EPA Information Dissemination Project
1200 Chambers Road - Third Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Water Quality
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Prepared by
EPA Information Dissemination Project
SMEAC Information Reference Center
1200 Chambers Road - 3rd Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43212
as part of
Grant No. T-901184-01-0
WATER QUALITY INSTRUCTIONAL
RESOURCES INFORMATION SYSTEM (IRIS)
A Compilation of Abstracts
to Water Quality and Water
Resources Materials
Supplement VII (1981)
September 1981
National Training and Operational Technology Center
Office of Water Program Operations
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
September 1981

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This project has been financed (in part) with Federal funds from
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Water Program
Operations, National Training and Operational Technology Center,
Cincinnati, Ohio, under grant identification nunber T-901184-01-0.
The contents do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, nor does mention of trade
names or commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation
for use.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Topic	Page
Preface
I. General Information about Materials in IRIS 		1
A.	What Types of Materials are Included in IRIS		1
B.	How are Materials Entered into IRIS		1
C.	How Can a User Locate Materials in IRIS		1
1.	All Materials Placed in IRIS (Water) Collection ....	1
2.	Materials Placed in the Educational Resources
Information System (ERIC)		2
II. How to Use the Compilation		4
A.	Description of Information in Resumes 		4
B.	How to Locate Desired Materials 		6
1.	Subject Index 		6
2.	Author Index	. .	7
III. Correcting an Existing IRIS Record		7
IV. Requests to Receive Information about IRIS and the
IRC Bulletin		 . . .	7
V. Requests for Assistance in Using IRIS 	 .....	8
VI. How to Locate Other Relevant Educational Materials		8
VII. How to Structure a Computer Search of IRIS		14
VIII. How to Order Materials			17
IX. Resume Section			19
X. Subject Index	133
XI. Author Index			181

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Preface
This publication contains abstracts and indexes to selected materials
related to wastewater treatment and water quality education and instruction.
In addition, some materials related to pesticides, hazardous wastes, and
public participation are included. Also included are procedures to illustrate
how instructors and curriculum developers in the water quality control field
can locate instructional materials to meet very general or highly specific
requirements in their programs.
Supplements to this publication will be issued periodically.
For further information about these materials contact:
EPA Information Dissemination Project
1200 Chambers Road
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Telephone: (614) 422-6717

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I. General Information about Materials in IRIS.
A.	What types of materials are included in IRIS?
The EPA Information Dissemination Project (water) acquires, reviews,
indexes, and announces both print (books, modules, units, etc.)
and non-print (films, slides, video tapes, etc.) materials related
to water quality and water resources education and instruction.
Materials selected must be available from some source for announcement.
When materials are not readily available we attempt to make the
materials available through some national information service for
easier acquisition. In a few cases the EPA Information Dissemination
Project is the source of the materials.
B.	How are materials entered into IRIS?
We request that people assist us in locating materials for the system.
If you have materials you believe to be useful to others, please
send two copies if possible to the:
EPA Information Dissemination Project
1200 Chambers Road
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Materials are reviewed by the project staff. Availability of the
material is checked, and the materials are abstracted and indexed.
The abstract describes the contents of the material. The index
terms (descriptors) are concepts or terms used to describe the contents
and the form of the document. (See the Subject Index for a listing
of those that have been used.) The index terms are useful for locating
materials manually, such as with this compilation, and also by
computer.
When items are processed they are entered on the IRIS (water) computer
tape. This tape is maintained by the EPA Information Dissemination
Project at The Ohio State University and is used for producing tapes
for other information systems, publications, and for computer searches
conducted at The Ohio State University.
C.	How can a user locate materials in IRIS?
1. All materials placed in IRIS (water) Collection.
Materials entered into the IRIS (water) collection can be located
in two ways: (1) by manual search of this compilation and
similar ones to follow and (2) by computer.
The first compilation contained resumes of selected materials
processed for the previous IRIS (water) collection and resumes
of selected materials of items added to the IRIS (water)
collection. A limited number of copies of the compilation in
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as the supply lasts from the EPA Information Dissemination
Project. After the free copies of the compilations are gone,
copies will be available for purchase form the EPA Information
Dissemination Project.
Quarterly updates of the compilation are available by subscription
on a yearly basis beginning November, 1979. Information
regarding an annual subscription to IRIS (water) Quarterly
Compilations can be obtained by writing to the EPA Information
Dissemination Project. A subscription to the quarterly supplements
for 1980-81 is $12.00 (within the U.S.). Price to Canada is
$14.00. Prices in other countries is $20.00. Separate quarterly
supplements are $4.00 each.
The compilation and the quarterly supplements can be scanned
and the subject index can be used for manual searches.
Computer tapes of the IRIS (water) collection can also be
searched by both batch and on-line computer searches. The IRIS
tapes are available for searching through the Bibliographic
Retrieval Services, Inc., (BRS) and with Dialog. Any search
service that currently subscribes to BRS or Dialog is able to
search the IRIS data base by on-line techniques. Individuals
or agencies with computer terminals and telephone connection
equipment can subscribe to BRS or Dialog and do their own
searches if they desire.
Information regarding BRS may be obtained by writing or
phoning BRS, Corporation Park, Building 702, Scotia, NY 12302,
(518) 374-5011.
Information regarding Dialog may be obtained by writing or
phoning Dialog Information Retrieval Service, 3460 Hillview
Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304, (415) 858-3775.
Plans are being made to mount IRIS tapes with other on-line
vendors. Information regarding this service will be announced
in a future EPA IRC Bulletin and in mailings from the EPA
Information Dissemination Project.
Materials placed in the Educational Resources Information System
(ERIC).
A number of the materials processed for the IRIS (water) system
are entered into the ERIC system and announced in Resources in
Education (RIE). Resources in Education (RIE) is published
monthly and is available from:
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, DC 20402
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The current price is listed in the most recent issue of RIE.
Check if a college or university library close to you has a
copy. If they do not, contact the EPA Information Dissemination
Project for assistance.
Many libraries subscribe to RIE. Materials announced in RIE
can be searched manually each month by scanning RIE or by
checking the index terms in the back of each issue. Materials
announced in RIE can be searched by computer also. ERIC
computer tapes may be purchased outright, but most users of the
tapes gain access to them through three major database vendors,
Dialog, Systems Development Corporation (Orbit), and Bibliographic
Retrieval Services. For the addresses of search services in
your state that can search these databases, contact the:
EPA Information Dissemination Project
1200 Chambers Rd., Room 310
Columbus, Ohio 43212
(614) 422-6717
Most of the materials announced in RIE are available on microfiche
(microfilm) at over 700 sites throughout the United States and
the world. Users can view these materials on site at many
locations to identify what they believe will be useful to them
at no cost. Microfiche copies (or in most cases Xerox copies)
can be ordered through the ERIC Document Reproduction Service.
The address and order information is in the back of each issue
of RIE. Xerox copies of many items related to water quality and
resource education and training can also be ordered through
the EPA Information Dissemination Project for 3c per page + $1.00
per document.
For information about locations of ERIC microfiche sites in your
state, contact the EPA Information Dissemination Project.
A number of journal articles processed for the IRIS (water) system
are entered into the ERIC system and announced in Current Index
to Journals in Education (CIJE).
Current Index to Journals in Education is published monthly and
is available from:
ORYX Press
3930 East Camelback Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85018
(602) 254-6156
Many libraries subscribe to CIJE. Materials announced in CIJE
can be searched manually each month by scanning CIJE or by
checking the index terms in the back of each issue. Materials
announced in CIJE can be searched by computer also. Refer to
the previous discussion of RIE concerning computer searches.
Materials announced in CIJE can be located in journals at many
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Many of the articles can be obtained from University Microfilms.
Current prices are $8.00 for each article, only if identified as
coming from CIJE with an EJ number, and $10.00 for articles dated
prior to January 1981. For further information, write to:
UMI Article Reprint Department
300 North Zeeb Road
Ann Arbor, Michigan A8106
(800) 521-0600
II. How to Use the Compilation
A. Description of Information in Resumes
Each resume is listed by EW number in numerical order in the resume
section. Two samples of resumes are provided to explain the data
fields in the resumes. Sample resume //I is a sample resume of an
item not entere'd into ERIC. Sample resume #2 is a sample resume of
an item entered into ERIC; a few additional data elements are in
these resumes and are explained.
1. Sample resume of materials not entered in ERIC
a.	IRIS NUMBER: EW 006 023
b.	PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
c.	TITLE: PROGRAMMED APPROACH TO WATER/MASS ANALYSES.
d.	PERSONAL AUTHOR: SPENCER, GEORGE R., JR.
e.	DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; ^ENGINEERING; *EQUIPMENT; *PIPES;
BALANCE; *PR0JECT DESIGN; *P0LLUTI0N ENGINEERING; *PIPES;
*WATER RESOURCES
f.	DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30-33P.
g.	ABSTRACT: DURING THE ENGINEERING PHASE OF A PROJECT DESIGN
WATER REQUIREMENTS OFTEN CHANGE AS NEW INFORMATION BECOMES
AVAILABLE. THIS ARTICLE DETAILS A PROGRAMMED APPROACH TO
CALCULATION OF A WATER/MASS BALANCE WHICH PROVIDES THE USER
WITH THE ABILITY TO READILY ASSESS THE IMPACT OF VARYING
WATER QUALITIES, FLOW PATTERNS, AND FLOW RATES. THIS
INFORMATION IS THEN USED IN DETERMINING PIPE AND EQUIPMENT
SIZES.
h.	AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N2
a.	IRIS NUMBER — this is the identification number sequentially
assigned to materials as they are processed. Gaps in numbers
mean that some items have been deleted, are being processed
to add new information, or have been delayed in processing
for some reason.
b.	PUBLICATION DATE — date material was published according
to information on the material.
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d.	PERSONAL AUTHOR — person or persons who wrote, compiled,
or edited the material. Up to two personal authors can be
listed.
e.	DESCRIPTOR — subject terms which characterize substantive
contents and form of the materials. The major terms are
preceeded by an asterisk. Terms used to index all resumes
in this compilation can be reviewed in the Subject Index.
f.	DESCRIPTIVE NOTE — various items of information may be
contained in this section. For print materials the number
of pages is usually listed.
g.	ABSTRACT — some early materials entered into IRIS did not
have abstract information. All materials currently being
entered into IRIS have an informative abstract that
describes the contents of the item.
h.	AVAILABILITY — information in this field indicates where
the material can be obtained and the price of the material
quoted the last time information was received from the source.
Please note: Prices of nearly all materials are subject to
changes and may not be accurate at the time a person orders
specific item.
2. Sample resume of material entered into ERIC (Resources in
Education)
Item entered into ERIC (Resources in Education) will have a few
additional data fields.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006664
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT OF WATERSHED LANDS: A SIX WEEK
SHORT COURSE.
DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATION; ECOLOGICAL FACTORS; ECONOMIC
FACTORS; INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LAND USE; NATURAL
RESOURCES; *P0ST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION;
*WATER RESOURCES; HYDROLOGY; *NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT;
WATER QUALITY; *WATERSHEDS
b. DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: EDRS PRICE: MF01 PLUS POSTAGE-NOT
AVAILABLE IN HARD COPY DUE TO MARGINAL LEGIBILITY OF
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE WAS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE WATER
RESOURCE TECHNICIAN OR MANAGER WITH INFORMATION WHICH WILL
AID IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF IMPROVEMENTS OF PRESENT LAND
USE PRACTICES AND TO ILLUSTRATE ALTERNATIVE CONCEPTS AND
TECHNIQUES IN LAND AND WATER USE FOR INCREASING AND
a. IMPROVING THE MULTIPLE PRODUCTS OF WATERSHED LANDS. (ED 197 941)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC, DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE, PO BOX
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a.	ERIC NUMBER — the ED number indicates the document has been
processed and entered into Resources in Education. This
identification number is the number to use when ordering a
document or when requesting information about a document.
b.	EDRS PRICE — if material is available through the ERIC
Document Reproduction Service, the price of the material
when it was entered into the ERIC system and the form of
the material is indicated. "MF" means microfiche; "HC"
means Xerox copy. Prices are subject to change. Current
prices of microfiche and paper copies are listed in the
back of each issue of Resources in Education; consult the
latest monthly issue for current prices. Information about
ordering items can also be obtained by contacting:
ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS)
P.O. Box 190
Arlington, Virginia 22210
Telephone: 703-841-1212
items that are available on microfiche (MF) are contained in
microfiche collections at over 700 sites where they can be
read. For information on the microfiche locations in your
state contact the EPA Information Dissemination Project.
How to Locate Desired Materials
Users can identify materials of interest by scanning the resume
listings, or using the Subject Index, Author Index, Institution
Index, or Title Index.
1. Subject Index
The Subject Index is designed to enable the user to search
for information on either a broad subject or a narrow
information concern. An EW number is included for each item
listed under the subject heading. The EW number refers to the
abstract entry in the resume section where complete bibliographic
information, an abstract of the item, and availability
information can be found.
A user can also coordinate a search by checking EW numbers that
appear under two or more subject headings. For example, you
could check all the EW numbers under Water Treatment and all
the EW numbers under Films. EW numbers included under both
subject headings would include information relevant to Water
Treatment that were films. EW numbers under wastewater
treatment and laboratory techniques would provide a list of
materials related to laboratory techniques and to wastewater
treatment. Similar techniques could be used to identify other
information desired.
Users with ERIC microfiche should check the resume entry. If
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Reproduction Service, the availability will be indicated by
"MF" on the resume by "EDRS Price.1' This means libraries with
ERIC microfiche collections should have the document on
microfiche.
If you want a document available through the ERIC Document
Reproduction Service (EDRS) see the section on ordering
documents.
2. Author Index
If you desire to locate a document by the name of the author,
you can use the Author Index. EW numbers are provided under,
the author in the Author Index as in the Subject Index. Some
documents do not have a listed author; hence they are not listed
in this index.
III. Correcting an Existing IRIS Record
The IRIS data base will be updated on a quarterly basis. Corrections
will be made to the data base at those times. You can help improve
IRIS by sending corrections for items you find to be in error.
We request that you duplicate (copy) the resume from the compilation,
mark the information you believe to be wrong (or incomplete), and send
the marked resume to:
EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT
1200 Chambers Road, Rm. 310
Columbus, OH 43212
(614) 422-6717
Corrections of errors will occur in the IRIS tapes at the next update
after comments are received.
If you have difficulty obtaining materials from the listed source in
the AVAILABILITY section of the resume, please let us know. We will
contact the sources to verify whether the materials are available,
but your assistance will provide corrections between annual
availability checks.
If you are the supplier of materials in IRIS, please let us know if you
remove a product from your list, modify a product on your list, or
change the price of the product.
IV. Requests to Receive Information about IRIS and the IRC Bulletin
Information regarding IRIS, materials in IRIS, and modifications in
the system will be announced in the IRC Bulletin. The Bulletin is
issued about six times a year as information is available.
If you are not on the mailing list write to the EPA Information
Dissemination Project. Limited numbers of some back issues are
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If you need information about IRIS you can also phone (614) 422-6717
with your questions.
Requests for Assistance in Using IRIS
A.	Assistance in use of IRIS manuals
If you need help in using the IRIS manuals phone (614) 422-6717
or write to the EPA Information Dissemination Project. Staff
are normally available from about 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Eastern
time to answer your questions.
B.	Assistance in accessing IRIS by computer
1.	Conducting searches.
See section VIII.
2.	Subscribing to BRS, Inc. for computer searching of IRIS
Contact: BIBLIOGRAPHIC RETRIEVAL SERVICES, INC.
Corporation Park, Building 702
Scotia, New York 12302
(518) 374-5011
3.	Subscribing to Dialog for computer searching of IRIS
Contact: DIALOG INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SERVICE
3460 Hillview Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94304
(415) 858-3775
4.	Contacting a computer search service (an agency that will
conduct a search for you, usually for a fee).
The EPA Information Dissemination Project maintains a list
of agencies that can conduct searches. Most charge a fee,
though some are free to qualified users in a limited
geographical area.
Phone or write to obtain information for your area.
How to Locate Other Relevant Educational Materials
A number of people have requested information related to such areas
as management, basic skills (reading, mathematics, writing) human
relations, contract negotiations, and other topics. The EPA Information
Dissemination Project plans to develop some user service products in
selected areas in 1981.
Another excellent source of information for many educational concerns
is the ERIC System.
ERIC is a national information system designed and developed by the
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Institute of Education (NIE) , for providing ready access to descriptions
of exemplary programs, research and development efforts, and related
information that can be used in developing more effective educational
programs.
There are 16 Clearinghouses in the nationwide ERIC network. Each
specializes in a different, multi-discipline, educational area.
Each searches out pertinent documents.
The ERIC Clearinghouses have responsibility within the network for
acquiring the significant educational literature within their particular
areas, selecting the highest quality and most relevant material,
processing (i.e., cataloging, indexing, abstracting) the selected
items for input to the data base, and also for providing information
analysis products and various user services based on the data base.
The 16 ERIC Clearinghouses are listed on the next few pages, together
with addresses, telephone numbers, and brief scope notes describing the
areas they cover. You can contact them for assistance in locating
information relevant to their scope notes.
A.	ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult, Career, and Vocational Education
The Ohio State University
National Center for Research in Vocational Education
1960 Kenny Road
Columbus, Ohio 43210
Telephone: (614) 486-3655
Career education, formal and informal at all levels, encompassing
attitudes, self-knowledge, decision-making skills, general and
occupational knowledge, and specific vocational and occupational
skills; adult and continuing education, formal and informal,
relating to occupational, family, leisure, citizen, organizational,
and retirement roles; vocational and technical education, including
new sub-professional fields, industrial arts, and vocational
rehabilitation for the handicapped.
B.	ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Personnel Services
University of Michigan
2108 School of Education
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
Telephone: (313) 764-9492
Preparation, practice, and supervision of counselors at all
educational levels and in all settings, theoretical development
of counseling and guidance, use and results of personnel procedures
such as testing, interviewing, disseminating, and analyzing such
information, group work and case work; nature of pupil, student,
and adult characteristics; personnel workers and their relation
to career planning, family consultations, and student orientation
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C.	ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary & Early Childhood Education
University of Illinois
College of Education
805 W. Pennsylvania Ave.
Urbana, Illinois 61801
Telephone: (217) 333-1386
Prenatal factors, parental behavior; the physical, psychological,
social, educational, and cultural development of children from
birth through the primary grades; educational theory, research,
and practice related to the development of young children.
D.	ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management
University of Oregon, Library, Room 108
Eugene, Oregon 97403
Telephone: (503) 686-5043
Leadership, management, and structure of public and private
educational organizations; practice and theory of administration;
preservice and inservice preparation of administrators, tasks and
processes of administration, methods and varieties of organization,
organizaional change, and social context of the organization.
Sites, buildings, and equipment for education; planning, financing,
constructing, renovating, equipping, maintaining, operating,
insuring, utilizing, and evaluating educational facilities.
E.	ERIC Clearinghouse on Handicapped and Gifted Children
Council for Exceptional Children
1920 Association Drive
Reston, Virginia 22091
Telephone: (703) 620-3660
Aurally handicapped, visually handicapped, mentally handicapped,
physically handicapped, emotionally disturbed, speech handicapped,
learning disabilities, and the gifted; behavioral, psychomotor,
and communication disorders, administration of special education
services; preparation and continuing education of professional
and paraprofessional personnel; preschool learning and development
of the exceptional; general studies on creativity.
F.	ERIC Clearinghouse on Higher Education
George Washington University
One Dupont Circle, Suite 630
Washington, DC 20036
Telephone: (202) 296-2597
Various subjects relating to college and university students,
college and university conditions and problems, college and
university programs; curricular and instructional problems and
programs, faculty, institutional research; federal programs,
professional education (medical, law, etc.), graduate education,
university extension programs, teaching-learning, planning,
governance, finance, evaluation, interinstitutional arrangements,
and management of higher educational institutions.

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G.	ERIC Clearinghouse on Information Resources
Syracuse University
School of Education
130 Huntington Hall
Syracuse, New York 13210
Telephone: (315) 423-3640
Management, operation, and use of libraries; the technology to
improve their operation and the education, training, and
professional activities of librarians and information specialists.
Educational techniques involved in micrpteaching, systems analysis,
and programmed instruction employing audiovisual teaching aids
and technology, such as television, radio, computers, and cable
television, communication satellites, microforms, and public
television.
H.	ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges
University of California
96 Powell Library Building
405 Hilgard Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90024
Telephone: (213) 825-3931
Development, administration, and evaluation of public and private
community junior colleges. Junior college students, staff,
curricula, programs, libraries, and community services.
I.	ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics
Center for Applied Linquistics
3520 Prospect Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20007
Telephone: (202) 298-9292
Languages and linguistics. Instructional methodology, psychology
of language learning, cultural and intercultural content, application
of linguistics, curricular problems and developments, teacher
training and qualifications, language sciences, psycholinguistics,
theoretical and applied linguistics, language pedagogy, bilingualism,
and commonly taught languages including English for speakers of
other languages.
J. ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills
National Council of Teachers of English
1111 Kenyon Road
Urbana, Illinois 61801
Telephone: (217) 328-3870
Reading, English, and communication skills, preschool through
college. Educational research and development in reading, writing,
speaking, and listening. Identification, diagnosis, and
remediation of reading problems. Speech communication—forensics,
mass communication, interpersonal and small group interaction,
interpretation, rhetorical and communication theory, instruction
development, speech sciences, and theater. Preparation of
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All aspects of reading behavior with emphasis on physiology,
psychology, sociology, and teaching. Instructional materials,
curricula, tests and measurement, preparation of reading teachers
and specialists, and methodology at all levels. Role of libraries
and other agencies in fostering and guiding reading. Diagnostic
and remedial services in school and clinical settings.
K. ERIC Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools
New Mexico State University
Box 3AP
Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003
Telephone: (505) 646-2623
Education of Indian Americans, Mexican Americans, Spanish
Americans, and migratory farm workers and their children;
outdoor education; economic, cultural, social, or other factors
related to educational programs in rural areas and small schools;
disadvantaged of rural and small school populations.
L. ERIC Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics, and Environmental
Education
The Ohio State University
1200 Chambers Road, Third Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43212
Telephone: (614) 422-6717
All levels of science, mathematics, and environmental education;
development of curriculum and instructional materials; media
applications; impact of interest, intelligence, values, and
concept development upon learning; preservice and inservice teacher
education and supervision.
M. ERIC Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Social Science Education
855 Broadway
Boulder, Colorado 80302
Telephone: (303) 492-8434
All levels of social studies and social science; all activities
relating to teachers; content of disciplines; applications of
learning theory, curriculum theory, child development theory,
and instructional theory; research and development programs;
special needs of student groups; education as a social science;
social studies/social science and the community.
N. ERIC Clearinghouse on Teacher Education
American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
One Dupont Circle, Suite 610
Washington, DC 20036
Telephone: (202) 293-2450
School personnel at all levels; all issues from selection through
preservice and inservice preparation and training to retirement;
curricula; educational theory and philosophy; general education
not specifically covered by Educational Management Clearinghouse;
Title XI NDEA Institutes not covered by subject speciality in
other ERIC Clearinghouses; all aspects of physical education.

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0. ERIC Clearinghouse on Tests, Measurement, and Evaluation
Educational Testing Service
Rosedale Road
Princeton, New Jersey 08541
Telephone: (609) 734-5180
Tests and other measurement devices; evaluation procedures and
techniques; application of tests, measurement, or evaluation
in educational projects or programs.
P. ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education
Box 40
Teachers College, Columbia University
525 W. 120th Street
New York, New York 10027
Telephone: (212) 678-3437/3
The relationship between urban life and schooling; the effect of
urban experiences and environments from birth onward; the academic,
intellectual, and social performance of urban children and youth
from grade three through college entrance (including the effect
of self concept, motivation, and other affective influences);
education of urban, Puerto Rican and Asian American populations,
and rural and urban black populations; programs and practices
which provide learning experiences designed to meet the special
needs of diverse populations served by urban schools and which
build upon their unique as well as their common characteristics;
structural changes in the classroom, school, school systems, and
community and innovative instructional practices which directly
affect urban children and youth; programs, practices, and materials
related to economic and ethnic discrimination, segregation,
desegregation, and integration in education; issues, programs,
practices, and materials related to redressing the curriculum
imbalance in the treatment of ethnic minority groups.
Q. Educational Resources Information Center
Central ERIC
National Institute of Education
1200-19th Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20208
Telephone: (202) 254-5500
There are other sources of educational information in many states.
Included are information dissemination units in the state departments
of education, intermediate education units, and local education units.
In many cases, a local school administrator or school librarian can
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VII. How to Structure a Computer Search of IRIS
This explanation relates to the IRIS data base that can be searched on-
line through Bibliographic Retrieval Services, Inc. or Dialog. As IRIS
becomes available through other sources, information relevant to those
services will be provided.
A few notes about the service are important. The following fields are
searchable by computer: (1) IRIS Accession Number (EW number),
(2) ERIC Accession Number (ED number), (3) Authors, (4) Institution,
(5) Title, (6) subject index terms, and (7) abstract.
If you submit a search of IRIS through BRS or Dialog, the program will
search for the words you select in three fields unless the searcher
requests to limit the search. These fields are: (1) the title field,
(2) the subject index field, and (3) the abstract. We recommend you
use this feature especially for searches on specific terms. If you find
more material than you want by this technique, you can narrow the search
to items that may have the most information on the topic by limiting the
search to the subject index field.
Several sample searches are listed.
A. Sample 1
If you want to locate audiovisual aids that relate to safety you
would submit a search with audiovisual aids and safety. Materials
that included the terms both audiovisual aids and safety in the
title field, the abstract, and the subject index field would be
identified by the computer.
Audiovisual
Aids
Safety
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Items Identified

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The computer program can tell you the number of items, the title
of the items, or print the entire resume of each item. If you
were primarily interested in audiovisual aids, safety, and chlorine
you would submit a search of these three terms. You might want
to include chlorides and chlorination as well as chlorine in the
search. This search would identify materials that contained
audiovisual aids, safety, and one or more of the words, chlorine,
and chlorination.
Safety
Audiovisual
Aids
Chlorine
Chlorination
\
\
\
Items Identified
B. Sample 2
If you want to identify materials related to monitoring, you should
include several related terms and the chemical, material, or
situation that is being monitored. See the example below.
Monitoring
Chralcal Analysis
tfatsr Analysis
Laboratory Procedures
This search would identify all the items that included any of the
terms on the left and pH.

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Sample 3
If you are interested in materials related to inspection and
construction you could conduct a search of these two terms. The
search would identify all materials that included both terms. If
you were interested in only wastewater treatment facilities you
could construct a search as diagrammed.
\
\
\
\
rem Identified
This search would yield specific materials and demonstrates
how a computer search can help you locate materials you want.
Use of the Subject Index
The subject index in the back of the compilation can be used to
help you decide if you want to do a computer search. If there
are relatively few entries, you can check the resumes in the
resume section. If there is a large number of entries (perhaps
50 or more) you may want to use a computer search.
As the data base gets larger, you will find more entries for
subject index terms and computer searching will offer more
advantages,
The subject index can also be used to help you select words to
include in a search. Words listed in the subject index are certain
to be in the searchable fields. Therefore, selecting these terms
to use in structuring a search will increase the probability of
locating materials. Some words will appear in the title or
abstract that are not included in the subject term field. Such
words can be used to check if any materials are in the data base.
If, however, you conduct a search with such a word it is usually
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VIII. How to Order Materials
The AVAILABILITY field in the resume indicates where materials can be
obtained. A few of the sources are explained.
A.	A number of audiovisual materials can be obtained on loan or
purchased from the EPA Instructional Resources Center. Most items
previously available from the National Training and Operational
Technology Center will be available after November 1, 1981 from
EPA Information Dissemination Project at The Ohio State University.
For further information write or phone.
B.	Some of the materials are available through the ERIC Document
Reproduction Service. MF (microfiche) are 4" x 6" sheets of
microfilm; up to 96 pages of text can be reproduced on one sheet.
HC (paper copy) is a reproduction of the document in paper form
at the original size.
Order forms for these materials can be obtained from:
ERIC DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE
P. 0. Box 190
Arlington, Virginia 22210
(703) 841-1212
C.	The EPA Information Dissemination Project will provide xerox copies
of materials that are not copyrighted for $1.00 per document plus
$0.03 per page.
If you can not obtain materials that are listed or have difficulty
obtaining materials, please contact the EPA Information Dissemination
Project. We can provide assistance in obtaining materials from some
sources. If materials become unavailable, we will remove them from
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM1295
PUBLICATION DATE: 72
TITLE: TECHNIQUES FOR THE COLLECTION AND REPORTING OF DATA
ON COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DATA; DATA COLLECTION ~DRINKING WATER;
RECORDS; *RECORD KEEPING; STATISTICS; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER
TREATMENT
ABSTRACT: RECOMMENDS WAYS IN WHICH THE COLLECTION,
COMPILATION AND REPORTING OF DATA ON COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY
CAN BE IMPROVED, AND INDICATES THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THESE
DATA ARE REQUIRED FOR DIFFERENT PHASES OF COMMUNITY WATER
SUPPLY PROGRAMMES AT THE LOCAL, NATIONAL, REGIONAL, AND
INTERNATIONAL LEVELS. THERE ARE TWO ANNEXES: A SPECIMEN
REPORT FORM FOR RECORDING MINIMUM DATA AND A DETAILED LIST
OF SUBJECTS ON WHICH DATA ARE REQUIRED FOR COMMUNITY WATER
SUPPLY ACTIVITIES.
AVAILABILITY: WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, DISTRIBUTION AND
SALES SERVICE, 1211 GENEVA 27, SWITZERLAND
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW001277
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 72
TITLE: THE CHALLENGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT: A PRIMER ON EPA'S
STATUTORY AUTORITY.
DESCRIPTOR: *AGENCY ROLE; AIR POLLUTION CONTROL;
*ENVIRONMENT; ^FEDERAL LEGISLATION; *LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY;
PESTICIDES; *DUALITY CONTROL; RADIATION; STATE OF THE ART
REVIEWS; WASTES; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; NOISE POLLUTION
CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 50P.
ABSTRACT: IN RESPONSE TO CONTINUED DISCUSSION OF POLLUTION
AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY (EPA) HAS DESIGNED THIS BOOKLET TO GIVE INTERESTED
CITIZENS AN IDEA OF THE SCOPE OF THE AGENCY'S DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES BY PROVIDING A BRIEF SUMMARY OF ITS LECAL
AUTHORITY. AN OVERVIEW OF THE AGENCY SHOWS IT IS AN
INDEPENDENT, REGULATORY AGENCY WITH A MISSION TO PROTECT AND
ENHANCE THE ENVIRONMENT. IN GENERAL, IT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
CONDUCTING RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATIONS, FOR ESTABLISHING AND
ENFORCING STANDARDS. FOR MONITORING POLLUTION, AND FOR
ASSISTING STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN THEIR OWN EFFORTS.
EPA'S LEGAL AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONDUCTING
ACTIVITIES IN THE AREAS OF AIR AND WATER POLLUTION, SOLID
WASTES, PESTICIDES, ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION, AND NOISE ARE
ENUMERATED. ALTHOUGH EACH TOPIC DISCUSSES LEGAL ASPECTS
SPECIFIC TO ITSELF, THEY ALL TEND TO COVER THE LEGISLATIVE
BACKGROUND, VARIOUS STANDARDS, IMPLEMENTATION PLANS,
ENFORCEMENT, GRANTS, RESEARCH, AND OTHER LEGISLATION.
WORLDWIDE POLLUTION IS ALSO CONSIDERED VIA A REVIEW OF
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS, PROJECTS, STANDARDS, AND
ABATEMENT CONFERENCES. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REPORTS, ACTS, AND
REGULATIONS IS INCLUDED.(ED 077 703)
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
INSTITUTION NAME: ENVIRONMENTAL	PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, DC.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW003208
TITLE: MUNICIPAL SEWER SERVICE CHARGES.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~FEES; MUNICIPALITIES;
SANITATION; *UTILITIES; *WASTE DISPOSAL; WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL; WATER RESOURCES; ~SERVICE CHARGES; SEWERS;
~WASTEWATER COLLECTION; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 108P.
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT ANALYZES THE FUNDAMENTALS THAT
REQUIRE CONSIDERATION WHEN A MUNICIPALITY ADOPTS A SYSTEM OF
CHARGES FOR THE USE OF ITS SEWER SYSTEM AND TREATMENT PLANT
FACILITIES. A SERIES OF SEWER-SERVICE CHARGES CURRENTLY IN
USE IN SELECTED AREAS OF THE U.S. ARE PRESENTED. ALSO
DISCUSSED IS A REVIEW OF METHODS USED TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO
A GROUP OF CITIES WITHIN A METROPOLITAN AREA. THE FINAL
SECTION DISCUSSES HOW TO DESIGN AND OPERATE TREATMENT
FACILITIES AS A CENTER OF CIVIC INTEREST.
AVAILABILITY: BUTTENHEIM PUBLISHING CO., 470 PARK AVE. S,
NEW YORK 16, NY
INSTITUTION NAME: THE AMERICAN CITY MAGAZINE.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW003273
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: A. P. T. AURORA PUMP TRAINING.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *EQUIPMENT; *INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; * INSTALLATION; ~MAINTENANCE; *PUMPS; POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; STANDARDS; ~VALVES; *WATER TREATMENT;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS THE LITERATURE SUPPORT
INFORMATION XHICH ACCOMPANIES THE TRAINING MATERIALS OF THE
AURORA PUMP TRAINING (APT) PROGRAM. THE MODULES ARE SELF-
CONTAINED AUDIOVISUAL PRESENTATIONS WHICH COVER SUCH TOPIC
AREAS AS: <1> PUMP EFFICIENCY; (2) PUMP SELECTION; (3) PUMP
MAINTENANCE; (4) VALVES; (5) FIELD INSTALLATION; AND (6)
STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS. ALSO AVAILABLE WITH THE
PROGRAM ARE A VARIETY OF SUPPORT MATERIALS INCLUDING: (1)
MEMOS, NEWSLETTERS AND BULLETINS OF SPECIAL INTEREST; (2)
INSTRUCTOR AIDS INCLUDING AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT AND
REPRODUCTIONS OF THE PRESENTATION; AND (3) CERTIFICATES OF
COMPLETION. GLOSSARIES OF IMPORTANT TERMS IN RELATED FIELDS
ARE ALSO PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: AURORA PUMP, A UNIT OF GENERAL SICNAL, S00
AIRPORT RD., NORTH AURORA, IL 60542

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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW003366
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: TOE UNFINISHED AGENDA: THE CITIZEN'S POLICY GUIDE
TO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. A TASK FORCE REPORT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BARNEY. GERALD O.. ED.
