nutrient criteria assessment.
1BA031
Lack of technician level personnel due to temporary ceiling,
continues to impede assigned research in Tasks 08 and 17 in ROAP 21 AJF.
Milestones have been delayed by 12 months.
IBAO32 and 1BB392
Delay completion of ROAP milestones. In ROAP 21 AJH, Task 35,
delay may impact timely satisfaction of section 303(d) of PL 92-500.
Delay of Task 19 in 21 AZU has hindered EPA's ability to deal effectively
with the electric power industry's criticisms of the Effluent Guidelines.
1BB037
Delays in the projects will prevent the development of
technology necessary to meet the legislated deadline of zero discharge
of pollutants by 1985.
Laboratory Services Branch
None.
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II. Issues:
1BA025
Additional staff will be required to accelerate the work on
the New York Bight experimental sludge dumping project if we are
to develop an expanded interest in ocean outfalls. At present,
the best course of action appears to be the acquisition of two
professionals to temporary positions.
IB AO 29
None.
1BA031
Lack of funds to carry out full-scale lake restoration
demonstration projects continues to be a problem. This may be
overcome if the funds for the pilot demonstration projects become
available in the FY 1975 supplement.
IBAO32 and 1BB392
None.
1BB037
The present funding level of the program will not
achieve the desired technology by 1985 and this was confirmed
by the recent GAO study.
Laboratory Services Branch
Questions have arisen on what happens to metals and
phosphorus in lake waters as they are transported from the field to
the laboratory. Answers were provided as to what happens to forms
of phosphorus and changes in ways of handling were recommended.
Experiments will be conducted on lake samples in order to predict what
might be occurring to selected metals in polyethylene containers.
III. Accomplishments:
1B AO 2 5
Trailers have been provided at the Newport Field Station to
relieve cramped conditions there. Laboratory space has been arranged
for the Coastal Branch at Corvallis to facilitate work on the New York
Bight.
Assistance was provided to Headquarters in the evaluation of
an ocean dumping permit application from Dupont. Assistance was
provided to Headquarters Ocean Outfal1-Secondary Treatment Task
Force.
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1BA029
A total of 63 preliminary lake reports were prepared this
quarter including Connecticut (6 prepared by NERC-Las Vegas);
Michigan (20), Minnesota (22), New York (5) and Wisconsin (10).
In addition, nine preliminary reports were finalized and have been
sent to the printer.
The algal assay section started and completed 218 algal assays
on lake samples collected during 1973 and 1974.
The Laboratory Services Branch received and analyzed 3,087
stream samples and 1,280 sewage effluent samples during the past
quarter.
Tributary sampling sites were selected and maps for internal
and National Guard use were prepared for Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas,
Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Washington,
Wyoming and Nevada. This preparation included 179 lakes and 910
tributary sampling sites.
A third and final interagency agreement between EPA and USGS
to provide flow data and drainage areas in the western states was
negotiated and signed.
The Branch continued to work on data evaluation related to
reports on water quality criteria, nutrient export from different
land use areas and nutrient analysis of muncipal sewage plant effluents.
These reports were requested by 0WAP.
Stream sampling in the States of Arkansas and Louisiana
was initiated in June. PNERL-NES staff participated in training the
National Guardsmen and sampling during the initial round.
1BA031
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Cline's pond was treated with zirconyl chloride to inactivate
phosphorus on April 26-27. The final draft of the nutrient inactivation
progress report was completed. Significant progress has been made
in the development of a sediment/phosphorus release model for Shagawa
Lake.
The nitrogen and phosphorus requirements for Anabaena flos-aquae
have been determined. A draft of the Marine Algal Assay Procedure:
Bottle Test has been completed.
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IBAO32 and 1BB392
In 1BA032 the "Workbook on Thermal Plume Prediction, Volume II -
Surface Discharge," was completed.
In 1BB392 the following reports were completed:
"A Demonstration of Thermal Water Utilization in Agriculture"
"Water Requirements for Power Plants with Wet Cooling Towers"
"Engineering and Economic Aspects of Wet and Dry Cooling Systems"
"Water Usage in Conversion of Coal to Pipeline Quality Gas"
"State-of-the-Art and R&D Needs Relative to Assessment of
Water Use Alternatives in Coal Conversion Facilities"
1BB037
New grant applications were received during the quarter and
grants offered in a total amount somewhat above the total funds budgeted
for the fiscal year. Sixteen grant final report manuscripts were
reviewed during the quarter and submitted for publication.
Laboratory Services Branch
The backlog problem has for all practical purposes been solved.
Thanks are due to Ken Harris for doggedly pursuing a developmental task
in the K-N and total phosphorus digestion end of the sample analysis.
In this quarter, 60,000 analyses were reported to the various
project leaders.
Computer assistance continues at a moderate level to CPB, E&LRB,
IWB, and NERL with few large scale projects but many small ones.
An upward mobility style training program is being initiated for
Ms. Burton with the end objective to "grow our own" statistician,
providing a much needed expertise within PNERL.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
1BA025
None.
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1BA029
None.
1BAQ31
In regard to the Shagawa Lake Project data processing, an
excessive backlog of over 12 weeks' keypunching exists. A mechanism
must be found to shorten this turnaround time.
IBAO32 and 1BB392
None.
1BB037
The one staff assistant in the program assigned responsibility
for grants paperwork management resigned during the quarter and the
vacancy not refilled due to anticipation of a lowered position ceiling
in FY 75. This shifts a non-technical workload back to the professional
staff.
Laboratory Services Branch
None.
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ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 4th Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA024-2IAKQ
Three tasks in this ROAP have experienced delays due to changing
of the principle researcher, the location of more literature to be
reviewed than expected and an error in an original milestone date.
These delays are not regarded as significant.
1BA024-16AJB
Task 01 of this ROAP is significant to a companion study being
initiated by the Air and Water Program concerning institutional
constraints of ground water basin management.
1BA02U-21AIQ
Delay in this task will seriously impact the input to the GE-Tempo
contract of the Office of Monitoring. It will also delay the completion
of identification of ground water pollution problems in the U. S.
1BB039-21AYR
Delay in this ROAP seriously impacts irrigation management
practices manual required in FY 77. Manpower support inadequate for
required task.
1BB039-21AYS
Delay in this task of demonstrating pollution in surface and
ground waters is influenced by irrigation methods and management
practices is not significant. Report has been reviewed and returned
to grantee for revision.
1BB045-A21ASH
Demonstration of sewage irrigation system in the mid-continent
region delay is not considered significant. Expected to be funded
early in FY 75.
1BB0145-21ASH
Testing of soil system for municipal wastewater treatment delay
is not considered significant. Construction bids have come in
exceeding estimate.
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1BB045-21ASJ
Laboratory and field testing of biological/ecological municipal
wastewater treatment/control systems delay is not considered signi-
ficant. Grantee given extension of time for report until July 1974
by FED.
II. Issues:
Program elements 1BB040 (Mining) and 1BB045 (Water Quality) have
losses of four man years and two man years respectively for FY 75.
Positions for each program element are filled with permanent personnel
equivalent to the losses. Results of these reductions will make it
impossible to complete carryover work in the mining area and seriously
reduce the soils treatment research which is already behind the
schedule desired by the Office of Water Programs and Regional Officer.
Recommendations are for NERC-Corvallis to: (1) attempt to have
the RSD Office reconsider and replace lost manpower since it is
critical to our carryover work in the mining program and added work
load in the Water Quality Program. Personnel presently onboard on
those programs do not possess the appropriate skills and training
for reassignment to other programs; (2) if recommendation above cannot
be granted, permission is requested for the Laboratory Director to
proceed with a reduction-in-force for those staffs of program elements
affected.
III. Accomplishments:
During the last quarter of FY 74, the RSKERL has completed a
total of 15 EPA publications. Subject matter covers soil treatment;
hypolimnetic flow regimes in lakes; paunch manure as a catfish food;
animal waste treatment; irrigation scheduling for salinity control;
uranium mining, milling, and refining; sand and gravel state-of-the-
art; and pollution problems in oil shale.
A study of waste characteristics of off-shore oil production
was made at the request of the Oil and Hazardous Materials Program.
Data collected is to be used as a base for EPA guidelines. Manpower
provided by program elements 1BB036 and 1BB040.
Review of reccmmendations for technical solutions for salinity
control was completed by program element 1BB039. This is a portion
of the effort to provide Mexico with certain quality waters frcm this
source. (Colorado Basin)
Headquarters was provided two man months of effort frcm the
mining program during the quarter for purposes of planning the energy
research. In addition, six man weeks was given to Washington R&D
for assistance during and just prior to the PAG meeting.
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IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
Technical assistance requests requiring diversion of manpower
continues to delay task accomplishments. Everyone of our programs
have been impacted by this to an extent by fulfilling these efforts;
however, the petroleum refining, mining, and water quality groups
have been particularly hard hit.
Headquarters changing national assignments is creating an
unmanageable problem in keeping and assigning proper professionals
available. With the present restrictions on adjusting staff
competency, it will be impossible to meet work loads on a timely
basis and to assure a final quality product.
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SOUTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 4th Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BAQ23
None.
1BAQ27
Although 15 task milestones were missed during the quarter, most
of the delayed tasks are within a few months of achieving their mile-
stones. No ROAP milestones are in jeopardy.
1BB036
Delay in 21AZR-11 is holding up publication of the approved
final report.
1BB039
Delay in 21AYP-11 continues to slow the development of an alternate
pesticide runoff model.
II. Issues:
An old and continuing issue is the insufficient numbers and kind of
manpower necessary for successful research. The planning and authoriza-
tion of in-house research fails to account for the disciplines necessary
and often envisions annual manpower shifts that are impossible to accom-
modate without drastic changes in laboratory staffs.
III.Accomplishments:
1EA487-21BCL 06: The FEB was requested to provide NERC-Corvallis
with a control diagram for and a summary of current mathematical
representations of pesticide transport in the aquatic environment.
Although mathematical models for pesticide interactions at the global
and biochemical levels are reported in the literature, little is
reported for transformations and transport at the small ecosystem level.
A report was prepared containing a graphic representation of the trans-
port and fate of pesticides in aquatic systems, and outlining systems
analysis techniques that may be used to identify important variables
and reduce the complexity of the network to the desired level.
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1BA023-21AIM 07: The ability of four micro-organisms to concen-
trate the pesticide methoxychlor either on or within the cell was
measured. Organisms used for the studies were a gram negative
bacterium (Bacillus subtilis), a fungus (an Aspergillus species), and
an alga (Chlorella species"J7 Concentration factors measured were
9 (1.2 + 0.67) X 103 for F_. harrisonii
o (3.5+1.2) X 104 for B. subtilis
e (5.6 + 2.4) X 103 for Aspergillus species
6 (1.3 +_ 0.29) X 104 for Chlorella species
1BA027, Technical Assistance Task 09: The ACB provided analytical
assistance to the Delaware Department of Natural Resources in connection
with a potential taste and odor problem in a drinking water supply.
Water samples for a well field, a nearby landfill, and recovery
wells between the two areas were analyzed by GC-MS and spark source
mass spectrometry. Thirty compounds were identified in the landfill
water, including butyric, propionic, and caproic acids. Hiqh concentra-
tionsof bromine were also found. The recovery wells were less con-
taminated and the well field water was of drinking quality.
1BA027, Technical Assistance Task 12: As part of the EPA task
force effort, a method was developed for the preparation of quantitative
standard solutions of vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) in carbon tetra-
chloride. Two gas chromatographic techniques to determine VCM in water
were found to be reproducible and quantitative at the mg/1 level. They
are adequate for screening at the pg/1 level.