DESCRIPTOR: AIR POLLUTION CONTROL,- BOOKS i ~CONSERVATION
(ENVIRONMENT); *ECOLOGYt ENVIRONMENT; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~POLICY; *POLLUTION; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION?
PUBLIC POLICY) WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 1B4P. PRICE: *3.90
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK IS THE RESULT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL TASK
FORCE, A GROUP OF 63 ENVIRONMENTALISTS WHO WERE ASKED TO
IDENTIFY AND DESCRIBE THE MOST CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL
PROBLEMS. IT CONTAINS CHAPTERS ON POPULATION. FOOD AND
AGRICULTURE, THE ENERGY ECONOMY, NATURAL RESOURCES, WATER
AND AIR POLLUTION, HAZARDS OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES, LAND USE AND
ECOLOGY, RECOMBINANT DNA RESEARCH, SOCIETY AND DECISION
MAKING, AND THE ASSESSMENT OF VALUES. EACH CHAPTER CONTAINS
A DISCUSSION OF THE PROBLEMS TO BE SOLVED AND
RECOMMENDATIONS.(ED 162 844)
AVAILABILITY: THOMAS Y. CROWELL CO. . 19 EAST 53RD STREET,
NEW YORK, NY 10022
INSTITUTION NAME: ROCKEFELLER BROS. FUND, NEW YORK, NY.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW003672
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: ENERGY AND EDUCATION: TEACHING ALTERNATIVES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: POSTHUMA, FREDRICK E., ED.
DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVITY UNITS; ~CONSERVATION EDUCATION;
ENERGY* *ENERGY CONSERVATION; *ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION;
~EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING; INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH; LESSON
PLANS; NATURAL RESOURCES; ~SCIENCE ACTIVITIES; SIMULATION;
~ENERGY EDUCATION; NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 142P. NOT AVAILABLE IN HARD COPY DUE TO
COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION IS A COLLECTION OF ENERGY
EDUCATION ARTICLES FOR THE CLASSROOM TEACHER. MOST OF THESE
ARTICLES SUGGEST ENERGY EDUCATION ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS
THAT MAY BE USED AS IS OR MODIFIED TO FIT CLASSROOM
CONDITIONS. TWO ENERGY MINI-UNITS ARE INCLUDED AS WELL AS A
COLLECTION OF ENERGY LESSON PLANS. CONTENTS INCLUDE: (1)
TEACHINC ABOUT THE NUCLEAR POWER CONTROVERSY BY SIMULATION;
(2) OUR SCHOOL-MADE SOLAR PROJECT; (3) SIX WAYS TO REDUCE
ENERGY CONSUMPTION; (4) LEISURE AND THE ENERGY CRISIS; (S)
SOME GUIDELINES FOR ENERGY PROGRAMS; (6) ENERGY TEACHING
CENTERS; (7) WHICH SOURCE OF ENERGY IS BEST FOR HEATINC MY
COMMUNITY?; (8) ENERGY AND ITS NATURAL SOURCES; AND (9)
ENERGY RESOURCE LIST. MANY OF THE ARTICLES ALSO INCLUDE
STUDENT OR TEACHER RESOURCE LISTS AS WELL AS ACTIVITY
SUGGESTIONS AND INFORMATIVE TEXTS. A RATIONALE FOR ENERGY
EDUCATION IS PRESENTED IN THE FIRST ARTICLE. BRIEF
DESCRIPTIONS OF EACH ARTICLE ARE ALSO INCLUDED. (ED 164 996)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1201
SIXTEENTH ST., N.W. , WASHINGTON, DC 20036
INSTITUTION NAME: NATIONAL	EDUCATION	ASSOCIATION,
WASHINGTON, DC.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO03820
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: CLEAN WATER IS KID STUFF.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ^CONSERVATION; ~ELEMENTARY
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ^ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION; ENVIRONMENTAL
INFLUENCES; *INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MANAGEMENT; NATURAL RESOURCES; POLLUTION; PUBLIC HEALTH;
RECYCLING; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 16MM FILM, 15 MINUTES, SOUND AND COLOR;
FREE RENTAL
ABSTRACT: THIS FILM DISCUSSES A VARIETY OF POLLUTION
PROBLEMS WHICH CURRENTLY AFFECT NATURAL WATER SUPPLIES USED
FOR BOTH CONSUMPTION AND RECREATION. DURING THE FILM SEVERAL
ALTERNATIVES FOR IMPROVING LOCAL WATER QUALITY ARE PRESENTED
INCLUDING: (1) RECYCLING ACTIVITIES; (2) CONSUMPTION
MODIFICATIONS; AND (3) CLEAN-UP PROJECTS WHICH INVOLVE THE
ENTIRE COMMUNITY. THE FILM ESPECIALLY DEALS WITH PROJECTS
THAT KIDS CAN PARTICIPATE IN TO HELP RESTORE AND CONSERVE
WATER RESOURCES.
AVAILABILITY: FILM COMM., 108 WEST GRAND AVE., CHICACO,
ILLINOIS 60610
INSTITUTION NAME: U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
REGION V.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW003831
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 76
TITLE: THE PROGRESS AND PROMISE OF TITLE V IN THE SOUTH. A
SYNOPSIS OF PROGRESS REPORTS ON TITLE V RURAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMS IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. SRDC SERIES PUBLICATION
NO. 9.
DESCRIPTOR; ~COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT; COMMUNITY SERVICES;
CONSERVATION (ENVIRONMENT); ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES; ENERGY; ENVIRONMENT; FACILITIES; FEDERAL
LEGISLATION; *FEDERAL PROGRAMS; HEALTH; IMPROVEMENT; LAND
USE; LEADERSHIP; MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT: *PILOT PROJECTS;
PROBLEM SOLVING; RECREATION; *RURAL DEVELOPMENT; SANITATION;
~SOUTHERN STATES; *SYNTHESIS; TRANSPORTATION; WELFARE;
PUERTO RICO; *RURAL DEVELOPMENT ACT 1972

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DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 48P. FREE
ABSTRACT: MORE THAN 60 SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS
DEVELOPED SPECIFICALLY UNDER TITLE V OF THE RURAL
DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1972 BY 13 SOUTHERN STATES AKD PUERTO
RICO ABE REPORTED IN THIS SYNOPSIS OF TITLE V ACHIEVEMENTS
IN THE SOUTHERN REGION. A SUMMARY OF BENEFITS TO PEOPLE IN
82 PILOT COUNTIES OF THE RURAL SOUTH LISTS IMPROVED JOB
OPPORTUNITIES. HOMES, ROADS, WATER AND SEWER SYSTEtS. HEALTH
FACILITIES, FIRE PROTECTION, GOVERNMENT, AND EDUCATION. THE
REPORT FOCUSES OH RURAL DEVELOPMENT AS FOSTERING THE ABILITY
OF PEOPLE TO SOLVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS, AND ADDRESSES EACH OF
THE FOUR CURRENT AREAS OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT EMPHASIS THROUGH
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF SPECIFIC PROJECTS: (1) COMMUNITY
SERVICES AND FACILITIES 
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THAI If IHC.
DESCRIPTOR: AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; JOB
SKILLS* * MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT; OBJECTIVES; POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; *PROCRAMED INSTRUCTION) *TEACHING CUIDES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 29P.
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT IS ONE IN A SERIES OF PROGRAMMED
LEARNING MATERIALS DESIGNED TO ASSIST THE TRAINING
COORDINATOR DEVELOP AND DELIVER AN EFFECTIVE PROGRAM. THIS
VOLUME DISCUSSES ON-THE-JOB TRAINING INCLUDING WHAT PLANNING
MUST PRECEDE THE EXPERIENCE AND WHAT TRAINING TECHNIQUES CAN
BE APPLIED TO THIS TYPE OF TRAINING. EACH VOLUME CONTAINS A
PRETEST AND A POST TEST WITH CORRESPONDING ANSWER SHEETS FOR
SELF-STUDY,
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL PEST CONTROL ASSOC., TYSONS
INTERNATIONAL BLDG., 8156 LEESBURG PIKE, VIENNA, VA 22189
INSTITUTION NAME: INDUSTRIAL TEACHING SYSTEMS CORP.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW390B
PUBLICATION DATE: 75
TITLE: TRAIN THE TRAINER SERIES: BOOK 5. HANDLING YOUR
TRAINEES' PROBLEMS.
DESCRIPTOR: AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; JOB
SKILLS; *MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT; #MOTIVATION; OBJECTIVES; POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ^PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION ^TEACHING
GUIDES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30P.
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT IS ONE IN A SERIES OF PROGRAMMED
LEARNING MATERIALS DESIGNED TO ASSIST THE TRAINING
COORDINATOR DEVELOP AND DELIVER AN EFFECTIVE PROGRAM. THIS
VOLUME CONCENTRATES ON THE METHODS AND TECHNIQUES IN
CULTIVATING TRAINEE MOTIVATION. EACH VOLUME CONTAINS A
PRETEST AND A POST TEST WITH CORRESPONDING ANSWER SHEETS FOR
SELF-STUDY.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL PEST CONTROL ASSOC., TYSONS
INTORNATIONAL BLDG., 8150 LEESBURG PIKE, VIENNA, VA 22180
INSTITUTION NAME: INDUSTRIAL TEACHING SYSTEMS CORP.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0044B2
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: PUBLICATIONS OF THE HUBBARD BROOK ECOSYSTEM STUDY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TOYRYLA, PHYLLIS
DESCRIPTOR: ^BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *ECOSYSTEMS; ECOLOGY; *HUBBARD
BROOK; LITERATURE REVIEWS; *RESEARCH; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34P.
ABSTRACT: THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY IS A COMPILATION OF ALL PAPERS.
ABSTRACTS, BOOKS AND DISSERTATIONS THAT HAVE BEEN WRITT1
BETWEEN 1962 AND 1979 ABOUT THE HUBBARD BROOK ECOSYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: PHYLLIS C. TOYRYLA, 229 LANGMUIR LABORATORY,
CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, NEW YORK 14853
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005546
TITLE: A SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION.
DESCRIPTOR: *CONSTRUCTION;	*DESIGN;	*EQUIPMENT;
~INSPECTION; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *SITE SELECTION;
*SEPTIC SYSTEMS; *SEPTIC TANKS; WASTE DISPOSAL; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
ABSTRACT: THE PROCEDURE FOR HAVING A SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM
INSTALLATION APPROVED IS PRESENTED. PROCEDURES TAKEN TO
INSPECT AND INSTALL A SEPTIC SYSTEM INCLUDE: ( 1)
APPLICATION; (2) SITE SELECTION; (3) INSTALLATION
INSPECTION; AND (4) APPROVAL.
AVAILABILITY: ONTARIO MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT, 135 ST.
CLAIR AVE., WEST, SUITE 100, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA. M4V
1P5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005560
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 79
TITLE: MATHEMATICS FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
OPERATORS. WATER AND WASTEWATER TRAINING PROCRAM.
DESCRIPTOR: *ENVIRONMENT;	ENVIRONMENTAL	INFLUENCES;
*MATHEMATICS; *MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTION; MATHEMATICS
MATERIALS) *PUBLIC HEALTH; * TECHNICAL EDUCATION; WASTE
DISPOSAL; *WATER POLLUTION; OPERATIONS (WATER); OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: S4.50; CONTAINS LIGHT AND BROKEN
TYPE.
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOKLET IS INTENDED TO AID THE PROSPECTIVE
WASTE TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR OR DRINKING WATER PLANT
OPERATOR IN LEARNING TO SOLVE MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS, WHICH
IS NECESSARY FOR CLASS I CERTIFICATION. IT DEALS WITH THE
BASIC MATHEMATICS WHICH A CLASS I OPERATOR MAY REGUIIIE IN
ACCOMPLISHING DAY-TO-DAY TASKS. THE BOOK ALSO PROGRESSES
INTO PROBLEMS TYPICALLY FACING CLASS II AND III OPERATORS.
THE BOOK CAN BE USED FOR REVIEW AT ALL LEVELS OF
CLASSIFICATION.(ED 190 342)
AVAILABILITY: SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION, DEPT. OF WATER AND NATURAL RESOURCES, JOE FOSS
BUILDING, PIERHE, SD 57501
INSTITUTION NAME: SOUTH DAKOTA DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION, PIERRE. DEPT. OF WATER AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
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IRM ACCESSION NUMBER: EW»«3561
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN BO
TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS. WATER AND WASTEWATER TRAIN I HQ
PROGRAM.
DESCRIPTOR: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; SCHEMISTRY; * LABORATORY
PROCEDURES;	^POLLUTION;	*POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION;
TECHNOLOGY; WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTES; *WATER POLLUTION; WATER
RESOURCES; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); OPERATIONS (WATER);
WATER TREATMENT; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: SI.50; CONTAINS OCCASIONAL LIGHT
AND BROKEN TYPE.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE BASIC CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY
NECESSARY FOR OPERATORS WHO MANAGE DRINKING WATER TREATMENT
PLANTS AND WASTEWATER FACILITIES. IT INCLUDES DISCUSSIONS OF
CHEMICAL TERNS AND CONCEPTS. LABORATORY PROCEDURES FOR BASIC
ANALYSES OF INTEREST TO OPERATORS, AND DISCUSSIONS OF
APPROPRIATE CHEMICAL CALCULATIONS. EXERCISES ARE INCLUDED
AND ANSWER SHEETS PROVIDED.(ED 190 343)
AVAILABILITY: SOUTH DAKOTA DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION, DEPT. OF WATER AND NATURAL RESOURCES, JOE FOBS
BUILDING, SUITE 416, PIERRE, SD 57501
INSTITUTION NAME: SOUTH DAKOTA DEPT. OF WATER 8 NATURAL
RESOURCES, PIERRE.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW»«5562
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB B»
TITLE: APTI . COURSE 427, COMBUSTION EVALUATION.
INSTRUCTOR'S CUIDE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BEARD, J. TAYLOR; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *A1R POLLUTION; ^ENVIRONMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION; ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; *FUEL CONSUMPTION;
*FUELS; NATURAL RESOURCES; ^POLLUTION; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION;
TECHNICAL INSTITUTES; AIR EMISSIONS; ^COMBUSTION
ABSTRACT: THIS INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL PROVIDES LESSON PLANS
FOR THE TEACHING OF A COURSE IN COMBUSTION EVALUATION IN
CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION. IT INCLUDES: (1) AN INTRODUCTION,
(2) GOALS, (3) INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES. (4) COURSE
BACKGROUND, (5) COURSE AGENDA, (6) PREREQUISITE SKILLS, (7)
INTENDED STUDENT POPULATION, (8) COURSE PRESENTATION, <9>
TEXTS AND HANDOUTS, < 16) TESTS, (11) HOMEWORK, (12) SLIDES,
AND (13) THIRTY-ONE INDIVIDUAL LESSON PLANS. THE COURSE IS
INTENDED TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONALS WITH TECHNICAL BACKGROUND
AND KNOWLEDGE OF FUNDAMENTAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS OF
COMBUSTION AS IT RELATES TO AIR POLLUTION CONTROL WORK.(ED
199 413)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5825
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
INSTITUTION NAME: ASSOCIATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O5563
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 80
TITLE: APTI COURSE 427, COMBUSTION EVALUATION. STUDENT
MANUAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BEARD, J. TAYLOR; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *AIR POLLUTION; *ENVIRONMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION; ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; *FUEL CONSUMPTION;
SFUELS; NATURAL RESOURCES; *POLLUTION; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION;
TECHNICAL INSTITUTES; AIR EMISSIONS; ^COMBUSTION
ABSTRACT: THIS STUDENT MANUAL SUPPLEMENTS A COURSE DESIGNED
TO PRESENT FUNDAMENTAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS OF COMBUSTION
TECHNOLOGY WHICH INFLUENCE AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS. EMPHASIS
IS PLACED ON PROCESS CONTROL OF COMBUSTION RATHER THAN ON
GAS CLEANING. THE COURSE IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE ENGINEERS,
REGULATORY AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL, AND OTHERS WITH
FAMILIARITY, WITH CALCULATIONS AND DESIGN AND OPERATIONAL
CONSIDERATIONS.(ED 190 414)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5825
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
INSTITUTION NAME: ASSOCIATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005564
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 89
TITLE: APTI COURSE 427, COMBUSTION EVALUATION. STUDENT
WORKBOOK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BEARD, J. TAYLOR; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *AIR POLLUTION; *ENVIRONMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION; ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; *FUEL CONSUMPTION;
~FUELS; NATURAL RESOURCES; *POLLUTION; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION;
TECHNICAL INSTITUTES; AIR EMISSIONS; ^COMBUSTION
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE EXERCISES INTENDED TO SUPPLEMENT
COURSE WORK IN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL, SPECIFICALLY AS THEY
RELATE TO COMBUSTION. CHAPTERS OFFERED IN THIS WORKBOOK
INCLUDE: (1) COMBUSTION CALCULATIONS, (2) COMBUSTION SYSTEM
DESIGN PROBLEMS, (3) EMISSION CALCULATIONS I, (4) EMISSION
CALCULATIONS II, (5) AFTERBURNER DESIGN PROBLEMS, AND (6)
COMBUSTION SYSTEM CALCULATIONS. EACH EXERCISE PRESENTS THE
PROBLEM, FACTORS TO BE COMPUTED, AND THE SOLUTION TO THE
PROBLEM.(ED 199 415)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNTCAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5825
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
INSTITUTION NAME: ASSOCIATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS,
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005565
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 80
TITLE: APT I COURSE 450, SOURCE SAMPLING FOR PARTICULATE
POLLUTANTS. INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ALDINA, G. J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *AIR POLLUTION! *ENVIRONMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION t ^ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; INFORMATION
DISSEMINATIONi PHYSICS; ^POLLUTION; *PUBLIC HEALTH; SCIENCE
EDUCATION; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION; TECHNICAL INSTITUTES;
TECHNOLOGY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: CONTAINS MARGINAL LEGIBILITY IN 'FEDERAL
REGISTER' SECTION. TWO STUDENT HANDOUTS REMOVED DUE TO
COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS.
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL COVERS A FOUR AND ONE-HALF DAY
LABORATORY COURSE IN SOURCE SAMPLING FOR PARTICULATES. THE
COURSE PRESENTS PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES NECESSARY FOR
PERFORMING ISOKINETIC SOURCE SAMPLING PROCEDURES. LECTURES
COVER FORMULAS DEALING WITH BASIC FLUID MECHANICS
APPROPRIATE TO THE TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED. LABORATORY EXERCISES
ARE INTENDED TO FAMILIARIZE STUDENTS WITH THE PROPER USE AND
CALIBRATION OF SOURCE SAMPLING EQUIPMENT. THE COURSE IS
DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
BACKGROUNDS.(ED 190 416)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE. 5825
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
INSTITUTION NAME: NORTHROP SERVICES, INC., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB05566
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 79
TITLE: APTI COURSE 450, SOURCE SAMPLING FOR PARTICULATE
POLLUTANTS. STUDENT MANUAL.
PERSONAL AUTOOR: ALDINA, G. J.; JAHNKE, J. A.
DESCRIPTOR: *AIR POLLUTION; ^ENVIRONMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION; *EN VIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; ^POLLUTION; *PUBLIC
HEALTH; SCIENCE EDUCATION; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION; TECHNICAL
INSTITUTES; TECHNOLOGY
ABSTRACT: THIS STUDENT MANUAL IS DESIGNED TO ACCOMPANY A
FOUR AND ONE-HALF DAY COURSE IN ISOKINETIC AIR POLLUTION
SOURCE SAMPLING. COVERED IN THE MANUAL UNDER CHAPTER
HEADINGS ARE: (1) BASIC DEFINITIONS; (2) BASIC CONCEPTS OF
CASES; (3) U.S. EPA METHODS SAMPLING TRAIN; (4) CALIBRATION
PROCEDURES; (5) SOURCE TESTING; (6) SOURCE SAMPLINC
CALIBRATIONS; (7) REPORT WRITING; (8) ERROR ANALYSIS; AND
(9) ADDITIONAL TOPICS. ASSORTED APPENDICES ARE PROVIDED.(ED
190 4170)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5825
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
INSTITUTION NAME: NORTHROP SERVICES, INC., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005567
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 79
TITLE: APTI COURSE 450, SOURCE SAMPLING FOR PARTICULATE
POLLUTANTS. STUDENT WORKBOOK.
DESCRIPTOR: *AIR POLLUTION; * ENVIRONMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION; ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
~POLLUTION; *PUBLIC HEALTH; SCIENCE EDUCATION; * TECHNICAL
EDUCATION; TECHNICAL INSTITUTES; TECHNOLOGY
ABSTRACT: THIS WORKBOOK IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE PRACTICE
PROBLEMS AND EXERCISES FOR THE TECHNICAL STUDENT OF
PARTICULATE POLLUTION SAMPLINC. ARRANGED TO ACCOMPANY EACH
OF 18 LECTURES, THE CHAPTERS DEAL WITH ASPECTS OF ISOKINETIC
AIR POLLUTION SOURCE SAMPLING. EACH CHAPTER PRECEDES THE
EXERCISES BY A LIST OF LESSON OBJECTIVES. THREE APPENDICES
SUPPLEMENT THE WORKBOOK.(ED 190 418)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5825
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
INSTITUTION NAME: NORTHROP SERVICES, INC., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005859
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 80
TITLE: INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES MONOGRAPH SERIES: ACTIVATED
SLUDGE. SELECTED INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES AND REFERENCES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHEPAIU), CLINTON L.; WALASEK, JAMES B.
DESCRIPTOR: *ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION; POLLUTION; PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT; *QUALITY CONTROL; TRAINING; UTILITIES; *WATER
POLLUTION; *WATER RESOURCES; WASTE DISPOSAL; WASTES;
*ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: FREE
ABSTRACT: THIS MONOGRAPH CONTAINS A VARIETY OF SELECTED
MATERIALS RELATED TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND WATER QUALITY
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION. PART I PRESENTS A BRIEF
DISCUSSION OF THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS IN WASTEWATER
TREATMENT OPERATIONS. PART II, INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS, CONTAINS
SELECTED PORTIONS OF EXISTING PROGRAMS WHICH MAY BE UTILIZED
IN IMPLEMENTING A TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE
PROCESS.(ED 191 728)
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, 1200
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CHAMBERS RD., 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS, OH 43212
INSTITUTION NAME: OHIO STATE UNIV., COLUMBUS, OHIO.
INFORMATION REFERENCE CENTER FOR SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, AND
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005894
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 80
TITLE: IMPROVING THE PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF THE
NATION'S WATER RESOURCES.
DESCRIPTOR: ^FEDERAL STATE RELATIONSHIPS; FUNDING)
*LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT; *PLANNING; *REGIONAL PLANNING;
REGULATIONS; RIVERS; DRIVER BASINS; STANDARDS; *STATE
PLANNING; *WATER SUPPLY: *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 142P. FREE OF CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: RECOMMENDED ARE PROCEDURES FOR COOPERATIVE
PARTICIPATION BETWEEN FEDERAL AND STATE INTERESTS IN WATER
RESOURCE PLANNING. STRESSED IS THE USE OF STATES' PLANS AS A
BASIS FOR BUILDING REGIONAL AND NATIONAL PLANS AND POLICIES
CONTENTS INCLUDE: SUMMARY OF REPORT AND RECOMMENDED
IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS; THE PROBLEM; TASK FORCE DELIBERATIONS
AND FINDINGS; AND PRINCIPLES, STANDARDS, AND PROCEDURES FOR
COMPREHENSIVE REGIONAL OR RIVER BASIN PLANS.
AVAILABILITY: U.S. WATER RESOURCES COUNCIL, 2120 L STREET,
NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20037
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005896
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 77
TITLE: MONITORING TOXIC INDUSTRIAL SUBSTANCE.
DESCRIPTOR: #ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;
^BIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS; ^CHEMICALS; ^CARCINOGENS; *HEALTH;
~HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; * INDUSTRIES;
*MANAGEMENT; PLANNING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *SAFETY;
STANDARDS; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: «11.9S, TWO CASSETTE TAPES AND
BOOKLET.
ABSTRACT: IN VITRO METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING CHEMICAL
MUTAGENS ASSOCIATED WITH CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS ARE DISCUSSED.
A MORE RATIONAL RISK-BENEFIT ANALYSIS MUST INCLUDE THE
ANALYSIS OF TEST CHEMICALS BEFORE THEY ARE MARKETED AND THE
EVALUATION OF BIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1155 SIXTEENTH
ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20036
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005897
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: METHODS FOR RISK ASSESSMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: ^AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *CHEMICALS; *HEALTH;
*HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; INDUSTRIES; # INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
POLLUTANTS; *RISK ASSESSMENT; *SAFETY; *SAFETY EDUCATION;
TRANSPORTATION; TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: • 11.95, TWO CASSETTE TAPES AND
BOOKLET.
ABSTRACT: ATTEMPTED IS THE CLARIFICATION OF CONFLICTING
DEFINITIONS, EQUITY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE ASSUMPTION OF
RISK, AND THE WAYS WITH WHICH ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION
ADDRESSES THE PROBLEM OF RISK ASSESSMENT.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1155 SIXTEENTH
STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20036
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005898
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT: OVERVIEW.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY DIVISION
DESCRIPTOR: ^AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *CHEMICALS; *HEALTH;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT; *POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PLANNING; fcSAFETY; *STANDARDS; *TOXIC
SUBSTANCES; *TOXIC SUBSTANCE CONTROL ACT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: SI 1.95; TWO CASSETTE TAPES AND
BOOKLET
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TOXIC
SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT. TOPICS INCLUDE PERSPECTIVES,
PROBLEMS, OPPORTUNITIES, THE ROLE OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY UNDER
THE TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT, NIOSH REGISTRY OF TOXIC
EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES, AND THE UNIVERSITY'S ROLE IN
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1155 SIXTEENTH
STREET, WASHINGTON, DC 20036
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW065900
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: COURSE ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE: MECHANICAL AND
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TRAINING. PROGRAM PLANNING AND
COURSE INDEX.
DESCRIPTOR: *ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS; * INDEXES; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *MAINTENANCE; *MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT; *PLANNING;
*POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ^TEACHING GUIDES; * TRAINING
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PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 140P.
ABSTRACT: THIS GUIDE WAS DEVELOPED TO ASSIST IN THE
CAREFUL, SYSTEMATIC ADMINISTRATION OF ITC AND PRC
MAINTENANCE TRAINING PROGRAMS. THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN
THIS GUIDE IS BASED ON FEEDBACK FROM USERS OF THE MECHANICAL
AND ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TRAINING PROGRAMS. THE FOLLOWING
TEN MAJOR SECTIONS MAKE UP MOST OF THE GUIDE: VALIDATION,
READIBILITY, PREREQUISITES, INSTRUCTORS, SCHEDULING,
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAM INDEX. ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE
PROGRAM INDEX, RECORD FORMS, VIDEOTAPE CARE, AND
CERTIFICATES. EACH EXPLAINS AND EXPANDS ON INFORMATION
PROVIDED TO STUDENTS OF THE MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS.
AVAILABILITY: INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CORPORATION, 14616
SOUTHLAWN LANE, ROCKVILLE, MD 20850
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005920
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: HOW TO CHECK AND CLEAN THE ROTAMETER OF A WALLACE
AND TIERNAN SERIES 25-069 OR V-800 CHLORINATOR.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL	AIDS;	~CHLORINATORS s
~CHLORINATION; ~DISINFECTION; ~EQUIPMENT; *INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~MAINTENANCE; * ROTAMETERS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
*WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 49 SLIDES, CASSETTE TAPE AND BOOKLET.
ABSTRACT: THIS PACKAGE CONTAINS SLIDES, A TAPE, AND A
WRITTEN NARRATIVE DEALING WITH THE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF
THE ROTAMETER OF A WALLACE AND TIERNAN SERIES 25-060 OR
SERIES V-800 CHLORINATOR.
AVAILABILITY: WASHINGTON ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING RESOURCE
CENTER, GREEN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, AUBURN, WA 98002
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005923
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: CHANGING 1S0-LB CHLORINE SUPPLIES.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ~CHLORINE; ~DISINFECTION;
* EQUIPMENT; ^FACILITIES: *CAS CHLORI NATION; ~ INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; SWATER QUALITY; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 112 SLIDES, CASSETTE TAPE, STUDENT
WORKBOOK AND BOOKLET.
ABSTRACT: THIS PACKAGE CONTAINS 112 SLIDES, A CASSETTE
TAPE, A STUDENT WORKBOOK AND AN INSTRUCTOR'S CUIDE. THE
INSTRUCTIONAL PACKAGE IS PART OF A COURSE ON PROCESS CONTROL
IN WATER QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAMS. THE SUBJECT OF THIS
LESSON IS HOW TO CHANGE A 150-LB CHLORINE SUPPLY, AND IT IS
PART OF THE UNIT ON GAS CHLORINATION.
AVAILABILITY: WASHINGTON ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING RESOURCE
CENTER, GREEN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, AUBURN, WA 98002
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005939
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80
TITLE: MOUNTAIN RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT MINIMUM WELL
PROTECTIVE DISTANCES WELL WATER QUALITY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FORD, KARL L.
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; COLIFORM BACTERIA; COLORADO;
~CONTAMINATION; ~DRINKING WATER; NITRATES; #ONSITE DISPOSAL;
RESEARCH; *SITE SELECTION; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WATER
QUALITY; *WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 130-134P.
ABSTRACT: THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO IDENTIFY FACTORS
IMPORTANT TO WELL WATER CONTAMINATION ASSOCIATED WITH ONSITE
WASTEWATER DISPOSAL SYSTEMS. THE STUDY SITE IS A MOUNTAINOUS
PORTION OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST OF DENVER, COLORADO.
CONTAMINATION OF WELL WATERS WAS INDICATED BY CONCENTRATION
OF NITRATES AND COLIFORM BACTERIA IN EXCESS OF THE EPA'S
DRINKING WATER STANDARDS. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE WELL
WATER DATA IN THIS STUDY INDICATES THAT A WELL PROTECTIVE
DISTANCE OF 100 FEET HAS A PROBABILITY OF NITRATE-NITROCEN
CONTAMINATION OF 21.87S; WHEREAS, A 200 FOOT DISTANCE HAS A
PROBABILITY OF NITRATE-NITROGEN CONTAMINATION OF 9.455.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, VOL 43 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005940
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80
TITLE: DOES DRINKING WATER HARDNESS AFFECT CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASE?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOYCE, MICHAEL
DESCRIPTOR: ~CARDIOVASCULAR	DISEASE; CONTAMINANTS;
~DRINKING WATER; ~HARDNESS; PLUMBING; PUBLIC HEALTH;
~RESEARCH NEEDS; *RESEARCH REVIEWS; TRACE METALS; WATER
CHARACTERISTICS; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 134-138P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES CURRENT RESEARCH ON THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WATER HARDNESS AND MORTALITY RATES FROM
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. SEVERAL STUDIES HAVE FOUND HIGHER
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE DEATH RATES IN SOFT WATER AREAS
COMPARED TO LOWER RATES IN AREAS WITH HARD WATER. THREE
HYPOTHESES SEEM TO BE MOST PREVALENT IN THE RESEARCH TO
DATE: THE BULK CONSTITUENTS OF HARD WATER EXHIBIT A
PROTECTIVE EFFECT, POSSIBLY BY LOWERED INTESTINAL ABSORPTION
OF TOXIC METALS; TRACE ELEMENTS NORMALLY ASSOCIATED WITH
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HARD WATER COULD PROVIDE A PROTECTIVE EFFECT; AND TRACE
CONSTITUENTS PRESENT IN SOFT WATER (I.E. CADMIUM AND LEAD)
COULD HAVE A HARMFUL EFFECT ON HEALTH. LITERATURE PERTAINING
TO EACH OF THESE IS REVIEWED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, V43 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005954
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: A MODULAR COURSE-FORMAT FOR SUPERVISORY DEVELOPMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PROKOPENKD, J.; BITTEL, LESTER R.
DESCRIPTOR: SCOURSE DESCRIPTIONS; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
^MANAGEMENT; ^PROGRAM DESIGN; SUPERVISION; #SUPERVISORY
TRAINING; TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 14-22P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A UNIVERSAL FOUNDATION UPON WHICH A
COMPREHENSIVE SUPERVISORY TRAINING PROGRAM MAY BE BUILT. IT
CONSISTS OF 33 BASIC SUBJECT AREAS IDENTIFIED BY A STUDY
CONDUCTED DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS BY THE INTERNATIONAL
LABOUR ORGANIZATION. THE 35 SUBJECT AREAS ARE GROUPED INTO
THE FOLLOWING FOUR SECTIONS: SUPERVISION; SUPERVISORY
TECHNIQUES; THE MAIN SUPERVISORY AREAS; AND SUPERVISING
PEOPLE. IN ORDER TO PROVIDE TRAINERS WITH A SOLID PLATFORM
FOR LAUNCHING THEIR OWN PROGRAMS, THE ILO HAS ALSO PREPARED
FOR EACH SUBJECT AREA A BASIC TRAINING COURSE UNIQUELY
CONCEIVED AND MODULAR IN FORMAT.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V3S N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005955
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: MANAGING THE CRITICAL THREE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CROCKETT, WILLIAM J.