1BB039: Six EPA reports concerning runoff of pesticides and
nutrients and their effects on biota were published this quarter by
the Agro-Environmental Research Branch. Four additional EPA reports
concerning the disposal of animal waste and the runoff of pesticides
were approved for publication by the Project Officers. A paper on a
methematical runoff model was published in a technical journal.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems
The long-standing inadequacy of laboratory and office space at SERL
is expected to be partially alleviated by the acquisition, which was
started in the 4th quarter, of four surplus trailers by SERL and three
surplus trailers by Region IV SAD. These temporary facilities should
be useable by 2nd quarter, FY75, but will be insufficient if the pro-
spective increase in SERL staff and research assignments in the energy
R&D program take place in FY75.
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PART III
ROAPs on Schedule
ROAP Status Reports
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ROAPS ON SCHEDULE
The list below indicates the ROAPS on schedule; the following pages of
"ROAP Status Reports" contain only ROAPS having one or more delayed tasks.
NO. OF
PROGRAM
ROAP
ACTIVE TASKS
ELEMENT
LABORATORY
21ARX
6
1BA021
AERL
21ASA
3
1BA021
AERL
21ARZ
4
1BA022
AERL
21ASF
4
1BB044
AERL
21AKP
0
1BA026
GIL
21BBI
7
1BA026
GIL
25ADR
6
1BA026
GIL
25ADS
5
1BA026
GIL
25ADX
3
1BA026
GIL
21AZN
7
1BB036
GIL
25AJN
10
1EA077
GBERL
21AMM
1
1EA077
GBERL
21ALS
5
1AA006
NERL
21ALU
16
1AA006
NERL
21BCL
14
1EA435
NERL
21BCI
11
6NA441
NERL
16AAD
9
1BA021
NWQL
16AAI
8
1BA021
NWQL
16AAJ
6
1BA021
NWQL
16AAK
15
1BA021
NWQL
25AIC
0
1BA021
NWQL
21AIS-A
7
1BA025
PNERL
21 AIT
7
1BA025
PNERL
25AKM
3
1BA029
PNERL
25ALP
3
1BA029
PNERL
21AJA
11
1BA031
PNERL
58AAK
2
1BB392
PNERL
21AZP
6
1BB036
RSKERL
21AZV
3
1BB036
RSKERL
21AVS
1
1BB036
RSKERL
A21 AYR
5
1BB039
RSKERL
21AYV
15
1BB039
RSKERL
21AYN
8
1BB039
RSKERL
21AGD
0
1BB040
RSKERL
21AGF
2
1BB040
RSKERL
21AGG
0
1BB040
RSKERL
21AZT
5
1BB036
SERL
58AAH
0
1BB036
SERL
21AYU
3
1BB039
SERL
21BBV
2
1BB039
SERL
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SPECIAL FOREIGN CURRENCY GRANTS
(PL 480)
POLAND
SFCP 05-532-3 Studies on Removal of Colour, Detergents and Other
Refractory Compounds from the Textile Wastewater
Thomas H. Sargent, SERL
Institute for Meteorology and Water Economy,
Krakow and Andrychow, Poland
SFCP 5-532-4 Studies on Determination of the Eutrophication Rate and
Method of Eutrophication Control of Water Reservoirs
C.F. Powers, PNERL
Institute for Meteorology and Water Economy,
Wroclaw, Poland
SFCP 05-532-5 The Studies on the Effect of Heated Water Discharge from
the Power Plant on the Physical and Chemical Processes Occurring
in the Big Free Flowing River and its Influence on Water Quality
F.H. Rainwater, PNERL
Institute for Meteorology and Water Economy
Warsaw, Poland
SFCP 5-532-6 Determination of the Feasibility of Various Techniques for
the Ground Water Protection Against Infiltration of Surface Pollution
William C. Galegar, RSKERL
Institute for Meteorology and Water Economy
Warsaw, Poland
SFCP 5-532-9 Investigations on the Toxicological Aspects of Petrochemical
Wastes Discharged into Free Flowing Waters
O.H. Pickering, NWQL (Newtown)
Institute for Meteorology and Water Economy,
Warsaw, Poland
SFCP 05-532-13 Studies of Hydrological, Chemical and Physical Processes
Affecting the Baltic Sea Waters Pollution
D. J. Baumgartner, PNERL
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Institute for Meteorology and Water Economy
Gdynia, Poland
SFCP 5-532-14 Selection Criterions for Combined Cooling Systems of Steam
Power Plants
B. Tichenor, PNERL
Institute for Meteorology and Water Economy
Warsaw, Poland
PO 5-533-2 Relative Incidents of Air Pollution Toxicity in Relation
to Elevation Above Ground
Norman R. Glass
Institute of Forrest Research
Warsaw, Poland
EGYPT
PR 3-541-1 Systems Analysis of Mediterranean Desert Ecosystems of
North Egypt.
Norman R. Glass
Alexandria Institute
TUNISIA
07-552-1 Study of Eutrophication in Lake Tunis-- The Diversion of
Sewage Implications
Thomas E. Maloney
Institute of National Scientifique — ep Technique d' Oceanographic
EP De Puhe
Salammbo, Tunisia
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Prog ram E lement
1BA022
2 Roap No
21ARY
3 Roap Title
Effects of Man on Arctic Estuarine
16 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule
5 0 3 i 2
'4 Date
7/8/74
5 Page No
J.-.-of-.
10 No Completed CFY vt No Delayed
0 1
1 2
13 C,«, R.chard ^ Latimer « Manager E(.nst „ueller
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t a r g e t
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Baseline Study of Arctic Estuarine
Envi ronment
11
10/1/73
8/31/7'
AG
Work with Grantee to complet
report
e labor&tor.
di rector
17 REMARKS
The report is partially written but numerous personnel changes over the period of the grant have made it very
difficult to complete the final report in proper EPA format.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING --F
F F - Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example d«lay in
advice ot allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
AD
A F
AG
AO
A P
Equipment Delays
Equi pment Failure
Grant /Cont r a c• Delay (specify )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specif
y )
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
A ssistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i s t ance (spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No '3 Roap Title '4 Date
1BB044 21ASG . Treatment for Municipal Wastes in Cold Climates ; 7/fi/74
5 Page No ]
1 o f _1 |
e Total Tasks in Hoaps 7 No.Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
9 3 4 | 1
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
0 3
1 2
13 Program Chief 14 Roap Manager 15
Richard W. Latimer Merritt A. Mitchell |
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task
04
05
06
Brief De s cript'on
Inventory of non-conventional
processes
Conference on non-conventional
processes
Physical/chemical treatment in Arctic
infinite 3/74
infinite 5/74
months
de I ayed
infinit
original
t arget
3/74
proposed
t d rg et
R ea son
DO
DO
FD
Recommended Action
none
none
none
By Whom
17 REMARKS
O
2 a c M
t w ; %
This ROAP was not continued in the FY-75 planning cycle, therefore funds and staff were diverted to 21ASF
(j»>
O vO 3
3 T n
-c-
7T—
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
u
O
FUNDING F
if
f F - SFunds Frozen
F| -Sounding Insullicient
F D,- ^undl Diverted (sp ec i f y )
FL^-fFunds Late (Example delay in
Kadvice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
O/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical As*istance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prog ram E I emen t
1BA026
2 Roap No
21AKP
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Complet)
J2A-
Z LPlcal & Physical Prnrpss Affgrt^ng Pollution 1 7/12/74
ipleled |8 no Active Tasks |9 No on Schedule po No Completed CFY pn No Delay*
13 Program Chief
24
14 Roap Manager
S Page No
1- o 1
1 2
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Detcript'on
months
de 1 ayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
07
Near-Shore Study of Eastern Lake Ontaric
Zooplankton Production in Lake Ontario
as Influenced by Environmental Perturb-
ations
3
3
7/1/74
7/1/74
9/74
9/74
AG
AG
Original grants were awarded
with a final report comple-
tion date of 90 days after
project period.
08
Phosphorus Release and Uptake by Lake
Ontario Sediments
3
7/1/74
9/74
AG
09
Analysis and Model of the Impact of Dis-
charge of the Niagara and Genesee Rivers
of the Near-Shore of Lake Ontario
3
7/1/74
9/74
AG
10
A Near-Shore Survey of Eastern Lake
Ontario
2
7/1/74
9/74
AG
12
Algal Nutrients Availability and Limita-
ation in Lake Ontario During IFYGL.
6
4/1/74
10/1/7'
AG
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i« e r led ( s pec i fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofallowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
AD - Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG
AO
A P
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
— Equipment Failure
- Grant/Cont ract DeI ay (speci fy )
I- Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specif
y )
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
iRAn?6
2 Roap No
21BAZ.
i nmi/.o / i KA/
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
0
13 Program Chief
Nelson A. Thomas
3 Roap Title Support of the U.S.—Canadian Upper
STMo
4 Date
7/12/74
TO.No Completed CFY hi No Delayed
14.Roap Manager
Tnrinr T. navips
5 Page No
_l_of_-1-
1 2
0
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
03
Conduct algal assays as part of the
Saginaw Bay Study
12
1/74
12/74
AO
Error in original date
17. REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Ft - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of a I lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG — Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program E lement
2 Roap No ?\ Al R
. _ , , _ = -— F , u—Secondary A,ir Quality Standards & Cant. of Ot.hpr Pollutants—L
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active ias*s 9 No 1>n 5citeduTe TO No Completed CFY vj No Delayed 1
1
1A°«
3 Roap Title Strengthening Scientific Basis for 4 Da'e 7-11-74 js Page jjo ^
27
15
14
0
13 Program Chief
L. C. Raniere
14 Roap Manager
L. C. Raniere
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
deIayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
09
Environmental Stress Studies
24
7/1/73
7/1/75
0-Functiohal Construction and/or acqup
Transfer sition of sophisticated
environ, control facility
CO
-P»
17 REMARKS
Need firm commitment and target date for new ecological research facility
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F - Funds Fro* en
PI - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
F L — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant (Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass 1 stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical A ss i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Pr
lement
2 Ro.Ffl''igs..'tf.hs.aT."frWiTiS1,
13 Program C hief
7/10/74
5 Pane No
a^e
o I .
ipieted CFV 11 No Delayed
0 1
1 2
L. C. Rani ere
14 Roap Manager
L. C. Raniere
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c r i pt • o n
mortt-hs
de I ayed
or i g i n a I
target
proposed
td rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Greenhouse salt aerosol studies
11
9-1-73
8-1-74
AD, AG
17 REMARKS'
Failure to find contractor
for construction of aerosol
chambers through RFP or
direct solicitation has neces
sitated in-house fabrificatic|n
of temporary field exposure
facility which will be com-
pleted by August 1974.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ot al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
staffing - other— o/o
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O- Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA022
2 Roap No
21BBG
3 Roap Title
Ecological Assessment of Ocean Dumping
4 Oat e
7/10/74
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule '10 No Completed CFY i~i No Delayed 1~2
|5 Page No
-1
1
15
0
8
13 Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
1 5
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Merits of deep ocean and shelf disposal
5
9/73
2/74
FF
Corrected
02
Leaching from spoils and sludge
8
9/73
5/74
FF
Corrected
03
Ecological effects of spoils and sludge
8
9/73
7/74
FF, AG
Corrected
04
Bioassay and bioaccumulation
7
9/73
4/74
AD ,D0 ,FI
Corrected
05
Site monitoring methods
6
9/73
3/74
AD ,D0 ,FI
Corrected
06
Biological availability at dump sites
8
9/73
5/74
FF
Corrected
17 REMARKS
Factors contributing to delays have been corrected. Further relatively minor delays may be anticipated
since technical assistance requests in the area of ocean dumping are increasing. Additional delay in
Task 02 is due to internal problems within AEC in approving the Interagency Agreement. This report is
based on the ROAP dated 12/3/73 and reflects tasks added by reprogramming actions.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant 'Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP Personnel Problems (specify)
STAF F IN G - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i s t a nee (spec i fy )
O- Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BAQ22
'3 Roap Title uritena tor Heavy Metals to
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed S No Kfflg SU.st'Wj "<£1.TAJtW1 % M,fg
2 Roap No
16 AAT
'4 Date
14
13 Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
7/10/74
Completed C FY 11 No Delayed
0 1
5 Page No
t of
1 2
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. PhPlps
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No Briel Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason Recommended Action
By Whom
13
Geographical variance in
application factor
6/74
None
Reprogramming
Lab Dir.
17 REMARKS
Preliminary work indicates that work planned for Task 13 was not a fruitful approach
and that available effort would be more productive if applied to Task 18.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF — Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
" Grant / Contract Delay (specify)
^ t k A r A *4 m / «* M . v
AG - uram i\.o ni ract Delay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance ( s pe ci f y)
O — Other (spec i fy)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Pr°9'am Elemenl 2 Roap No 3 Roap Title Effects Of Petroleum, Oils, Oil 4 Date
. 1 BA022 "16 AAV —. Dispersants, and petrochemical wastes on marine life. 7/10/74
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed B Wo Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule 10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
20 3 6 13 1 3
S Page No
1 2
13 Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No Brief Description
08
12
18
Analyze effluent
Short term bioassays of effluent
Oiling of experimental field systems
months
de I ayed
5
6
9
original
t arget
12/74
7/74
7/73
proposed
t ¦> rg et
6/74
1/75
6/74
R ea son
AG ,FF
DO,AD
FL ,AG
Recommended Action
None
Complete wet lab
Corrected
By Whom
Lab
Dir.
Lab
Dir.
Lab
Dir.
17 REMARKS
Task 08 Proposal received, interagency agreement subject to AEC acceptance
Task 18 Proposal funded
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ol al lowan c e )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant 'Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass 1 stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec 1 fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
IPAQ22
2 Roap No
21 AKK
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8
18 1
3oR0®pJ'''e . Biological Techni
fr&s .ra."gnt!
4 Oat e
Technique for Water
¦10 No Completed CFY 11 No^ollayed T~2
|5 Page No
---1- 0'
3 Br°.9tiricCB,.e'Schneider
" "B'r". e""K«f>helps
1
1 5
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
14
17
Brief Description
Bioassay system, larval arthropods
Toxicity data file
months
de (ayed
3
12
original
target
9/73
7/73
proposed
td rget
12/73
7/74
Reason
AG
FD
Recommended Action
Corrected
By Whom
17 REMARKS
Funds for Task 17 diverted by
Task 08 has been made up.
Headquarters to meet budget cut.
Delay previously reported for
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div erted I speci fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of ai lowance )
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG- Gra nt / Con t r a c t D e I a y (sp ec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(specify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prog ram Element
1BA022
6 Total Tasks in Roaps
46
2 RoapiNo 3 roap t111e Ecological Requiirerpents .for the 4 ua,e
A£F— jPrntfctTfln nf.-EstiiarjriP and Mflnnp lifp • nmtm
7 No Tasks Completed B No Active Tasks a No on Schedule 10 No Completed CFYviNo De la yed
0 27 I 20 0 7
3 Roap Title
id
ive
27
4 Oat e
|5 Page No
' 1- of
1 2
13 Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Brie I Description
months
deIayed
original
l a r get
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
11/73
4/74
FF, AG
Corrected
6/73
6/75
FL,AD,0,
Revise Roap
Lab Dir.
DA
12/73
5/74
0
Time extension
Proj. Offic
6/74
11/74
DA
None
10/73
12/73
FF
Corrected
6/74
1/75
AD,DO
None
11/73
6/74
FF ,FD,AG
Corrected
West Coast Polychaete Culture
Develop laboratory control system, D.O
Planning and design of laboratory
environmental control system
Criteria for dissolved oxygen
Sublethal effects, corals
Temperature standards
Vital microscope development
5
12
5
5
2
7
6
17 remarks Task 30: Resources diverted to closely related but unplanned effort in development of temperature
criteria for the water quality document. Delays previously reported in Tasks 32 and 34 have been made up.
Reprogramming has provided funds for Task 40. Task 12: On the basis of preliminary data and because of delays
encountered in delivery of materials, effort originally planned for this task in FY '74 will be more effective if
applied to salinity control systems.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
Funding - - f
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice "'allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant 'Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assis t a nc e
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i st ance (spe c i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
PiTO?iE',n"""
'2 Roap No.
05ADD
>m
0
3.RoapTitle Tolerance Limits of Ammonia for
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed |8 No.Active Tagks^^^VIo^ on^sclieduie
13^iiami?hc
ount, Ph.D.
14. Roap
KSn'eU'
10 No Completed CFY
0
!4 Date
6/30/74
11 No. Delayed
1
5 Page No
— J ol-l
1 2
E. F. Hokanson, Ph.D.
Ts
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Des c rIpt < o n
months
de layed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Tolerance levels of ammonia.
12
12/73
12/74
AG
One year grant extension
has been awarded.
Director,
NWQL
action
taken
17 REMARKS:
Grant delayed by construction delays of bioassay laboratory. Current progress good
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
f F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL- Funds Late ( E x am p I e - delay in
advice of ai lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG — Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA
DO
Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA021
2 Roap No
16AAE
3 Roap Title Bioassay Technical Support for
Aquatic.Li£e
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 Nc^on ^ch^dlu'l^^jio^'No'co m P leted CFY Ti No Delayed 1 2
11 0 9 16 0 3
4 Date
6/18/74
5 Page No
oi--l.
I
13 Program Chief
—Donald I. Mount. Ph.D.
14 Roap Manager
John W. Arthur
1 5
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de t ayed
original
target
proposed
t d rg et
r e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
10
Literature search on water quality
requirements and toxicology of fishes,
12
04/74
04/75
13
14
Determine acute and chronic toxicity
of a disinfected secondary sewage
effluent.
Report on effects of chlorinated
effluents in Lake Michigan.
12/73
05/74
07/74
08/74
Grant
given
one year
extensior
without
addition.
funds.
Final
report
not yet
completec
Final
report
not yet
completec
PED
Extend date for completion
of final report.
Grantee given three month
extension without additionc
funds.
PED
PO
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F " Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice °f al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Com racl Delay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff tor Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical A Ss i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1-Program Element
1BA021
2 Roap No.
16AA0
|3.Roap Title Complex Effluent Criteria
6-Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Task* Completed
-16 ! 2
13- Program C hlef
Donald I. Mount. Ph.D.
a.No.Active Tasks
JjL
8.No on schedule
12
14 Roap Manager
Robert A. Drummond
10 No Completed CFY
2
4.Date
6/30/74
5.Page No
_ _ 1 o I
.1.
1 5.
11 No. Delayed
2
^127
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task *to.
Brief Des c r I pt1 o n
month*
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
09
Fish flavor studies.
Fish flavor studies.
12
12
6/74
3/74
6/75
3/75
AO
AO
Reprogramed.
Reprogramed.
PED
PED
17.REMARKS: Personnel assigned to these tasks were primary witnesses at the Toxic Substances Hearings and were
required to prepare affidavits and rebuttal questions.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF — Funds Frozen
Fl- Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec I I y )
FL - Funds Late (Example: delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Con t r a c t De I ay (apeci ly )
AO- Other Administrative (•pacify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specily)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
' "iffijrf2 "°*p N° 16ABI
3 Roap Title Temperature and D
Rpnin'rpmpnhs for
Lssolved Oxygen |4 Da,e
Freshwater Oreanisms : 6/17/74
5 Page No
- - J Of-Q
& Total Tasks in Roaps >7 No Tasks Completed .8 No Active Tasks
38 i 18 14
v No on Schedule
9
10 No Completed CFY jn No Delayed 12
8 11 i
13 Program Chief 114 Roap Manager
Donald T. Mount". Ph.D. I TternarH R . Tmipc
is
16 T'ASKS DELAVED
Task No
Brief Oescripl'on
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
09B
10
15
20
21
22
Upper and lower lethal temperatures
of two species of fish.
Temperature limits for fish food
organisms - in-house.
Temperature limits for fish food
organisms - extramural.
D.O. limits for fish food organisms -
in-house.
D.O. limits for fish food organisms -
extramural.
Effects of condenser passage on fish
and fish food organisms.
Indef
—Not
—Not
—Not
—Not
—Not
1/74 &
6/74
funded F
funded F
funded F
funded F
funded F
None
.Y. 74-
,Y. 74—
.Y. 74—
.Y. 74—
.Y. 74-
D0
Reprogram.
Fund in subsequent years,
Fund in subsequent years,
Fund in subsequent years.
Fund in subsequent years.
Fund in subsequent years.
Lab
Director
Headquartej
Headquarter
Headquartei
Headquarter
Headquartei
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No |3.Roap Title Temperature and D
1BA021 1fiART 1 Requirements for
Lssolved Oxygen |*.Date
freshwater Oreanisins I (slMliL
5 Page No
- -2 of 2
o.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
33 1 18
8.No.Active Tasks
14
9.No. on Schedule
9
10.No Completed CFY
8
11 No Delayed '1 2
11 1
13- Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14. Roap Manager
Bernard R. Jones
is. '
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
25
Nutrient chemistry of a subarctic lake.
—Not
funded
-.Y. 74-
Fund in subsequent years.
Headquarter
14C
Install temperature controls and fish
holding tanks at Monticello.
10
12/73
10/74
AD, AP1
None.
14D
Test and install remote sensing and
meterological equipment.
4
6/74
10/74
AG
None.
24
Analysis of historical fish-temperature
data sets.
12
6/74
6/75
AG2
None.
29
Monticello monitoring systems and
fail-safe equipment.
—Not
funded
\Y. 74-
None.
17 REMARKS: 1
Manpower unavailable.
2
Contract extended to include additional summaries of data,
REASON FOR DELAY COPE
funding --f
F F- Funds Froz en
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r fed ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG ~ Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specif
y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical ASs ist ance (spec i fy)
0— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
I PlB^.()^lEle,T,ent 2 Roap No 21AKG I3 • "oap Ti t !e Effects of Air Supersaturation on j4 ®/
5 Page No 1
l__of-l . 1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed ,8 No Active Tasks
9 '3 : 6
^ No on~5l~TiedDlfe
5
TO^NflXVTm ptefed CFV |n No Delayed 12
0 '11
13 Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14.Roap Manager 115
Ronald R. Garton. Ph.D. I
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Desc ription
months
de iayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
Determine effects of supersaturation on
salmon smolts prior to and during
saltwater adaptation, via interagency
transfer to NMFS at Seattle and
monitor same.
Note: This ROAP will be replaced by
10CAR beginning 1 July 1974.
7/74
12/74
AG
Six month extension given.
G. R. Boucl
Project
Manager anc
Program
Chief prioi
to 12/73
17 remarks 08 - Progressing on revised schedule.
to complete life cycle studies.
Delay due to obtaining fish in proper age and size category
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl -- Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specity)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of a I lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Con t r a c t De I a y (speci f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1RAD?R
2 Roap No
?1 ATS
|3 Roap Ti tie
i Scientific Criteria for Ocean Disposal
|4 Date
i7/8/74
5 Page No
___l____ol--
_.l
6 Total Tasks in Roaps '7
30
No Tasks Completed
8 No Active Tasks
14
9 No on Schedule |10 No Completed CFY
U . a\ 4
111 No Delayed
1
1 2
13 Program Chief
D.J. Baumaartner
14 Roap Manager
D. J. Baumqartner
15
16 TASKS
DELAYE D
Task
Brief Description
months
de I ayed
orig i n al
t arget
proposed
ta rgel
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
16
Assess the significance of surface films
as a pollutant and determine the trans-
port mechanisms for this phenomenon.