DESCRIPTOR: ^COMMUNICATION SKILLS; MANAGEMENT; * MANAGEMENT
EDUCATION; *MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT; SKILL DEVELOPMENT;
^SUPERVISION; STRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24-32P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS A MANAGEMENT APPROACH BASED
ON MANAGING THREE CRITICAL FACTORS IN SUPERVISION: THE TASK,
THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE MANAGER AND HIS/HER PEOPLE. AND THE
MANAGER HIM/HERSELF. THE AUTHOR PRESENTS SEVEN
CHARACTERISTICS OF AN EFFECTIVE MANAGER AND CONCLUDES THAT
POSSESSING THESE, THE MANAGER WILL BE ABLE TO CONVERT THEIR
HUMAN WORK FORCES INTO A GROUP OF HIGHLY MOTIVATED,
DEDICATED, AND SELF-RESPECTING HUMAN BEINGS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35, N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005956
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: A NEW APPROACH TO DESIGNING TRAINING PROGRAMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARNARIUS, STAN
DESCRIPTOR: *EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS; *GUIDES; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *MANAGEMENT; *PROCRAM DESIGN; *TRAINING PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40-44P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS AN INNOVATIVE, CONCEPTUAL AND
METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH TO DESIGNING TRAINING PROGRAMS. THE
ARTICLE CONTAINS A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE WHICH EXAMINES:
CONCEPTS, POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES, METHODS CONSIDERED, TEST
AGENDA. AND TRAINING MATERIALS. IN ADDITION, A DETAILED
EXAMPLE IS PROVIDED.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V33 H2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005957
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 61
TITLE: TRAINING MANAGERS TO STIMULATE EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MILLER, DONALD B.
DESCRIPTOR: EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS; *EMPLOYEE RELATIONS;
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MANAGEMENT; *MANAGEMENT EDUCATION;
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT; ^PROGRAM DESCRIPTION; SKILL
DEVELOPMENT; *TRAINING PROGRAMS; *WORK ENVIRONMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 47-33P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES A MANAGER TRAINING PROGRAM
DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE MANAGER'S CAREER COUNSELING SKILLS.
THE GOAL OF THE PROGRAM IS TO STIMULATE EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT
BY IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THE WORK ENVIRONMENT. THE
ARTICLE LOOKS AT THE CONCEPTUAL NEED FOR THE PROGRAM, THE
COURSE SPECIFICATIONS, THE PROGRAM ITSELF, AND THE RESULTS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAININC AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005961
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: THE BOOK OF APPLE COMPUTER SOFTWARE, 1981.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SADLIER, JAMES; STANTON, JEFFREY
DESCRIPTOR: *APPLE COMPUTERS; *COMPUTER PROGRAMS;
^COMPUTERS; *CONSUMER EDUCATION; EDUCATION; ^EVALUATION;
*CUIDES; ^SOFTWARE; UTILITIES
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 243P. PRICE: *19.95
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ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK IS INTENDED FOR USE AS A GUIDE AND
REFERENCE TO ASSIST IN MAKING INTELLIGENT, INFORMED
DECISIONS ABOUT PURCHASING SOFTWARE FOR THE APPLE COMPUTER.
NUMEROUS COMPUTER PROGRAMS ARE LISTED, DISCUSSED, AND
EVALUATED IN TERMS OF: EASE OF USE, DOCUMENTATION,
RELIABILITY, PRICE/USEFULNESS RATIO, VENDOR SUPPORT, VISUAL
APPEAL, ERROR HANDLING, CREATIVITY, CHALLENGE, AND
AVAILABILITY. PROGRAMS ARE REVIEWED FOR THE FOLLOWING
GROUPS: GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENT, EDUCATION, BUSINESS, AND
UTILITIES. SECTIONS ARE ALSO INCLUDED ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS
AND SOFTWARE HOUS"
AVAILABILITY: THE BOOK 1981, 14913 OLD HARBOR LANE, SUITE
312, MARINA DEL REY, CA 90291
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW005962
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: ELEVATED TANK RAISED TWELVE FEET.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FOSTER. JAMES R.
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; ^ENGINEERING; *ELEVATED TANKS)
HYDRAULICS; STORAGE CAPACITY; *TANKS; *WATER SUPPLY; #WATER
STORAGE; *WATER TANKS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 54-55P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES HOW AND WHY AN OLD DEBATED
WATER STORAGE TANK WAS JACKED UP TO THE ELEVATION REQUIRED
BY ENGINEERING STUDIES FOR THE NEW TANK. THIS OPERATION
ENSURED THAT THE STORAGE CAPACITY OF THE NEW TANK WAS NOT
DIMINISHED AND HAS BEEN ESTIMATED TO HAVE SAVED IN EXCESS OF
>150,000.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006025
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: WATER REUSE: PROJECTING MARKETS AND COSTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BORNE, F. WILEY; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ^CALIFORNIA; CONSERVATION; COSTS; DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS; * ECONOMIC FACTORS; MANAGEMENT; * MARKETING;
OPERATIONS; RECYCLING; *REUSE; SURVEYS; *WATER SUPPLY; WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 66-75P.
ABSTRACT: WATER REUSE, ALTHOUGH NOT A NEW CONCEPT IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. WAS THE FOCUS OF RENEWED ATTENTION
FOLLOWING A STATEWIDE DROUGHT. THIS ARTICLE REPORTS THAT
WATER AND WASTEWATER UTILITIES JOINED TOGETHER TO STUDY THE
NONPOTABLE REUSE POTENTIAL OF THE AREA. AS A RESULT. TEN
PROJECTS WERE PROPOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION OVER A TEN YEAR
PERIOD. WITH THE COAL OF INCREASING NONPOTABLE REUSE FROM
THE PRESENT 200,000 M**3/D TO 1150 X 10**3 M**3/D UPON
COMPLETION.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006026
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: COORDINATING UTILITY LOCATION: A DEFENSE AGAINST
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DAMAGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: COWGILL, JAMES E.
DESCRIPTOR: *DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS; FACILITIES; *GUIDELINES;
~LOCATION; ^MANAGEMENT; OPERATIONS (WATER); *PLANNING;
*TEXAS; *UTILITIES; ZONING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 86-88P.
ABSTRACT: COMPETITION FOR SPACE IN PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAYS IS
INCREASING, BUT THE AVAILABLE SPACE IS DECREASING. TO
ESTABLISH AN ORDERLY SYSTEM OF SPACE ALLOCATION, DALLAS,
TEXAS HAS CREATED A UTILITY LOCATION AND COORDINATION
COUNCIL. THIS WAY, ALL UTILITY LINES AND SPACE CAN BE
IDENTIFIED WITH AN EASY TO USE METHOD, AND DAMAGE TO UTILITY
LINES CAN BE SHARPLY CURTAILED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006027
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: EVALUATING COSTS AND BENEFITS OF ALTERNATIVE
DISINFECTANTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLARK, ROBERT M.
DESCRIPTOR: CHLORINATION; CHLORINE DIOXIDE; ^COMPARATIVE
ANALYSIS; *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DISINFECTANTS; *DRINKING
WATER; OZONE; TRIHALOMETHANE; WATER QUALITY; *WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 89-93P.
ABSTRACT: CHLORINE HAS BEEN THE PRIMARY DISINFECTANT SINCE
ITS INTRODUCTION AROUND THE TURN OF THE CENTURY. RECENT
FINDINGS THAT TRIHALOMETHANES ARE PRODUCED DURING THE
CHLORINATION PROCESS HAVE, HOWEVER, PROMPTED A SEARCH FOR
ALTERNATIVE DISINFECTANTS. AN ANALYSIS OF THE COST-BENEFIT
RATIOS OF CHLORINATION AND OTHER METHODS OF DISINFECTION
CONCLUDES THAT THE BENEFITS ASSOCIATED WITH ANY TYPE OF
DISINFECTION FAR OUTWEIGH THE COSTS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N2
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IRIS ACCESS IOK NUMBER: EW00«028
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: A PILOT STUDY OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE USE TO REDUCE
TOTAL TRIHALOMETHANES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MONSCVITZ, J. T. t REXING, D. J.
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; CHLORINATION; *CHLORINE DIOXIDE;
COST EFFECTIVENESS; ^DISINFECTION; -1= DRINKING WATER; NEVADA;
RESEARCH; *TRIHALOMETHANE; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 94-96P.
ABSTRACT: ANTICIPATING MORE STRINGENT MAX If HTM CONTAMINANT
LEVEL CONTROLS, THE SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER SYSTEM INITIATED A
PILOT-SCALE STUDY OF THE USE OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE TO REDUCE
TOTAL TRIHALOMETHANE CONCENTRATIONS IN ITS DISTRIBUTED
WATER. A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REVEALED TEAT
CONSTRUCTING AND OPERATING A GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON
POSTREACTOR WOULD COST BETWEEN *60 AND »1»0 MILLION.
COMPARING THE COST AND EFFECTIVENESS OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE
WITH THAT OF GAC SHOWED THAT CL02 WOULD BE THE BETTER
ALTERNATIVE FOR THE SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: E¥606029
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: USE OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE, CHLORAMINES, AND SHORT-TERM
FREE CHL0RINATION AS ALTERNATIVE DISINFECTANTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUBBS, STEPHEN A.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; ~CHLORAMINES; *CHLORINATION;
~CHLORINE DIOXIDE; COSTS; *D1SINFECTION; *DRINKING WATER;
~OPERATIONS (WATER) i RESEARCH; TRIHALOMETHANE; *WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE; 97-10IP.
ABSTRACT: USING THE ENVELOPE THEORY WHICH DEFINES ADEQUATE
DISINFECTION CRITERIA BASED ON THE TEMPERATURE, PH, AND
CHLORINE DOSAGE OF AN AQUEOUS SYSTEM, THE LOUISVILLE WATER
COMPANY DETERMINED THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD OF DISINFECTION
FOR ITS SYSTEM. SHORT-TERM FREE CHLORINATION, FOLLOWED BY
AMHONIATION TO PRODUCE MONOCHLORAMINE, WAS SELECTED ON THE
BASIS OF COST, BACTERICIDAL EFFICIENCY, AND TRIHALOMETHANE
COiriltOL.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006030
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: EXPERIENCE WITH CHLORAMINES AS PRIMARY
DISINFECTANTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHULL, KENNETH E.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES! *CHLORAMINES; ~DISINFECTION;
~DRINKINC WATER; PENNSYLVANIA; PUBLIC HEALTH; REGULATIONS;
~WATER SUPPLY; WATER QUALITYs *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 101-104P.
ABSTRACT: AN AMENDMENT TO THE NATIONAL INTERIM PRIMARY
DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS PROPOSED BY THE USEPA IN 1978
WOULD HAVE PROHIBITED THE USE OF CHLORAMINES AS PRIMARY
DISINFECTANTS. NUMEROUS UTILITIES TESTIFIED AT PUBLIC
HEARINGS CONCERNING THE SUCCESS THEY WERE HAVING USING
CHLORAMINES AS PRIMARY DISINFECTANTS. INCLUDED AMONG THEM
WAS THE PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN WATER COMPANY WHERE, AS IS
REPORTED IN THIS ARTICLE, IN ALMOST 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE,
NO ABNORMAL LEVEL OF COLIFORMS OR HIGH TOTAL BACTERIA COUNT
HAD BEEN SEEN IN FINISHED WATER. ON THE BASIS OF LIKE
TESTIMONY, EPA QUALIFIED THE USE OF CHLORAMINES AS A PRIMARY
DISINFECTANT TO BE BEST DECIDED IN A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL. V73
N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06031
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: THE ANATOMY OF AN OZONE PLANT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LEPAGE, WILFRED L.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; COSTS; *DESIGN; DRINKING WATER;
~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; MAINTENANCE; MICHIGAN; ~OPERATIONS
(WATER); ~OZONE; SAFETY; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 105-1 HP.
ABSTRACT: ALTHOUGH THIS PAPER FOCUSES ON THE DESIGN,
EQUIPMENT, AND OPERATING RECORD OF THE SUCCESSFUL OZONE
INSTALLATION AT THE WATER TREATMENT PLANT IN MONROE,
MICHIGAN, THERE ARE CERTAIN ELEMENTS COMMON TO ALL OZONE
INSTALLATIONS, NO MATTER WHAT THE PURPOSE OF OZONATION.
PHYSICAL FACILITIES, CAPITAL AND OPERATING COSTS,
MAINTENANCE DEMANDS, SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS, AND PROBLEMS
WILL ALL BE COMPARABLE.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N2
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006032
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: DETERMINATION OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS BY THE GROB
CLOSED-LOOP-STRIPPING TECHNIQUES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: COLEMAN, V. EMILE; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CONTAMINANTS; *DATA
ANALYSIS) *DISINFECTION; DRINKING WATER) *LABORATORY
PROCEDURES; MATHEMATICAL MODELSi ^MONITORING; RESEARCH;
*TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS; TOOLS; *WATER UTILITIES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: U9-125P.
ABSTRACT: CLOSED-LOOP STRIPPING ANALYSIS (CLSA), DESCRIBED
IN THIS ARTICLE, HOLDS TREMENDOUS PROMISE AS A MONITORING
TOOL FOR WATER UTILITIES BECAUSE OF ITS SENSITIVITY TO
MEASURING A WIDE RANGE OF HALOCENATED AND OTHER ORGANICS.
THE CROB CLSA METHOD IDENTIFIES AND QUANTIFIES ORGANIC
CONTAMINANTS AT THE NG/L-LEVEL BY A COMPUTERIZED GLASS
CAPILLARY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY - MASS SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006057
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 77
TITLE: NATIONAL HANDBOOK OF CONSERVATION PRACTICES.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONSERVATION;	^CONSERVATION PRACTICES;
~ENVIRONMENT; FISH; *MANACEMENT; ^NATURAL RESOURCES;
POLLUTION; ^REGULATIONS; RECREATION; ^STANDARDS; *SOIL;
WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER RESOURCES; WATER SYSTEMS; WILDLIFE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 279P. PRICE: *6.00, S/N 001-007-00903-1
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE GUIDELINES PREPARED FOR USE BY THE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE AND OTHERS HAVING AN INTEREST IN
SOIL AND WATER ACTIVITIES. THE OBJECTIVES TO BE MET ARE
ASSOCIATED WITH: SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION, WATER-
MANAGEMENT, POLLUTION ABATEMENT, WASTE UTILIZATION AND
DISPOSAL, IMPROVED FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND IMPROVED
QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06058
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 78
TITLE: WATER MANAGEMENT AND SEDIMENT CONTROL FOR URBANIZING
AREAS.
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *ENGINEERING; *EROSION CONTROL;
*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LAND USE; * MANAGEMENT; ^PLANNING;
*SO!L; STANDARDS; *SEDIMENT CONTROL; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 179P. PRICE: S4.00; S/N 001-000-03808-7
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS WATER MANAGEMENT AND REDUCTION OF
EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION ON LAND UNDERGOING DEVELOPMENT IN
URBAN AREAS. THE GUIDE IS TO ASSIST PROPERTY OWNERS, LAND
DEVELOPERS, CONSULTING FIRMS, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
WITH THE CONSERVATION OF SOIL, WATER, AND PLANTS. ITEMS
ADDRESSED ARE: RESOURCE PLANNING IN URBANIZING AREAS;
STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS; METHOD FOR DETERMINING SOIL
LOSS; AND INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE AIDS.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
INSTITUTION NAME: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006059
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 79
TITLE: FIELD MANUAL FOR RESEARCH IN AGRICULTURAL HYDROLOGY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRAKENSIEK, D. L.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *AGRICULTURE; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; CLIMATE;
DATA PROCESSING; *HYDROLOGY; # INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
*MANUAL; PRECIPITATION; POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; * RESEARCH;
RUNOFF? SOILS; WATERSHEDS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 547P. PRICE: S7.00 S/N 001-000-03798-6
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION WAS PREPARED TO PROVIDE A
COMPLETE SET OF TECHNIQUES NEEDED FOR THE INITIATION AND
MAINTENANCE OF HYDROLOGIC RESEARCH PROJECTS. THESE
TECHNIQUES WERE OBTAINED BY SOLICITING INFORMATION FROM
EXPERTS AND ADAPTING MATERIAL DESCRIBED IN CURRENT
LITERATURE. WHILE THIS PUBLICATION CANNOT REPLACE INDIVIDUAL
INSTRUCTION BY AJI EXPERIENCED PERSON, IT SHOULD SERVE AS A
REFERENCE FOR SUCH INSTRUCTION AND, IF FOLLOWED, PLACE THE
DATA IN A FORM THAT WILL BE SUITABLE FOR POTENTIAL ANALYSES.
CHAPTERS 1, 2, AND 3 DEAL WITH PRECIPITATION, RUNOFF, AND
CLIMATE. CHAPTERS 4, 5, AND 6 DISCUSS SEDIMENTATION,
GEOLOGY, AND WATERSHED CHARACTERISTICS AND SOIL MOISTURE.
EACH SUBJECT IS DIVIDED INTO (1) INSTALLATIONS. (2) FIELD
OBSERVATIONS, (3) DATA REDUCTION, AND (4) DATA PROCESSING.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006071
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 79
TITLE: REVERSE OSMOSIS TECHNICAL MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: COSTS; *DESALINATION; DESIGN; FEEDWATER
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PRETREATMENT; *MANUALS; *MEMBRANE SYSTEMS; ^OPERATIONS
(WATER) I PRETREATMENT; *REVERSE OSMOSIS; SEMI-PERMEABLE
MEMBRANES; *WATER SUPPLY: *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 310P. PB80-186956
ABSTRACT: A COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN MANUAL MAS COMPILED FOR
REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEMS SUITABLE FOR USE BY CONSULTING
ENGINEERS AND OTHERS INVOLVED IN WATER SUPPLY AND
IMPROVEMENT FOR MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEMS. THE MANUAL INCLUDES
CHAPTERS OR SEMI-PERMEABLE MEMBRANES: MEMBRANE MODULE
CONFIGURATIONS; FEEDWATER TREATMENT: DISSOLVED SOLIDS
REJECTIONS: MEMBRANE PRODUCTIVITY: SYSTEMS DESIGN; SYSTEM
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION; MEMBRANE APPLICATIONS; SELECTED
CAPITAL AND ANNUAL COSTS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND WARRANTIES.
APPENDICES INCLUDE MILESTONES IN DEVELOPMENT OF REVERSE
OSMOSIS, DIRECTORY OF MANUFACTURERS, WATER QUALITY
STANDARDS, PERFORMANCE CALCULATIONS, GLOSSARY OF TERMS,
CONVERSION TABLES AND MISCELLANEOUS FIGURES AND TABLES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD. SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006073
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 80
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT DATA SYSTEMS: TERMINOLOGY
REFERENCE MANUAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LARKIN, R.; BALLARD B.
DESCRIPTOR: COMPUTER PROGRAMS; #DATA BASES; #ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT DATA SYSTEMS; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *INFORMATION
SYSTEMS; *POLLUTION CONTROL; PREFERENCE MATERIALS;
*TERMINOLOGY; *VOCABULARY; *WASTEWATER
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 227P. PB80-197916
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS A GENERAL REFERENCE MANUAL ON THE
TERMINOLOGY USED TO ENTER AND RETRIEVE INFORMATION FROM THE
ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SYSTEMS (EADS), A GROUP OF INTERRELATED
COMPUTERIZED DATA BASES THAT DESCRIBE MULTIMEDIA DISCHARGES
FROM ENERGY SYSTEMS AMD INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES. THIS REPORT
CONTAINS THE STANDARD NOMENCLATURE OR TERMINOLOGY USED TO
DESCRIBE CERTAIN DATA CATEGORIES IN THE WASTE STREAM DATA
BASES. THIS TERMINOLOGY IS USED TO CATEGORIZE SOURCES,
DESCRIBE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY, IDENTIFY CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS AND
ELEMENTS, DESCRIBE ANALYTICAL METHODS IN SAMPLE ANALYSIS,
AND LIST OTHER DATA. TOE TERMINOLOGY APPLIES TO PARTICLE,
GAS, LIQUID, AND SOLID DISCHARGE EFFLUENT STREAMS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006075
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 80
TITLE: WASTE TREATMENT BY REVERSE OSMOSIS AND MEMBRANE
PROCESSES: SEWAGE. 1970-JULY, 1980 (CITATIONS FROM THE
ENGINEERING INDEX DATA BASE).
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CAVAGNARO, DIANE M.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED	BIBLIOGRAPHIES;	*MEMBRANES;
*MEMBRANE PROCESSES; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *REVERSE
OSMOSIS; *SEWAGE; TECHNOLOGY; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 116P. PB80-8136B6
ABSTRACT: WORLDWIDE RESEARCH IS CITED ON THE TREATMENT OF
SEWAGE BY OSMOSIS, ULTRAFILTRATION, ELECTRODIALYSIS, AND
OTHER OSMOTIC PROCESSES. STUDIES ARE INCLUDED ON DESIGN,
PERFORMANCE, AND THE VERSITILITY OF MANY OF THESE MEMBRANES
WITH RESPECT TO THEIR USE. (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOCRAPHY
CONTAINS 116 CITATIONS, 6 Or WHICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE
PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006078
PUBLICATION DATE: AUC 80
TITLE: WASTE TREATMENT BY REVERSE OSMOSIS AND MEMBRANE
PROCESSING, (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE), 1978-JULY
1980.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CAVAGNARO, DIANE M.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
*OSHOSIS; *REVERSE OSMOSIS; &SEWAGE; WASTES; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 93P. PB80-8I3660
ABSTRACT: CITATIONS OF FEDERALLY-FUNDED RESEARCH COVER THE
TREATMENT OF SEWAGE AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES BY RF.VETiSE
OSMOSIS, ULTRAFILTRATION, ELECTRODIALYSIS AND OTHER OSMOTIC
PROCESSES. DESALTING OF GROUND, SURFACE, AND SEA WATERS IS
EXCLUDED. 
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*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 33BP. PB80-814866
ABSTRACT: THE CITATIONS COVER STUDIES ON THE POLLUTION AND
POLLUTION CONTROL OF ANIMAL WASTES AND ANIMAL PROCESSING
WASTES. REPORTS ARE INCLUDED ON FEEDLOT WASTE POLLUTION AND
CONTROL, POLLUTION FROM MANURE USED IN FERTILIZATION, WATER
RUNOFF FROM FARMS, DAIRY AND LIVESTOCK WASTES, RENDERING
WASTES, POULTRY PROCESSING WASTES, ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS, AND
HOGHOUSE WASTE CONTROL. ALSO INCLUDED IN THE REPORTS ARE
POLLUTION CONTROL BY ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF MANURES. (THIS
UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS 308 CITATIONS, 30 OF WHICH ARE
NEW ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0060B2
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 80
TITLE: WATER QUALITY MODELING - HYDROLOGICAL AND
LIMNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS. JULY, 1977-MAY, 1980 (A BIBLIOGRAPHY
WITH ABSTRACTS).
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARRIGAN, BRIAN
DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; BIOLOGY; CHEMISTRY;
EUTROPHICATION; HYDROLOGY; *MODELS; NUTRIENT REMOVAL;
*POLLUTANTS; PHYSICAL PROCESSES; RUNOFF WATERS; STREAMS;
*WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 238P. PB80-812241
ABSTRACT: THE ABSTRACTS CONTAIN INFORMATION ON MODELS USED
TO DESCRIBE WATER QUALITY, INCLUDING MODELS OF THE CHEMICAL,
PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND HYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES IMPORTANT
TO WATER QUALITY. STUDIES ARE INCLUDED ON THE MODELING OF
EUTROPHICATION, NUTRIENT REMOVAL, POLLUTANT DISPERSION,
STREAM FLOW, HEAT DISSIPATION, LIMNOLOGICAL FACTORS, AQUIFER
WATER QUALITY, AND WATER RUNOFF QUALITY. (THIS UPDATED
BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS 219 ABSTRACTS, 19 OF WHICH ARE NEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006101
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: THERMAL CONVERSION OF SOLID WASTES AND BIOMASS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JONES, JERRY L.; RADDING, SHIRLEY B.
DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *BIOMASS CONVERSION:
XCOSTS; DEVELOPING NATIONS; *EQUIPMENT; *ENERGY; ECONOMICS;
SFUELSt FACILITIES; *INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY; *RECYCLING;
*SOLID WASTES; *THERMAL CONVERSION; *WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 747P. PRICE: »57.50
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THERMAL CONVERSION TECHNOLOGIES AND
PROCESS ECONOMICS FOR SOLID WASTES AND BIOMASS FEED STOCKS.
TOPICS ADDRESSED ARE: URBAN WASTES AND BIOMASS; THE
CONVERSION OF WOOD TO FUELS, CHEMICALS AND ENERGY Iff THE
FORM OF STREAM OR ELECTRICAL POWER; COMBUSTION PROCESSES;
DENS IFICATION OF SOLID WASTES AND BIOMASS TO PRODUCE SOLID
FUELS; ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; PROCESS DEVELOPMENT AND
COMMERCIALIZATION; AND USE OF THERMAL PROCESSES FOR BIOMASS
CONVERSION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, SPECIAL ISSUES
SALES, 1155 SIXTEENTH ST., N. W., WASHINGTON, DC 20036
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006126
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KRENKEL, PETER A.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES;	*ENFORCEMENT;
EUTROPHICATION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ^LEGISLATION;
*MANAGEMENT; OUTFALLS; *PLANNING; POLLUTION; ^STANDARDS;
THERMAL POLLUTION; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER CHARACTERISTICS;
*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WATER RESOURCES; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 684P. PRICE: S65.00
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS INFORMATION ON POLLUTION ABATEMENT
PROGRAMS INCLUDING PLANNING, MANAGEMENT, AND ENFORCEMENT.
CONTENTS INCLUDE SECTIONS ON: (I)LEGISLATION; (2) POLLUTION
SOURCES, LOADINGS, AND WASTEWATER CHARACTERIZATION; (3)
TRANSPORT PROCESSES; (4) EUTROPHICATIONS; (5) THERMAL
POLLUTION; AND (6) MIXING ZONES AND OUTFALL.
AVAILABILITY: ACADEMIC PRESS, 111 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK,
NY 10003
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006128
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: MICROCOMPUTER WORKBOOK, TRS-80 EDITION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: POIROT, JAMES L.; RETZLAFF, DONALD ALAN
DESCRIPTOR: ^COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION; sCOMPUTF.RS;
*COMPUTER	PROGRAMS;	* INSTRUCTIONAL	MATERIALS;
~MICROCOMPUTERS; *WORKBOOKS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 124P. PRICE: «4.95
ABSTRACT: THIS WORKBOOK IS DESIGNED TO BE USED IN
CONJUNCTION WITH A SERIES OF COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTIONAL
TUTORIALS ON USING AND PROGRAMMING THE RADIO SHACK TRS-80,
LEVEL II, MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEM. THE FINAL CHAPTER REFERS TO
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THE APPLICATION OF THIS MATERIAL TO BUSINESS, MEDICINE AND
EDUCATION.
AVAILABILITY: STERLING SWIFT PUBLISHING CO., P.O. BOX 188,
MANCHACA, TX 78652
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006131
TITLE: PRESENTATION SKILLS AND STRATEGIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FOWLER, TED; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
*MANAGEMENTS *ORGANIZATIONS (GROUPS); *PUBLIC PARTICIPATION;
~PLANNING; *PROCRAM DEVELOPMENT; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER
QUALITY; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I8P.
ABSTRACT: ADDRESSED IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRESENTATION
SKILLS AND STRATEGIES FOR CITIZEN ADVISORY GROUPS WORKING TO
PROMOTE CLEAR WATER.
AVAILABILITY: UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, TEACHERS COLLEGE,
CINCINNATI, OH 43221
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006132
PUBLICATION DATE: 89
TITLE: OPERATION OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS - VOLUME I
- INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE.
DESCRIPTOR: FACILITIES; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; JOB
TRAINING; *JOB SKILLS; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PACKAGE
PLANTS; ^TEACHING GUIDES; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 154P. RELATED MANUAL - EW 005 879
ABSTRACT: THE INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE FOR OPERATION OF
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS VOLUME I PROVIDES MATERIAL TO
ASSIST THE INSTRUCTOR IN PROVIDINC STUDENTS WITH KNOWLEDGE
AND SKILLS NECESSARY TO OBTAIN A JOB AND ADVANCE IN THE
FIELD OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT. VOLUME I IS PRIMARILY FOR
ENTRY-LEVEL OPERATORS AND THE OPERATORS OF SMALL TREATMENT
PLANTS OR PACKAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. INCLUDED FOR EACH
CHAPTER ARE OBJECTIVES, INSTRUCTIONAL APPROACH, TEST
QUESTIONS, AND TEST ANSWERS. DISCUSSION AND REVIEW QUESTIONS
ARE ALSO LISTED.
AVAILABILITY: CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AT SACRAMENTO,
KENNETH D. KERRI, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 6900 "J"
STREET, SACRAMENTO, CA 95819
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006133
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: OPERATION OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS - VOLUME II
- INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES;	^FACILITIES;
* INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
LABORATORY	PROCEDURES
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)
JOB TRAINING; #JOB SKILLS
MAINTENANCE; * MANAGEMENT
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION
~TEACHING GUIDES; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 222P. RELATED MANUAL - EW 005 880
ABSTRACT: THIS INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE FOR OPERATION OF
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS VOLUME II PROVIDES MATERIAL TO
ASSIST THE INSTRUCTOR IN PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH KNOWLEDGE
AND SKILLS NECESSARY TO OBTAIN A JOB AND ADVANCE IN THE
FIELD OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT. VOLUME II EMPHASIZES MATERIAL
NEEDED BY INTERMEDIATE LEVEL OPERATORS AND STRESSES THE
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT PLANTS.
THIS VOLUME CONTAINS INFORMATION FOR SUPERVISORS AND
MANAGERS. HOW TO SOLVE TREATMENT PLANT PROBLEMS AND PERFORM
LABRATORY TESTS ALSO ARE INCLUDED. INCLUDED FOR EACH CHAPTER
ARE OBJECTIVES, INSTRUCTIONAI, APPROACH, TEST ANSWERS, AND
DISCUSSION AND REVIEW QUESTIONS.
AVAILABILITY: CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AT SACRAMENTO,
KENNETH D. KERRI, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 6000 "J"
STREET, SACRAMENTO, CA 95819
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006134
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: OPERATION OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS - VOLUME
III - INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE.
DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *ADVANCED WASTEWATER;
~FACILITIES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; JOB TRAINING; JOB
SKILLS; *MAINTENANCE; ~MANAGEMENT; NUTRIENTS; ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SOLIDS; ~TEACHING
GUIDES; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 207P. RELATED MANUAL - EW 005 881
ABSTRACT: THIS INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE FOR OPERATION OF
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS VOLUME III PROVIDES MATERIAL TO
ASSIST THE INSTRUCTOR IN PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH KNOWLEDGE
AND SKILLS NECESSARY TO OBTAIN A JOB AND ADVANCE IN THE
FIELD OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT. VOLUME III IS FOR ADVANCED-
LEVEL TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS. CHAPTERS IN THIS VOLUME
CONTAIN INFORMATION ON THE OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES FOR THE
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS AND THE USE OF PURE OXYGEN, THE
HANDLINC AND DISPOSAL OF SOLIDS, ADVANCED TREATMENT
PROCESSES FOR THE REMOVAL OF SOLIDS AND NUTRIENTS FROM
SECONDARY EFFLUENTS, MONITORING AND TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL
WASTES, AND MAINTAINING AND TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUMENTATION
AND SUPPORT SYSTEMS. INCLUDED FOR EACH CHAPTER ARE
OBJECTIVES, INSTRUCTIONAL APPROACH , TEST ANSWERS AND
EXPLANATIONS, AND DISCUSSION AND REVIEW QUESTIONS.
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AVAILABILITY: CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AT SACRAMENTO,
KENNETH D. KERR I, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 6000 "J"
STREET, SACRAMENTO, CA 95819
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006146
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: OZONIZATION USED IN WATER AND SEWAGE TREATMENT.
1970-AUGUST, 1980, (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE). .
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CAVAGNARO, DIANE M.! HUNDEKANN, AUDREY S.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *DISINFECTION;
EQUIPMENT] *INDUSTRIAL WASTES? *OZONE; POTABLE WATER;
SEWAGE; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL;
*WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 168P. PB80-815616
ABSTRACT: THE BIBLIOGRAPHY CITES FEDERALLY-FUNDED RESEARCH
IN THE USE OF OZONE TO TREAT INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER, SEWAGE,
AND DRINKING WATER. IT DISCUSSES TREATMENT, TESTS,
PERFORMANCE OF EQUIPMENT, AND EFFECTIVENESS OF OZONE IN
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL. (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS
132 ABSTRACTS, 36 OF WHICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS
EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006148
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: HYDROBIOLOGY: A TEXT FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: UHLMANN, DIETRICH
DESCRIPTOR: AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS; *BIOLOGY; ENGINEERING
EDUCATION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LIMNOLOGY; #SEWAGE
TREATMENT; SCIENCE EDUCATION; *TEXTBOOKS; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 313P. PRICE: *42.00
ABSTRACT: THIS INTRODUCTION TO THE BIOLOGY OF FRESH WATERS
AND WATER INSTALI-ATIONS IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE BOTH
ENGINEERS ALREADY WORKING IN THE FIELD OF WATER ECONOMY AND
FUTURE ENGINEERS WITH A KNOWLEDGE OF FUNDAMENTAL BIOLOGICAL
PRINCIPLES. THE AUTHOR ATTEMPTS TO DEMONSTRATE THE GREAT
PROGRESS MADE DURING THE LAST FEW YEARS IN THE FIELD OF
LIMNOLOGY. PARTICULARLY IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF PROCESSES OF
METABOLISM AND MATERIAL TRANSPORT, FOR WHICH THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ECONOMY, TREATMENT. AND ENGINEERING
OF WATER IS VERY IMPORTANT.