6/74
8/74
AG,Grant
None - grantee proceeding
nicely.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowanc e )
i n
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct D e I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER P/0
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP
STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No 3 Roap Title '4Date
1BA029 25AJX . Survey of Nutrient Loadinqs to Lakes . 7/5/74
5 Page No
. . .1
of - -1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed B No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule 110 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
10 3 ,7 16 I 1 1
1 2
13 Program Chief -iV-' 14 Roap Manager
Jack H. Gakstatter y- Marvin 0. Allum
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
target
proposed
td rget
R ea son
R ec o m
-------
1 Program Element
39ram Eli
IBA031
2 Roa
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
. = of Lake Restoration Procedures
16 Total Tasks in Roaps !7 No Tasks CompIeted ,8 No Active Tasks [9 No on Schedule [10 N
4 Date
7/08/74
o Co m pleted CFV [11 No Delayed
2 ¦ 5
S Page No
1__ ol
1 -
42
113 Pro a ram Chief
Tnomas E. Maloney
26
14 Roap Manager
1 2
21
7 Manager
Kennetn W. Malueg
115
16
TASKS DELAYED
|Task No
Brief De scripl'on
months
de 1 ayed
original
t arget
proposed
td rget
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Literature search on lake restoration
demonstration.
15
9/73
12/74
A0(1)
None. Report is being
printed by State of Wisconsin
Br. Chief
12
Evaluate nutrient diversion as a lake,
restoration technique at Detroit Lake,
Minnesota.
12
7/76 '
7/77
AO (2)
Maintain minimum research and
monitoring program.
Br. Chief
35
A & E study for design of experimental
ponds.
11
7/73
6/74
AG(3)
Funding uncertain until end
of year.
Section
Chief
36
Develop procedures to evaluate nutrient
inactivation technique.
10
10/73
8/74
AP (4)
Final draft completed. C
Continue effort.
Br. Chief
37
Conduct pilot scale nutrient
inactivation studies on ponds or small
lakes.
5
10/73
3/74
0(5)
Initiate pilot scale studies
3/74.
Secti on
Chief
17 REMARKS
(1) EPA funds allocated by the Air and Water Programs for printing the final document has been stymied by GPO
because the printing was going to be done by state rather than Federal government.
(2) Construction program delayed because of wastewater treatment system redesign.
(4) Diversion of available personnel to essential lab and field work inhibited progress, but gains being made.
(5) Pilot scale studies were dependent on lab studies in Task 36.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice o' ai lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAF F I NG - OTHER
D/O
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
A P -
Equipment Delays
Equi pment Failure
Grant IC on t iacl Delay (specify )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specif
Y )
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
p Program Element
1BA031
2 Roap No
21 AJE
3 Roap Title ueve i opment ot lecnmques to Measure
Nutrients from Diffuse Sources
'4 Date
¦ Qrwjo i c i hue. ¦ itutrients i rom uirruse sc
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
11 0 8 16
113 Program Chief --7
| Thomas E. Maloney \
14 Roa
tfiiar1esgV. Powers
7/08/74
10 No Completed CFY 71 No Delayed
0 2
5 Page No
1 o 1 1
1 2
15
16
TASK S DELAY E D
Task No
Brief
Description
mon t-hs
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
I d rg et
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
24
29
Describe the trophic condition of a
lake following diversion (annual
report).
Studies of the effect of aluminum
addition and aeration (two lake
restoration techniques) on sediment
water nitrogen.
16
1/74
9/73
7/74
Unknown
AG (1)
FD (2)
FI (2)
None. Report to be submitted
by grantee.
Fund grant when monies
become available.
Branch
Chief
17 REMARKS
(1) A six-month no-cost extension was granted because of an initial delay in funding to the grantee.
(2) FY-74 funds were impounded by headquarters.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F
F I
F D
F L
funding - - f
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted ( speci fy )
Funds Late (Example delay
advice ol a I lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
A D
A F
AG
AO
AP
Equ ip m en t Delays
Equi pment Failure
Grant /Cont racI DeI ay (spec11y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specif
Y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O- Other ( specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1BA03J 21 AJF .and Categorizing Potential Eutro. of Nat. Waters : 7/08/74 1 --- !--¦
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule [To No Completed CFY vi No Delayed 1~2
C_SJ 1
Delayed
17 0 13 j 11 I o 2
" "rajas" f ."'Elk! oney " IfTfl iam"P.' 'Mi 11 er
16 TASKS DELAVED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
iarget
proposed
Id rg et
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
Environmental and nutritional require-
ments and physiological processes of
selected fresh water and estuarine
algae and aquatic plants.
12
1/1/74
12/31/74
0
Permission to hire temporary
personnel.
PED
17
Determine the critical levels of
nitrogen, phosphorus and iron
necessary to support the growth of
Anabaena flos-aquae and Microcystis
aeruginosa in AAP culture medium
and natural waters.
12
1/1/74
12/31/74
0
Permission to hire temporary
personnel.
PED
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD - Funds D iv cited ( spec i ly )
FL - Funds L«le (Example delay in
advice of a I lowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specity)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion ol Staff for Technical
A ssistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i siance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
Pro
fSM
E lenient
2 R
SiMlr
Roap Title
Predictive
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 Nc Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks
Models for Thermal Pollution
9 No on Schedule
6
14 Date
2 July 1974
IS Page No
.1 of
To No Completed CFV j 11 No Delayed
2 I 4
28
11
13 Program Chie.l
Frank H. Rainwater
10
14 Roap Manaa^r
Bruce A. Tichenor
1 2
tr
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
month#
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
34
35
12
25
Field Test Cooling Tower Plume Models
Improve statistical reliability of
stream temperature prediction. Section
303(d), PL-92-500 requirement.
Grant No. 16130FDQ - Vanderbilt
Grant No. 800435 - University of
Minnesota
start
8/1/73
start
10/1/73
Complete
3/31/74
Complete
3/31/74
start
12/1/7:
start
4/8/74
FF
AG
Compl elje AG
7/15/75
Complet
9/30/74
e AG
None - Funds unfrozen as of
9/17/73
Cincinnati Contract Office
delayed date for submission
of contract proposal to l/8/7fl
Grantee unable to complete
work on schedule
Grantee unable to complete
work on schedule
TPB
TPB
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (speci fy)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowanc e )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Cont ract DeI ay (speci f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Other ( s pec i f y )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Pfogram Element
1BBQ37
2 Roap No 3 Roap Title
21 AZX ¦ Ind. Mult. Level Control - Wood PulDinq
~ ^rrrrtrs—* li _—* —r-—m—m >» ' p -1. j.. i. n-=—u _ ^ _ n _ . ?.
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
60 26 13 I 9
'4 Date
7/8/74
10 No Completed CFY i~1 No Delayed 1 2
10 4
|S Page No
1---Q' - - - 1
13 Program Chief
J.R. Boydston
" V.*PK."Wmrd
1 5
16 TASK S DELAYE D
Task No
31
32
21
27
Brief Description
Kraft Pulping & Bleaching Recycle
with Salt Removal
Complete Sulfite Pulping & Bleaching
Recycle
Test Method for Volatile Component
Stri pping
Production & Use of Activated Carbon
on Kraft Effluent
mon t-hs
de I ayed
24
2.1
3
24
original
target
1/74
(award )-
3/74
(award)
4/74
6/73
proposed
target
1/76
1/76
7/74
6/75
Reason
FD
FD
AG
AD
Recommended Action
None
None
None
None
By Whom
17 REMARKS
31 No application was received so other tasks replaced this one in priority.
32 As above.
21 Final report being rewritten.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Ft - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (spec i fy)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
i n
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Gra nt / Con t r a c t D e I a y ( speci f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-— D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
A ssistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prog ram E lement
1BB037
2 Roap No
21-AZY ,3 "ncf." MuVt. Level Control, Paper & Paperboard
'4 Date
7/8/74
5 Page No
___l___o.--.-l-
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule
31 8 5 | 3
10 No Com p leted CFY 11 No Delayed TT~
2 1
13 Program Chief
J. k. Boydston
14
If .a ^uppel^&er g e r
1 5
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
target
proposed
td rget
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Flocculation and Microscreening
of Whitewater
15
5/73
8/74
AP
Submit final report.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
04 - Boston R.O. - P.O. has had trouble obtaining final report. This now supposedly in his hands.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div erted ( spec i ly )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice »' allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG ~ Grant / Con t ract Delay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Pro
lement
2 Roap No
21-AZZ
Industrial Control - Wood Products
M Date
5 7-8-74
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed
18 3
13 Prj> 9r'
f?.m [foyciston
8 No Active Tasks J9 No on Schedule '10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
7 6 0 1
14 Roap Manag.e r
A. L. EWi
i ng
1 5
5 Page No
of
1 2
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De script'on
months
deIayed
original
iarget
proposed
td rget
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
004
Pyrolysis, Garrett Research
7/74
9/74
Adjust Completion Date
for PED approval.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
* Garrett Research has had problems in getting technical information from the industries
cooperating on the project.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FO- Funds Diverted ( speci fy)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG Grant / Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i sta nee(spec i fy)
O— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB037
2 Roap No 3.Roap Title
21-BAA , Industrial Multiple Level Control
g?!t S Edible-
5 Page No
I 1 o t - - -2.
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '» No on Schedule
46 10 22 | 6
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
7 9
1 2
13 Program C hie 1
J. R. Boydston
14 Roap Manager
J. L. Witherow
1 5
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
t d rg et
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
15
Report on Status of Waste
Treatment and Quantities Discharged
by Meat Industry
4
6/74
10/74
AP
late hire
Change target date
PED
21
Recycle after Treatment of Chiller
Water in Poultry Processing Plant
16
6/74
10/75
AD
Extend grant and begin
evaluation
PED
23
Characterize and Determine Treata-
bility of Wastes from Egg Breaking
Industry
2
6/74
8/74
FL
Project has been extended
12
Demonstrate Aerobic Treatment and
Spray Irrigation for Small Meat
Packers
18
9/73
3/75
DO
(Temp.
posi tion
frozen)
Dependent upon task 13
13
{n-J^e Analytical Support of
18
9/73
3/75
AG
(Error in
Contract awarded
Contract Procedure)
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING
¦ - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADM IN ISTRATI VE
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t D e I a y ( sp ec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assis tanc e
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
2 Roap No
|1 Program Element
1BB037 21-BAA
16 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule
46 10 22 i 6
3 R oa p Ti11e 4 e
Ind. Mult. Level Control Meats & Edible Oils : 7/8/74
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
|5 Page No
I —2 — of — 2 -
1 2
113 Program Chief
J. R. Bo.ydston
14 Roap Mapager
J. L. Witnerow
1 5
16
TASKS DELAYED
I Task No
Brief Description
mon t-hs
de 1 ayed
original
target
proposed
td rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
14
In-house Direction of Task 12
18
9/73
3/75
0
Dependent upon task 13
19
Demonstrate Fluid Bed Dryer and
Inci nerator
10/74
12/81
AG
(Grant
Offer
Rejected
Move task to low priority
PED
25
Paunch Recovery or Disposal
48
1/74
1/78
AO
(PAM
Rejected
Task)
Move task to low priority.
PED
8
Evaluate Ultrafiltration of Soybean
Whey
18
6/73
12/74
AO
(Delayed
Review)
Request project officer
complete review of final
report.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div erted ( speci (y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG _ Grant 'Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O — Other (spec i fy)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB037
2 Roap No 3 Roap Ti tie " " FruitS, Vegetables, '« Date
21-BAB Ind. Mult. Level Control: Sugar & Bakery Prod. ; 7-8-74
5 Page No
| _.l of — 3
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed S No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
101 23 23 I 12
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Del.
1 2
13 Program C hief
J. R. Boydston
" TV""fBMpson
1 5
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De sc ript'on
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
tdrget
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
25
28
29
30
Commercial Scale Dry Peeling of
Clingstone Peaches
State-of-Art Prepared Food Industry
Pilot Plant - Low Liquid Waste
Vegetable Blancher (Grant #1)
By-Products from Waste Activated
Sludge
27
15
12
8/72
8/73
10/73
3/74
11/74
11/74
10/74
8/74
AG
F i na 1
report
revi si on
AG
Final
report
review
AG
Final
report
review
AF
Obtain final report masters
and publish.
Obtain final report masters
and publish.
Obtain final report masters
and publish.
Grant extended to 8/74.
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
A D MIN IS TRATI V E
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
A D
A F
A G
AO
A P
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant / Con t ract Delay (specify )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion ot Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i st ance ( spec 11y )
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
TT!nT?^egeTa1?Tes^^^^Tate
1 Program Element 2 Roap No 3J*oapTvtJe , , . ^ , hrultS, Vegetables, 4 Date 5 Page No
1BB037 21-BAB , Ina: MuTt. Level Control: suqar & Bakery Prod. ¦ 7-8-74 | .. _2.__. of_ -3
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Act ive Tasks '9 No on Schedule '10 No Completed CFY i"i No Dela yed 1~2
101
23
23
12
" "T'ft™ Sotffston
14 Roap Manage r
H. W. Thompson
11
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
mon t-hs
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
td rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
31
State-of-Art Sweet Potato
14
8/73
10/74
DA
Complete review of final
report.
P.O.
32
Report on Activated Sludge Treatment
14
4/74
6/75
DA
(EGD)
Complete by proposed date.
P.O.
34
Low Liquid Blanching of White Potatoes
24
3/74
3/76
AG
No Appl.
Reprogram into future FY.
PED
PAM
38
Low Water Use for Cleaning Root Crops
21
8/73
5/75
AG
No Appl.
Reprogram into future FY.
PED
PAM
83
Evaluate Beet Sugar Flume Water
Clarification and Solids Dewatering
26
8/72
10/74
AG
Fi nal
report
revision
Revise final report masters
and publish.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADM IN ISTRATI VE
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG — Grant 'Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specif
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP
STATUS REPORT
1 ProaramlEIeme"! 2 Roap No 3 Roap Ti He FruitS. Vegetables, '« Date
1BB037 21-BAB , Ind. Mult. Level Control: Suaar I BaRerv Prod. ; 7-8-74
S Page No
---3----
of — 3- - - - -
b Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
101 23 23 t 12
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
2 11
1 2
13 Program Chief 14 Roap Manager
.1. R. Bovdston H. W. ThomDSon
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
85
Cane Harvesting and Cleaning
17
7/73
12/74
AG
Grantee
delay
Extend grant period.
PED
88
Beet Sugar Unit Process Water Quality
Requirements
57
8/73
5/78
AG
No. Appl.
Reprogram into future FY.
PED
PAM
17 REMARKS
REASON
FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER - -
D/O
FF-
F 1 -
FD-
F L -
Funds Frozen AD — Equipment Delays
Funding Insufficient AF - Equipment Failure
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y ) AG- Giant /Com racl D e 1 a y (sp ec 11 y )
Funds Late (Example delay in AO- Other Administrative (specify)
advice of allowance) AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No 3 Roap Title '4 Date
1BB037 21 BAC , Ind. Mult. Level Control Grain Mills & Beverages: 7/8/74
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule j10 No Completed CFY ii No Delayed
5 Page No
-1 of 1
1 2
35
8
'3 fejiaUon
14 Roap Manager
Max W. Cochrane
i
1
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
target
proposed
tdrget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Treatment and Reuse in Wine Production
24
8/73
8/75
AG
Wait for acceptable grant
application.
08
Activated Sludge Treatment of Winery
Wastewater
16
7/73
11/74
AG
(F i na 1
report
1 ate)
Complete review of final
report.
P.O.
10
Pilot Plant Treatment of Wine Stillage
17
7/73
12/74
AG
(Final
report
late)
Complete review of final
report.
P.O.
13
Digestion of Rum Distillery Slops
10
1/74
11/74
AG
(F i na 1
report
late)
Review final report.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F" Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of b I lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG — Grant / Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Pe rsonnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i s tance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
0 — Other ( s pecily)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB037
2 Roap No
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed
43 9
m nnn 3 p L1 *1 'j? i -> r- i Dairy Products and 4 °a«e
21 BAD Incf. Mult. Level Control: Miscellaneous Foods 7/8/74
ompleted 8 No Active TasWs 9 No on Schedule |10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
12,7 ' 3 5
i5 Page No
I --J-
1 2
o f
|13 Pro or am Chief
J. "R. Boydston
14
WaV fcTTdtH
rane
1 5
16 TASKS DELAYED
1 Ta sk No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
t arget
proposed
t d rg et
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Demonstrate Dissolved Air Flotation
Treatment of Seafood Processing
Wastes (using LSA).
12
6/73
6/74
AG
(1)
08
Enzymatic Conversion of Cheese Whey
3
3/76
6/76
AG
(Pri or
grant
termi nate
Wait for new grant applica-
tion.
d)
10
Demonstrate Acid Whey Spray Drying
for Food Recovery
17
6/73
11/74
AG
(F i na 1
report
late)
Complete review of final
report.
P.O.
14
Literature Review - Misc. Food
Processing Wastes
36
8/73
8/76
AG
(No appl.)
Will delete task.
PAM
PED
17 REMARKS
(1) Pilot plant study had to be completed before this phase was initiated 6/74.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
F I ~ Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - *
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant 'Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ily)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prog ram EI ement
1BB037
2 Roap No
21 BAD
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
43 9 12 17
".'Wft. Level Control: i* D*7/8/74
S Page No
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
3 5
o f
13 P/o
'Jf^fboycllton
14 R
Wx $a.nt3?cfhrane
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
mon ths
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
27
Demonstrate UF/RO Treatment of
19
4/73 -
11/74
AG
Complete review of final
P.O.
Acid Cheese Whey.
(F i na 1
report.
report
late)
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ot ai lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO~ Other Administrative (specify )
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(specify)
O- Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program E lement 2 Roap No
IBB392 2WU
3 Roap Ti t Ie
Industrial W
|4 Date
ater Control Techno! oq.y-El ec Pwr Gen 7/2/74
5 Page No
--1 of---l
6 Total Tasks tn Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
30 1 16
8 No Active Tasks
8
9.No on Schedule
4
10 No Completed CFY (11 No Delayed 12
0 1 4 |
13 Program Chief
Frank H. Rainwater
14 Roap Manager
Alden G. Cnristianson
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
19
Assess engineering and economic feasi-
bility of backfitting various cooling
devices to existing power plants.
6
start
7/1/73
start
1/1/74
FF
Proceed, funded.
TPB
25
Predemonstration characterization S0?
scrubber water effluents and inves-
tigation of potential handling and
treatment.
3
start
9/1/73
start
1/1/74
FF
Proceed, funded.
TPB
21
Predemonstration engineering and econo-
mic assessment of once-through discharge
modifications for adverse impact control
6
start
7/1/73
start
1/1/74
FF
Proceed, funded.
TPB
28
Demonstrate effluent control as a phase
of recycle/reuse.
6
start
9/1/73
start
3/1/74
AG
Pursue different (but related
demonstration project.
) TPB
17 REMARKS
Task 28: Negotiations with potential contractor stopped because of management decisions evolving from equipment
cost rise and questionable reliability. Related project on blowdown control now under funding
consideration.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/0
i i i i ¦
u- - Q-l ¦
u. u. U.U. ¦
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (speci
Funds Late (Example
advice of allowance
fy )
delay i n
)
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG Grant / Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
0— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 ProjrajTiJi^^inent
'2 Roap No
21 AKQ
16.Total Tesks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
3 . Roap Title
t
Predictive Models for Pollu-
4 Date
7/8/74
|S Page No
I - - J of 1-
24
8
13 Program Ch.e, Jack w Reeley
No. on schedule
6
0. No Com pletec
0
11 No Delayed
'1 2
14.Roap Manager t i n i
Jack W. Keeley
15
16
TASK S DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
or igIn al
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
12
13
14
Apply and demonstrate methods of
locating and categorizing brines
in alluvial ground-water regions.
Methods should be applicable in
both man-made and natural brine
sources.
Augment state of knowledge of the 12
transport of pollutants in ground
water from sanitary landfills.
This work will deal with the
heretofore neglected area of
organic pollution, particularly
with PCB.
Prepare a state of knowledge repott 10
concerning nitrogeneous compounds
in ground water.
02/74
09/74
AO*
None required. Project
will not miss true
milestone date significa
itly.
09/73
09/74
AP
**
None required. Project
proceeding nicely.
11/73
09/74
* * *
None required. Project
proceeding nicely.
17 REMARKS'
*Error in original milestone date. Report date is three months after project completion date.
**Principla researcher of University left during project.
Principal researcher found more literature information than expected, resulting in additional work
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D iv er ted ( spec i fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MIN IS TRATI V E - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
mi — • - ¦ 'w • -
AG ~ Grant/Cont r a ct Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specif
y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O — Other ( specify )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
2 Roap No
21 AIO
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
10 I 3
3.Roap Title Nationwide Assessment of Ground*
p.r Prill nt inn Prnhlpms L
113 Program Chief
Jack W. Keeley
8 No.Active Tasks
3
Water Polluti rrp Prnhlpmg
v No on schedule [10. No .Co m p let*
2
14 Roap Manager
7/8/74
0. No.Co m p leted CFY [Ti No Delayed
1 I 1
5 Page No
l__o»--i.
12
Jack W. Keeley
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
09
Assess ground-water problems
in southeastern states.
12
9/73
9/74
FD*
Delay until FY 75 when
funds are available.
Program
Chief
17 REMARKS'
*To achieve a 1.4 million-dollar reduction in the Ecological Processes and Effects Division,
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Froz en
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD - Funds Diverted (specify)
F L - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element
1BA024
' 2 Roap No .
16 AJB
16 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
3 I 0
ent
B No.Active Tasks
Ground-Water 3asin Managemen
|9 No. on Schedule [10 No.Completed CFY
0
4 Date
7/8/74
S.Page No
-_._1 __ol- 1
13. Program Ch.ef Jack w> Keeley
11 No Delayed
1
1 2.
14 Roap Manager T,
" Jack W. Keeley
is
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Evaluate existing ground-water
quantity and quality models by
placing them in competition, one
against the other,using data new
to all systems. Select best
model or point out areas of
needed additional work.
12
1/74
1/75
FD<
Delay until FY 75 when
funds are available.
Program
Chief
17 REMARKS
*To achieve a 1.4 million-dollar reduction in the Ecological Processes and Effects Division.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
F D - Funds Diver ted(specily)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ily)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB039
2 Roap No
21 AYR
Hoi fQ+•
namAncfvo'f i
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Act ive Tasks 9 No on Schedule
17 6 8 | 7
3 Roap Ti t leSoil/Water Management Methods to Reduce'4 Date
Volume arid Pollutants in Irrigation Return Flow 1 6/20/74
No Active
To"
No Co^m p leted CFY 11 No Dela yed i~2~
5 Page No
1- o f - 1-
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
14 Roap Manager
James P. Law. Jr.
15
16
TASK S DELAYED
Task No
Brief Descripl'on
months
deIayed
original
i arget
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
Prototype evaluation of irrigation
management practices (In-House)
12
5/30/75
6/30/76
Staffing support inadequate
Laboratory
Director
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Eq uipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct D e I a y ( sp ec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i st ance (spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
' 2fW diSSnMethgirigma^e^Iiif^MSrl^Pi^ °6/20/74
5 Page No
- -1 Of-- J. - --
o loiai Tasks in Koaps 7 no Tasks completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule
8 1 .413
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed 12
3 1
James P. Law, Jr.
16
TASK S DELA Y E D
Task No
Brief
Description
months
deIayed
original
iarget
proposed
rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Demonstrate that pollutants in surface
and groundwater are influenced by-
methods and efficiency of irrigation
and develop management practices for
control of IRF quality. (801040)
Ll/30/73
6/30/74
Draft final report reviewed
and returned to grantee for
revision.