AVAILABILITY: JOHN WILEY 8 SONS. INC., ONE WILEY DRIVE,
SOMERSET, NJ 08873
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006149
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TODD, DAVID KEITH
DESCRIPTOR: AQUIFIERS;	ENVIRONMENTAL	INFLUENCES;
^GROUNDWATER; *HYDROLOGY; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MANAGEMENT; MODELING; *TEXTBOOKS: WATER QUALITY; *WATER
RESOURCES; WATER SUPPLY? WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 535P. PRICE: »53.95
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXT PRESENTS THE FUNDAMENTALS OF
GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY IN A MANNER UNDERSTANDABLE TO A WIDE
RANGE OF READERS. CHAPTERS INCLUDE: OCCURENCE OF
GROUNDWATER; GROUNDWATER MOVEMENT; GROUNDWATER AND WELL
HYDRAULICS; WATER WELLS; GROUNDWATER LEVELS AND
ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; QUALITY OF GROUNDWATER; POLLUTION
OF GROUNDWATER; MANAGEMENT OF GROUNDWATER; GROUNDWATER
MODELING TECHNIQUES; SURFACE INVESTIGATIONS OF GROUNDWATER;
SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS OF GROUNDWATER; ARTIFICIAL
RECHARGE OF GROUNDWATER; AND SALINE WATER INTRUSION IN
AQUIFERS.
AVAILABILITY: JOHN WILEY 8 SONS, INC., ONE WILEY DRIVE,
SOMERSET, NJ 08G73
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006135
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ISSUES IN THE 1980'S.
DESCRIPTOR: *ECONOMIC FACTORS; *ENV1RONMENTAL PROTECTION;
EVALUATION; *FEDERAL ROLE; LAWS; ^POLLUTION CONTROL;
*REGULATIONS; STANDARDS; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56P. FIRST FIVE COPIES ARE FREE OF
CHARGE, ADDITIONAL COPIES OF BOUND AUDIT REPORTS ARE *3.25
EACH.
ABSTRACT: THE STUDY EXAMINES CURRENT AND EMERGING ISSUES
RELATINC TO FEDERAL INVOLVEMENT IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AREA AND REPRESENTS THE PERSPECTIVE USED IN
ORGANIZING GAO AUDIT EFFORTS. THE STUDY PRESENTS AH OVERVIEW
OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AREA, IDENTIFIES
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES MERITING PRIORITY ATTENTION, AND
REVIEWS OTHER ISSUES SUCH AS NOISE POLLUTION. DRINKING WATER
QUALITY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT,
ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS, AND THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
POLICY ACT.
AVAILABILITY: U.S. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AND INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY, P. O. BOX 6015,
GAITHERSBURC, MD 20760
INSTITUTION NAME: U.S. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE.
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006156
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 73
TITLE: PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN WATER AND LAND MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: THOMSEN, ARVID LEE
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; GREAT LAKES; ^GUIDELINES; *LAND
MANAGEMENT; ^MANAGEMENT; NATURAL RESOURCES; PLANNING;
SPUBLIC PARTICIPATION; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 194P.
ABSTRACT: THIS STUDY IDENTIFIES SOME OF THE SOCIAL FORCES
IN WATER AND LAND MANAGEMENT, SUGGESTS HOW AN EXPERIMENTAL
APPROACH TO PURLIC PARTICIPATION CAN INCREASE KNOWLEDGE
ABOUT THIS SOCIAL DIMENSION, AND ILLUSTRATES THROUGH A CASE
STUDY HOW A PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM MIGHT BE PLANNED
AND IMPLEMENTED.
AVAILABILITY: CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, CORNELL
UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, NY 14853
IRIS ACCESSION NUMDER: EW006157
TITLE: SAFETY AT THE SPILL SCENE, PART 1 AND 2.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACCIDENT PREVENTION; ^AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;
CHEMICALS; FIRES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MARINE SAFETY;
*OIL SPILLS; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SAFETY; *SAFETY
EDUCATION; *TRAININC PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: *90.90 3/4" VIDEO-TAPE CASSETTE, *220.00-
16MM FILM: PART ONE; *90.00 3/4" VIDEO-TAPE CASSETTE,
•220.00 - 16MM FILM: PART TWO. PRICES LISTED IN CANADIAN
FUNDS. ORDERS OUTSIDE CANADA *23.00 HANDLING CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS VIDEO-TAPE CASSETTE TRAINING MODULE IS
DIVIDED INTO FOUR SECTIONS PROVIDING SOME OF THE IMPORTANT
SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR: (I) HANDLING SPILLED PETROLEUM AND
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS; (2) HANDLING SPILLED PETROLEUM AND
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS IN CONFINED AREAS; (3) MARINE SAFETY; AND
(4) APPROACHING SMALL FIRES AT THE SPILL SITE.
AVAILABILITY: PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION FOR CONSERVATION OF THE
CANADIAN ENVIRONMENT (PACE), SUITE 400, 130 ALBERT STREET,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO KIP SG4, CANADA
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006158
TITLE: PUBLIC RELATIONS AT THE SPILL SCENE.
DESCRIPTOR: AUDIOVISUAL	AIDS;	^COMMUNICATIONS;
*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *NEWS MEDIA; *OIL SPILLS; *PUBLIC
RELATIONS; POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; STRAINING PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE:	*90.00 - 3/4" VIDEO-TAPE
CASSETTE, PRICES LISTED IN CANADIAN FUNDS. ORDERS OUTSIDE
CANADA *23.00 HANDLING CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS AUDIOVISUAL TRAINING MODULE OUTLINES THE
PROCEDURES FOR STAFF TO RESPOND TO QUESTIONS FROM THE NEWS
MEDIA AT THE SPILL SITE. IT REPRESENTS THE POINT OF VIEW
FROM THE SIDES OF BOTH THE WORKER WHO IS TRYING TO DO HIS
ASSIGNED TASKS, AND THE REPORTER WHO IS TRYING TO OBTAIN A
STORY.
AVAILABILITY: PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION FOR CONSERVATION OF THE
CANADIAN ENVIRONMENT (PACE), SUITE 400, 130 ALBERT STREET,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO. KIP 5G4, CANADA
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006159
TITLE: OPERATION BAY RUN.
DESCRIPTOR: AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
SOIL SPILLS; SOPERATIONS; SPLANNING; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; STRAINING PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE:	*90.00 - 3/4" VIDEO-TAPE
CASSETTE, *115.00 16MM FILM. PRICES LISTED IN CANADIAN
FUNDS. ORDERS OUTSIDE CANADA *25.00 HANDLING CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS AUDIOVISUAL TRAINING MODULE IS BASED ON A
TRAINING AND MOBILIZATION EXERCISE CONDUCTED BY GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES AND OIL INDUSTRY SPILL COOPERATIVES IN HAMILTON
HARBOUR. THIS PRESENTATION DOCUMENTS THE ENTIRE OPERATION
INCLUDING THE PLANNING PHASE, ORGANIZATION COMMAND
STRUCTURE, MOBILIZATION OF MEN AND EQUIPMENT AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION FOR CONSERVATION OF THE
CANADIAN ENVIRONMENT (PACE), SUITE 400, 130 ALBERT STREET,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO KIP 5C4, CANADA
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006160
TITLE: OPERATION PREPAREDNESS.
DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *CASE STUDIES; ^EQUIPMENT
EVALUATION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *OIL SPILLS;
~PLANNING; SPROGRAM EVALUATION; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
RIVERS; STRAINING PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE:	*90.00 - 3/4" VIDEO-TAPE
CASSETTE, *220.00 - 16MM FILM. PRICES LISTED IN CANADIAN
FUNDS. ORDERS OUTSIDE CANADA *25.00 HANDLING CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS AUDIOVISUAL TRAINING MODULE HICHLIGHTS THE
RESULTS OF A GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY PROJECT TO DEVELOP
PROCEDURES FOR DEALING WITH A MAJOR SPILL IN THE DETROIT-ST.
CLAIR RIVER SYSTEM. THIS PROJECT WAS CONDUCTED UNDER THE
AUSPICES OF THE JOINT CANADA - UNITED STATES CONTINGENCY
PLAN. THIRTEEN COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE BARRIERS WERE TESTED
AND EVALUATED.
AVAILABILITY: PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION FOR CONSERVATION OF THE
CANADIAN ENVIRONMENT (PACE), SUITE 400, 130 ALBERT STREET,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, KIP 5C4, CANADA
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV006161
TITLE: HEP CO 140 INCIDENT - ST. LAWRENCE RIVER.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL	AIDS;	~CASE STUDIES?
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *OIL SPILLS; OPERATIONS; POLLUTION
CONTROL; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *ST. LAWRENCE RIVER;
~TRAINING PROGRAMS; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE:	t90.ee - 3/4* VIDEO-TAPE
CASSETTE. >220.0O - 16MM FILM. PRICES LISTED IN CANADIAN
FUNDS. ORDERS OUTSIDE CANADA *25.00 HANDLING CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS AUDIOVISUAL TRAINING MODULE REVIEWS THE
ACTUAL RESPONSE OPERATIONS TO A 300,000 GALLON («6 FUEL OIL)
SPILL FROM A TANK BARGE INTO THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER. IT
DEMONSTRATES HOW CANADA AND TOE UNITED STATES WORK TOGETHER
ON MAJOR SPILL INCIDENTS WHERE THE POLLUTION ACTUALLY OR
POTENTIALLY CROSSES THE INTERNATIONAL BORDER.
AVAILABILITY: PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION FOR CONSERVATION OF THE
CANADIAN ENVIRONMENT (PACE), SUITE 400, 130 ALBERT STREET,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, KIP 5G4, CANADA
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006162
TITLE: OPERATION BLUE WATER RUN.
DESCRIPTOR: *AUDIOVISUAL	All®;	~CASE STUDIES;
* INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~OIL SPILLS; OPERATIONS; POLLUTION
CONTROL; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TRAINING PROGRAMS;
*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE:	*90.00 - 3/4" VIDEO-TAPE
CASSETTE. PRICES LISTED IN CANADIAN FUNDS. ORDERS OUTSIDE
CANADA *25.00 HANDLING CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS AUDIOVISUAL TRAINING MODULE RECORDS A
TRAINING AND MOBILIZATION EXERCISE CONDUCTED BY GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES AND OIL INDUSTRY COOPERATIVES ON THE ST. CLAIR
RIVER FROM SARNIA TO WALPOLE ISLAND IN MAY, 1977. GOOD USE
IS MADE OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND GRAPHICS TO DEPICT THE
OPERATIONS OF SEVEN DIFFEHENT TASK FORCES.
AVAILABILITY: PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION FOR CONSERVATION OF THE
CANADIAN ENVIRONMENT (PACE), SUITE 400, 130 ALBERT STREET,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, KIP 5G4, CANADA
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006163
TITLE: CONTINGENCY PLANNING GUIDELINES.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; GUIDELINES; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *OIL SPILLS; ~OPERATIONS; *PLANNINC; POLLUTION
CONTROL; PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
STRAINING PROGRAMS; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE:	*90.00 - 3/4" VIDEO-TAPE
CASSETTE, *220.00 - 16MM FILM. PRICES LISTED IN CANADIAN
FUNDS. ORDERS OUTSIDE CANADA *28.00 HANDLING CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS AUDIOVISUAL TRAINING MODULE REVIEWS THE
REQUIREMENTS FOR DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE CONTINGENCY PLANS FOR
SPECIFIC OPERATIONS BY HIGHLIGHTING THE MOST IMPORTANT
COMPONENTS OF A PLAN SUCH AS: ALERTING AND NOTIFICATION-,
RESPONSE; CLEAN UP; RESTORATION; AND DISPOSAL PROCEDURES.
AVAILABILITY: PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION FOR CONSERVATION OF THE
CANADIAN ENVIRONMENT (PACE), SUITE 400, 130 ALBERT STREET,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, KIP 5C4, CANADA
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006I65
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 73
TITLE: STUDIES IN ENVIRONMENT - VOLUME I - SUMMARY REPORT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SELDEN, MAURY; LLEWELLYN, LYNN G.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMMUNITY	PROBLEMS;	* ENVIRONMENT;
~ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; GUIDES; *HEALTH; INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT MODELS; *PLANNING; POLLUTANTS;
~QUALITY CONTROL; *RESEARCH; RESOURCES; *RECREATION; SAFETY;
~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 112P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE RESEARCH ON ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT, COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING, FORECASTING AND
METHODOLOGIES FOR DETERMINING IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE
POLICIES AND ANALYZING ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING TECHNIQUES AT
THE REGIONAL STATE, AND LOCAL LEVELS. CONTENTS INCLUDE:
QUALITY OF LIFE; POLLUTION AND THE MUNICIPALITY; CONSUMPTION
DIFFERENTIALS AND THE ENVIRONMENT; OUTDOOR RECREATION AND
THE ENVIRONMENT; AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06166
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 74
TITLE: DEVELOPMENT OF PREDICTIONS OF FUTRUE POLLUTION
PROBLEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FLINN, JAMES E; REIMERS, ROBERT S
DESCRIPTOR: ~CHEMICALS; *ENIRONMENTAL IMPACT; *HAZARDOUS
WASTES; * INDUSTRIES; *MANACEMENT; ^POLLUTANTS; *PLANNIHG;
~RECYCLING; REGULATIONS; *TOXlC SUBSTANCES; VALUES; *WATER
QUALITY; ~WATER POLLUTIOK CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 206P.
ABSTRACT: THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROBLEMS ARE REVIEWED. RECYCLING AND OTHER RECOVERV
OPERATIONS WITH EMPHASIS ON MONETARY INCENTIVES AND THE NON-
SCIENTIFIC REALMS OF LEGAL SYSTEMS, CULTURAL VALUES, AND
BUSINESS SYSTEMS ARE DISCUSSED.
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AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE. WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006168
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 74
TITLE: THE STATE OF THE SYSTEM (SOS) MODEL: MEASURING
GROWTH LIMITATIONS USING ECOLOGICAL CONCEPTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WILLIAMS, EDWARD R.; HOUSE, PETER V.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *ECOLOGY; *ENVIRONMENT;
~MANAGEMENT; *MODELS; *MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; ^PLANNING;
~POLICY ANALYSIS; *TECHNOLOGY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 343P.
ABSTRACT: ADDRESSED IS RESEARCH ON ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT, COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING AND FORECASTING, AND
ANALYSIS METHODOLOGIES. INCLUDED ARE TOOLS FOR DETERMINING
VARYING IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE POLICIES, ANALYSES OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING TECHNIQUES AT THE REGIONAL, STATE,
AND LOCAL LEVELS, AND APPROACHES TO MEASURING ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY PERCEPTIONS. SUCH TOPICS AS URBAN FORM INDUSTRIAL
MIX, GROWTH POLICIES, CONTROL AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
ARE DISCUSSED IN TERMS OF OPTIMAL ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006181
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: QUALITY OF WORK LIFE ISSUES FOR THE 1980'S.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ROSOW, JEROME M.
DESCRIPTOR: *CAREER INFORMATION; *ECONOMICS; ~EMPLOYMENT;
~EMPLOYER - EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIPS; GOVERNMENT ROLE; *JOB
SECURITY; *MANAGEMENT; OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH; ~POLICY;
~PLANNING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 33-52P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE ECONOMIC,	SOCIOLOGICAL,
TECHNOLOGICAL, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS INFLUENCING THE
SHAPE OF WORK IN AMERICA DURING THE 1980'S. THE ENHANCEMENT
AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE TRANSITION FROM THE EDUCATIONAL WORLD
TO THE WORKPLACE, LABOR-MANAGEMENT RELATIONSHIPS, AND
NATIONAL WORK FORCE POLICY ARE DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006182
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: PRIORITY POLLUTANTS SAMPLE COLLECTION AND HANDLING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRANTNER, KARL A.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES;	CARCINOGENS;
~INDUSTRIAL WASTES; MUTAGENS; *POLLUTANTS; ~SAMPLING;
~SAMPLING TECHNIQUES; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34-38P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IN DETAIL ARE EXTENSIVE AND SPECIAL
PROCEDURES REQUIRED FOR PRIORITY POLLUTANT SAMPLING. THESE
POLLUTANTS, CHOSEN BECAUSE THEY ARE KNOWN OR SUSPECTED
CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, OR TETATOGENS, ARE EXTREMELY
SUSCEPTIBLE TO CONTAMINATION AND DEGRADATION. SAMPLING OF
THESE POLLUTANTS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF A
SAMPLING/ANALYSIS PROGRAM.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, Vt3 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006183
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: TURBIDITY AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS: WHAT'S THE
DIFFERENCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLACK, P. J.; WILLIAMS, F. L.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
~MONITORING; ~MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS; PARTICULATE WASTES;
~SUSPENDED SOLIDS; ~TURBIDITY; ~WASTES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 43-44P.
ABSTRACT: TWO INSTRUMENTATION CONCEPTS ARE DESCRIBED —
TURBIDITY AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS MONITORING — IN WHICH
PARTICLE SIZE DEFINES THE DIFFERENCE. TURBIDITY INSTRUMENTS
SHOULD BE USED IN POTABLE WATER WHERE SUSPENDED SOLIDS ARE
LESS THAN 1 PPM OR WHERE MEASUREMENTS ARE TO BE MADE
PRIMARILY OF COLLOIDAL AND DISSOLVED SOLIDS.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006184
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80
TITLE: COSTLY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS FAIL TO PERFORM
AS EXPECTED.
DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION COSTS; ~COST EFFECT I VENF.SS;
~DESIGN; ~EFFICIENCY; ~EFFLUENTS; *ECONOMIC FACTORS;
EVALUATION;	~FACILITIES; ~MAINTENANCE; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION; POLLUTION CONTROL;
PROBLEMS; ~RECOMMENDATIONS; *WASTEWATEH TREATMENT
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DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 66P.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 29492
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006186
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: EASY WAYS TO SAVE WATER MONEY 8 ENERGY AT HOME.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WES ELY, EDWIN F. , JR.
DESCRIPTOR: *ENERGY; ~HOME MANAGEMENT; ~NATURAL RESOURCES;
~SEPTIC TANKS; ~WATER SUPPLY; *WATER RESOURCES; ~WATER
CONSERVATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2BP. ORDER NUMBER: FRD-14
ABSTRACT: RECOMMENDED ARE VARIOUS METHODS TO CONSERVE
WATER. MONEY, AND ENERGY AT HOME. TOPICS INCLUDE HOUSEHOLD
WATER, WATER SAVING PROGRAM, MONEY EARNED BY SAVING WATER,
WAYS TO SAVE WATER, ADDITIONAL HOUSEHOLD TIPS, OUTDOOR WATER
USE AND CONSERVATION, AND BUYING WATER SAVING DEVICES.
AVAILABILITY: POTOMAC RIVER 8 TRAILS COUNCIL, 12 SOUTH
MARKET STREET. FREDERICK,MD 21701
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906188
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: THIS IN DRINKING WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: COTUVO, JOSEPH A.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CASE STUDIES; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; ^COMMUNITY HEALTH; *DRINKING WATER; HEALTH;
HAZARDOUS POLLUTANTS; #MONITORING; *REGULATIONS; RESEARCH
REPORTS; STANDARDS; ~TRIHALOMETHANES; ~WATER TREATMENT;
~WATER SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 268-274P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE REVIEWS THE REGULATORY HISTORY OF
DRINKING WATER. CASE STUDIES ARE INCLUDED THAT REVEAL
EFFECTS OF TRIHALOMETHANES INFLUENCING PUBLIC HEALTH AND
ECONOMIC VARIABLES. EVIDENCE IS PRESENTED TO RECOMMEND AND
SUPPORT CONTROL MEASURES ESTABLISHED BY THE EPA TO MONITOR
TRIHALOMETHAHE ACCUMULATION.
AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 8 TECHNOLOGY, V15 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006189
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOCY FOR ENGINEERS - A GUIDE TO
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CAMOUCIS, GEORGE
DESCRIPTOR: BIOLOGICAL	SCIENCES;	~ENGINEERING;
~ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT; *ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY; *HIGHER
EDUCATION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; LEGISLATION; PLANNING;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SCIENCE EDUCATION; *TEXTBOOKS	-P-
o
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 214P. PRICE: #19.95
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXT PROVIDES ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS,
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNERS, PROJECT ENGINEERS, AND PROJECT
PLANNERS WITH PRACTICAL GUIDELINES ON THE APPLICATIONS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY TO ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS. IN
ADDITION, THE BOOK ACHIEVES SEVERAL OBJECTIVES: (1) TO
PRESENT THE VOCABULARY OF ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY CLEARLY AND
SYSTEMATICALLY; (2) TO DISCUSS ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY IN
RELATION TO BOTH ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL
LEGISLATION; AND (3) TO RELATE THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY TO "REAL WORLD" APPLICATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, MID CONTINENT DIST.
CENTER, MANCHESTER ROAD, MANCHESTER, MD 63001
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006225
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 79
TITLE: COST OF LAND TREATMENT SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: REED, SHERWOOD C.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSTRUCTION; *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DESICN;
~ENGINEERING; ~LAND TREATMENT; LAND USE; *WASTE DISPOSAL;
~WATER RESOURCES; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 135P. ORDER NUMBER: MCD-10
ABSTRACT: THIS IS AN AID FOR THE PLANNER AND ENGINEER TO
EVALUATE MONETARY COSTS AND BENEFITS OF LAND TREATMENT
SYSTEMS, THE THREE BASIC MODES ARE CONSIDERED: SLOW RATE
(FORMERLY IRRIGATION), RAPID INFILTRATION,AND OVERLAND FLOW.
AVAILABILITY: GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION C8BRC),
CENTRALIZED MAILING LIST SERVICES. BUILDING 41, DENVER
FEDERAL CENTER, DENVER, CO 80225
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006226
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 79
TITLE: CHEMICAL AIDS MANUAL FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT
FACILITIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HEIM, NANCY E.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CHEMICALS; *CHEMICAL
REACTIONS; EQUIPMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MANAGEMENT;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SLUDGE;
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*SAFETY; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT! *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 182P. ORDER NUMBER: MO-23
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL ADDRESSES THE PROPER USE OF COMMONLY
USED CHEMICALS IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESSES. EMPHASIZED
IS PRACTICAL GUIDANCE ON THE USE OF CHEMICALS TO OVERCOME
TEMPORARY OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS AND TO UPGRADE PERFORMANCE
WITHOUT EXTENSIVE DESIGN WORK OR PLANT MODIFICATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (BBRC),
CENTRALIZED MAILING LISTS. BUILDING 41, DENVER FEDERAL
CENTER, DENVER, CO 86225
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006227
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 80
TITLE: EVALUATION OF SLUDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CULP, GORDON L.i AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *EOUIPMENT; ^FACILITIES; ^MAINTENANCE;
OPERATIONS WASTEWATER; ^PLANNING; *SLUDGE; ^WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 245P. ORDER NUMBER: MCD-6I
ABSTRACT: THIS IS AN AID FOR REVIEWING < 1) FACILITY PLANS,
AND (2) OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS WHICH DEAL WITH
SLUDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. A CHECKLIST OF PERTINENT FACTORS
IS PROVIDED TO ENSURE THE GUIDELINES CAN BE FOLLOWED BY
PUBLIC OFFICIALS, PLANNERS, ENGINEERS AND EVALUATORS IN THE
PLANNING AND DESIGN FACILITIES.
AVAILABILITY: GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (8FFS),
CENTRALIZED MAILING LISTS SERVICES, BUILDINC 31, DENVER
FEDERAL CENTER, DENVER, CO 80225
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006228
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 78
TITLE: WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS: COURSE
GUIDES FOR INSTRUCTORS - BOOK 1: GUIDE TO PROGRAM
IMPLEMENTATION, SUPPORT COURSES, AND RELATIONSHIP WITH TWO-
YEAR ASSOCIATE PROGRAMS.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CURRICULUM; CURRICULUM PLANNING; EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAMS; *ENGINEERING EDUCATION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PROGRAM
DESCRIPTIONS; STRAINING PROGRAMS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 45P. PRICE: *2.35
ABSTRACT: THIS WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST OVER A
FOUR-YEAR PERIOD. THE CURRICULUM IS PRESERVED IN A SERIES OF
EI CUT BOOKS AND IS BASED ON THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PERFORMANCE OF A PROGRAM GRADUATE. COURSE GUIDES FOR THIS
CURRICULUM ARE WRITTEN IN BEHAVIORAL TERMS USING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. THIS BOOK CONTAINS A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE
OTHER COURSES IN THE CURRICULUM AND AN OVERVIEW OF THE
RATIONALE AND METHODOLOGY EMPLOYED IN THIS CURRICULUM.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006229
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 78
TITLE: WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS: COURSE
CUIDES FOR INSTRUCTORS - BOOK 2: CHEMISTRY.
DESCRIPTOR: fcCHEMISTRY; *CUIUIICULUM GUIDES: ^ENGINEERING
EDUCATION; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; LABORATORY TRAINING;
MANPOWER TRAINING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SCIENCE
EDUCATION; TRAINING PROGRAMS; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 158P. PRICE: »5.75
ABSTRACT: THIS WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST OVER A
FOUR-YEAR PERIOD. THE CURRICULUM IS PRESENTED IN A SERIES OF
EIGHT BOOKS' AND IS BASED ON THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PERFORMANCE OF A PROGRAM GRADUATE. COURSE GUIDES FOR IBIS
CURRICULUM ARE WRITTEN IN BEHAVIORAL TERMS USING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. THIS GUIDE PROVIDES MATERIAL ON THE FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY AND THEIR APPLICATIONS. TOPICS
COVERED INCLUDE: THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD, THE NATURE OF
MATTER, CHEMICAL BONDS AND REACTIONS, ORGANIC CHEMISTRY,
CHANGES OF STATE, CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIA, AND LABORATORY
TECHNIQUES.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006230
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 78
TITLE: WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS: COURSE
GUIDES FOR INSTRUCTORS - BOOK 3: BIOLOGY.
DESCRIPTOR: *BIOLOGY; ^CURRICULUM CUIDES; ECOLOGY;
*ENGINEERING EDUCATION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; LABORATORY
TRAINING; MANPOWER TRAINING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
SCIENCE EDUCATION; *TRAINING PROGRAMS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 86P. PRICE: «2.60
ABSTRACT: THIS WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST OVER A
FOUR-YEAR PERIOD. THE CURRICULUM IS PRESENTED IN A SERIES OF
EIGHT BOOKS AND IS BASED ON THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PERFORMANCE OF A PROGRAM GRADUATE. COURSE CUIDES FOR THIS
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CURRICULUM ABE WRITTEN IN BEHAVIORAL TERMS USING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. THIS GUIDE PROVIDES MATERIAL ON THE FUNDAMENTALS
OF BASIC BIOLOGY. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE: THE BASIC
BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL, AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES OF LIFE; CELLS;
TAXONOMY; INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF ORGANISMS; MICROORGANISMS;
AND ECOLOCICAL SYSTEMS.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT. THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006231
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 7B
TITLE: WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS: COURSE
GUIDES FOR INSTRUCTORS - BOOK 4: HYDRAULICS.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CURRICULUM GUIDES; #ENGINEERING EDUCATION;
~HYDRAULICS; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MANPOWER TRAINING;
PIPES; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PUMPS; *TRAINING PROGRAMS;
^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: ?5P. PRICE: *3.25
ABSTRACT: THIS WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST OVER A
FOUR-YEAR PERIOD. THE CURRICULUM IS PRESENTED IN A SERIES OF
EIGHT BOOKS AND IS BASED OR THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PERFORMANCE OF A PROGRAM GRADUATE. COURSE GUIDES FOR THIS
CURRICULUM ARE WRITTEN IN BEHAVIORAL TERMS USING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. THIS GUIDE PROVIDES MATERIAL ON THE PROPERTIES
OF FLUIDS AND PRINCIPLES OF FLUID BEHAVIOR. TOPICS COVERED
INCLUDE: PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF FLUID
MECHANICS; PUMPS; PIPES: OPEN-CHANNELS; AND THE USE OF
HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1299 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: ETO06232
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 78
TITLE: WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS: COURSE
GUIDES FOR INSTRUCTORS - BOOK 5: ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: *CURRICULUM GUIDES; * ECOLOGY; ENGINEERING
EDUCATION; ^ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~LABORATORY TRAINING; MANPOWER TRAINING; ^OPERATIONS
< WASTEWATER)j POLLUTION; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
REGULATIONS; SCIENCE EDUCATION; TRAINING PROCRAMS; WASTE
DISPOSAL; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 50P. PRICE: *2.30
ABSTRACT: THIS WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST OVER A
FOUR-YEAR PERIOD. THE CURRICULUM IS PRESENTED IN A SERIES OF
EIGHT BOOKS AND IS BASED ON THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PERFORMANCE OF A PROGRAM GRADUATE. COURSE GUIDES FOR THIS
CURRICULUM ARE WRITTEN IN BEHAVIORAL TERMS USING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. THIS GUIDE PROVIDES MATERIAL ON BASIC FACTS
ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE HEED TO PROTECT IT. TOPICS
COVERED INCLUDE: NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESSES;
GOVERNMENTAL REGULATION; SOURCES OF POLLUTION; WASTE
DISPOSAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL; LABORATORY TESTS FOR
TREATMENT PLANT EVALUATION; SLUDGE CONDITIONING;
CHLORINATION; AND ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT METHODS.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006233
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 78
TITLE: WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS: COURSE
GUIDES FOR INSTRUCTORS - BOOK 6: WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
OPERATIONS.
DESCRIPTOR: *CURRICULUM GUIDES; *ENGINEER1NG EDUCATION;
FACILITIES; INDUSTRIAL WASTE; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MANPOWER TRAINING; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; SCIENCE EDUCATION; TRAINING PROGRAMS; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 95P. PRICE: S3.85
ABSTRACT: THIS WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST OVER A
FOUR-YEAR PERIOD. THE CURRICULUM IS PRESENTED IN A SERIES OF
EIGHT BOOKS AND IS BASED ON THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PERFORMANCE OF A PROGRAM GRADUATE. COURSE GUIDES FOR THIS
CURRICULUM ARE WRITTEN IN BEHAVIORAL TERMS USING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. THIS GUIDE PROVIDES MATERIAL ON THE FUNDAMENTALS
OF WASTEWATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT. MAJOR SECTIONS
INCLUDED IN THIS GUIDE ARE: WASTEWATER UNIT OPERATIONS;
COLLECTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION; INDUSTRIAL
WASTE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT; AND EVALUATION OF WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITIES.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006234
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS: COURSE
GUIDES FOR INSTRUCTORS - BOOK 7: WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
DESIGN.
DESCRIPTOR: *CURRICULUM GUIDES; *DESIGN; ENGINEERING
EDUCATION; #FACILITIES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MANPOWER
TRAINING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PRIMARY TREATMENT;
SCIENCE EDUCATION; SECONDARY TREATMENT; TRAINING PROGRAMS;
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~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42P. PRICE: *2.39
ABSTRACT: THIS WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST OVER A
FOUR-YEAR PERIOD. THE CURRICULUM IS PRESENTED IN A SERIES OF
EIGHT BOOKS AND IS BASED ON THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PERFORMANCE OF A PROGRAM GRADUATE. COURSE GUIDES FOR THIS
CURRICULUM ARE WRITTEN IN BEHAVIORAL TERMS USING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. THIS GUIDE PRESENTS MATERIAL OR SELECTING
APPROPRIATE PROCESS UNITS TO TREAT WASTEWATER TO MEET
PRESCRIBED CRITERIA. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE DESICNS FOR
SIMPLE TREATMENT SYSTEMS SUCH AS LAGOONS, PACKAGE PLANTS,
AND PRIMARY SYSTEMS, AND FOR SECONDARY (BIOLOGICAL)
TREATMENT SYSTEMS AND ADVANCED TREATMENT SYSTEMS.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1209 CHAMBERS ROAD, COLUMBUS, OH
43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006235
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 78
TITLE: WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS: COURSE
GUIDES FOR INSTRUCTIONS - BOOK 8: GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: BUDGETING: *CURRICULUM GUIDES; ~ENGINEERING
EDUCATION; *ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL; ~FUNDING SOURCES;
*GOVERNMENT ROLE; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MANPOWER
TRAINING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; REGULATIONS; SCIENCE
EDUCATION; TRAINING PROGRAMS; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: SAP. PRICE: 92.50
ABSTRACT: THIS WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM
IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST OVER A
FOUR YEAR PERIOD. THE CURRICULUM IS PRESENTED IN A SERIES OF
EIGHT BOOKS AND IS BASED ON THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PEROFRMANCE OF A PROGRAM GRADUATE. COURSE GUIDES FOR THIS
CURRICULUM ARE WRITTEN IN BEHAVIORAL TERMS USING PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVES. THIS GUIDE PROVIDES INFORMATION ON FEDERAL,
STATE, AND LOCAL AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE
INVOLVED IN PLANNING, REGULATING, AND ENFORCING
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PROJECTS IN THE UNITED STATES. ALSO
DISCUSSED ARE SOURCES OF FUNDS FOR FINANCING WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL PROJECTS; AND THE PLANNING, PROGRAMMING, AND
BUDGETING REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLYING SUCH FUNDS.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT. THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006236
PUBLICATION DATE: AUC 76
TITLE: A FOUR-YEAR WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM:
CURRICULUM GUIDE, VOLUME 1.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHISMAN, JAMES A.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~CURRICULUM GUIDES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MANPOWER TRAINING; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; SCIENCE EDUCATION; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 75P. PRICE: #3.25
ABSTRACT: THIS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED FOR TRAINING A FOUR-YEAR
WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST BASED ON THE ON-THE-JOB PERFORMANCE
OF THE PROGRAM GRADUATE. THIS GRADUATE MIGHT FILL POSITIONS
WITH REGULATORY, CONSULTING, INDUSTRIAL, MUNICIPAL, AND
MANUFACTURING ORGANIZATIONS. THIS VOLUME PROVIDES THE
CURRICULUM FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF THE FOUn-YEAR PROGRAM.