Project
Officer
en
10
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
f F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
F D Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice o' al lowan c e )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
A D
A F -
AG -
AO -
A P -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant /Cont ra C1 De I ay (speci f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
0— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAE'3 STATUS C:i:;C-7:T
. 1 Program E lement
' 1BB045
2 Roap No
A21-ASH
i j..'v iJ-?-*. i
3 Roap Title
'4 Dale
Soil Systems for Municipal Wastewater Treatment 07-03-74
ajys
Total Tasks in^oaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on
14 — 6 8 I 1 —
5 Pcge No
- 1 - - of
Hirr
10 No Co m p leted CFY 11 No Delayed 12
6 1
13 Program Chief , ,
Curtis C. Harlin, Jr.
14 Roan Manager
WiJ.liara C. Galegar
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
A
-t
t
Task No
Brief
De s cri pt io n
month#
de I ayed
original
t a r g et
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Sewage effluent irrigation demonstration
project in mid-continent region.
9/78
A0i/
Fund project as soon as
appropriate application is
received and processed.
Branch
Chief
17 REMARKS
1/Delay in receipt of appropriate application has delayed funding of project to FY '75.
2/Task 14 now on schedule and will meet 6/78 target date.
_3/R0AP will be cancelled as of 6/30/74; all active tasks and future tasks will become a part of ROAP 21-ASH.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding — f
F F - Funds Froien
Ft - Funding Insufficient
FO - Fund* Diverted (sp ec I fy)
FL - Fund* Late I Emmp I e : dlliy
advice of allowance)
I n
A D MIN ISTRATlVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct D e I a y (sp ec 11 y )
AO- Other Adml n I *tr at I v e (specify)
A P - Personnel Problem* (specify)
ST A F F ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical A ss I stance(*pec i fy)
O — Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY RCAP STATUS Uuf
a
\wtu
|1 Program Elemenl
u. — r 7-t.-- s; -i cmao:.T/.3a= -sxr-ssiii;
2 Roap No 3I 3 Roap Title
'4 Ddte
1BBOA5 21-ASH_! _ __ , Soil Systems for Municipal Wastewater Treatment • 07-03-74 1
3 Active TasiTs '9 No onSctTeduli [fo No Completed CFY 11 t.o Delayed 12
a «. x /tun ' juxx ijyriL c
6 Total Tasks In Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Task
37 6 17
13
13 Program Chief
Curtis C. Harlin, Jr.
|5 Page f-o
1
14 Roap Manager
William C. Galp.gar
1 5
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
14
15
29
Brief
Desc ripl'on
Testing of infiltration-percolation
approach for hydrology, nutrient
removal, organic removal, and micro-
organism removal.
Management of soil systems for land
restoration through wastewater reuse.
Demonstration of a Soil System for
Economical Wastewater Reclamation and
Beneficial Reuse, City of Phoenix,
Arizona, Grant No. 802435.
months
de I ayed
9
6
original
t a r g el
6/81
6/79
11/76
proposed
f d rg et
R e a son
AD/DO^
AO/O—^
AG^
Recommended Action
Continue encouraging grantee
to complete construction.
By Whom
Branch
Cnief
Branch
Chief
P.O.
17 REMARKS
1/Task is now fully active.
2/Construetion of experimental facilities continue to fall further behind schedule.
3/With incorporation of ROAP A21-ASH and revisions, ROAP 21-ASH will show 66 total tasks for FY *75.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
F F - Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Fund* Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay In
advice of allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG — Grant / Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (apeclfy)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify
STAFF ING - OTHER - D/O
DA- Diversion ol Staff tor Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass ist ance(specify)
O - Other (spec Ify)
f j
t
ti
l\
rS'
li
V,
I
i
?>
1 1
?
?
• i
H
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS r.SPOfiT
1 Program E lemenl
1BB045
: J-BI' Ml HUT" .'U7.T
6 Total Ta ski In Roap s 7 No Task* Completed 8 No Act
3 Roap Title Biological/Ecological Municipal
Wastewater Treatment/Control Systems
:l ive TTTki 'H No on Schedule [To No Co m p Ic
4 Date
07-03-74
¦wj.i. i» mwu ¦ I" ill, mm
5 Page No
1 - - ol 1
13 Pro gram C hie I
Curtis C. Harlln, Jr.
14.Roap Manager
William C. Galegar
lplcted CFY 11 No Delayed
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De • c r i P t1 o n
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Laboratory and field tests to
determine the influence of trace
elements on the kinds of algae which
attain dominance in ponds and streams.
10
11/73
7/74
AG^
Urge grantee to complete
final report.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
Completion date for Task 02 was extended to March 31, 1974.
1/Final report has not been received.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING — F
FF - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Dlverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
• dvica of allowance)
I n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con t r a ct Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER - D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i st ance (spec i iy)
O — Othe r ( spec i fy )
i
.!
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No
3 Roap Title
'4 Date
5 Page No
1BA023 21 AIL
, Dynamics of
Natural Freshwater
Ecosystems
, 7-2-74
- -1 of - -1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed
8 No Act ive Tasks
'9 No on Schedule
10
No Completed C FY
11 No Delayed
1 2
3
4
1 3
0
1
13 Program Chief 14 Roap Manager 15
Dr. Walter M. Sanders III Dr. Walter M. Sanders III
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t a rget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
06
Develop and test predictive mathematical
models. Subroutines to include primary
production, decomposition, predator-
prey (bacteria-algae protozoan-
rotifers) , chemical equilibrium for
carbon-carbonate, phosphates, N, tempera
ture functions (chemical-microbial) gas
exchange-nutrient flow.
1
6-30-74
7-30-74
DO
None required
17 REMARKS
^Diversion of staff to ROAP 21 BCL, PE 1EA487.
funding - - f
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Di v erted ( spec 1 fy )
FL ~ Funds Lale (Example delay in
advice ot allowance)
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG — Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER - - D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
A ss1 stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
0— Other ( spac 1 fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program E lement
1BA023
2 Roap No
21 AIM
'3 Roap Title Fate & Impact of Selected Pollutants 4 Da,e
in Freshwater Ecosvstems i 7-2-74
5 Page No
1_ o f - 1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps
29
7 No Tasks Completed
1
8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
11 1 10
10 No Completed C FY 11 No Delayed
0 1
1 2
13 Program Chief
14 Roap Manager
1 5
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
target
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
07
09
11
Determine microbial degradation rates
and mechanisms and transformation
products for selected organics having
significant environmental impact.
Determine chemical and photochemical
degradation, transformations, and
product formations for selected organic
and inorganic pollutants.
Determine mechanisms, products, and
rates of microbial transformations for
selected heavy metals having signifi-
cant environmental impact.
0*
6-30-74
Cancel
6-30-74
Cancel-
6-30-74
7-30-7^
DA
None required
None required
None required
None
None
None
17 REMARKS
*Tasks 07 and 09 are ahead of schedule by three months. Interim report canceled in favor of final report to be
published 10-30-74 in lieu of 12-30-74.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(sp«c i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
11 Proar
lemenl
2 Roap No
.3 Roap Ti 11e
22AEC '
16 Total Tas k s in Roaps '7 No Tasl;s Completed .8 No Active Tasks
04 0 04
I
on-
lmu
Joint Water Pollution bource
ation Models
!4 Date
Tul 74
!5 Pagt No
13
Walter R/f.'eZanders, III
14 R<
9 No on Schedule No Co m d leted C FY
of
03
0
11 No^Delayed
1 2
'Walter'^vf. Sanders, III
15
16
TASKS
DELAYE D
Task No
Brief
De s c ri pt >o n
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
Id rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Contract to complete development
of mechanistic non-point source
model and determine feasibility of
scale-up
6/74
7/74
AG
Contract
ual
Problemi
Revise contract and author-
ize restarting of work
Contract-
ing
Officer
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant (Conl r act De I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O- Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
FOURTH
QUARTER, 10 74
1 Program Element 2 Roap No 3.Roap Title Identification of Chemical 4 Date
1BA027 07ABL i Pollutants in Industrial Wastewaters | 6/24/74
5 Pane No
. 1.....
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7. No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
15 0 3 | 5
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
0 3
1 2.
13 Program Chief , 14 Roap Manager
w. T. Donaldson A. W. Garrison
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
t arget
proposed
td rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
0 2
Identify Pollutants in
Mill Wastewaters After
Lagoon Treatment
Kraft Paper
Aerated
1
6/30/7'
8/1/74
0*
Reschedule final report
Branch
Chief
03
Identify Pollutants in
Paper Mill Wastewaters
Lime Treatment
Kraft
after
1 1
i/30/74
3/1/74
0*
Combine with report for
task 02 (9/1/74)
t»
10
Identify Pollutants in
Finishing Wastewaters
Metal
2
5/31/
74
9/1/7*
AD, 0 +
Reschedule Report on
Elements Present After
Treatment to 8/1/7^
»r
17 REMARKS
* Delay due to underestimation of time required for analyzing data and writing final report.
+ Some time diverted to task 05, ROAP 16 ACG.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
¦ n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD- Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Ad mi n i st r al I v e (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical A»s i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
FOURTI: QUARTER, 1?7*
1 Prog ram EI emen t 2 Roap No
1LSA0 27 IffACG
'3 Roap Title Identification of Chemical
Pollutants in Municipal Wastev/aters
'4 Date
; 6/24/74
5 Page No
_--l-._Ol--l
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed
9 1
8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
4 | 3
10 No Completed CFY
0
11 No Delayed
]
1 2
13 Program Chief , ,
W. T. Donaldson
14 Roap Manage r
A. W. Garrison
15
16
TASKS
DE L A Y E 0
Task No
Brief
Descript'on
months
de I ayed
origin a I
iarget
proposed
t d rg et
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Identify Pollutants in Physical-
Chemical and Activated Sludge
Treated Municipal Wastes
5/31/
74
R/31/
74
AF,
DA, AP*
Reschedule report on coif- Branch
ponents in Acid Fraction Chief
to 7/30/7 4 and on Com-
ponents in Neutral
Fractions to 12/30/7^
17 REMARKS
* Recent addition of personnel lias alleviated this shortage.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF— Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (sp ec i fy)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice otailowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant / Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Pe rsonnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i sta nee(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
FOURTli QUARTER, 19 7 4
1 Prog ram E I ement
1BA017
2 Roap N
id No
1CADII
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
4 20 23 I 12
3 Roap Title Identification of Orq. , Inorg. 4 Da,e
& Elemental Chemical Pol. in Water i 6/24/74
{S Page No
| __l____of--2.
13 Program Chief
William T. Donaldson
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
4 11
1 2
14 Roap Manager
Hoover/Garrison/licGuire
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
mon ths
deIayed
original
target
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
22
24
7G
27
Spar!; Source ilass Spectrometry
Mass Chromatographic Techniques
Liquid Chromatographic Techniques
Expand Spectra Interpretation
Program
FT I P. Spectrometry
Low Resolution Mass Spectrometry
5/31/
74
6/1/
7 4
6/1/
74
5/1/
74
6/30/
74
4/1/74
10/1/
74
8/1/
74
3 0/1/
7*
V12/
74
9/30/
74
8/15/
74
\Q* AG
\F, DO
Change target
Branch
Chief
Change target and stop
(Task 27)experimental work in mas
chromatography
AD
OA
AG* *
AD, DA
Schedule feasi hi 1 i +-w
study for 10/1/74
Change target
None
Change target
17 REMARKS
* Purchase requisition lost at I1IDSD - twice.
** Computer software not delivered by contractor; effort diverted to other portions of same task.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
F O - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG — Grant /Cont r a ct Delay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i st ance ( spec i fy)
O— Other (spec i fy )
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Qi'A.lTin, ln 7<"
1 Program Element
1LA n ? 7
2 Roap No
igad:
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
1 20 , 23 I 1^
, & Elemental Chemical Pol. in Water ; C/2\/l*
10 No Co m p leted CFY 11 No Delayed i~2~
1 11
5 Page No
? of
13 Program Chief
Villiam T. Donaldson
14 Roap Manager
i p Man age r
IIoover/Garrison/"lcGuire
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c ript'on
mon ths
deIayed
original
target
proposed
td rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
30
37
Field Instrumentation for
Phosphorus
Separation and Concentration
Techniques
dissolved riolecular II2S
.1
WAA Capability
Ioniple::ation Constants of Heavy
letals
;/j/7<
6/30/
7/1
6/30/
74
6/30/
7/!
6/30/
74
7/15/
74
10/1/
74
V30/
74
1/31/
74
AC*
OA, DO**
AD, DO
AG+
AP,DO++
Hone
Schedule report on extra'
ction, separation
concentration of
volatile pollutants for
10/1/74
Reschedule
Hone
Cancel milestone (not
needed)
Branch
Chief
Branch
Chief
Branch
Chief
17 REMARKS
* Instrument not delivered on schedule due to personnel changes in contractor organization.
** Tune diverted to unscheduled report on "Current Practice in GC/MS Analysis of Organics in Water"
+ I.'uclear reactor shut-down caused unavoidable cessation of experimental work.
++ 0.') 1 ian-year scheduled but unavailable; remaining manpower transferred to Task 54.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding
F F -
F I -
F D -
F L -
Funds Froz en AD
Funding Insufficient A F
Funds Diverted (spec 1 ly) AG
Funds Late (Example delay in AO
idvict ol 11 lowmc e ) A P
administrative - a
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
Grant (Contract Delay (specify)
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify
DA- Diversion ol Staff for Technical
Ass 1 stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec 1 fy )
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BBO 36
2 Roap No
21 AZR
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule
36 7 ,14* I 8
3 Roap Ti tie Tech. for the Elimination of Poll4^03'®
tant Discharge fm the Ag-Chem Mfg. Indus.i 1 July 7 4
10 No Completed CFY 11 No Delayed
2 4
5 Page No
--1 ol 1
13 Program Chief
Dr. Robert R. Swank. Jr.
1 2
14 Roap Manager
Dr. Robert R. Swank. Jr.
1 5
16
TASK S DELAY E D
Task No
08
10
11
12
Brief
Description
Extramural Project S800300 - UV
Chlorination of Organic Acids in
Waste Brine
Contract - Development of a
Treatment process (Bimetal
Reduction) for Chlorocarbon
pesticide wastewater
Contract 13020HMV - Development
of a new slow release N-P-K
fertilizer product/process which
uses other wastes as feed
Grant - closed-loop process
demonstration (full scale) for
balanced N fertilizer
mon ths
de I ayed
12
original
target
6/74
6/74
6/74
6/74
proposed
td rget
9/74
8/74
8/74
6/75
R e a son
AP**
AG***
AO
AO****
Recommended Action
Expedite Final Pilot
Run/Report following
strike.
Expedite pilot designs
studies and insert into
the draft report
accordingly.
See 3/29/74 Quarterly
Report.
Approve scope change.
Expedite new research,
By Whom
Dow Grant
Director
Enviro-
genics
Investi-
gator
GAD
Grantee
all were
17 remarks *Includes 3 SRO's to other PE's. Only 1 SRO has been responded to positively
resubmitted for future effort in FY-75 ROAP revision.
**Strike at demonstration plant site (Dow-Midland).
***Last minute contract extension executed (delay in contract processing) to define pilot
design for new grant of Task 18.
****Scope change executed to provide 6-month optimum design modification test run plus
revise/update draft report.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
f f- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
PL ~ Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff tor Other Than
Technical A ss i stance(spec i fy)
O - Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
'J'b!W?EI J2RfifpN°
'3 Roap Ti tle Formulation and EieJ_d Verificatinn ,oJ
, Pesticide and Nutrient Runoff Mathematical Mode.
'4 Date
I ¦ 6/21/74
S Page No
-...1 -.of.-l
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed
53 11
8 No Active Tasks '9 No on Schedule
26 ! 18
10 No Completed CFY
6
11 No Delayed
2
1 2
13 Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
14 I?r\aPGe'ornga^el'}. Bailey
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
t a r get
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
Oil
Contract (68-01-0721) Pesticide Runoff
AG/
Revise contract and authorize
Contracting
officer
Model Definition and Testing Mechonistic
Approach ESL
9
H 30/7>
3/30/7!
Contract-
ual
problems
restarting of work
053
Prepare and issue report on theNational
Agricultural runoff Pollution Control
Research Program
4
6/74
10/74
AO
More concerted effort to
complete document
Drs. Bailej
and 'Nichols
17 REMARKS
A second contract modification was made on Task Oil this quarter, CMD is combining the two modifications into
one contract revision.
funding - - f
F f- Funds Frozen
F I - Funding insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of a I lowance )
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
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PART IV
Research Publications
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Richard W. Latimer Program Element: 1BA021 Date: 7/3/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal ,etc.,
Portion of Task
Coupleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21ARX
03
Winter Field Use of CO2 Freezing to
Obtain Core Samples of Stream Sedi-
ments
AERL Working Paper Series #27, June
1974
X
21ARX
01
Environmental Guidelines for
Development Roads in the Subarctic
EPA Research Series No. EPA-660/3-
74-009
X
21ASA
01
Alaska Oil, the Energy Crisis and
the Environment
AERL Working Paper Series # 26,
April 1974
X
21ARX
07
Winter Survival of Salmonellae and
Fecal Indicator Bacteria in a Sub-
arctic River
AERL Working Paper Series §28, June
1974
X
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Program Chief: Richard W. Latimer
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1BB044
Date: 7/3/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
21ASG
01
Estended Aeration Sewage Treat-
ment in Cold Climates
EPA Research Series No. EPA-660/2-
74-070, June 1974
X
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Program Element: 1EA071 Date: 7/3/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
10 AKC
01
CriXeria &or VeXeArru.ni.nQ Importance,
and Ejects ofi PeAtA.CA.deA on the.
Marine Environment: A Briefa Overview
Marine Technical Society Journal,
S(S) : 21-22, January 1914
X
10 AKC
04
Mlrex Residue* -in Selected Estuarie6
ofi South Carolina - June 1972.
PeAtA.cide& Monitoring Journal,
1(3/4): 144-152, March 1914
X
10 AKC
09
Mangrove*: A Review
In, Ecology oh Halophytei. Edited
by Robert J. Reimold and William
H. Queen. 1912. Academic Press,
pp. 51-114
X
10 AKC
13
fv)
Accumulation ofi Aroclor 1254 In
Grass Shrimp (Palaemonetes pugio)
in Laboratory and FieZd Exposure*
Bulletin o£ Environmental Contamina
tion and Toxicology, 11(4): 303-
3OS, April 1914
~
X
10 AKC
20
A Salinity Controller faon Flowing-
Water Bioassays
Abstract. Association o& South-
eastern Biologist Bulletin, 21(2):
37, Aprll 1914
X
10 AKC
24
Short-Term Ejects ofi Organophosphate
Pesticides on Chollnestenase*
Estuarine Fishes and Pink Shrimp
Bulletin o{j Environmental Contamina
tion and Toxicology, 11(5): 4S3-
4SS, May 1914
•
X
10 AKC
31
Ejects o^ the Paiychlorinated Ba.-
phenyl, Aroclor 1016, on Estuarine
Animals
Abstract. AssocA.ati.on ofi South-
eastern B-tologist Bulletin, 21(2):
14, April 1914
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Program Element: 7EAQ77 Date: 7/3/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal ,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
10 AKC
31
E^eota 0)5 knocJtofi& 1254 on LaboAa-
£o Ay-Readied EmbAyoi and Fa.y ofa
CyptLtnodon vatvizgaJliA [PL&cqa:
CypnZnodontidaz)
Abstract. A64ocia£<.on o£ SouXh-
eaAteAn B-iotogi.it BuZZztin, 21 (2) ••
81, KphJUL 1974
X
25 A J N
OS
PaXhotogyicaZ o6 Uxo&ponMlwm
{Hap£o6posu.da) Infection -in HicAo-
phaJLLid m&taceAcaJujaz
JowwaZ o& I nvznXzbfuvtz PathoZogy,
23(3): 389-396, May 1974
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Dr. Eric D. Schneider Program Element: 1BAQ22 Date: 7/10/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
Prior to
ROAP
System
Prior to
ROAP
System
—
Development of Sample Preparation
Methods for Analysis of Marine
Organisms.
Biologically Allowable Thermal
Pollution Limits
EPA Ecological Research Series
660/3-74-026, final report on
grant 16020 FGG.
EPA Ecological Research Series
660/3-74-003, final report on
grant 18050 DET.
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Donald I- Mount, Ph.D. Program Element: 1BA021
Date: 6/20/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
05ADD
01
Effect of Complexation on Toxicity
of Copper to Fishes
Jour. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 31(4):
pp. 462-465
X
05ADD
01
Acute Toxicity of Nitrite to
Rainbow Trout
Jour. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. - Accepted
for Publication
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Donald 1• Mount, Ph.D. Program Element: 1BA021 Date: 6/26/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
16AAD
11B
Chronic Toxicity of NTA
(Nitrilotriacetate) and Metal-NTA
Complexes to Daphnia magna
Biesinger, K. E., R. W. Andrew, and
J. W. Arthur. 1974. Jour. Fish.
Res. Bd. Can. 31(4): 486-490
X
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QUARTERLY RQAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Donald I. Mount, Ph.D. Program Element: 1BA021
Date: 6/26/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.
Number, and Date)
Portion
Coupleted
of Task
(Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
16AAJ
16AAJ
16AAJ
16AAJ
16AAJ
01
01
04
Artificial Laboratory Spawning
Substrate for Brook Trout
(Salvelinus fontinalis, Mitchill)
Duration of Toxicity Tests for
Establishing "No Effect"
Concentrations for Copper with
Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis)
Cough Response and Uptake of Mercury
by Brook Trout, Salvelinus fontinalis
Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc. 1974.
Volume 103, Number 1.
Jour. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 1974,
Volume 31.
X
Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc,
, Volume 103, Number 2.
1974.
04
01, 02,
03, 04
Exposed to Different Mercuric
Compounds at Different Hydrogen-Ion
Concentrations
An Inexpensive Solid-State Amplifier
for Detecting Movements and
Electrical Potentials of Fish
A Review: Effects of Pollution on
Freshwater Fish
Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc.
Volume 103, Number 2.
1974.
Jour. Water Poll. Control Fed. 1974
Volume 45, Number 6.
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Donald I. Mount, Ph.D. Program Element: 1BAQ21 Date: 6/30/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
16AAK
02
Captan Toxicity to Fathead Minnows,
Bluegills, and Brook Trout
Fisheries Research Board of Canada
Journal
X
16AAK
36
Toxaphene Effects on Reproduction,
Growth, and Mortality of Brook Trout
(In Review)
EPA Ecological Research Series
EPA-R3-74-
X
16AAK
36
Analysis and GC/MS Characterization
of Toxaphene in Fish and Water
(In Review)
EPA Ecological Research Series
EPA-R3-74-
X
16AAK
25
Acute and Chronic Parathion Toxicity
to Fish and Invertebrates
(In Review)
EPA Ecological Research Series
EPA-R3-74-
X
16AAK
26
Chronic Toxicity of Lindane to
Selected Aquatic Invertebrates and
Fishes
(In Review)
EPA Ecological Research Series
EPA-R3-74-
X
16AAK
27
Chronic Toxicity of Atrazine to
Selected Aquatic Invertebrates and
Fishes
(In Review)
EPA Ecological Research Series
EPA-R3-74-
X
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Program Chief:
QUARTERLY RQAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D. Program Element: 1BAQ21
Date: 6/19/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21AKG
OA
Acute Lethality of Supersaturation
to Pacific Salmonids and Other
Species
Task 04 Completion Report for
Research Objective Achievement Plan
21AKG - Western Fish Toxicology
Station, NWQL, NERC, Corvallis, OR,
November 1, 1973
X
21AKG
06
Effect of Supersaturation on Non-
Salmonid Species
Preliminary Report, Task 06,
ROAP 21AKG; Western Fish Toxicology
Station, NWQL, NERC, Corvallis, OR,
January 28, 1974
X
21AKG
07 .