TOPICS INCLUDED ARE: CHEMISTRY; BIOLOGY; FUNDAMENTAL ENGLISH
COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC; ALCEBRA; ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL;
MICROBIOLOGY; TRIGONOMETRY; AND WASTEWATER UNIT OPERATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1290 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006237
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 76
TITLE: A FOUR-YEAR WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM:
CURRICULUM GUIDE, VOLUME 2.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHISMAN, JAMES A.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATION;	^CURRICULUM	GUIDES;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MATHEMATICS; MANPOWER TRAINING;
MANAGEMENT; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; SCIENCES; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; WRITING SKILLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 115P. PRICE: »4.50
ABSTRACT: THIS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED FOR TRAININC A FOUR-YEAR
WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGIST BASED ON THE DESIRED ON-THE-JOB
PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM GRADUATE. THIS VOLUME PROVIDES
THE CURRICULUM FOR THE 2ND, 3RD, AND 4TH YEARS OF THE FOUR-
YEAR CURRICULUM. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE: SANITARY CHEMISTRY;
FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS; SURVEYING; ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL;
DRAFTING; CALCULUS AND ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY; MECHANICS-
STATICS; COLLECTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION;
REPORT WRITING; MECHANICS - STRENGTH OF MATERIALS;
ECONOMICS; ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT; INSTRUMENTATION
LABORATORY; GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS; CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT; AND
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT DESIGN AND OPERATION.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1200 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006238
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 76
TITLE: A FOUR-YEAR WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM: PROGRAM
IMPLEMENTATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHISMAN, JAMES A.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: CURRICULUM;	* ENGINEERING	EDUCATION;
*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; * MANPOWER TRAINING; OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ^PROGRAM
DESCRIPTIONS; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 25P. PRICE: #1.75
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT SUMMARIZES THE MAJOR ATTRIBUTES OF
AN INSTITUTION THAT WISHES TO OFFER A FOUR-YEAR BACHELOR OF
WASTEWATER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM. THE GRADUATE OF
SUCH A PROGRAM WILL HAVE SUFFICIENT KNOWLEDGE TO OPERATE
AND/OR MANAGE THE MODERN WASTE TREATMENT FACILITIES AND ALSO
TO FUNCTION AS AN INTEGRAL MEMBER OF DESIGN, MONITORING, AND
ENFORCEMENT TEAMS. THIS DOCUMENT OFFERS SUGGESTIONS FOR
ADMINISTERING SUCH A PROGRAM AND PROVIDES A SUGGESTED FOUR-
YEAR CURRICULUM.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, 1290 CHAMBERS ROAD - 3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OHIO 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906251
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 79
TITLE: RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT: A COMPLIANCE
ANALYSIS
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SULLIVAN, THOMAS F. P.
DESCRIPTOR: *HAZARDOUS	WASTES; *HEALTH; *LAWS;
~LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT;	^PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT;
*REGULATIONS; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 162P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE: ( 1) THE SCOPE AND EFFECTS OF
HAZARDOUS WASTES ON HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT; (2) PROGRAM AND
POLICY ATTITUDES OF THE FEDERAL HAZARDOUS WASTE LAW BEFORE
1976; (3) LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL LAW; (4) DUTIES
ESTABLISHED FOR THOSE WHO OPERATE, TRANSPORT, TREAT, AND
STORE OR DISPOSE OF HAZARDOUS WASTES; AND (5) THE
ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES TO INSURE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
FEDERAL HAZARDOUS WASTE LAWS.
AVAILABILITY: GOVERNMENT INSTITUTES, INC., 4733 BETHESDA
AVENUE, N.W.. WASHINGTON, DC 20014
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006252
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 79
TITLE: DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT FOR EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS
GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS FOR THE PAINT FORMULATING. POINT
SOURCE CATEGORY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHAFFER, ROBERT B. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: CLEAN WATER ACT; *EFFLUENTS; ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS! GUIDELINES; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES; * INDUSTRY; *PAINT
MANUFACTURING; *POINT SOURCE; *PRF.TREATMF.NT; *STANDARDS;
*WASTE DISPOSAL) *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 469P.
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT PRESENTS THE FINDINGS OF AN
EXTENSIVE STUDY OF THE PAINT MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS FOR EXISTING
POINT SOURCES AND STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE FOR NEW SOURCES
AND PRETREATMENT STANDARDS FOR EXISTING AND NEW SOURCES TO
IMPLEMENT SECTIONS 301, 304, 306, AND 307 OF THE CLEAN WATER
ACT. THE STUDY COVERS APPROXIMATELY 1500 PAINT MANUFACTURING
FACILITIES. SECTIONS IN THIS REPORT INCLUDE: INDUSTRY SUB-
CATEGORIZATION; WATER USE AND WASTE CHARACTERISTICS;
SELECTION OF POLLUTION PARAIIETERS; CONTROL AND TREATMENT
TECHNOLOGY; COST, ENERGY, AND NONWATER QUALITY ASPECTS;
EFFLUENT REDUCTION ATTAINABLE THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF THE
BEST AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY; NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS;
AND PRETREATMENT STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SOURCES.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006254
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENT FOR EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS
GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS FOR THE PULP, PAPER AND PAPERBOARD
AND THE BUILDERS' PAPER AND BOARD MILLS. POINT SOURCE
CATEGORIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DENIT, JEFFERY D.; BELLINGER, ROBERT W.
DESCRIPTOR: *CLEAN WATER ACT; * EFFLUENTS; ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS; GUIDELINES; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES; * INDUSTRY; *PAPER;
~POINT SOURCE; *PRETREATMENT; *PULP; ^STANDARDS; *WASTE
DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 634P.
ABSTRACT: THIS DOCUMENT PRESENTS THE FINDINGS OF A STUDY OF
THE PULP, PAPER, AND PAPERBOARD AND THE BUILDERS' PAPER AND
BOARD MILLS POINT SOURCE CATEGORIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF
DEVELOPING EFFLUENT LIMITATION GUIDELINES FOR EXISTING AND
NEW POINT SOURCES AND TO ESTABLISH PRETREATMENT STANDARDS
FOR EXISTING AND NEW DISCHARGERS TO PUBLICLY OWNED TREATMENT
WORKS TO IMPLEMENT SECTIONS 301, 304, 306, 307, 308, AND 501
OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT. INFORMATION IS PRESENTED TO SUPPORT
BEST AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY ECONOMICALLY ACHIEVABLE (BAT),
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BEST CONVENTIONAL POLLUTANT CONTROL TECHNOLOGY (BCT), NEW
SOURCE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR NEW AND EXISTING SOURCES
(PSNS), (PSES). THE REPORT PRESENTS AND DISCUSSES DATA
GATHERING EFFORTS, SUBCATECORIZATION, WATER USE, POLLUTANT
PARAMETERS, CONTROL AND TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES, DEVELOPMENT
OF REGULATORY OPTIONS, COST AND NON-WATER QUALITY
CONSIDERATIONS, AND THE METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF
EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 29462
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906258
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 88
TITLE: TREATABILITY STUDIES OF PESTICIDE MANUFACTURING
WASTEWATERS: DAZOMET.
DESCRIPTOR: CHEMICALS? *DAZOMET; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POLLUTION; *PESTCIDES POLLUTION
CONTROLi *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 4IP. PB81-129033
ABSTRACT: REPORTED ARE THE RESULTS OF LABORATORY STUDIES OF
THE TREATABILITY OF WASTEWATER RESULTING FROM THE SYNTNESIS
OF THE PESTICIDE DAZOMET. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT DAZOMET
WASTEWATER BE DILUTED TO AT LEAST 1:1000 IN MUNICIPAL
WASTEWATER TO MINIMIZE THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS ON THE
NITRIFICATION OF AMMQiUA DURING THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE
TREATMENT PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006272
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 79
TITLE: SMALL SYSTEMS WATER TREATMENT SYMPOSIUM. NOVEMBER 28
-29, 1979 REPORT OF SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS.
DESCRIPTOR: *FAC1LITIES;	*MONITORlNG;	*MANAGEMENT;
*MAI (ITERANCE; ^OPERATIONS (WATER)! ^PLANNING; *REGULATIONS;
*RURAL AREAS; STARDARDS; UTILITIES *WATER QUALITY; #WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 124P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE WATER QUALITY PROBLEMS IN SMALL
WATER SYSTEMS. CONSIDERED ARE ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS TO
IMPROVE INADEQUATE FACILITIES, INADEQUATE OPERATIONS AND
MAINTENANCE, INADEQUATE WATER QUALITY MONITORING, AND
CONTAMINATION VIOLATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, US GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006274
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 80
TITLE: TREATABILITY STUDIES FOR THE INORGANIC CHEMICALS
MANUFACTURING POINT SOURCE CATEGORY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHAFFER, ROBERT B.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CHEMICALS; * INDUSTRIAL
WASTES; * INORGANIC CHEMISTRY; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~REGULATIONS; STANDARDS; TECHNOLOGY; *VASTE DISPOSAL;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 232P.
ABSTRACT: EVALUATED ARE AVAILABLE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES
FOR THE TREATMENT AND CONTROL OF POLLUTANT DISCHARGES FROM
CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES. PROVIDED IS TREATMENT INFORMATION
APPLICABLE TO SELECTED INORGANIC CHEMICAL SUBCATEGORIES,
WHICH INCLUDE: NICKEL SULFATE; HYDROFLOURIC ACID; COPPER
SULFATE; CHLOR-ALKALI; TITANIUM DIOXIDE; CHROME PIGMENTS;
SODIUM DICHROMATE; SODIUM BISULFITE; SODIUM HYDROSULFITE.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENT, US GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006276
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: BUILDING COST MANUAL 1981.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MOSELLE, GARY
DESCRIPTOR: fcBUILDINGS; ^CONSTRUCTION; *COSTS; ESTIMATED
COSTS; *GUIDES; * INDEXES; RESOURCE MATERIALS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 240P. PRICE: »10.00
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS 1981 SQUARE FOOT COSTS
FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND
MILITARY STRUCTURES. INCLUDED IN THE COST ESTIMATES ARE:
BUILDING QUALITY, BUILDING SHAPES, AREA OF BUILDINGS,
ADJUSTMENTS, AND DEPRECIATION.
AVAILABILITY: CRAFTSMAN BOOK COMPANY, 542 STEVENS AVENUE,
P. O. BOX 109, SOLANA BEACH, CA 92075
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006277
PUBLICATION DATE: B1
TITLE: NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR, 1901.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SARVIEL, EDWARD; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR': ^CONSTRUCT I ON; *COSTS; *EQUIPMENT; ESTIMATED
COSTS; *GUIDES; * INDEXES; *LABOR; RESOURCE MATERIALS
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DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2BSP. PRICE: S10.75
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION COSTAIBS LABOR AMD MATERIAL
COSTS FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, AND INDUSTRIAL
CONSTRUCT I OH. INCLUDED IN THE REVIEW OF EACH CONSTRUCTION
ITEM ARE MATERIAL COSTS, LABOR COSTS, SUBCONTRACT COSTS,
MARK-UP, ADJUSTMENTS, COVERAGE, SIZE OR QUANTITY, AND TOTAL
COSTS WHERE APPLICABLE.
AVAILABILITY*. CRAFT8MAH BOOK COMPANY, 542 STEVENS AVENUE,
P. 0. BOX 109, SOLANA BEACH, CA 92075
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW«06278
PUBLICATION DATE: 75
TITLE: ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *EQUIPMENT; ^FACILITIES;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); SSLUDGE; SUSPENDED SOLIDS?
*TROUBLE SHOOTING| ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 73P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE VARIATIONS OF THE ACTIVATED
SLUDGE PR0GESS IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT OPERATIONS. PROCESSES
INCLUDE CONTACT STABILIZATION, EXTENDED AERATION, AND STEP
FEED PROCESS. CONTENTS INCLUDE: (1) PROCESS MECHANICS; <2>
FORMATION OF ACTIVATED SLUDCE; (3) TYPES OF SLUDGE; (4) UNIT
DESCRIPTION; (5) FACTORS AFFECTING OPERATION; (6) PROCESS
MODIFICATIONS; (7) TYPICAL ACTIVATED SLtJDCE DESIGN
PARAMETERS; (8) CALCULATIONS; AND (9) OPERATIONAL TROUBLE
SHOOTING.
AVAILABILITY: COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, STATE WATER CONTROL
BOARD
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6279
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 80
TITLE: REPORT TO CONGRESS-SECTION 74-SEAFOOD PROCESSING
STUDY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; ENVIRONMENT; *ENVIRONMEHTAL
IMPACT; *FOOD INDUSTRY; FOOD PROCESSING; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
~MANAGEMENT; * MARINE BIOLOGY; NUTRIENTS; ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ^OCEANOGRAPHY; *RESOURCE RECOVERY; *SEAFOODS ;
WASTEWATER TREATMENT; SWASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 79P.
ABSTRACT-- ANALYZED AKE THE ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF
MARINE DISPOSAL OF SEAFOOD PROCESSING WASTES. INCLUDED IS
ASSESSMENT OF TCCIOTOLOCIES FOR CONTROL OF SEAFOOD WASTE
DISCHARGES AND IDENTIFICATION OF USES FOR THE NUTRIENTS
CONTAINED IN THE WASTE
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENT, US GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0062B0
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR B1
TITLE: SEALINC SEWERS IN UNSTABLE SOILS.
DESCRIPTOR: *MAINTENANCE; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *PIPES;
*SEWERS; *SEALS; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 4B-49P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE USE OF A SEALINC GEL
TO SEAL SEWER JOINTS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO EXCAVATION AND
REPLACEMENT. THE GEL FORMS A NEW RUBBERY GASKET IN A LEAKING
PIPE JOINT AS WELL AS FORMING A COLLAR AROUND THE OUTSIDE OF
THE PIPE JOINT. CEL WAS FOUND TO BE THE BEST SEALENT AS IT
WAS ELASTIC ENOUGH TO SHIFT WITH PIPES IN UNSTABLE SOIL.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY S COUNTY, V9G N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006281
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: TROUBLESHOOTING PROVIDES KEY TO SEWAGE PLANT DESIGN.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONSTRUCTION;	#DESIGN;	*EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; *MAINTENANCE; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
*PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE; *TROUBLE SHOOTING; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 55-57P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES TIIE DF.SICN OF A SMALL
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT TO MINIMIZE OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
PROBLEMS. TYPES AND LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE PLANT
AS WELL AS RATIONALE FOR EQUIPMENT ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY S COUNTY, V*»6 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV006285
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF WASTEWATER COLLECTION
SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MCMAHON, THOMAS E.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT;	*FACILITIES;	*MAINTENANCE;
MANAGEMENT; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PUBLIC RELATIONS; PUMP
STATIONS; *PREVENTIVE HAINTENANCE; SAFETY; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; * WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 88P. PRICE: »6.0« FOR MEMBERS AND
•12.00 FOR NON-MEMBERS.
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL PRESENTS PROCEDURES, PRACTICES, AND
GUIDANCE TO HELP MAINTAIN WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEMS
EFFICIENTLY. IT IS DESIGNED TO COVER THE BROAD SPECTRUM OF
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COLLECTION SYSTEMS UNDER VARYING OPERATING CONDITIONS.
CHAPTERS INCLUDE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE,- PUMP STATIONS?
MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENTS DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS; GOVERNMENT
AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS; AND SAFETY.
AVAILABILITY: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION, 2626
PENNSYLVANIA AVE., N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20037
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006286
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 80
TITLE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF THE US ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANPOWER FOR WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~EN VIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY; ^EVALUATION;
~FEDERAL ROLE; *MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT; *MANPOWER NEEDS;
~POLLUTION CONTROL; ~TRAINING; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 122P.
ABSTRACT: THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS
EXAMINED THE ROLE OF THE USEPA IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF
MANPOWER SKILLED IN WATER QUALITY CONTROL AND REPORTED THEIR
FINDINGS IN THIS PUBLICATION. THEY CONCLUDED THAT THE
PRESENT USEPA POLICY OF LEAVING MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT
PRIMARILY TO MARKETPLACE FORCES IS INAPPROPRIATE AND FAILS
TO RESPOND TO A CROWING NATIONAL NEED. THE ACADEMY
RECOMMENDED THAT USEPA SHOULD TAKE THE LEADERSHIP ROLE IN
ASSURING AN ADEQUATE AND APPROPRIATELY TRAINED ENVIRONMENTAL
WORKFORCE.
AVAILABILITY: MANPOWER PLANNING AND TRAINING BRANCH,
MUNICIPAL OPERATORS AND TRAINING DIVISION, ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC 20460
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006292
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: STUDIES IN TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PETERSON, RICHARD O.
DESCRIPTOR: ^DEVELOPMENT;	~EDUCATIONAL	RESEARCH;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~PROGRAM DESIGN; ~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT; ~RESEARCH REVIEWS;
~RESEARCH METHODOLOGY * RESEARCH; ~TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 196P.
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION ATTEMPTS TO DISPEL MISLEADING
MYTHS ABOUT TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH BEING
CONDUCTED IN REAL-WORLD ORGANIZATIONS. IT ALSO ENCOURAGES
TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS TO DO MORE SYSTEMATIC
STUDY OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT INVOLVING THE COLLECTION
AND ANALYSIS OF RELEVANT DATA IN RESEARCH SETTINGS. TOPICS
COVERED INCLUDE A VARIETY OF TRAINING SUBJECT MATTER,
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY, AND ORGANIZATIONAL SETTINGS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TRAINING AND
DEVELOPMENT, P.O. BOX 5307, MADISON, WI 53705
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006293
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: A GUIDE FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT INQUIRY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STOREY. WALTER D.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ADMINISTRATIVE PLANNING; ~CAREER PLANNING;
~CAREERS; ~GUIDES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PROGRAM
DESIGN; ~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~TEACHING GUIDES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48P.	PRICE: #3.95 NATIONAL ASTD
MEMBERS, *5.23 NON-MEMBERS, 0.25SHIPPING
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION IS INTENDED TO HELP CLARIFY THE
OBJECTIVES AN ORGANIZATION MAY HAVE IN UNDERTAKING A CAREER
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. CONTENTS INCLUDE: ( 1) FORCES
INFLUENCING INTEREST OR LACK OF INTEREST IN CAREER
DEVELOPMENT; (2) PURPOSES AND ASSUMPTIONS AFFECTING THE
DESIGN AND TRUST OF PROGRAMS; AND (3) IMPLICATIONS OF
SUCCESS OR FAILURE.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TRAINING AND
DEVELOPMENT, P.O. BOX 5307, MAIDSON, WI 53705
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006294
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: DETERMINING THE PAYOFF OF MANAGEMENT TRAINING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PETERSON, RICHARD 0.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONFERENCE	PROCEEDINGS;	~EVALUATION;
~MANAGEMENT; MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS; ~MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT;
ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS; RESEARCH REPORTS; ~TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 384P. PRICE: #11.95 NATIONAL ASTD
MEMBERS, *14.95 NON-MEMBERS, « .85 POSTAGE 8 HANDLING.
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS THE PROCEEDINGS FROM
THE ASTD FIRST ANNUAL INVITATIONAL RESEARCH SEMINAR, HELD AT
POMONA, CALIFORNIA, OCTOBER 31 - NOVEMBER 2, 197B. INCLUDED
ARE 11 PRESENTATIONS ACCOMPANIED BY DISCUSSIONS. TOriCS
COVERED INCLUDE EVALUATING MANAGEMENT TRAININC, POLICY
FORECASTING SIMULATIONS, EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROCRAMS,
ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT IN STATE AGENCIES, AND AWARENESS
TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR MANAGERS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT,
P. O. BOX 5307, MADISON, WI 53705
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006295
PUBLICATION DATE: S0
TITLE: JOB PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND MEASURES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SPRINGER, JUDITH W.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS; EVALUATION; HUMAN
RELATIONS; SJOB SKILLS; JOB TRAINING; *MANAGEMENT; *MANPOWER
TRAINING; ^PERFORMANCE CRITERIA; RESEARCH REPORTS;
STANDARDS; STRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 250P.	PRICE: #7.50 NATIONAL ASTD
MEMBERS, 99.50 NON-MEMBERS, • .60 SHIPPING
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS THE PROCEEDINGS FROM
THE ASTD SECOND ANNUAL INVITATIONAL RESEARCH SEMINAR, HELD
AT SAVANNAH, CEORGIA, IN NOVEMBER, 1979. THIS BOOK CONTAINS
SEVEN DOCUMENTS FROM THE INVITED PRESENTATIONS AND FOUR
INTEGRATING THE INVITED PRESENTATIONS WITH THE RESULTS OF
PARTICIPANT DISCUSSION AT THE CONFERENCE. THIS MATERIAL IS
INTENDED FOR USE BY MANAGERS AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
PROFESSIONALS IN THEIR CONTINUING EFFORT TO ESTABLISH JOB
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS THAT WILL SATISFY INCREASING LEGAL
REQUIREMENTS, AND THAT WILL ALSO BE FAIR AND USEFUL TO BOTH
JOB INCUMBENTS AND THEIR MANAGERS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT,
P. O. BOX S307, MADISON, WI 53705
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006297
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: PRODUCING WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS, AND SHORT COURSES: A
TRAINER'S HANDBOOK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LOUGHARY, JOHN W.; HOPSON, BARRIE
DESCRIPTOR: SCURRICULUM DESIGN; GUIDES; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; * INSTRUCTION; MODELINC; PLANNING; SPROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT; SSEMINARS; STRAINING PROGRAMS; *WORKSHOPS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 202P. PRICE: #12.75 NATIONAL ASTD
MEMBERS, *19.95 NON-MEMBERS, 9 .73 SHIPPING.
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK PROVIDES A BASIC MODEL FOR TRAINING
PROGRAMS THAT ARE ONE HOUR TO FOUR WEEKS IN TIME, AND IT
ILLUSTRATES HOW THE MODEL CAN BE USED IN A VARIETY OF
CONTEXTS. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SHORT-TERM TRAINING AND
TRADITIONAL INSTRUCTION ARE DISCUSSED AS WELL AS THE
FOLLOWING TOPICS: SOLVING PROBLEMS THROUGH TRAINING, SHORT-
TERM TRAINING MODEL, CONTRACT BUILDING, DESIGNING THE
COURSE, DEVELOPMENT STAGE, CONDUCTING THE PROGRAM.
EVALUATION, AND RESOURCES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT,
P. O. BOX 3307. MADISON, WI 53705
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006298
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: GUIDE FOR DESIGNING TRAINING PROGRAMS.
DESCRIPTOR: SCUIDES; ^GUIDELINES; * INSTRUCTION; SPLANNIN
*PROGRAM PLANNING; STRAINING PROGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 6-7P.
ABSTRACT: TEN GENERAL AREAS ARE IDENTIFIED FOR TOE
DEVELOPMENT OF A TRAINING EVENT: ASSESS NEEDS; SET TRAINING
GOAL; ASSESS STAFF RESOURCES AND SKILLS; SELECT TRAINING
STRATEGIES; STATE OBJECTIVES OF PROGRAM; PREDICT TIME
SCHEDULE; ALLOCATE A STAFF MEMBER TO EACH ELEMENT OF THE
PROGRAM; ASSESS LOGISTICAL ELEMENTS; DEFINE PRIMARY CLIENT
CONCERNS; PROVIDE FOR EVALUATION.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006299
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: MANAGING THE STRESS OF ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WARRICK, D. D.
DESCRIPTOR: SADMINISTRATION; HEALTH; *HEALTH NEEDS; *JOB
STRESS; SORGANIZATIONS; SSTRESS MANAGEMENT; SSTRESS;
SSUPERV1SION; SWORK ENVIRONMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 37-4IP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF
RECOCNIZING AND MANAGING THE STRESS PRODUCED BY ORGANIZATION
DEVELOPMENT ( OD) AND ENCOURAGES OD PRACTITIONERS TO
ACKNOWLEDGE STRESS MANAGEMENT AS AN IMPORTANT OD SKILL.
TYPES OF STRESS ARE DEFINED AND STRESS MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES
ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V34 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006301
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: GEOCHEMISTRY OF WATER IN RELATION TO CARDIOVASCULAR
DISEASE.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; SCHEMISTRY; CASE
STUDIES; SCARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE; SDRINKING WATER;
SCEOCHEMISTRY; SHEALTH; sINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *FOST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; SRESEARCH; sSTANDARDS; *WATER QUALITY;
SWATER TREATMENT; SWATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 98P. PRICE: *10.75
ABSTRACT: THIS IS VOLUME 1 OF A THREE VOLUME SERIES
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CONCERNING TRACE AND MAJOR ELEMENT CHEMISTRY OF DRINKING
WATER AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES. TOPICS RANGE FROM THE
EFFECTS OF THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS ON WATER CHEMISTRY TO
THE ROLE OF THE CONSTITUENTS OF DRINKING WATER IN
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. 2191
CONSTITUTION AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 29418
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996392
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: NAWDEX: FOCAL POINT FOR WATER DATE INFORMATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: EDWARDS, MELVIN D.
DESCRIPTOR: DATA ANALYSIS; *DATA COLLECTION; *INDEXES;
~INFORMATION RETRIEVAL; *INFORMATION SYSTEMS; WATER
COLLECTION SYSTEMS; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 77-83P.
ABSTRACT: THE NATIONAL WATER DATA EXCHANGE (NAWDEX) WAS
ESTABLISHED BY THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY IN 1976.
NAWDEX SERVES AS A NATIONAL FOCAL POINT FOR CATALOGING AND
INDEXING WATER DATA THAT ARE AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE
NATION, AND IT PROVIDES THE NECESSARY LINKAGES BETWEEN THE
COLLECTOR AND USER COMMUNITIES. AVAILABLE WATER DATA HAVE
BEEN INDEXED FOR OVER 469 ORGANIZATIONS. ADDITIONALLY,
INFORMATION HAS BEEN GATHERED ON OVER 709 ORGANIZATIONS THAT
ARE COLLECTORS OF WATER DATA OR INVOLVED IN WATER-RELATED
PROGRAMS. AID IN IDENTIFYING AND LOCATINC NEEDED WATER DATA
IS PROVIDED BY A NETWORK OF ASSISTANCE CENTERS LOCATED IN 45
STATES AND PUERTO RICO.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT DIVISION, V197 WR1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996303
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: RESIDENTIAL WATER CONSERVATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FLACK, J. ERNEST
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; ^CONSERVATION; CONSUMER
ATTITUDES; CONSUMER EDUCATION; RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS; *WATER
SUPPLY; *URBAN PLANNING; *WATER CONSERVATION; *WATER DEMAND;
WATER METERS; WATER RATES; WATER REUSE; *WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 85-95P.
ABSTRACT: SEVERE PRESSURES ON MARY URBAN WATER UTILITIES
ARE THE RESULT OF WATER SHORTAGES, HIGH TREATMENT COSTS,
SCARCE SUPPLIES AND RAPID GROWTH. VARIOUS WATER CONSERVATION
TECHNIQUES CAN BE USED TO REDUCE THE DEMAND FOR WATER BY
URBAN CUSTOMERS. THESE INCLUDE RESTRICTIONS ON USE,
INSTALLATION OF WATER-SAVING DEVICES, METERING,
HORTICULTURAL CHANGES, PRESSURE REDUCTION, REUSE, AND PUBLIC
EDUCATION. THE EFFECTS OF METERING, WATER-SAVING DEVICES AND
PRICE INCREASES ON RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND ARE EXPLORED FOR
SOME TYPICAL COMMUNITIES. SECONDARY EFFECTS OF CONSERVATION
ON REVENUE PRODUCTION ARE ALSO DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT DIVISION, V197 N WR1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996394
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: CITIZEN GROUPS AND ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FROEHLICH, DAVID S.
DESCRIPTOR: CITIZEN PARTICIPATION;	*COMMUNICATIONS;
COMMUNITY PLANNING; *COMMUNITY ROLE; *EN VIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT; *ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY; PLANNING; *PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION; PUBLIC SUPPORT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 113-119P.
ABSTRACT: CITIZEN ORGANIZATIONS HELP ENGINEERS TO SET
ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES. PUBLIC OPINION AND RESPONSES TO
IMPORTANT ISSUES CAN BE OBTAINED MORE EFFECTIVELY BY WORKING
THROUGH EXISTING ORGANIZATIONS THAN THROUGH PRESENTLY USED
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION MECHANISMS. THE CITIZEN ORGANIZATION
SHOULD BE TREATED AS A CONSULTANT TO ENSURE THAT THE
INFORMATION GATHERED IS PROPERLY COLLECTED, TIMELY, AND
REFLECTIVE OF A GROUP'S MEMBERSHIP. THE GROUP SHOULD HAVE A
WORK PROGRAM, SPECIFIC TASKS, AND SHOULD BE PAID. THE TASKS
THAT A GROUP IS ASKED TO PERFORM COULD INCLUDE WRITING
ARTICLES, HOLDING MEETINGS, AND ESTABLISHING SUGGESTED
ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT DIVISION, V197 N WR1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996305
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: NEW APPROACHES TO WATER UTILITY PLANNING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ROWE, ALAN K.; SANDER, DANIEL
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; DESICN; LAWS; # MANAGEMENT;
PLANNING; *REGIONAL PLANNING; *UTILITIES; *WATER RESOURCES;
*WATER SUPPLY; ^WASHINGTON
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 139-148P.
ABSTRACT: WASHINGTON STATE HAS TWO RECENT LAWS AIMFD AT
FACILITATING WATER UTILITIES' PREDICTIONS OF FUTURE SERVICE
AND ASSURING THEM THAT THEY WILL BE ABLE TO IMPLEMENT THEIR
PLANS. THE WATER RESOURCES ACT OF 1971 PROVIDES A SYSTEM FOR
SETTING ASIDE SUFFICIENT WATER SUPPLY FOR FUTURE DOMESTIC
NEEDS. WATER IS RESERVED BY REGION RATHER THAN BY SYSTEM,
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THEREBY ALLOWING FOR A COMPREHENSIVE LOOK AT AVAILABLE
RESOURCES AND MANDATING INTERSYSTEM COOPERATION. THE PUBLIC
WATER SYSTEM COORDINATION ACT OF 1977 PROVIDES A STEP-BY-
STEP PROCESS FOR WATER UTILITIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO
COORDINATE UTILITY GROWTH WITH LOCAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES.
KEY CONCEPTS INCLUDE THE IDENTIFICATION OF UTILITY SERVICE
AREAS AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF REGIONAL DESIGN STANDARDS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT DIVISION. V107 N WR1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06306
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: RISK AVOIDANCE OBJECTIVE IN WATER RESOURCES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BAZAR, ATA M. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; EVALUATION; IRRIGATION)
^MANAGEMENT; MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS; PLANNING; SPROJECT
PLANNING; RESERVOIRS; *RISK; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 201-209P.
ABSTRACT: IN THE PAST, RISK HAS BEEN CONSIDERED IMPLICITLY
IN THE PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS. A METHOD IS DEVELOPED THROUGH WHICH RISK INDICIES
AHE EXPLICITLY DEFINED FOR THE OPERATION OF A WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEM THAT PROVIDES WATER MAINLY TO MEET REGIONAL
IRRIGATION AND ENERGY REQUIREMENTS. THE RISK INDICIES
OBTAINED CAN BE INCLUDED IN THE SYSTEM OBJECTIVE FUNCTION TO
BE OPTIMIZED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT DIVISION, V107 N WR1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00630?
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: CONVERSATIONAL WATER QUALITY DATA RETRIEVAL SYSTEM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LARSON, DOUGLAS W.; BINGHAM, THOMAS
DESCRIPTOR: ^COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; COMPUTERS; *DATA BASES;
^DECISION MAKING; * INFORMATION RETRIEVAL; *INFORMATION
SYSTEMS; MANAGEMENT; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 239-243P.
ABSTRACT: A WATER QUALITY DATA MANAGEMENT SYS1EM WHICH
SIMPLIFIES THE RETRIEVAL OF COMPUTER-STORED DATA IS
EXPLAINED. EVERYDAY CONVERSATIONAL LANGUAGE PROVIDES THE
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE DATA RETRIEVER AND THE COMPUTER,
MINIMIZING THE NEED FOR SPECIALIZED TRAINING AND EXPERTISE
IN COMPUTER OPERATIONS. INFORMATION IS HANDLED THROUGH USE
OF THE DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SIR (SCIENTIFIC
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL) AND A FORTRAN PROGRAM THAT INTERFACES
SIR WITH THE USER. BECAUSE ALL OPERATING COMMANDS ARE BUILT
INTO THE SYSTEM, LITTLE OR NO EXPERIENCE WITH COMPUTERS IS
REQUIRED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT DIVISION, V107 N WR1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006308
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: MULTIPORT SLEEVE VALVE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BURGI, PHILLIP H. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *FLOW REGULATORS; FLUID FLOW;
^HYDRAULICS; LABORATORY TESTS; MATHEMATICAL MODELS; PIPES;
fcSLEEVE VALVES; *VALVES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 95-1 IIP.