Effect of CO2, O2, and pH on Survival
of Sockeye Salmon in Supersaturated
Water
- Preliminary Report, Task 07,
ROAP 21AKG; Western Fish Toxicology
Station, NWQL, NERC, Corvallis, OR,
June 30, 1974
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Donald I. Mount, Ph.D. Program Element: 1BA021 Date: 6/26/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal ,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
25AIC
001
Effects of Waste Oil on Freshwater
Aquatic Life
EPA Report to Congress
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: D. J. Baumgartner Program Element: 1BA025 Date: 7/8/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21AIS
09
Deposition of DDE and PCB in dated
sediments of Santa Barbara Basin.
R. W. Risebrough, et al.
Science 184, 1197-1199. (1974)
X
II
39
Improved ion-exchange techniques for
the concentration of manganese from
sea water.
Ralph G. Smith, Jr.
Analytical Chemistry 46, 607. (1974)
X
II
It
Organic and inorganic geochemistry
of some coastal plain rivers of the
southeastern United States.
K. C. Beck, J. H. Reuter and E. M.
Perdue
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 38,
,341. (1974)
X
II
II
River input of inorganic phosphorus
and nitrogen to the southeastern
salt marsh estuarine environment.
H. C. Windom, William M. Dunstan, an<
Wayne S. Gardner
Skidaway Inst, of Oceanography
Annual Progress Report Project
#R-800372
X
II
56
Pollution in coastal waters.
S. P. Pavlou and J. R. Clayton, Jr.
Science 184, 914. (1974)
X
II
38
Mercury-organic matter associations
in estuarine sediments and inter-
stitial water.
Steven E. Lindberg& Robert C. Harris:
Environmental Science & Technology 8
459. (1974)
X
21AIV
Marine environmental monitoring;
trace elements in persistent tar bal"
oil residues.
Milton H. Feldman & David E. Cawlfiel
Presented at Intergovernmental Ocean-
oqraphic Commission Marine Pollution
d X
Monitoring (Petroleum) Symposium and
Workshop, May 14, 1974, Washington, D.C.
(To be published in Proceedings)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: ^ J- Baumgartner Program Element: 1BA025 Date: 7/8/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
I'">w Published
(Give fame of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
21 AIT
42
A similarity solution for steady
state gravitational circulation in
fjords.
Estuarine and Coastal Marine Science
1,387-400. (1973)
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Thomas E. Maloney Program Element: 1BAQ31
Date: 7/08/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21 AIY
12
Full-Scale Harvest of Aquatic Plants:
Nutrient Removal from a Eutrophic Lake
Journal Water Pollution Control Fed.
X
21 AJF
15
Application of Growth and Sorption
Algal Assays
Ecological Research Series
EPA-660/3-73-023, February 1974
X
21 AJE
10
Protocol for Evaluating Nitrogen
Status of Lake Sediments
Ecological Research Series
EPA-660/3-73-024, February 1974
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS_REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLI CAT I ONS
Program Chief: Frank H. Rainwater Program El •-•lent: 1BAQ32 Date: 2 July 1974
ROAP
TASK
Pub!ication Titie
1 ".jw Published
(¦jive name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Chech)
ALL
P/'w'T
NONE
21AJH
11
Workbook on Thermal Plume Predic-
tion, Volume II - Surface Discharge
Environmental Protection Technology
Series, EPA R2-72-005b.
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Frank H. Rainwater Progran Element: 1BB392 Date: 2 July 1974
ROAP
TASK
21AZU
16
Publication Title
A Demonstration of Thermal Water
Utilization in Agriculture
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Environmental Protection Technology
Series, EPA 660/2-74-011
Portion
CoTipl eted
ALL
of Task
(Check)
PART
NONE
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: J- R- Boydston Program Element: 1BB037 Date: 7-8-74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Coupleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21 AZX
023
"Treatment of Sulfite Evaporator
Condensates for Recovery of
Volatile Components"
EPA-660/2-73-030
X
21 BAB
027
"Evaluation of a New Blanching
Process (IQB) for Wastewater Abate-
ment in Canning Vegetables"
EPA-660/2-74-006
X
21 BAE
017
"Industrial Water Softener Waste
Brine Reclamation"
EPA-660/2-74-007
X
21 BAC
006
"Activated Sludge Bio-Disc Treat-
ment of Distillery Wastewater"
" EPA-660/2-74-014
X
21 BAB
102
"Proceedings 4th National Symposium
On Food Processing Wastes"
EPA-660/2-73-031
X
21 BAD
015
"Improvement of Treatment of Food
Industry Wastes"
EPA-660/2-74-035
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Marvin L. Wood Program Element: 1BB037 Date: June 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal ,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
21 BAA
10
"Paunch Manure as a Feed
Supplement in Channel Catfish
Farming"
EPA-660/2-74-046
May 1974
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Marvin L. Wood Program Element: 1BB039 Date: June 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21 AYV
06
"Liquid Aerobic Composting of
Cattle Wastes and Evaluation
of By-Products"
EPA-660/2-74-034
May 19 74
X
21 AYV
08
"A Waste Treatment System for
Confined Hog Raising Operations'
EPA-660/2-74-047
'May 19 74
X
21 AYN
13
"Selected Irrigation Return
Flow Quality Abstracts 1972-
1973"
EPA-660/2-74-049
June 1974
X
21 AYR
15
"Evaluation of Irrigation
Scheduling for Salinity
Control in Grand Valley"
EPA-660/2-74-052
June 1974
X
21 AYV
05
"Soil Modi f icat ion for
Denitrification and Phosphate
Reduction of Feedlot Waste"
EPA-660/2-74-057
June 1974
X
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QUARTERLY RQAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Marvin l. Wood Program Element: 1BB040 Date: 6/25/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or
journal ,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21 AGF
02
State-of-the-Art: Uranium Mining,
Milling, and Refining Industry
EPA-660/2-74-038, June
1974
X
• 21 AGF
16
An Evaluation of Tailings Ponds
Sealants
EPA-660/2-74-065, June
1974
X
21 AGG
02
State-of-the-Art: Sand and Gravel
Industry
EPA-660/2-74-066, June
1974
X
21 AGD
14030 RCG
State-of-the-Art: Pollutional Problems
and Research Needs for an Oil Shale
Industry
EPA-660/2-74-067, June
1974
X
21 AGD
Contract //
14-12-873
Brine Disposal Treatment Practices
Relating to the Oil Production Industr)
EPA-660/2-74-037, June
1974
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Curtls C. Harlin, Jr. Program Element: 1BB045
Date: 07-03-74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal ,etc.,
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
Grant
J00943
Hypolimnetic Flow Regimes in Lakes
and Impoundments
EPA-660/2-74-053
X
A21-ASH
04
Feasibility of Overland-Flow Treatment
of Feedlot Runoff
EPA-660/2-74-062
X
A21-ASH
03
Land Application of Sewage Effluents
and Sludges: Selected Abstracts
EPA-660/2-74-042
X
21-ASJ
03
Wastewater Use in the Production of
Food and Fiber—Proceedings
EPA-660/2-74-041
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Walter M. Sanders, III Program Element: 1BAQ23
Date: 8 July 1974
O
CO
ROAP
21AIM
TASK
11
T
Publication Title
A Simple Method to Introduce
Elemental Mercury mto Biological
Growth Systems
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Applied Microbiology 27 (3): 622-
623 (Mar 1974)
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
ALL I PART 1 NONE
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: William T. Donaldson Program Element: 1BAQ27 Date: 8 July 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
16ADN
09 & 14
Chemiluminescence Analysis for
Trace Pollutants
International Journal of Environ-
mental Analytical Chemistry
Vol 2 (4), 273-290 (1973)
X
1GADN
01
A Research Program for Identifying
and Measuring Water Pollutants
International Journal of Environ-
mental Analytical Chemistry,
Vol 3(1), 1-18 (1973)
X
16ADN
26
Fourier-Transform Infrared
Spectroscopic Identification of Gas
Chromatograph Effluents
Environmental Protection Tech-
nology Series, EPA-660/2-73-034,
Jan 74
X
07ABL
02 & 03
Chemical Profiles of Kraft Paper
Mill Treated Wastewaters
Proceedings of the 167th Annual
Meeting of the American Chemical
Society, Vol 14(1): 278-281, Los
Angeles, CA 1-5 Apr 74
X
16ADN
42
Comparison of Germanium Detec-
tors for Neutron Activation Analysis
for Mercury
Environmental Protection Tech-
nology Series, EPA-660/2-74-045
X
16ADN
28
Specific Ion Mass Spectrometric
Detection for Gas Chromatographic
Pesticide Analysis
Environmental Protection Tech-
nology Series, EPA-660/2-74-004,
Jan 74
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: William T. Donaldson Program Element: 1BAQ27 Date: 8 july 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
16ADN
22
Multielement Analysis of Environ-
mental Samples by Spark Source
Mass Spectrometry
Environmental Protection Tech-
nology Series, EPA-660/2-74-001,
Jan 74
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Acting Program Chief: Robert R. Swank, Jr. Program Element: 1BBQ36 Date: 8 July 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
21AZT
06
Chemical/Physical & Biological
Treatment of Wool Processing
Wastes (Grant 12130 HFX)
Environmental Protection Technoloj
Series, EPA-660/2-73-036, Jan 74
IV
X
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Program Chief: H. P. Nicholson
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1BBQ39
Date: 8 July 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
Am PART NONE
21AYP
21AYP
21AYP
21AYP
05
06
12
02
16040 GEB FY 72
21AYP
09
Nitrogen & Phosphorus Losses From
Agronomy Plots in North Alabama
(Grant 800401)
Pesticide Movement From Cropland
into Lake Erie (Grant 13020 EBL)
Pesticide Transport & Runoff Model
for Agricultural Lands
Herbicide Runoff From Four Coastal
Plain Soil Types
Development of Field Applied DOT
Quantification of Pollutants in Agri-
cultural Runoff (Grant 800400)
Environmental
nology Series,
Apr 74
Environmental
nology Series,
Apr 74
Environmental
nology Series,
Dec 73
Environmental
nology Series,
Environmental
nology Series,
May 74
Environmental
nology Series,
Feb 74
Protection Tech-
EPA-660/2-74-033,
Protection Tech-
EPA-660/2-74-032,
Protection Tech-
EPA-660/2-74-013,
Protection Tech-
EPA-660/2-74-017
Protection Tech-
EPA-660/2-74-036,
Protection Tech-
EPA-660/2-74-005,
X
X
X
X
X
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: H. P. Nicholson Program Element: 1BBQ39 Date: 8 July 1974
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal ,etc.,
Portion of Task
Co-npleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21AYP
15
An Evaluation of Kinetic and Equi-
librium Equations for the Prediction
of Pesticide Movement Through
Porous Media
Soil Science Soc. of America Proc.
38:29-35, 1974 (Jan/Feb 74)
X
21AOM
37
UV Method for Monitoring Surface
Acidity in Clay Minerals
Clay & Clay Minerals, 21:471-
477, 1973 (Apr 5, 1974)
X
21AOM
38
Predicting Pesticide Runoff From
Agricultural Land, A Conceptual
Model
Jn. Environmental Quality, 3:95-
103, 1974 (May 1974)
X
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