ABSTRACT: THE HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF
MULTIPORT SLEEVE VALVES IS REVIEWED. THE CONCEPT OF USING
THE MULT I PORT SLEEVE VALVE AS AN ENERGY DISSIPATOR AS WELL
AS A CONTROL VALVE FOR WATER PIPELINES IS EXPLORED. IT IS
EXPECTED THAT HIGH-PRESSURE HEAD FLOWS (150-300M) CAW BE
CONTROLLED WITH THE USE OF THE MULT I PORT SLEEVE VALVE. HEAD
LOSS COEFFICIENTS FOR TWO SLEEVE VALVE DESIGNS ARE PRESENTED
BASED ON LABORATORY TESTS OF 200-MM VALVE. PHYSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL MODELS ARE DESCRIBED WHICH WERE USED TO DEVELOP
A HORIZONTAL MULTIPORT SLEEVE VALVE FOR LONG PIPELINES. THE
MULTIPORT SLEEVE VALVE IS QUITE VERSATILE WITH RESPECT TO
HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL DESIGN.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE HYDRAULICS DIVISION, V107 N
HY1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006312
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: TRACE METALS IN CONTAMINATED WATERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SPOSITO, GARRISON
DESCRIPTOR: *CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; *DESIGN: *MATHEMATICAL
MODELS; *MODELS; #METALS; *SLUDCE; *TRACE METALS;
*WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 396-403P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE MODELS USED TO PREDICT THE BEHAVIOR
OF SOLUBLE METALS IN NATURAL WATERS CONTAMINATED BY
MUNICIPAL SEWAGE AND SLUDGE. THE COMPARISONS OF THE MODELS
TO MIXTURE MODELS ARE EVALUATED FOR TREATED SEWAGE.
AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 8 TECHNOLOGY, V15 N4
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06314
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 78
TITLE: A PROCESS FOR THE EVALUATION OF TRAINING
DESCRIPTOR: *EVALUATION|	INSTRUCTIONAL	MATERIALS,
INSTRUCTIONi *MANAGEMENT; SPROGRAM DEVELOPMENT: *P08T
SECONDARY EDUCATION: *TRAINING) STRAINING GUIDES; STRAINING
TECHNIQUES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 23P.
ABSTRACT: EMPHASIZED IS THE EVALUATION OF TRAINING PROGRAMS
THAT HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AS COMPARED TO THE EVALUATION OF
PROGRAMS AS THEY ARE BEING DEVELOPED. CONTENTS INCLUDE
FOCUSING, PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTING PROCESSES.
AVAILABILITY: US OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, TRAINING
INFORMATION BUREAU, WED, P.O. BOX 14108, WASHINGTON, DC
OAAAA
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6316
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 80
TITLE: PACKAGE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. VOLUME 1 - A
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MORAND, JAMES M.; COBB, CRAIG R.
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; ~COSTS; SFACILITIES; *OPERATIONS
(WATER); ^PACKAGE PLANTS; PERFORMANCE DATA; *RESEARCH
REPORTS; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 43P. PB81-110934
ABSTRACT: THE COST OF BUILDING A CONVENTIONAL WATER
TREATMENT PLANT TO PROVIDE HIGHER QUALITY WATER FOR A SMALL
COMMUNITY MAY BE PROHIBITIVE. PACKAGE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
ARE A POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE TO CONVENTIONAL WATER TREATMENT.
THESE PLANTS ARE SELF-CONTAINED UNITS THAT CAN BE INSTALLED
FOR MINIMUM COST. THIS VOLUME (VOLUME 1) CONTAINS THE
PERFORMANCE DATA FROM THE STUDY WITH MINIMAL COST DATA.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 8288
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6317
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 80
TITLE: EXEC/OP REFERENCE MANUAL.
PER30NAL AUTHOR: ROSSMAN, LEWIS A.
DESCRIPTOR: ^COMPUTER PROGRAMS: DESIGN: ^FACILITIES;
*MANUALS; MODELS: SOPERATIONS (WASTEWATER): PREFERENCE
MATERIALS; SLUDGE DISPOSAL: SLUDGE TREATMENT; SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS; UNIT PROCESSES: *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1S7P. PB81-104176
ABSTRACT: THE ORIGINAL VERSION OF EXEC/OP, A FORTRAN
COMPUTER PROGRAM THAT SYNTHESIZES PRINCIPAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT SYSTEM DESIGNS FROM A SPECIFIED LIST OF UNIT
TREATMENT PROCESSES, HAS BEEN UPDATED. REVISIONS HAVE BEEN
MADE IN SEVERAL OF THE UNIT PROCESS PERI ORMANCE SUB-MODELS
TO PRODUCE RESULTS THAT CONFORM MORE CLOSELY TO ACCEPTED
DESIGN PRACTICES. THIS NEW REFERENCE MANUAL DESCRIBES THE
ELEMENTS OF THE EXEC/OP PROGRAM, GIVES INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW
TO PREPARE INPUT DATA FOR THE PROGRAM, AND ILLUSTRATES ITS
APPLICATION TO A SAMPLE DESIGN PRODLEM. ALSO INCLUDED IS A
LISTING OF THE UPDATED FORTRAN SOURCE CODE AND DEFINITIONS
OF THE PROGRAM'S VARIABLES. A COMPUTER TAPE OF THE FORTRAN
SOURCE CODE IS AVAILABLE THROUGH NTIS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV006320
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 80
TITLE: TREATMENT OF EFFLUENT STREAM (JUR 76-MAY 80)
CITATIONS FROM THE ENERGY DATA BASE.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *EFFLUENTS; HEAVY
METALS; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; POLLUTION; *POLLUTION CONTROL;
*RESEARCH REVIEWS; RECYCLING; SLUDGE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
WATER POLLUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: SOP. PB80-838533
ABSTRACT: THIS RETROSPECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY ABSTRACTS 39
REPORTS ON THE TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL (EXCEPT MINING)
EFFLUENT STREAMS FOR POLLUTION CONTROL, PURIFICATION, AND
WASTE DISPOSAL AS WELL AS FOR REMOVAL, RECLAMATION, AND
RECYCLING OF VARIOUS STREAM COMPONENTS FOR THE PERIOD JUNE
1976 TO MAY 1980.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906322
PUBLICATION DATS: FEB 72
TITLE: A TRAINING COST MODEL
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; SDESIGN; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS: *MANAGEMENT; ^PLANNING; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; STRAINING PRGRAMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: BP.
ABSTRACT: IT IS IMPORTANT TO MAINTAIN A MANAGEMENT TRAINING
PROGRAM WITH LIMITED AVAILABLE FUNDS TO SUPPORT TRAINING.
DESCRIBED IS A SYSTEM TO IMPROVE TRAINING MANAGEMENT AND TO
REDUCE COSTS OF CONDUCTING THE PROGRAM.
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AVAILABILITY: US OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, TRAINING
INFORMATION BUREAU, WED, P.O. BOX 14108, WASHINGTON, DC
20044
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06324
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 80
TITLE: AUTOMATIC ACQUISITION OF WATER QUALITY DATA. 1978-
AUGUST 1980, (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CAVAGNARO, DIANE M. ; HUNDEMANN, AUDREY S.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES) *DATA COLLECTION;
*MONITORING; *MEASUREMENT; PLANNING; *REMOTE SENSING;
~SAMPLING; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 168P. PB80-815772
ABSTRACT: THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY CITES TECHNIQUES USED TO OBTAIN
CONTINUOUS WATER QUALITY DATA, WITH EMPHASIS ON BIOLOGICAL
AND SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES. MONITOR DESIGN AND
PERFORMANCE AND GENERAL SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING
STUDIES ARE INCLUDED. (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS
168 CITATIONS, 30 OF WHICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS
EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW806325
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: WATER AND WASTE WATER ANALYSIS. A COURSE MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES; *INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; LABORATORY TECHNIQUES;
*MANUALS; MONITORING; ^SAMPLING; *WATER TREATMENT;
^WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER ANALYSIS; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 134P. PB81-103756
ABSTRACT: WATER AND WASTEWATER ANALYSES HAVE BECOME
INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT IN WATER QUALITY MONITORING.
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES ADOPTED SHOULD BE PRECISE AND
ACCURATE. THE METHODS SHOULD TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE
LIMITATIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRY SITUATIONS. THE STUDY
DESCRIBES THE ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006331
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 80
TITLE: POLLUTION DETECTION (JUW 70 - JUN 80), (CITATIONS
FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *AIR	POLLUTION;
^BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ^EQUIPMENT; *LABORATORY	PROCEDURES;
*MEASUREMENT; *OIL POLLUTION; ^POLLUTION;	POLLUTANTS;
*RESEARCH REVIEWS; ^SAMPLING; *WATER POLLUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 94P. PB80-857956
ABSTRACT: RESEARCH STUDIES AND ARTICLES CITED IN THIS
BIBLIOGRAPHY DESCRIBE THE METHODS, EQUIPMENT, AND TECHNOLOGY
USED IN THE DETECTION AND MEASUREMENT OF VARIOUS TYPES OF
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS. CONTAINS 94 CITATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006335
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 80
TITLE: ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT INFORMATION ON OVERLAND FLOW
TREATMENT OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HINRICHS, DANIEL J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *LAND TREATMENT; #LAND APPLICATION;
OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *OVERLAND FLOW; ^TECHNICAL
REPORTS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 141P. PLEASE INDICATE THE MCD-66 NUMBER
AND TITLE OF PUBLICATION.
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT PROVIDES A TECHNICAL DISCUSSION OF
RECENT INFORMATION ON DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF THE
OVERLAND-FLOW TREATMENT PROCESS. OVERLAND-FLOW TREATMENT OF
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATERS IS A RAPIDLY DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY
WHICH IS ATTRACTIVE AS A SIMPLE AND LOW COST SOLUTION FOR
SMALLER COMMUNITIES. IT IS THE LAND TREATMENT APPROACH WHICH
IS SUITED TO LOCATIONS WITH IMPERMEABLE SOILS THAT COULD NOT
BE USED FOR OTHER LAND TREATMENT APPROACHES.
AVAILABILITY: GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (8BRC),
CENTRALIZED MAILING LISTS SERVICES, BLDG. 41, DENVER FEDERAL
CENTER, DENVER, CO 80224
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006336
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: PREPARATION	FOR PESTICIDE CERTIFICATION
EXAMINATIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FRISHMAN, AUSTIN M.
DESCRIPTOR: *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; * INDIVIDUALIZED
INSTRUCTION; *PESTICIDES; POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PEST
CONTROL; REGULATIONS; *SAFETY; ^STANDARDS; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 161P. PRICE: *10.00
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ABSTRACT: THIS MUTUAL IS DESIGNED TO PREPARE PEOPLE FOR THE
PESTICIDES CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION AS A TRAINING AID FOR
USE OF THOSE ALREADY CERTIFIED, AND FOR OTHERS INTERESTED IN
PESTICIDES.
AVAILABILITY: ARCO PUBLISHING, INC., 219 PARK AVENUE, NEW
YORK, NY 1«MS
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006340
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 80
TITLE: HEALTH PLANNING RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS:
PRELIMINARY TECHNICAL GUIDELINES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PURDOM, P. W.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: AIR POLLUTION; DISEASES! *ENVIRONMENTAL
FACTORSt ^GUIDELINES! *HEALTH; HEALTH NEEDS; *HAZARDS;
~POLLUTION; WATER POLLUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2MP. HRP-0101801
ABSTRACT: THESE GUIDELINES PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO
HEALTH PLANNING AGENCIES IN ADDRESSING PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED
WITH ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN THEIR HEALTH SYSTEMS PLANNING.
IN THIS STUDY, THE CONCERNS ARE WITH WATER, AIR, AND
POLLUTION; RESIDENTIAL, RECREATIONAL AND HIGHWAY HAZARDS;
AND THE CONTROL OF INSECT AND ANIMAL DISEASE HAZARDOUS TO
THE ENVIRONMENT. IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING AN INTRODUCTION TO
THE WIDE RANGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL THREATS TO HUMAN HEALTH, THE
GUIDELINES IDENTIFY FEDERAL AND STATE AGENCIES AND LOCAL
COMMUNITY GROUPS WITH WHICH PLANNERS CAN COORDINATE THEIR
ACTIVITIES TO REDUCE THESE HAZARDS AS WELL AS TO TAKE
CORRECTIVE ACTION. DIAGRAMS AND TABLES ARE INCLUDED FOR
ASSESSING CURRENT HEALTH STATUS PROBLEMS AND FOR FORECASTING
FUTURE INDICATOR LEVELS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM634S
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: WATER CONSERVATION STRATEGIES.
DESCRIPTOR: CONSERVATION; *DROUGHT) ECONOMICS; EFFICIENCY;
EDUCATION; ^JOURNAL ARTICLES! *MANAGEMENT; POLICY; *URBAN
PROBLEMS; *WATER CONSERVATION; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: IMP.	PRICE:	MEMBERS - S5.2S,
NONMEMBERS - »10.50
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION IS A COMPILATION OF SELECTED
ARTICLES FROM RECENT ISSUES OF THE AWWA JOURNAL ON RESOURCE
CONSERVATION, PARTICULARLY WATER CONSERVATION STRATEGIES.
TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE WATER RATIONING, DEALING WITH
DROUGHT, ECONOMICS OF WATER CONSERVATION, WATER CONSERVATION
EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC, AND INCREASING WATER SYSTEM
EFFICIENCY THROUGH CONTROL OF UNACCOUNTED-FOR WATER.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6666 W.
QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006346
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: HANDBOOK OF VARIABLES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CANTER, LARRY W. ; HILL, LOREN G.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS;
ASSESSMENT; ^ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS; ^ENVIRONMENTAL
INFLUENCES; HANDBOOKS; *MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; ^PLANNING;
TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2«1P.
ABSTRACT: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS HANDBOOK IS TO PROVIDE ( 1)
A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF VARIABLES RELEVANT TO THE
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY OBJECTIVE OF WATER RESOURCES PLANNING;
AND (2) DESCRIPTIONS OF MEASUREMENT, PREDICTION AND
ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE SELECTED VARIABLES WHEN USED
FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF WATER AND RELATED
LAND MANAGEMENT STUDIES. SECTIONS INCLUDE: TERRESTRIAL
VARIABLES; AQUATIC VARIABLES; AIR VARIABLES; AND HUMAN
INTERFACE VARIABLES.
AVAILABILITY: ANN ARBOR SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, INC., C/O
BUTTERWORTH PUBLISHERS, INC., 10 TOWER OFFICE PARK, WOBURN,
MA 01801
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006347
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: WASTEWATER REUSE AND RECYCLING TECHNOLOGY 1980.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GULP, GORDON; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ACRICULTURE;	CONSERVATION;	INDUSTRY;
MUNICIPALITIES; ^RECYCLING; RESEARCH; *REUSE; ^TECHNOLOGICAL
ADVANCEMENTS; *WATER RESOURCES; ^WASTEWATER; WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; WATER QUALITY; * WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 838P. PRICE: *48.00
ABSTRACT: THIS VOLUME EVALUATES THE TECHNOLOGY FOR WATER
REUSE AND RECYCLINC, AS WELL AS DESCRIBING TItE MAGNITUDE OF
THE POTENTIAL FOR REUSING INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER. SECTIONS INCLUDE: WATER NEEDS AND
AVAILABILITY; EXISTING AND PROPOSED WATER REUSE AND
RECYCLING PROJECTS; WATER QUALITY REQUIREMENTS, POTENTIAL
WASTEWATER REUSE AND RECYCLE; LOWER COLORADO REGIONAL
EVALUATION; CALIFORNIA REGIONAL EVALUATION; BENEFICIAL USES
OF RECLAIMED WASTEWATER; WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR
BENEFICIAL USES; MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS
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EVALUATION) SPECIAL TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS) WASTEWATER
TREATMENT SYSTEMS; TREATMENT SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY WITH REUSE
AND APPLICATIONS; AND THRUST OF CURRENT RESEARCH.
AVAILABILITY: NOYES DATA CORPORATION, MILL ROAD AT GRAND
AVENUE, PARK RIDCE, NJ 97636
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV996348
TITLE: PUBLIC PARTICIPATION HANDBOOK-PART III-USERS' GUIDE,
PART IV-DESK REFERENCE.
DESCRIPTOR: ^ADMINISTRATIVE	GUIDES)	*INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS) *MANAGEMENT) *PLANNING; #POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION) SPUBLIC PARTICIPATION) ^PROGRAM DESIGN
ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK WAS DEVELOPED TO HELP AGENCY
PERSONNEL TO ACCURATELY OBTAIN AND PRESENT PUBLIC RESPONSES
TO FACILITATE DECISION MAKINC. INCLUDED ARE GENERAL
PROCEDURES FOR CONTENT ANALYSIS, PROGRAM DESIGN, AND PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION PROCESSES.
AVAILABILITY: USDS-FOREST SERVICE, PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT
GROUP, WASHINGTON OFFICE, P.O. BOX 2417, WASHINGTON, DC
29913
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996349
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLLED R0 PLAN.
DESCRIPTOR: *AUTOM4TED SYSTEMS) *CONTROL SYSTEMS)
SEQUIPMENT; ^MICROPROCESSORS; ^OPERATIONS (WATER)) SOSMOSIS;
*WATER SUPPLY) *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 18P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS THE OPERATION OF THE FIRST OSMOSIS
WATER PURIFICATION PLANT UNDER MICROPROCESSOR CONTROL. THE
SYSTEMS EMPLOYED PROVIDE HIGH EFFICIENCY.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996359
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: RECYCLING URBAN STORMWATER FOR PROFIT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FIELD, RICHARD) FAN, CHI-YUAN
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS) *INDUSTRY) ^OPERATIONS
(WATER)) ^RECYCLING) *STORMWATER; *WATER RESOURCES; * WATER
SUPPLY) *WATER TREATMENT) *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 39-33P.
ABSTRACT: ILLUSTRATED IS THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF USING
URBAN STORMWATER FOR INDUSTRIAL SUBPOTABLE WATER SUPPLY.
POLLUTION CONTROL, DRAINAGE, AND AESTHETICS ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996351
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: INFILTRATION/INFLOW REMOVAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CONKLIN, GERARD F.
DESCRIPTOR: #COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DESIGN; *FACILITIES)
*GROUNDVATER;	* INF ILTRATIOH; AIRFLOW; ^MONITORING;
^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *SEWERS) *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34-37P.
ABSTRACT: ADDRESSED IS THE INEFFECTIVENESS OF THE
INFILTRATION/INFLOW PROGRAM OF REMOVING EJfTRANEOUS WATER
FROM SEWER SYSTEMS. THE NEED FOR EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE
OPERATIONS ARE STRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V12B N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006352
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: AWT: A CHICAGO SUCCESS STORY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PRENDIVILLE, PAUL W. ; MCALOON, TIM
DESCRIPTOR: *AUTOMATED	SYSTEMS; ACTIVATED SLUDGE)
COMPUTERS) *CONTROL SYSTEMS) DESIGN; *EFFLUENT)
^FACILITIES) * INSTRUMENTATION; *MONITORINO; ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *TERTIARY TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
fcWATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 38-49P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE OPERATIONS OF A WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITY WHICH DISCHARGES A HIGH QUALITY EFFLUENT
THAT SURPASSES STRINGENT FEDERAL AND STATE WATER QUALITY
STANDARDS. THE AUTOMATIC AND COMPUTERIZED PROCESSES ARE
DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006353
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: INTENSIVE FLOW METERING—IS IT REALLY COST
EFFECTIVE?
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PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLARK, THOMAS J.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS! *FLOW MEASUREMENT; ~FLOW
JffiTERS; *MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)i *8EWER8
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 43P.
ABSTRACT: METHODS OF SYSTEM ELIMINATION BY INTENSIVE FLOW
METERING ARE EXAMINED AS ECONOMICAL STEPS IN SEWER SYSTEM
EVALUATION STUDIES. DISCUSSED ARE ALTERNATIVE STEPS AFTER
GROSS FLOW MONITORING.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6384
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: WATER SYSTEM CONTROLLED BY LOAD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.
PERSONAL AUTBOR: RODEMANN, V. W.
DESCRIPTOR: *AUTO MATED CONTROLS i *COST EFFECTIVENESS;
~COMPUTERSi ~DESICN; *MANAGEMENT; MAINTENANCE; *MONITORING;
*UTILITIES) ~WATER SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44, 49-80P.
ABSTRACT: THE OPERATIONS OF A LOAD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WHICH
ENCOMPASSES WATER, GAS, AND LIGHT SERVICES UNDER A UNIT OF
CENTRAL CONTROL ARE DESCRIBED. PERFORMANCE DATA AND
OPERATIONAL ADVANTAGES PRIOR AND AFTER IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM ARE COMPARED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6355
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: O'HARE PLANT DESICNED FOR COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BECKMAN, WALLACE J.; GILBERTSEN, FRED O.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DBSIGN; *EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; ~MANAGEMENT; ~MAINTENANCE; #OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ^PLANNING; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: S2-S5P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
DESIGNED TO BE FUNCTIONAL AS WELL AS PLEASING TO THE
ADJACENT RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY. EMPHASIZED ARE THE SPECIAL
FEATURES AND OPERATIONS OF THE STRUCTURES OF THE
SUBTERRANEAN SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906356
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: MODERN MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES: PART II B—CASE
HISTORY OF PRODUCTIVE IMPROVEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: THOMPSON, GARY S.; MCCOY, THOMAS C.
DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION;	*COST	EFFECTIVENESS;
~ENGINEERING; ~MANAGEMENT; *PROJECT CONTROL; ~PLANNING;
PERSONNEL; ~PERFORMANCE MEASURES; ~RECOIIDS; ~RECORD KEEPING;
SEWERS; ~TECHNICAL REPORTS; ~WATER TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 56, 59-60P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM DESICNED FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION SECTION OF THE FIELD OPERATIONS GROUP.
DISCUSSED ARE FOUR PRIMARY ELEMENTS: (l) THE WATER/SEWER
FOREMAN'S DAILY REPORT; (2) THE GENERAL FOREMAN'S WEEKLY
CONSTRUCTION REPORT; (3) THE PROJECT CONTROL SHEET; AND C4)
THE COST SUMMARY FORM.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O63S7
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: FOAM CONTROL IN AERATION TANKS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NELSON, EUGENE D.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AERATION TANKS; ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DESIGN;
~EQUIPMENT; ~FOAM; ~FOAM CONTROL; ~FACILITIES; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER)j *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 63-64P.
ABSTRACT: ATTEMPTS TO DEVELOP A METHOD TO REDUCE FOAM
GENERATED FROM THE OPERATIONS OF A WASTEWATER TREATMENT
FACILITY ARE DISCUSSED. DESCRIBED IS THE USE OF A MOTOR
DRIVEN BRUSH DESIGNED TO REDUCE FOAM THICKNESS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006358
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: WHAT THE PUBLIC THINKS—RECLAIMING AND REUSING
WASTEWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRUVOLD, WILLIAM H. ; COOK, JAMES
DESCRIPTOR: ~ATTITUDES; ~DRINKING WATER; ~OPERATIONS
(WATER); *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PUBLIC HEALTH;
~RECYCLING; ~SURVEYS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER REUSE;
~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER QUALITY
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DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 63-7IP.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A STUDY THAT ASSESSES PUBLIC
ATTITUDES TOWARD THE USE OF RECLAIMED WATER FOR DRINKING.
RESULTS FAVOR ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT FOLLOWED BY A
BENEFICIAL REUSE NOT INVOLVING A HIGH DEGREE OF HUMAN
CONTACT.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V12B H4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006359
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: TREATMENT PROCESSES TO MEET WATER REUSE
REQUIREMENTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GULP, RUSSELL L.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS! ~DRINKING WATERt
~GROUNDWATER; ~OPERATIONS 
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DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 318-324P.
ABSTRACT: START-BP ACT) INITIAL OPERATION EXPERIENCES FOR
THE CORTLAND, NY (19 MGD) WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ARE
DESCRIBED. THIS PLANT PROVIDES SECONDARY TREATMENT OF A
DOMESTIC/INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER UTILIZING THE PHYSICAL-
CHEHICAL TREATMENT PROCESS OF CHEMICAL COAGULATION,
SEDIMENTATION, ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION-FILTRATION, AND
BREAKPOINT CHLORINATION. THE SOLIDS PROCESSING FACILITIES
INCLUDE THICKENING OF PRIMARY RAW AND CHEMICAL SLUDGE, HIGH-
RATE DIGESTION, VACUUM FILTRATION OR OPEN-BED DRYING, AND
LAND DISPOSAL. DATA HAVE BEEN COLLECTED ON POLYMER, ALUM AND
FERRIC CHLORIDE ADDITION FOR COAGULATIONi SLUDGE THICKENING,
DIGESTION, AND POLYMER ADDITION FOR SLUDGE CONDITIONING;
VACUUM FILTRATION AND OPEN-BED DRYINGs CARBON ADSORPTION-
FILTRATION; AND CARBON TRANSFER AND OVERALL PROCESS
PERFORMANCES AND TREATMENT COSTS. OPERATION OF THE TREATMENT
PROCESS TO DATE HAS INDICATED THAT TREATMENT REMOVALS IN
EXCESS OF DESIGN CAN BE ACHIEVED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V33 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006363
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: DESIGN TO OPTIMIZE MULTI-STAGE UNIT PROCESSES FOR
PEAK FLOWS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NOLAND, RICHARD F. ; MATHER, WAYNE A.
DESCRIPTOR: SCASE STUDIES; *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DESIGN;
EQUIPMENT; ^FACILITIES; FLOW MEASUREMENT; ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); SEWERS; #UNIT PROCESSES; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 340-343P.
ABSTRACT: AT A 6 MGD ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT,
THE REQUIREMENTS OF A VERY HIGH DEGREE OF WASTEWATER
TREATMENT DURING AVERAGE AND DRY WEATHER FLOWS, AND THE
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT OF PROVIDING TREATMENT FOR A WIDE
RANGE OF WET WEATHER FLOWS, HAS PROMPTED A DESIGN CONCEPT TO
OPTIMIZE UNIT PROCESSES DURINC BOTH FLOW CONDITIONS. KEY
COMPONENTS OF THE PROCESS FOR CONTROLLING FLOW RATES ARE THE
PRIMARY DISTRIBUTION CENTER, FLOW CONTROL BUILDING, FIRST
STAGE BYPASS CONTROL WEIR, SECOND STAGE BYPASS CONTROL WEIR,
AND THE TERTIARY BYPASS. SYSTEM OPERATION IS DETAILED IN
THIS ARTICLE FOR SEVERAL FLOW RATES.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006364
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE! TYPE A ZEOLITE IN THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS—II:
HEAVY METAL REMOVAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARRONDO, MANUEL J. T.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CASE
STUDIES; *HEAVY METALS; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); RESEARCH;
SLUDGE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *ZEOLITE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 344-35IP.
ABSTRACT: PILOT PLANT STUDIES WERE CONDUCTED OVER A RANGE
OF TYPE A ZEOLITE CONCENTRATIONS EXPECTED IN SETTLED
WASTEWATER AND AT TWO DEGREES OF CALCIUM EXHANGE FOR SODIUM
IN THE ZEOLITE. TWO HYDRAULIC REGIMES ALSO WERE EXAMINED. AN
IDENTICAL PILOT PLANT, OPERATING UNDER CONDITIONS IDENTICAL
TO THOSE OF THE TEST UNIT AND TO WHICH NO ZEOLITE WAS ADDED,
PROVIDED A CONTROL. AT THE HIGH CALCIUM EXCHANGE RATE, NO
EFFECT WAS DETECTED ON HEAVY METAL REMOVAL. AT THE LOW
CALCIUM EXCHANGE, THE REMOVALS OF CADMIUM, CHROMIUM, NICKEL,
AND LEAD WERE UNAFFECTED. THERE ALSO SEEMED TO BE A SLIGHT
DETERIORATION IN ZINC REMOVAL AND AN EQUALLY SMALL
IMPROVEMENT IN COPPER REMOVAL, BUT THE EVIDENCE FOR BOTH WAS
INCONCLUSIVE. ALTHOUGH NOT STUDIED SO INTENSIVELY, THE
REMOVAL OF IRON SEEMED TO BE UNAFFECTED BY ZEOLITE.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N3
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006365
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: SOLUBILIZATION OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC CARBON DURING
THE ACID PHASE OF ANAEROBIC DIGESTION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: EASTMAN, JOHN A. ; FERGUSON, JOHN F.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANAEROBIC DIGESTION; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES;
*CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND; MATHEMATICAL MODELS; ^ORGANIC
CARBON; *RESEARCH; #WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 352-366P.
ABSTRACT: ACID PHASE SOLUBILIZATION OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC
CARBON WAS INVESTIGATED IN LABORATORY-SCALE ANAEROBIC
DIGESTERS WHEN METHANE PRODUCTION WAS SUPPRESSED BY
OPERATIONAL CONTROL. THE SOLUBLE CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND
OBTAINED FROM DOMESTIC PRIMARY SLUDGE CONSISTED ALMOST
EXCLUSIVELY OF VOLATILE FATTY ACIDS, THE DISTRIBUTION OF
WHICH WAS AFFECTED BY OPERATION CONDITIONS. VERY LOW
CONCENTRATIONS OF HYDROLYSIS INTERMEDIATES WERE FOUND UNDER
ALL CONDITIONS, DEMONSTRATING THAT THE RATE-LIMITING STEP IN
THE ACID PHASE IS THE HYDROLYSIS OF PARTICULATES, NOT
FERMENTATION OF SOLUBLE INTERMEDIATES. A MATHEMATICAL MODEL
OF THE ACID PHASE SHOWING GOOD AGREEMENT WITH EXPERIMENTAL
DATA WAS DEVELOPED. BIOMASS WAS ESTIMATED USING ADENOSINE
TRIPHOSPHATE. CARBOHYDRATES, MOSTLY CELLULOSE, WERE MORE
EXTENSIVELY DEGRADED THAN NITROGENOUS MATERIALS. LIPIDS ARE
NOT DEGRADED IN THE ACID PHASE. OVERALL, THE ACID PHASE IS
CAPABLE OF SOLUBILIZING UP TO 5055 OF THE NONLIPID CHEMICAL
OXYGEN DEMAND IN DOMESTIC PRIMARY SLUDGE.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N3
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6366
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: THE MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES: A SURVEY OF
STATE LAWS 1976-1980.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SIMCOE. BARBARA THERESA
DESCRIPTOR: ~DISPOSAL SITES! ~ENVIRONMENT; FEDERAL
PROGRAMS; *FUNDJUG; *HAZARDOUS WASTES; *HEALTH;
•LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT; *REGULATIONS; *STATE LAWS;
~TOXICITY; ~WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 160-169P.
ABSTRACT: STRESSED IS THE URGENCY TO IMPLEMENT
COMPREHENSIVE HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES TO
FORESTALL ANY FURTHER NEGLIGENT DEGRADATION OF THE
ENVIRONMENT. DISCUSSED ARE THE SURFACING ILL-EFFECTS
PRODUCED AS A RESULT OF PAST IMPROPER WASTE DISPOSAL
PRACTICES.
AVAILABILITY: THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONAL, V2 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006367
PUBLICATION DATE: BO
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION:	SOME ISSUES AND
REFLECTIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PARK, CHRIS C.
DESCRIPTOR: *CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; CRITICAL THINKING;
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES; *ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION; ~EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAMS; ~EDUCATIONAL NEEDS; ORGANIZATIONS; ~PLANNING;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 184-190P.
ABSTRACT: THE MOST SUITABLE TYPES OF ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION AND THE TARGET GROUPS FOR WHOM IT IS PLANNED ARE
DISCUSSED. THE RANGE OF DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND THE APPARENT EFFECTIVENESS OF
EXISTING SYSTEMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ARE CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONAL, V2 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW»0«368
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: PRIORITY POLLUTANTS PART 2: ANALYTICAL TESTING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRANTNER, KARL A.; POJASEK, ROBERT B.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ASBESTOS; CYANIDES;
~EFFLUENTS; LABORATORY PROCEDURES; METALS; MONITORING;
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; PESTICIDES; POLLUTION; EQUALITY
ASSURANCE; *TOXICITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30-32P.
ABSTRACT: THE SECOND PART OF A TWO-PART SERIES DESCRIBES
THE PROCEDURES USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF POLLUTANTS IN
WASTEWATER DISCHARGES AFTER A VALID SAMPLE HAS BEEN PROPERLY
COLLECTED.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006369
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: CHAIN AND SCRAPER SLUDGE COLLECTOR MAINTENANCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUMCKE, MICHAEL W.
DESCRIPTOR: #E
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6371
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: WATERMAIN LEAKS — A PROFIT CENTER?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FOSTER, WILLIAM S.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; COSTS; *LEAK DETECTION;
*MAINTENANCE; ^OPERATIONS (WATER); *PIPES; *WATER SUPPLY;
SWATER HAIRS; * WATER PIPES; *WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36P.
ABSTRACT: LEAK DETECTION AND REPAIR OF WATER MAINS IS
DISCUSSED AS A MONEY SAVING PRACTICE. COST EFFECTIVENESS OF
LEAK DETECTION AND BENEFITS TO CUSTOMERS IS PRESENTED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY, V96 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6372
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: FERRET OUT SEWER STOPPAGES.
DESCRIPTOR: *CLEANING; *JET PUMPS; *MAINTENANCE; *PIPES;
*SEWERS; *WASTE DISPOSAL; ^WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 63P.
ABSTRACT: THIS JOURNAL ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE USE OF THE
¦JET-ACTION FERRET* FOR CLEANINC OF SEWER PIPES. THE FERRET
ATTACHES TO A JETTER HOSE, AND ITS TWO KEY FEATURES ARE THAT
ITS CUTTERS RIDE ABOUT A QUARTER OF AN INCH FROM THE INSIDE
WALL OF THE PIPE, AND ITS JETS OPERATE AT 2000 PSI.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY, V96 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6373
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: 'FOAMING CLEANSER' CLEARS SEWER ROOTS / DIRTY PIPES
ARE 'ENERGY EATERS'.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOLLY, DONALD G.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CLEANING; *CHEMICAL CLEANING; *MAINTENANCE;
~PIPES; *SEWERS; WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 66-68P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS THE USE OF A FOAMING CLEANSER
CONSISTING OF METHAM AND DICHLOBENIL ALONG WITH GREASE
EMULSIFIERS AND A FOAMING AGENT FOR CLEARING THE SANITARY
SEWER SYSTEM IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA. THE FOAM WAS
FOUND TO BE EXTREMELY EFFECTIVE IN CLEARING TREE ROOTS, AND
COST ABOUT 90.33 PER FOOT TO TREAT A SEWER LINE EIGHT INCHES
IN DIAMETER.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY, V96 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006375
PUBLICATION DATC: APR 81
TITLE: ENERGY CONSERVATION OPPORTUNITIES IN MUNICIPAL WATER
AND WASTEWATER SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LYSTRA, DONALD W.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *ENERGY
CONSERVATION;	FACILITIES;	*MANAGEMENT; ^MICHIGAN;
MUNICIPALITIES; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *UTILITIES;
*WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 170-177P.
ABSTRACT: MUNICIPAL WATER AND WASTEWATER SYSTEMS HAVE BEEN
SHOWN TO BE THE LARGEST ENERGY CONSUMERS IN LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS. BY STUDYING UNIT PROCESSES AT FOUR UTILITIES IN
THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, THE AUTHORS WERE ABLE TO PINPOINT
SEVERAL AREAS IN WHICH SIZABLE ENERGY SAVINGS COULD BE
REALIZED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006376
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES OF WATER SUPPLIERS ARISING
FROM GROUNDWATER POLLUTION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SELIG, EDWARD I.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACCIDENT	PREVENTION;	CONTAMINATION;
^GROUNDWATER; LAWS; LEGAL PROBLEMS; *LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES;
POLLUTION CONTROL; *PUBLIC HEALTH; RECOMMENDATIONS; WATER
SUPPLIES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 186-187P.
ABSTRACT: TO STEER CLEAR OF TROUBLE FROM CONTAMINATION,
WATER SUPPLIERS SHOULD TEST FOR PRIORITY TOXIC POLLUTANTS
AND LEARN BOTH THE WASTE DISPOSAL PRACTICES AND GROUNDWATER
FLOW SYSTEMS OF THEIR WATERSHEDS, IK ORDER TO FORMULATE AND
PURSUE PREVENTATIVE STRATEGIES BEFORE TROUBLE OCCURS. SUCII
STRATEGIES MAY INCLUDE REDUCTION OF PUMPING RATES, DEMANDS
FOR LAND-USE CONTROLS IN CRITICAL RECHARGE ZONES, AND
LAWSUITS FOR DAMAGES AND INJUNCTIONS AGAINST UPSTREAM
SOURCES OF CONTAMINATION.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N4
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006377
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: CONDUCT AND USES OF JAR TESTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUDSON, HERBERT E. , JR. ; WAGNER, E. C.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; COAGULATION) COST
EFFECTIVENESS; *DATA COLLECTION; FILTRATION; *JAR TESTS;
*LABORATORY EQUIPMENT; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *OPERATIONS (WATER); PRETREATMENT; RESEARCH
REPORTS; *WATER TREATMENT; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 218-223P.
ABSTRACT: IF PROCEDURES THAT SIMULATE TREATMENT PLANT
CONDITIONS ARE FOLLOWED, JAR TESTING CAN PRODUCE IMPORTANT
INFORMATION QUICKLY AND ECONOMICALLY, AND THE DATA ARE
DIRECTLY APPLICABLE TO PLANT DESICN, MODIFICATION, AND
OPERATION. THE PROCEDURE OFFERS GREATER FLEXIBILITY AND
ECONOMY THAN THE TRADITIONAL PILOT PLANT TEST FOR
PRETREATMENT. IT HAS SHOWN EXCELLENT SCALE-UP CORRELATIONS
WITH PLANT OPERATING RECORDS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, V73 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6378
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 80
TITLE: GUIDE FOR THE PREVENTION, CONTROL, AND CLEANUP OF
PESTICIDE FIRES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WELLS, RICHARD D.
DESCRIPTOR: ^ACCIDENT PREVENTION; *FIRES; *FIRST AID; *FIRE
PREVENTION; *GUIDES; HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; ^PESTICIDES;
*FIRES; PLANNING; SAFETY; *TECHNICAL REPORTS; #TOXIC
SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: UP.
ABSTRACT: GUIDANCE IS PROVIDED FOR PREPLANNING, FIGHTING,
AND CLEANING UP OF PESTICIDE FIRES TO AID IN THE REDUCTION
OR PREVENTION OF PERSONAL HARM OR ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE
CAUSED BY A PESTICIDE FIRE EMERGENCY. ALSO INCLUDED ARE
BURNING CHARACTERISTICS OF PESTICIDES AND FIRST-AID
PROCEDURES IN THE EVENT OF EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906379
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 8«
TITLE! ENVIRONMENTAL AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TECHNICIAN
CURRICULUM PLANNING CUIDE.
DESCRIPTOR: *CURRICULUM GUIDES; ^CURRICULUM PLANNING;
*CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; *ENVIRONMENT; *JOB SKILLS; *POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *SKILL DEVELOPMENT; *TEACHING GUIDES;
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 265P.
ABSTRACT: THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
TECHNICIAN (ECAT) CURRICULUM PLANNING GUIDE IS ONE OF THREE
SUCH GUIDES DEVELOPED AS PART OF PROJECT RP 1266-6 ,
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH IN SOLID FUEL TECHNOLOGY. THE FIRST
PHASE OF THE PROJECT INCLUDED A NEEDS ASSESSMENT SURVEY TO
DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF ENTRY-LEVEL EMPLOYEES REQUIRED AS
ENVIRONMENTAL AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TECHNICIANS. THE NEED
FOR 2900 TECHNICIANS OVER THE NEXT DECADE WARRANTS THE
DEVELOPMENT OF A SPECIAL ECAT CURRICULUM. A DETAILED TASK
INVENTORY OF THE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE USED BY ECAT'S IN THE
SAFE AND EFFICIENT PERFORMANCE OF THEIR JOBS HAS BEEN
COMPLETED. THE TASK INVENTORY FORMS THE BASIS OF A TWO YEAR
CURRICULUM PRESENTED IN THIS DOCUMENT. COURSE AND MODULE
OUTLINES ARE INCLUDED WHICH HAVE BEEN FORMULATED TO PROVIDE
STUDENTS WITH ENTRY-LEVEL SKILLS AND THE BACKGROUND
NECESSARY FOR FURTHER ADVANCEMENT.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006381
PUBLICATION DATE: 76
TITLE: PUMP HANDBOOK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KARASSIK, IGOR J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *APPLICATION; CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS; *DESIGN;
DISPLACEMENT PUMPS; ^HANDBOOK; JET PUMPS; *MAINTENANCE;
PIPES; *PUMPS; *REFERENCE MATERIALS; TESTING; VALUES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1058P. PRICE: S36.00
ABSTRACT: THIS DETAILED REFERENCE TEXT EXAMINES THE DESIGN,
APPLICATION. SPECIFICATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF A
GREAT VARIETY OF PUMPS. CHAPTERS INCLUDE: CLASSIFICATION OF
PUMPS; CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS; DISPLACEMENT PUMPS; JET PUMPS;
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION; PUMP DRIVERS; PUMP CONTROLS AND
VALVES; SUPERVISORY AND MONITORINC INSTRUMENTATION; PUMP
SYSTEMS; PUMP SERVICES; INTAKFS AND SUCTION PIPING;
SELECTING AND PURCHASING PUMPS; INSTALLATION; OPERATION, AND
MAINTENANCE; AND PUMP TESTING.
AVAILABILITY: MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, P. O. BOX 400,
HIGHTSTOWN, NJ 08520
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906382
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 89
TITLE: AN APPROACH TO WATER RESOURCES EVALUATION OF NON-
POINT SILVICULTURAL SOURCES (A PROCEDURAL HANDBOOK).
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DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS;
EVALUATION; ~FORESTRY; GUIDELINES; *HANDBOOKS; ~MANAGEMENT
ACTIVITIES; ~NON POINT SOURCES; POLLUTION CONTROL;
~SILVICULTURE; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: B47P. PB81-119828
ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK PROVIDES AN ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY
THAT CAN BE USED TO DESCRIBE AND EVALUATE CHANGES TO THE
WATER RESOURCES RESULTING FROM NON-POINT SILVICULTURAL
ACTIVITIES. IT COVERS ONLY THE POLLUTANT GENERATION AND
TRANSPORT PROCESSES AND- DOES NOT CONSIDER THE ECONOMIC,
SOCIAL, AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF POLLUTION CONTROL. THIS
HANDBOOK ALSO PROVIDES QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES FOR
ESTIMATING POTENTIAL CHANGES IN STREAMFLOW, SURFACE EROSION,
SOIL MASS MOVEMENT, TOTAL POTENTIAL SEDIMENT DISCHARGE, AND
TEMPERATURE. QUALITATIVE DISCUSSIONS OF THE IMPACTS OF
SILVICULTURAL ACTIVITIES ON DISSOLVED OXYGEN, ORGANIC
MATTER, NUTRIENTS, AND INTRODUCED CHEMICALS ABE INCLUDED. A
CONTROL SECTION PROVIDES A LIST OF CONTROL PRACTICES THAT
HAVE BEEN USED EFFECTIVELY AND A METHODOLOGY FOR SELECTING
MIXTURES OF THESE CONTROLS FOR THE PREVENTION AND MITIGATION
OF WATER RESOURCE IMPACTS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5283
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006383
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 86
TITLE: CONSTRUCTION COSTS FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANTS: 1973-1978.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONSTRUCTION; *C0ST8; ~CONSTRUCTION COSTS;
~FACILITIES* *TECHNICAL REPORTS; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL;
*WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 129P. PB81-118697
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT PRESENTS THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH
THE CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLICLY OWNED WASTEWATER TREATMENT
FACILITIES. THESE COSTS ARE ALL DERIVED FROM THE ACTUAL
WINNING BID DOCUMENTS FOR TREATMENT PLANTS ELIGIBLE TO
RECEIVE MONIES FROM THE CONSTRUCTION GRANTS PROGRAM OF THE
EPA. ONLY PLANTS FUNDED UNDER THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL ACT AND ITS AMENDED VERSION ARE A PART OF THE DATA
BASE.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006385
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: STUDENT HANDBOOK FOR WATER DISTRIBUTION OPERATORS -
GRADE D.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FRIEDMAN, A. A.; JENNETTE, J. CHARLES
DESCRIPTOR: DISINFECTION;	*EQUIPMENT;	EMERGENCIES;
~FACILITIES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; * MAINTENANCE;
~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~PLANNING; SAFETY; ~STANDARDS; *TROUBLE SHOOTING; *WATER
MAINS; ~WATER DISTRIBUTION; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATEP
QUALITY; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 83P.
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE IS TO FAMILIARIZE THE POTIENTIAL
WATER FACILITY OPERATOR WITH BOTH WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
REQUIREMENTS AND OPERATOR CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS.
SUBJECTS INCLUDED ARE; (1) SUSPENSION SOLUTION; (2) DISEASE;
(3) WATER SYSTEMS DEFECTS; (4) DISINFECTION OF WATER MAINS;
(5) DAILY WATER USE GRAPH; (6) SAMPLE MAINTENANCE LOG CARD;
AND (7) COMMON EMERGENCIES.
AVAILABILITY: CIVIL ENGINEERING, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY,
SYRACUSE, NY 13210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006386
TITLE: ACTIVATED SLUDGE TECHNOLOGY.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *ACTIVATED SLUDCE;
~EQUIPMENT; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MAINTENANCE;
~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~SAFETY; SLUDGE; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
ABSTRACT: REVIEWED ARE PROCEDURES REQUIRED TO OPERATE AND
MAINTAIN A WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY. EMPHASIZED IS
ACTIVATED SLUDGE TECHNOLOGY. CONTENTS INCLUDE: (1)
TERMINOLOGY; (2> CALCULATION FORMULAS; (3) PROCESS CONTROL
STRATEGIES; <4> MICROORGANISMS; (5) STANDARD OPERATING
PROCEDURES; AND (6) SAFETY PROGRAMS.
AVAILABILITY: NYSDEC, BUREAU OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT,
50 WOLF ROAD, ALBANY, NY 12233 TELEPHONE (518) 457-6610
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006388
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: PESTICIDES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHERMA, JOSEPH; ZWEIG, GUNTER
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
~LABORATORY PROCEDURES; ~LITERATURE REVIEWS; ~MONITORING;
~PESTICIDES; ~PUBLIC HEALTH; RESEARCH; ~SAMPLING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 77R-88RP.
ABSTRACT: REVIEWED IS LITERATURE ON PESTICIDE ANALYSIS FOR
THE PERIOD OF SEPTEMBER 1978 TO SEPTEMBER 1980. INCLUDED ARE
HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY, GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY,
MASS SPECTROMETRY INTERFACE ANALYSIS, AND AUTOMATED
ANALYSIS.
AVAILABILITY: ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, V53 N5
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006389
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: WATER ANALYSIS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FISHMAN, M. J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY; *CHEMISTRY;	*ANALYTICAL
TECHNIQUES; ~BIBL1OGRAPHIES; ~LITERATURE REVIEWS;
~LABORATORY PROCEDURES; METALS; *ORGANIC	COMPOUNDS;
POLLUTION; *PUBLIC HEALTH; ~SAMPLING; STANDARDS; *WATER
QUALITY) *WATER ANALYSIS; *WATER CHARACTERISTICS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 182R-214RP.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A LITERATURE REVIEW OF ANALYTICAL
CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO WATER ANALYSIS WHICH COVERS THE PERIOD
FROM OCTOBER, 1978 THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1980. TOPICS INCLUDE
ANALYSIS OF THE PHYSICAL, INORGANIC, AND ORGANIC
CONSTITUENTS OF WATER POLLUTION.
AVAILABILITY: ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY; V53 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006390
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 89
TITLE: CONTROLLING HAZARDOUS WASTES RESEARCH SUMMARY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHAEFER, MARK
DESCRIPTOR: EMERGENCY PROGRAMS; *HAZARDOUS WASTES)
IDENTIFICATION; *MANAGEMENT; MONITORING; ~POLLUTANTS;
*RESEARCH REPORTS; TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS; *TOXIC
SUBSTANCES) *WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24P. PB8«-194202
ABSTRACT: THIS BROCHURE CONTAINS A CONCISE DESCRIPTION OF
USEPA'S HAZARDOUS WASTES RESEARCH PROGRAM. THE 3-PART
DISCUSSION FOCUSES ON HAZARDOUS WASTES IDENTIFICATION,
EMERGENCY RESPONSE, AND LONG-TERM CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD. SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB96391
PUBLICATION DATE: 89
TITLE: PLASTIC-PACKED TRICKLING FILTERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SARNER, ERIK
DESCRIPTOR: DOMESTIC WASTES; * EQUIPMENT) EVALUATION)
^FACILITIES) *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS) ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER)) ~RESEARCH; TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS;
~TEJCTDOOKK; ~TRICKLING FILTERS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 226P. PRICE: S12.50
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK OFFERS THE LATEST RESEARCH ON THE
PURIFICATION PROCESS IN HIGH-RATE PLASTIC-PACKED TRICKLING
FILTERS TREATING DOMESTIC SEWACE. ACTUAL RESULTS OF A STUDY
MADE AT A SEWAGE PLANT ARE INCLUDED. CONTENTS INCLUDE:
SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE; EQUIPMENT AND EXPERIMENTAL
PROCEDURES; RAW SEWAGE QUALITY; EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS -
TRICKLING FILTERS; EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS - CHEMICAL POST-
PRECIPITATION; TOTAL EFFICIENCY OF THE SYSTEM; PRETREATMENT
- TRICKLING FILTER - CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION; AND THE ECONOMY
OF PLASTIC-PACKED TRICKLING FILTERS VERSUS ACTIVATED SLUDGE
TREATING DOMESTIC SEWACE.
AVAILABILITY: ANN ARDOR SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, INC., THE
BUTTERWORTH GROUP, 10 TOWER OFFICE PARK, WOBURN, MA 01801
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6392
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: CHEMICAL AND NON-CHEMICAL DISINFECTION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHEREMISINOFF, N. P.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *CHEMICAL	TREATMENT;	CHLORINATION;
~DISINFECTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *NON-CHEMICAL
DISINFECTION;	OZONE;	~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS;
~TEXTBOOKS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER QUALITY; ~WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 172P. PRICE: S29.50
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXT IS A GUIDE TO WATER AND WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FOR CHEMISTS AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERS, ENVIRONMENTAL
AND POLLUTION CONTROL ENGINEERS, AND ALL TYPES OF WATER-
TREATMENT PERSONNEL. IT OFFERS AN IN-DEPTH BACKGROUND TO
CHEMICAL DISINFECTION AND DESCRIBES THE ACCEPTED BASES FOR
THIS COMMONLY ACCEPTED FORM OF DISINFECTION. THE EMPHASIS OF
THIS BOOK IS ON NON-CHEMICAL DISINFECTION. SECTIONS INCLUDE:
BIOLOGY OF AQUATIC SYSTEMS; DISINFECTION BY CHLORINATION;
DISINFECTION WITH INTERHALOGENS AND HALOGEN MIXTURES;
WASTEWATER DISINFECTION USING OZONE; ELECTROMAGNETIC
RADIATION TECHNIQUES; ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION; DISINFECTION
WITH SOUND; ULTRAFILTRATION; REVERSE OSMOSIS AND FREEZE
CONCENTRATION; AND THERMAL DISINFECTION.
AVAILABILITY: ANN ARBOR SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, INC., THE
BUTTERWORTH GROUP, 10 TOWER OFFICE PARK, WOBURN, MA 01801
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006393
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: SLUDGE AND ITS ULTIMATE DISPOSAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BORCHARDT, JACK A.
DESCRIPTOR: ECONOMIC FACTORS; ~INDUSTRIAL WASTES; LAND
APPLICATION; *MANAGEMENT; MONITORING; POLLUTION CONTROL;
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REGULATIONS; SLUDGE; *SLUDGE DISPOSAL; ~TEXTBOOKS;
TOXICOLOGY! ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE BOTE: 286P. PRICE: S37.50
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK ASSESSES REASONABLE AND ECONOMIC
SOLUTIONS FOR THE DISPOSAL OF THE FINAL CONCENTRATED
POLLUTANTS FOUND IN WATER AND WASTEWATER AS A RESULT OF
THEIR GENERATION IN INDUSTRY. ALSO PRESENTED ARE THE
CHEMICAL ASPECTS, TOXICOLOGICAL PROBLEMS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE
DIFFICULTIES INVOLVED IN SLUDGE DISPOSAL. SECTIONS INCLUDE:
SLUDGE MANAGEMENT — TECHNICAL ASPECTS; SLUDGE
CHARACTERISTICS, COMPOSITION, AND ANALYSIS; LAND DISPOSAL;
MONITORING THE ENVIRONMENT; AND FEDERAL REGULATORY
CONSIDERATIONS IN SLUDGE DISPOSAL.
AVAILABILITY: ANN ARBOR SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, INC., THE
BUTTERWORTH GROUP, 19 TOWER OFFICE PARK, WBURN, MA 91801
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6394
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 79
TITLE: ESTIMATING WATER TREATMENT COSTS, VOLUME 4 -
COMPUTER USER'S MANUAL FOR RETRIEVING AND UPDATING COST
DATA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LI HECK, THOMAS S. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION; *COSTS; ^CONTAMINANTS; ^COMPUTER
PROGRAMS; ~DRINKING WATER; 4c ECONOMIC FACTORS; ENERGY;
MAINTENANCE; ^OPERATIONS (WATER); *REPORTS; ~SAFE DRINKING
WATER ACT; *UNIT PROCESSES; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 88P. EPA 600/2-79-162D
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT DISCUSSES UNIT PROCESSES AND
COMBINATIONS OF UNIT PROCESSES THAT ARE CAPABLE OF REMOVING
CONTAMINANTS INCLUDED IN THE NATIONAL INTERIM PRIMARY
DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS. CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE COST CURVES ARE PRESENTED FOR 99 UNIT PROCESSES
THAT ARE CONSIDERED TO BE ESPECIALLY APPLICABLE TO
CONTAMINANT REMOVAL. THE REPORT IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR
VOLUMES. VOLUME 1 IS A SUMMARY VOLUME. VOLUME 2 PRESENTS
COST CURVES APPLICABLE TO LARGE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS WITH
TREATMENT CAPACITIES BETWEEN 1 AND 200 MGD. AS WELL AS
INFORMATION ON VIRUS AND ASBESTOS REMOVAL. VOLUME 3 INCLUDES
COST CURVES APPLICABLE TO FLOWS OF 2309 CPD TO 1 MGD. VOLUME
4 IS A COMPUTER PROGRAM USER'S MANUAL FOR THE CURVES
INCLUDED IN THE REPORT.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006395
TITLE: FINAL TASK II REPORT - DEVELOP A RESIDENTIAL WATER
CONSERVATION HANDBOOK AND INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PLAN.
DESCRIPTOR: ANNOTATED	BIBLIOGRAPHIES;	^CONSERVATION
EDUCATION; ~CONSUMER EDUCATION; EVALUATION; #INFORMATION
DISSEMINATION;	~LITERATURE REVIEWS; PERFORMANCE
SPECIFICATIONS; ^RESEARCH REPORTS; ~WATER SUPPLY; *WATER
CONSERVATION
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION IS A REPORT ON A LITERATUI...
REVIEW/DATA COLLECTION EFFORT PREREQUISITE TO THfc.
DEVELOPMENT OF A CONSUMER HANDBOOK ON WATER CONSERVATION
AIMED AT HOMEOWNERS AND TENANTS. DATA COLLECTED INCLUDE
WATER CONSERVATION TIPS, PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND
REQUIREMENTS FOR WATER CONSERVATION DEVICES AND APPLIANCES,
CURRENT COST INFORMATION ON TIPS, DEVICES AND APPLIANCES,
POTENTIAL COST SAVINGS, PLUMBING REPAIRS AND MODIFICATIONS,
REGIONAL WATER USE DATA, AND PUBLIC INFORMATION/EDUCATION
CAMPAIGNS FOR WATER CONSERVATION. THIS REPORT ALSO CONTAINS
AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY, MANUFACTURERS/DISTRIBUTORS OF
WATER CONSERVATION PRODUCTS, AND EVALUATION OF PRODUCTS.
AVAILABILITY: PABON, SIMS, SMITH AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 1435
G. STREET N.W., SUITE *603, WASHINGTON, DC 20005
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006396
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS MEMORANDA FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981.
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS CONSTRUCTION GRANTS
PROGRAM.
DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION GRANTS PROGRAM; *COSTS;
~FACILITIES; ~FEDERAL PROGRAMS; ~GRANTS; MUNICIPAL WASTES;
*MANUALS; ^PROGRAM MEMORANDA; ^PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS;
POLLUTION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 225P.
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOKLET CONTAINS ALL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
MEMORANDA (PRMS) TO WHICH ALL EDA AND HUD ASSISTED PROJECTS
MIST CONFORM. THESE REQUIREMENTS ARE EFFECTIVE IN FISCAL
YEAR 1981 BEGINNING WITH JANUARY 1981. INCLUDED ARE PRMS 81-
1 AND 81-2 WHICH WERE APPROVED AFTER THE LAST SET OF PRMS
WERE PUBLISHED (MCD 02.10). REMOVED FROM THIS COMPILATION
ARE THOSE PRMS WHICH WERE SUPERCEDED BY LATER REGULATIONS OR
PRMS OR OTHERWISE OUTDATED.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20460
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006397
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION CAREERS GUIDEBOOK.
DESCRIPTOR: AIR POLLUTION CONTROL; *CAREER OPPORTUNITIES!
~CAREER	EXPLORATION;	*EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES;
~ENVIRONMENT; JOB SKILLS; NATURAL RESOURCES; NOISE;
~OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION: *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
POLLUTION; RADIATION; SOLID WASTES; TOXIC SUBSTANCES; WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL; WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
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DESCRIPTIVE HOTE: 205P.
ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK DESCRIBES CURRENT PROBLEMS IN
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, PREDICTS TRENDS FOR THE FUTURE,
AND CIVES A LARGE LISTING OF CAREER DESCRIPTIONS PERTAINING
TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. EACH CAREER DESCRIPTION IS
LISTED UNDER ITS PREFERRED OCCUPATIONAL TITLE. ALTERNATE
TITLES BY WHICH THE CAREER IS KNOWN ARE ALSO LISTED, ALONG
WITH A DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR JOB DUTIES, PLACES OF
EMPLOYMENT, AND AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION WITHIN THE FIELD.
THE OCCUPATIONS ARE GROUPED ACCORDING TO TYPES OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS. THESE GROUPINGS INCLUDE WATER AND
WASTEWATER, NOISE CONTROL. AIR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, LAND,
FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, PESTICIDES AND TOXIC
SUBSTANCES, SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT, RADIATION CONTROL, AND
OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES.
AVAILABILITY: U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, EMPLOYMENT AND
TRAINING ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON, DC 20213
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW06398
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO WATER SOURCES AND TRANSMISSION -
VOLUME 1.
DESCRIPTOR: EQUIPMENT; HYDROLOGYt * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
*OPERATIONS (WATER): ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TF.XTBOOKS;
TRAINING PROGRAMS; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER RESOURCES;
~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 16SP. PRICE: »6.00
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXT IS THE FIRST VOLUME IN A FIVE-PART
SERIES DESIGNED FOR USE IN A COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAM
TITLED "PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF WATER SUPPLY
OPERATIONS'. THIS VOLUME CONTAINS BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON
WATER SOURCES AND CHARACTERISTICS, FACTORS INFLUENCING WATER
DEMAND, THE DEVELOPMENT OF WATER SOURCES, AND TRANSMISSION
SYSTEMS. COURSE CONTENT OF THIS SERIES HAS BEEN SPECIFICALLY
DESIGNED TO MEET THE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS OF BASIC TO
INTERMEDIATE GRADE WATER TREATMENT AND WATER DISTRIBUTION
OPERATORS. A MODULAR FORMAT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED THROUGHOUT
THE SERIES TO PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY IN CONDUCTING SHORT OR
LONG TERM TRAINING COURSES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6666 WEST
QDINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 8*239
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6399
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: INSTRUCTOR GUIDE AND SOLUTIONS MANUAL - VOLUME 1
INTRODUCTION TO WATER SOURCES AND TRANSMISSION.
DESCRIPTOR: EQUIPMENT; HYDROLOGY; # INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TEACHING
GUIDES; TRAINING PROGRAMS; ~WATER DISTRIBUTION; #WATER
TREATMENT) *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PRICE: «30.e0
ABSTRACT: THIS INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE CONTAINS THE NECESSARY
RESOURCE MATERIAL FOR TEACHING AND EVALUATING STUDENT
PERFORMANCE FOR THE ACCOMPANYING TEXT "INTRODUCTION TO WATER
SOURCES AND TRANSMISSION." INCLUDED IN THIS GUIDE AND THE
TEXT ARE THE FOLLOWING FOUR MODULES OF INSTRUCTION: SOURCES
AND CHARACTERISTICS; WATER USE; DEVELOPING THE WATER SUPPLY;
AND WATER TRANSMISSION. THIS GUIDE CONTAINS 15 COMPLETE
LESSON PLANS AND TESTS FOR THESE FOUR MODULES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6666 WEST
QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006400
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: REFERENCE HANDBOOK BASIC SCIENCE CONCEPTS AND
APPLICATIONS - PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF WATER SUPPLY
OPERATIONS.
DESCRIPTOR: *APPLIED SCIENCE; ~CHEMISTRY; *ELECTRICITY;
*HYDRAULICS; ~ INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MATHEMATICS;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); SCIENCE EDUCATION; *TEXTBOOKS; *WATER
RESOURCES; ~WATER SUPPLY; WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 75IP. PRICE: *18.50
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED AS A SUPPLEMENTARY
REFERENCE BOOK TO ACCOMPANY VOLUMES 1 THROUGH 4 OF THE
"PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF WATER SUPPLY OPERATIONS" COURSE
OF STUDY. THE SECTIONS OF THIS REFERENCE BOOK —
MATHEMATICS, HYDRAULICS, CHEMISTRY, AND ELECTRICITY —
PROVIDE EXTENDED DISCUSSIONS OF THE PRINCIPLES AND
OPERATIONAL CALCULATIONS RELATED TO SELECTED TOPICS IN THE
FOUR VOLUMES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, 6666 WEST
QUINCY AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80235
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006401
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: SLUDGE TREATMENT/HANDLING PRELIMINARY TREATMENT, AND
INSTRUMENTATION TOP O 8 M PROBLEM LIST.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HADEED. SAM J.
DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT;	ENGINEERING;	~FACILITIES;
* INSTRUMENTATION; *MAINTENANCE; #MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~PLANNING; ~PROBLEMS; ~PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION;
SLUDGE; SAFETY; ~TRAININC; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 412-420P.
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ABSTRACT: ANALYZED ABE OPERATION AMD MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS
OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS BASED ON SIZE AND FACILITY
TYPE. ONSITE TRAINING AND ASSISTANCE FOR OPERATORS TO
IDENTIFY PROBLEM SOURCES ARE SUGGESTED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
VS3 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0064O2
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: THE MANY USES OF REMOTE SENSING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KISH, TONY
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DATA COLLECTION)
~ENGINEERING! # INSTRUMENTATION; *LAND USE; ^MONITORING;
*MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; *PHOTOCRAPHY; ^POLLUTION; *REMOTE
SENSING; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42&-425P.
ABSTRACT: REMOTE SENSING CAN BE USED TO MONITOR THE EARTH'S
LAND, AIR, AND WATER SYSTEMS. PRESENT AND FUTURE USES OF
ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS ABOARD SATELLITES OR AIRPLANES TO
STUDY WATER PARAMETERS ARE EMPHASIZED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6493
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: OPERATOR TRAINING IS KEY TO OXIDATION DITCH START-UP
AND OPERATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: 8ANKS, ROBERT L.; CORNELL, JOHN E.
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *MONITORINC(
~OXIDATION DITCHES* OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT; *START-UP; ^TROUBLESHOOTING; *TRAIN1NC; *WATER
QUALITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 444-430P.
ABSTRACT: THE NEED FOR EFFICIENT OPERATIONS TO PRODUCE HICH
QUALITY EFFLUENTS IS EMPHASIZED. PROGRAMS INCLUDE OPERATION
AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS, HANDS-ON TRAINING, COOPERATIVE
EXPERIMENTATION, AND MONITORING OF RESULTS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N4
IRIS ACCESS I (HI NUMBER: EWOW404
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: START-UP AND OPERATION OF AN OXYGEN-ACTIVATED
ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOHNSON, JAMES A.
DESCRIPTOR: ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *ACTIVATED
SLUDGE; CHLORINATION; *DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; ^ENGINEERING;
~FACILITIES; ^MAINTENANCE; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PUMPS;
PROJECT PLANNING; *START-UP; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 451-456P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE INITIATION OF A FACILITY AND ITS
SUBSEQUENT PLANT OPERATIONS AND PERFORMANCE TO TREAT
MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER. THE DISTRICT'S SYSTEM
USES ADVANCED OXYGEN ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006405
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: STABILITY OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESSES BASED ON
STATISTICAL MEASURES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NIKU, SALAR; SCHROEDER, EDWARD D.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; EFFLUENTS; *ENGINEERING)
INDUSTRIAL WASTES; LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; MATHEMATICAL
MODELS; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ^STATISTICS; *WATER
QUALITY; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 457-470P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS AN EVALUATION OF THE STABILITY OF
ACTIVATED SLUDGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESSES BASED ON
STATISTICAL MEASURES. A NEW METHOD TO DEFINE AND COMPARE THE
STABILITY OF THESE PROCESSES IS REVIEWED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006406
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: DISCHARGE STANDARDS BASED ON GEOMETRIC MEAN.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NIKU, SALAR; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *EFFLUENTS;	^MONITORING; * MEASUREMENT;
*OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~REGULATIONS; ^STANDARDS;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
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DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 471-473P.		
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED IS THE APPROPRIATENESS OF EFFLUENT
STANDARDS AS THEY ABE CURRENTLY ESTABLISHED FOR WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITIES. UTILIZATION OF THE GEOMETRIC MEAN
CONCENTRATE VALUE IS COMPARED TO CURRENT MATHEMATICAL
PROCEDURES FOR SETTINC DISCHARGE GUIDELINES.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION.
VS3 M
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006407
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: UPGRADING WITH ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS FOR
BOD REMOVAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: POON, CALVIN P. C.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ^BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS i *BOD; *DESIGN;
~EQUIPMENT; *FACILITIES; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ^ROTATING
BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS; SECONDARY TREATMENT) *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 474-481P.
ABSTRACT: THE APPLICATION AND PERFORMANCE OF A ROTATING
BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS PILOT TREATMENT UNIT FOR TRICKLING
FILTERS IS DESCRIBED. IT CAN BE USED TO IMPROVE THE EFFLUENT
QUALITY OF SECONDARY WASTEWATER PLANTS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006408
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT WITH THE ANAEROBIC
ATTACHED MICROBIAL FILM EXPANDED BED PROCESS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JEWELL. WILLIAM J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANAEROBIC PROCESSES; *DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)t ~SLUDGE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
*WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 482-490P.
ABSTRACT: A NEW, BIOLOGICAL ENERGY PRODUCING PROCESS THAT
PRODUCES LITTLE OR NO EXCESS SLUDGE IS DESCRIBED.
IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ANAEROBIC EXPANDED BED PROCESS TO
OVERCOME PREVIOUS LIMITATIONS OF ANAEROBIC PROCESSES IS
INDICATED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V93 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06409
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: ONE TECHNIQUE FOR ESTIMATING INFLOW WITH SURCHARGE
CONDITIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NOGAJ, RICHARD J.; HOLLENBECK, ALAN J.
DESCRIPTOR: *FLOW MEASUREMENT; ~FACILITIES; * INFLOW;
*MAINTENANCE; *MEASUREMENT; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~STORMWATER; ^SURFACE RUNOFF; ~SURCHARGE CONDITIONS;
*WASTEWATER COLLECTION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 491-496P.
ABSTRACT: INTRODUCED IS A TECHNIQUE FOR DETERMINING THE
EXTENT SEWERS AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES NEED
INFLOW RELIEF BECAUSE OF SURCHARGE CONDITIONS IN THE SYSTEM.
ADJUSTED INFLOW RATES BALANCE THE SYSTEM TO A DESIRED STORM
FREQUENCY.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006419
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW CONTROL—MARGINAL BENEFIT
VERSUS COST ANALYSIS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: REYNOLDS, DAVID T.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DESIGN; ~FACILITIES;
~FLOW MEASUREMENTS; #OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~REGULATIONS;
~SEWER OVERFLOW; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ^WASTEWATER
COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 497-501P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE METHODS USED BY WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANTS TO ECONOMICALLY ELIMINATE COMBINED SEWER
OVERFLOWS. EPA CRITERIA CAN BE MET BY COMPARINC INCREMENT
COSTS OF VARIOUS LEVELS OF CONTROL WITH MARGINAL BENEFITS TO
RECEIVING UNITS.
AVAILABILITY; JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
VS3 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006411
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: COMPUTERIZED BIOLOGICAL MONITORING FOR DEMONSTRATING
WASTEWATER DISCHARGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GRUBER, DAVID; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIOMONITORINC;	*COST	EFFECTIVENESS;
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* INDUSTRIAL WASTES i *MON I TORINO; ~OPERATIONS ( WASTEWATER) j
~REGULATIONSj ~SAFETY; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 505-51 IP.
ABSTRACT: USE OF BIOHONITORINC TO DETECT AND ASSESS
INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER QUALITY IS DESCRIBED. THE NECESSITY
FOR TRADITIONAL METHODS OF MONITORING COULD BE REDUCED BY
SIMULTANEOUS APPLICATION OF SENSORS TO DETECT POTENTIAL
TOXIC CONDITIONS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V33 N4
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006412
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 81
TITLE: AN INTRODUCTION TO GROUND-WATER MONITORING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KAZMANN, RAPHAEL G.
DESCRIPTOR: AQUIFER DEGRADATION; *COST EFFECTIVENESS;
~DESIGN; *FLOW MEASUREMENT; ~GROUNDWATER; INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
~MONITORING; ~MONITORINC SYSTEMS; ~OPERATIONS (WATER);
PIPES; *WATER SUPPLY; *WA8TE DISPOSAL; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 28-30P.
ABSTRACT: SUGGESTED IS HOW MONITORING OF GROUNDWATER
SYSTEMS MAY BEST BE ACCOMPLISHED TO DELINEATE UNSOLVED
PRACTICAL AND CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS OF GROUNDWATER PROTECTION.
CHECKLISTS THAT INCLUDE POTENTIOMETRIC CHANGE, TEMPERATURE,
AND WATER QUALITY ARE STRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006413
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 81
TITLE: GUIDELINES FOR DEVELOPING A STATEWIDE GROUND-WATER
MONITORING PROGRAM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MILLER, DAVID W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DISPOSAL; DISPOSAL SITES;
~GUIDELINES; ~GROUNDWATER; ~MONITORING; MANAGEMENT;
~PLANNING; ~REGULATIONS; ~STANDARDS; ~SAMPLING TECHNIQUES;
WATER SUPPLY; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER
ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32-33P.
ABSTRACT: GUIDELINES ARE DISCUSSED FOR REGULATORY OFFICIALS
CHARGED WITH THE DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION, AND ENFORCEMENT OF
GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAMS. A PROPOSED PLAN INCLUDES
QUALITY ASSURANCE, COMPLIANCE, ENERGY RESPONSE, AND
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006414
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 81
TITLE: GROUND-WATER MONITORING REQUIREMENTS OF RCRA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GRAVES, LAWRENCE S.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~DESIGN; ~FACILITIES;
FEDERAL REGULATIONS; ~GUIDELINES; ~HAZARDOUS WASTES;
~GROUNDWATER; ~PLANNING; ~REGULATIONS; ~STANDARDS; ~WASTE
DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34-36P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A SIMPLIFIED STEP-BY-STEP ANALYSIS
FOR AN EASIER COMPREHENSION OF GROUNDWATER MONITORING
REQUIREMENTS WHICH CAN BE USED BY AN OWNER/OPERATOR OF A
HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006415
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 81
TITLE: RECOMMENDED SAMPLING PROCEDURES FOR MONITORING
WELLS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHULLER, RUDOLPH; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
~GROUNDWATER;	HYDROLOGY;	~LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
~MONITORING; ~SAMPLING TECHNIQUES; ~WELLS; ~WATER WELLS;
~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL;
WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42-46P.
ABSTRACT: MONITORING OF WELLS IS THE MAIN SOURCE OF DATA
FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF WASTE DISPOSAL SITES ON
GROUNDWATER. DISCUSSED IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SAMPLING
PROTOCOL ENTAILING THE SELECTION OF THE TYPES OF SAMPLING
DEVICES; PREPARATION. PRESERVATION AND STORAGE OF SAMPLES;
AND PROCEDURES FOR MONITORING THE INDIVIDUAL HYDR0LOCIC AND
CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WELLS.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORINC REVIEW, VI N1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006416
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 81
TITLE: A MULTILEVEL DEVICE FOR GROUND-WATER SAMPLING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PICKENS, J. F.; AND OTHERS
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DESCRIPTOR: *CONSTRUCTION;	*DESIGN;	*GROUND WATER;
*INSTRUMENTATION; *MONITORINGj *SAMPLING TECHNIQUES; #WATER
QUALITY; WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 48-5 IP.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE GROUNDWATER MONITORING TECHNIQUES
APPLICABLE TO WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES. INCLUDED ARE
DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES, AND METHODS OF
INSTALLATION, PIEZOMETERS AND MULTILEVEL SAMPLING DEVICES
FOR WELLS.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORINC REVIEW, VI N1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW9M417
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 61
TITLE: AIR-LIFT SAMPLERS FOR ZONE-OF-SATURATION MONITORING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MORRISON, ROBERT D. ; BREWER, PAUL E.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS! *DESIGN; ^ENGINEERING!
*EQUIPMENT; ^GROUNDWATER; *MONITORING; ^SAMPLING TECHNIQUES;
WATER SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52-55P.
ABSTRACT: SUGGESTED FOR ZONE-OF-SATURATION MONITORING OF
GROUNDWATER IS THE EMPLOYMENT OF AIRLIFT SAMPLERS IN WELLS.
THIS ECONOMICAL ALTERNATIVE INCLUDES MULTI-LEVEL
CAPABILITIES, MINIMIZATION OF OXIDATION, REDUCTION OF
REACTIONS DURING SAMPLING, AND EFFECTIVE HYDRAULIC-HEAD
MEASUREMENTS.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006418
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 81
TITLE: CONFIDENCE IN GROUND-WATER MONITORING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SGAMBAT, JEFFREY P.» STEDINGER, JERY R.
DESCRIPTOR: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS! *COST EFFECTIVENESS!
GROUNDWATER;	*MATHEMATICAL MODELS!	*MONITORING;
~RELIABILITY; ^STANDARDS; ^SAMPLING; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 62-69P.
ABSTRACT: CONSIDERED IS THE RELIABILITY OF METHODS USED TO
ANALYZE GROUNDWATER AS CHALLENGED BY INDUSTRY AND REGULATORY
PERSONNEL. INTERPRETATION OF QUANTITATIVE DATA AND THE
PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TRANSLATION OF COLLECTED
INFORMATION TO AN UNDERSTANDING OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY ARE
STUDIED.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI lfl
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006421
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: HAZARDS IN THE CHEMICAL LABORATORY, THIRD EDITION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRETHERICK, L.
DESCRIPTOR: *HAZARDOUS	SUBSTANCES!	* INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *LABORATORY SAFETY; LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PREFERENCE
MATERIALS; #SAFETY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 592P. PRICE: *39.56
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK PROVIDES A HANDBOOK OF SAFETY MEASURES.
PRACTICE, AND TOXIC EFFECTS FOR LABORATORIES HANDLINC
CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT. INCLUDED ARE CHAPTERS
COVERING SAFETY PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT, FIRE PROTECTION,
REACTIVE CHEMICAL HAZARDS, HEALTH CARE AND FIRST AID. AND
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST RADIATION.
AVAILABILITY: THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY, DISTRIBUTION
CENTRE, BLACKHORSE ROAD, LETCHWORTH, HERTS SG6 1HN, ENGLAND
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006423
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: DEVELOPMENT OF DESIGN AND OPERATIONAL CRITERIA FOR
WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ADAMS, CARL E., JR.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: #CONSTRUCTION;	*DESIGN;	*EQUIPMENT;
^FACILITIES;	* INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ^LABORATORY
PROCEDURES; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 504P. PRICE: S40.ee
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXTBOOK PRESENTS THE EXPERIMENTAL AND
SYSTEMATIC TEST PROCEDURES REQUIRED TO DESIGN AN EFFECTIVE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY, OR TO MAKE EXISTINC
FACILITIES MORE EFFICIENT. EMPHASIS IS ON THE PRACTICAL
APPLICATION OF TREATMENT THEORIES. INCLUDED ARE SPECIFIC
DISCUSSIONS ON TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES FOR GATHERING
INFORMATION FOR CONVENTIONAL AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY,
CORRELATION OF DATA FOR MOST EFFICIENT USE IN DESIGN AflD
OPERATION, AND SCALE-UP CONSIDERATIONS FROM SMALL-SCALE TO
FULL-SCALE FACILITIES.
AVAILABILITY: CBI PUBLISHING CO., INC., 51 SLEEPER STREET,
BOSTON, HA 02210 OR ENVIRO PRESS, INC., P. 0. BOX 40284,
NASHVILLE, TN 37204
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6424
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: OPERATION, CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF ACTIVATED
SLUDGE PLANTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ECKENFELDER, W. WESLEY, JR.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; AERATION) DENITRIFICATION;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; NITRIFICATION; *OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; SLUDGE DISPOSAL;
*SLUDGE; *TEXTBOOKS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 300P. PRICE: 949.99
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK GIVES ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANT MANAGERS A
COMPREHENSIVE TOOL TO CONTROL SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. PLANT
OPERATIONS PERSONNEL WILL GAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF
ANALYTICAL AND OPERATIONAL MONITORING, TROUBLE-SHOOTING, AND
THE METHODOLOGY FOR OPERATIONAL CONTROL FOR THE ACTIVATED
SLUDGE PROCESS. CHAPTERS INCLUDED ARE: (1) PERFORMANCE
MONITORING; (2) ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESSES; (3) OPERATION
AND CONCEPTS OK AERATION SYSTEMS; (4) DESIGN, OPERATION, AND
CONTROL OF BIOLOGICAL HITRIFICATION-DENITHIFICATION SYSTEMS;
AND (5) SLUDGE HANDLING AND DISPOSAL.
AVAILABILITY: CBI PUBLISHING CO., INC., 51 SLEEPER STREET,
BOSTON, MA 02210 OR ENVIRO PRESS, INC., P. O. BOX 40284,
NASHVILLE, TN 37204
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006425
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: A/C PIPE—ASSESSMENT OR ADVOCACY?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WELCH, JOHN F.
DESCRIPTOR: ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPES; *ASBESTOS; CARCINOGENS;
COMMUNITY HEALTH; ^CORROSION; *DRINKING WATER; PUBLIC
HEALTH; *PIPES; *WATER ANALYSIS; WATER PIPES; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44, 48, 34-59P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS THE EPA'S UNCERTAIN POSITION ON THE
INGESTION RISKS AND DANCERS OF ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE.
ADDITIONAL RESULTS OF HUMAN AND ANIMAL EXPOSURE TO ASBESTOS
THROUGH DRINKING WATER ARE BEING ANALYZED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENCIlfEERINC S MANAGEMENT, V128 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006426
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: AN ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION TO THE THM PROBLEM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: RICE, L. M.; BOLDINC. M. E.
DESCRIPTOR: *CHLORINATION; CHEMICAL TREATMENT; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; *DRINKING WATER; *RESEARCH REPORTS;
*TRIHALOMETHANES; UTILITIES; WATER QUALITY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 59-60, 65-66P.
ABSTRACT: INTRODUCED ARE PROPOSED METHODS FOR CONTROLLING
TOTAL TRIHALOMETHANES IB DRINKING WATER WITHOUT GRANUALAR
ACTIVATED CARBON TREATMENT. THE USE OF QUALITY ASSURANCE
TESTS SUPPORTS THE RELIABILITY OF AMMONIA NITROGEN IN
ADVANCE OF CHLORINATION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING a MANAGEMENT, V128 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006427
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: BUILDING HRD MODELS FOR FUN AND PROFIT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BELLMAN, GEOFFREY
DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATION;	BUSINESS;	EBUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION; EVALUATION; *HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT;
*MANAGEMENT; MODELS; *PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT; PLANNING;
~SYSTEMS APPROACH; ^SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 31-34P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBES THE STEP-BY-STEP CONSTRUCTION OF A
MODEL OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (HRD) WHICH SORTS OUT
ACTIONS IMPORTANT IN PERSONNEL GROWTH AND PERFORMANCE.
DEPICTED ON THE MODEL ARE DAILY, QUARTERLY AND YEARLY CYCLES
OF PERFORMANCE, RESULTS AND FEEDBACK.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006428
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: CAREER DEVELOPMENT: THE INTEGRATING FORCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KAYE, BEVERELY L.
DESCRIPTOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; *CAREER DEVELOPMENT;
CAREER EDUCATION; SCAREER PLANNING; EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATION
RELATIONSHIP; *HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT; ON THE JOB
TRAINING; ^PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT; PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT;
STAFF DEVELOPMENT; SYSTEMS APPROACH
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36-40P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBES SIX STAGES IN THE CAREER DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM PLANNING PROCESS AND DISCUSSES HOW CAREER
DEVELOPMENT CAR AND SHOULD BE LINKED TO AN ORGANIZATION'S
OTHER HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL. V35 N5
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IRIS ACCESSIOH NUMBER: EWB06429
PUBLICATION DATE: HAY 81
TITLE: USING COGNITIVE HAPPING TO CAPITALIZE ON LEARNINC
STRENGTHS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: IHLENFELDT, WILLIAM A.
DESCRIPTOR: *COGNITIVE STYLE; *COGNITIVE STYLE HAPPING;
COMPUTER ORIENTED PROGRAMS* *DJAGNOSTIC TEACHING;
*EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY; LEARNINC MODALITIES; *LEARNINC
PROBLEMS; LEARNING PROCESSES; LEARNING THEORIES; POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; TECHNICAL EDUCATION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 99-104P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSES COGNITIVE STYLE HAPPING, A COMPUTER-
ASSISTED DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAM WHICH INDICATES STUDENTS'
LEARNING STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES, STYLES, AND SKILL LEVELS.
THE TECHNIQUE IS INTENDED TO HELP IDENTIFY AND AVOID
LEARNING PROBLEMS, REDUCE THE DROPOUT RATE, HATCH STUDENTS
WITH COURSES, AND IMPROVE OVERALL LEARNINC PERFORMANCE.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW096439
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: RECOGNIZING THE NEED FOR SUCCESSION PLANNING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCROLL, JACK
DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATORS;	BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION;
~CAREER DEVELOPMENT; CASE STUDIES; OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY;
VOCCUPATIONAL PROMOTION; ON THE JOB TRAINING; ^PERSONNEL
DEVELOPMENT; PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT; PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS;
^SUCCESSION PLANNING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 196-ieaP.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTS A CASE STUDY OF SUCCESSION PLANNING AT
MEMPHIS LIGHT, GAS AND WATER. THE COMPANY'S POTENTIAL
SUPERVISORY TRAINING PROGRAM PREPARES EMPLOYEES TO FILL
POSSIBLE VACANCIES IN SUPERVISORY POSITIONS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAININC & DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 NS
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EVW66431
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: WRITING TRAINING MATERIALS THAT TURN PEOPLE ON.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOSEPH, ALBERT
DESCRIPTOR: EDUCATIONAL MEDIA; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
LANGUAGE SKILLS; * MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT; POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; PUBLICATIONS; * TRAINING MATERIALS; XWRITINC
(COMPOSITION); ^WRITING SKILLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 111-114P.
ABSTRACT: WRITTEN MATERIALS CONTINUE TO DO A TRAINING JOB
LONG AFTER THE PROGRAM ENDS. ACCORDINGLY, THIS ART I CI r
PRESENTS GUIDELINES FOR TEXT ORGANIZATION, CLEAR WRITING
IMPROVING THE VISUAL APPEARANCE OF TRAINING MATERIALS, THL
USE OF NONSEXIST LANGUAGE, AND PREPARATION OF JOB
DESCRIPTIONS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAIN INC 8 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006432
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: HOW TO DETERMINE OFF-SITE MEETING COSTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MCKEON, WILLIAM J.
DESCRIPTOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; *COST ANALYSIS; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; *MEETINGS; *MONEY MANAGEMENT; *OFF-SITE
MEETINGS; ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS; *STAFF MEETINGS;
TRAINING COSTS; TRAVEL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 116-120P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBES THE USE OF A VIDEODISC AND
MICROPROCESSOR TO IMPROVE STUDENT LEARNING BY COMBINING
COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION WITH A VIDEO DISPLAY
INTERACTIVE SYSTEM. MAJOR ADVANTAGES LIE IN THE ECONOMY AND
FLEXIBILITY OF THE TRAINING PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 6 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006433
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: THE VIDEODISC/MICROPROCESSOR FOR TRAINING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KETNER, WILLIAM D.
DESCRIPTOR: AUDIOVISUAL AIDS;	*COMPUTER ASSISTED
INSTRUCTION; COMPUTER ORIENTED PROGRAMS; ^EDUCATIONAL MEDIA;
^EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY; ^MICROPROCESSORS; MILITARY
TRAINING; POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; TECHNICAL EDUCATION;
^VIDEODISCS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 151-153P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBES THE USE OF A VIDEODISC AND
MICROPROCESSOR TO IMPROVE STUDENT LEARNINC BY COMBINING
COMPUTER-ASSISTED INSTRUCTION WITH A VIDEO DISPLAY
INTERACTIVE SYSTEM. MAJOR ADVANTAGES LIE IN THE ECONOMY AND
FLEXIBILITY OF THE TRAINING PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: TRAINING 6 DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL, V35 N5
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IRIS ACCESS I OH NUMBER: EWM6434
PUBLICATION DATE: HAY 81
TITLE: COMPOSITING TRIHALOMETHANE SAMPLES CAN SAVE HONEY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SYLVIA, ALBERT E.
DESCRIPTOR: * ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES? *COST EFFECTIVENESS;
*LABORATORY PROCEDURES; *MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS (WATER)s
~SAMPLINC; ~TRIHALOMETHANES; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER
QUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2»P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS BOW ONE ANALYSIS PRODUCES THE SAME
RESULTS AS FOUR, WITH A CLEAR SAVING FOR THE WATER UTILITY.
NO SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN ACCURACY IS REPORTED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
NS
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006435
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: A REGIONAL RESPONSE TO WATER SUPPLY EMERGENCIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HOOKER, DONALD
DESCRIPTOR: *COOPERATIVE PLANNING; ~COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT;
*EMERGENCY PROGRAMS; ~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WATER);
~PLANNING; ~WATER SUPPLY; *WATER DISTRIBUTION; ~WATER
RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE MOTE: 232-237P.
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED IS A COOPERATIVE PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES
FOR COORDINATION AND IMPLEMENTATION MEASURES FOR WATER
SHORTAGES. PROVISIONS THAT ALLOW FOR EQUITABLE MANAGEMENT OF
WATER SUPPLY DURING EMERGENCIES, WHILE PROTECTING THE HEALTH
AND SAFETY OF RESIDENTS IS DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6436
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: ELICITING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FOBS, LINDA H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT; ~EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS;
GOVERNMENT ROLE; *MANAGEMENT; *PUBLIC PARTICIPATION;
~PLANNING; ~PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS; *WATER SUPPLY; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 246-250P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE THE EFFORTS OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
THAT ALLOW PLANNERS TO REACH LOCAL RESIDENTS. ENVIRONMENTAL
CONCERNS MUST BE ADEQUATELY REFLECTED IN THE PLANNING AND
IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00643?
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: CUSTOMER METERING PRACTICES.
DESCRIPTOR: ~EQUIPMENT;	~EVALUATION;	*MEASUREMENT
INSTRUMENTS; *RATES; *SURVEYS; UTILITIES; ~WATER SUPPLY;
~WATER METERS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 251-253P.
ABSTRACT: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT EACH UTILITY INTERESTED IN
A REPLACEMENT PROCRAM STUDY, TEST, AND RECORD THE ACCURACY
OF A METER BROUGHT IN FROM THE FIELD TO ENSURE ACCURATE
SAMPLING.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
NS
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06438
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: THE OCCURRENCE AND REDUCTION OF SODIUM IN DRINKING
WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LAUCH, RICHARD P.; SORG, THOMAS J.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~DRINKING WATER;
~MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); aPUBLIC HEALTH; *SODIUM;
~SODIUM REMOVAL; ^STANDARDS; ~TOXICITY; ~WATER SUPPLY;
~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER STANDARDS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 256-265P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE CONSIDERS HOW SODIUM CAN BE
INCREASED DURING DRINKING WATER TREATMENT, WHAT
CONCENTRATIONS CAN BE EXPECTED AFTER TREATMENT, AND HOW
SODIUM IN DRINKING WATER CAN BE REDUCED OR ELIMINATED.
TREATMENT TECHNIQUES FOR REDUCTION OF TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS
AND THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF SODIUM ARE ALSO PRESENTED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N5
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IRIS ACCESS IOB NUMBER: EWW06439
PUBLICATION DATE: HAY 81
TITLE: ESTIMATING COLOR IK HAZElf UKITS BY
SPECTROPHOTOMETRY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CROVTHER, JOAN; EVANS, JOHN
DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~COLORIMETRY; ~HAZEN
UNITS; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; *MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES;
~SPECTROPHOTOMETRY, ~WATER ANALYSIS; *VATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 26S-270P.
ABSTRACT: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SIMPLE SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
COLOR TEST TO PRODUCE PRECISE DATA IS EXPLAINED. THE
PRECISION OF THE PROPOSED PHOTOELECTRIC METHOD TO ENABLE
DIFFERENT LABORATORIES TO OBTAIN COMPARABLE ESTIMATES OF
COLOR WAS EVALUATED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
US
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW9A6440
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY B1
TITLE: COMMON PIPE FLOW FORMULAS COMPARED WITH THE THEORY
OF ROUGHNESS.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~ENGINEERING; *FLOW
MEASUREMENT;	~FORMULAS; *HYDRAULICS; * MATHEMATICAL
APPLICATIONS; *MATHEMATICAL MODELS; »PIPES; *ROUGHNESS;
~STANDARDS; ~WATER MAINS; *WATER PIPES; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 274-280P.
ABSTRACT: EVALUATED ARE FORMULAS THAT ENABLE COMPLEX
PROBLEMS INVOLVING WATER AND OTHER LIQUIDS TO BE SOLVED OVER
A WIDE RANGE OF VELOCITY. REVIEWED ARE THE THEORY OF
ROUGHNESS AND THE TEST RESULTS ON WHICH THE RECOMMENDED
ROUGHNESS VALUES WERE BASED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906441
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: DIGESTER CLEANING 'KEEPS ON TRUCKIN'.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~EQUIPMENT; *LAND FILLS;
LAND APPLICATION; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~SLUDGE; ~SLUDGE
DISPOSAL; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 78-79P.
ABSTRACT: SUGGESTED IS AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD FOR ECONOMICAL
DISPOSAL OF SLUDGE. A SMALL CREW PUMPS AND TRANSFERS THE
LIQUID DIRECTLY BY TRUCK FROM A SECONDARY CLARIFIER TO AN
APPROVED LANDFILL.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY, V96 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006442
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: NEW SEWER CLEANER AIDS I/I STUDY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: D'ALTILIO, MICHAEL
DESCRIPTOR: ^CLEANING; *DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; * MAINTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *SEWERS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 68-69P.
ABSTRACT: INTRODUCED IS A NEW MACHINE FOR CLEANING SEWERS.
APPLICATIONS AND CAPACITY ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006443
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: INDUSTRIAL WASTE INSPECTION PROCEDURE FOR A REGIONAL
AUTHORITY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BARATTA, NOEL D.; GRANDIN, WAYNE T.
DESCRIPTOR:	~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; *HAZARDOUS WASTES;
~ INDUSTRIAL	WASTES; * INSPECTION; *MANAGEMENT; MAINTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS	(WASTEWATER); PLANNING; ~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT;
REGULATIONS;	~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 77-80P.
ABSTRACT: THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INDUSTRIAL WASTE INSPECTION
PROCEDURE THAT IS APPLICABLE FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE PROGRAMS IS
EXPLAINED. MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING, COOPERATION, AND INDIVIDUAL
FACILITY INSPECTION PRIOR TO ESTABLISHMENT OF AN ACCURATE
DATA BASE ARE NEEDED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6444
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: DEVELOPMENT OF A RURAL WATER DISTRICT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CORLEW, PHILIP M.; HARRIS, GARY F.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSTRUCTION; ~DRINKING WATER; ENGINEERING;
~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PROGPAM DEVELOPMENT;
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*NIMP8; PUBLIC PARTICIPATION; *RURAL AREAS; *WATER SUPPLY;
WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 86-87P.
ABSTRACT: EXPLAINED ARE PROCEDURES FOR INITIATION AND
DEVELOPMENT OF A RURAL WATER DISTRICT PLAN. FEASIBILITY
STUDIES, CONSTRUCTION, SYSTEMS DESIGN AND PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION ARE FACTORS INCLUDED FOR PROGRAM STRUCTURE.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906445
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SLUDGE AND REFUSE LEACHATE:
A PRELIMINARY REPORT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GILLIGAN, DANIELS.; PIERCE, JEFFREY L.
DESCRIPTOR: ^FACILITIES; *HAZARDOUS WASTES; *HEALTH;
*LEACHATE CONTROL; *LANDFILLS; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
REGULATIONS; *SLUDGE; SAFETY; *WATER QUALITY; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 89-93P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SLUDGE
HANDLINC AND DISPOSAL PROCEDURES OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER
FACILITIES. IMPROVED LEACHATE CONTROL AND TREATMENT
TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO WATER AND AIR PROTECTION AT
CONTROLLED LANDFILL SITES ARE INDICATED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006446
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: CITY COPES WITH UNUSUAL SEWER MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *EQUIPMENT; ^FACILITIES;
*MAINTENANCE; *MANAGEMENT; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~UTILITIES! *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 92-93P.
ABSTRACT: A MAINTENANCE METHOD FOR A LIMITED CAPACITY
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IS PRESENTED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV006447
PUBLICATION DATE: 89
TITLE: FIRST AID MANUAL FOR CHEMICAL ACCIDENTS -
FOR USE
WITH NONPHARMACEUTICAL CHEMICALS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LEFEVRE, MARC J.
DESCRIPTOR: *FIRST AID; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
INDUSTIRAL SAFETY; *MANUALS; POISONS; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; REFERENCE BOOKS; *SAFETY; * TEXTBOOKS; *TOXIC
SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 218P. PRICE: *25.00
ABSTRACT: THIS FIRST AID MANUAL PROVIDES A SOURCE OF CLEAR
INFORMATION ON THE PROPER TREATMENT OF PERSONS EXPOSED TO
TOXIC LEVELS OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS. A LIST OF INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTS AND THEIR MOST COMMON SYNONYMS IS FOLLOWED BY
SECTIONS ON TOXICOLOGY, FIRST AID IN CASE OF INHALATION,
INGESTION, SKIN CONTACT, AND EYE CONTACT. EACH OF THESE
SECTIONS IS COLOR CODED FOR EASY REFERENCE.
AVAILABILITY: ACADEMIC PRESS INC., Ill FIFTH AVENUE, NEW
YORK, NY 10003
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006448
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: WATER CLARIFICATION PROCESSES - PRACTICAL DESIGN AND
EVALUATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUDSON, HERBERT E. , JR.
DESCRIPTOR
EVALUATION
MANAGEMENT
TREATMENT
~CLARIFICATION;
HYDRAULICS;
~OPERATIONS
~DESIGN;	ENGINEERING;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
(WATER); ^TEXTBOOKS; *WATER
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 368P. PRICE: *26.50
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK IS CONCERNED PRIMARILY WITH THE
ENGINEERING AND HYDRAULIC ASPECTS OF WATER CLARIFICATION
PROCESSES. IT IS DESIGNED TO SERVE AS A REFERENCE BOOK FOR
THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR PLANT OPERATION, FOR DESICNERS AND
CONSULTANTS, AND AS A TEXT FOR SHORT COURSES FOR PRACTICING
ENGINEERS AND CRADUATE COURSES IN TREATMENT PLANT DESIGN.
CHAPTERS INCLUDE: EVALUATION OF PLANT OPERATING RECORDS; JAR
TESTING AND UTILIZATION OF JAR TEST DATA; VELOCITY
GRADIENTS; RESIDENCE TIMES IN PRETREATMENT; MIXING AND
FLOCCULATION; DENSITY CONSIDERATIONS IN SEDIMENTATION;
HORIZONTAL-FLOW SEDIMENTATION; UPFLOW SEDIMENTATION;
BEHAVIOR OF FILTERS; DESIGN OF FILTRATION SYSTEMS; FILTER
WASHING; PILOT FILTER TESTING; CHEMICAL HANDLING AND
FEEDINC; MANIFOLD HYDRAULICS; JOINTING AND SEALING OF WATER
HOLDING STRUCTURES; AUXILIARIES, LABORATORIES. AND PROCESS
WASTE DISPOSAL; PLANT UP-RATING CASE STUDIES; GENERAL
CONSIDERATIONS IN PLANT LOCATION AND DESIGN; AND TYPICAL NEW
PLANT DESIGNS.
AVAILABILITY: VAN NOSTRAND REINHOLI), LITTON EDUCATION
PUBLISHING, INC., 7625 EMPIRE DRIVE, FLORENCE, KY 41042
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW946459
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 71
TITLE: AN INTRODUCTION TO SAMPLE SURVEYS FOR GOVERNMENT
MANAGERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WEISS, CAROL H.i HATRY, HARRY P.
DESCRIPTOR: *ATTITUDES; *COSTS« *CITIZEN PARTICIPATION)
* INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MANAGEMENT; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ^PLANNING; *PUBLIC PARTICIPATION; QUESTIONNAIRES;
*RESEARCH METHODOLOGY; ^SURVEYS; SAMPLING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48P. PRICE: <3.59
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE GOVERNMENT
MANAGERS WITH SOME PERSPECTIVE ON THE NATURE AND
IMPLICATIONS OF SAMPLE SURVEYS, THEIR LIKELY COSTS, AND WHAT
CAN BE EXPECTED FROM THEM. RECOMMENDED IS A BASIC STRATEGY
OF SAMPLING SO THAT THE NEEDS OF THE TOTAL POPULATION CAN BE
ESTIMATED FROM A RELATIVELY SMALL NUMBER OF CASES TO
DETERMINE THE ADEQUACY OF PUBLIC SERVICES AND PROVIDE
GUIDANCE ON HOW TO IMPROVE THESE SERVICES. INCLUDED ARE
SURVEY STRATEGIES RELATED TO PERSONAL INTERVIEWS, MAIL
QUESTIONNAIRES, AND TELEPHONE INTERVIEWS.
AVAILABILITY: URBAN INSTITUTE PRESS, FULFILLMENT DIVISION,
2199 "M" STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 29037
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996451
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 89
TITLE: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. A STUDY
OF INSTITUTIONAL PROBLEMS, SOLUTIONS AND IMPACTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: POERTNER, HERBERT G.
DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATION; *CASE STUDIES; ^FACILITIES;
~MANAGEMENT; ^PLANNING; *RUNOFF WATERS; *RESEARCH REPORTS;
*STORMWATER; *URBAN PROBLEMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 249P. PB81-121948
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS THE RESULT OF INTERVIEWS CONDUCTED
IN MANY UHBAN AND METROPOLITAN AREAS OF THE UNITED STATES TO
INVESTIGATE INSTITUTIONAL PROBLEMS IN STORMWATER MANAGEMENT.
SUCCESSFUL SOLUTIONS AND THE IMPACT AND TRANSFERABILITY OF
SOLUTIONS WERE STUDIED IN DETAIL IN ORDER TO ASSIST LOCAL
PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL IN DEVELOPING AND
OPERATING EFFECTIVE, ECONOMICAL AND TIMELY PROGRAMS AND
FACILITIES FOR MANAGING STORMWATER. THE INSTITUTIONAL
PROBLEMS INVESTIGATED WERE THOSE THAT TYPICALLY ARISE IN
CREATING, SUPPORTING AND OPERATING LOCAL STORMWATER
MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS. ALSO STUDIED WERE THE
INSTITUTIONAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTATION
ACTIVITIES. CASE STUDIES OF SEVERAL URBAN AREAS ARE
INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD. VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996453
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 79
TITLE: WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN.
DESCRIPTOR: *ER0SION; #FORESTRY; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
^MANAGEMENT; ^PLANNING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
^SILVICULTURE; ^STANDARDS; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 80P.
ABSTRACT: RECOMMENDED ARE GUIDELINES FOR MANAGEMENT
PRACTICES TO MINIMIZE WATER POLLUTION FROM FOREST RELATED
ACTIVITIES. TOPICS INCLUDED ARE: (1) EROSION, SILTATION, AND
WATER QUALITY; (2) FOREST ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT; (3)
SEEDING MIXTURES; (4) PESTICIDE USE; AND (5) DESIGN
STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCES, DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES, 1291 CREENBRIER
STREET, CHARLESTON, WV 25395
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906454
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 79
TITLE: CONSTRUCTIOH WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN.
DESCRIPTOR: *BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES; ^CONSTRUCTION ;
*ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LAND USE;
*MANAGEMENT;	*POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PUBLIC
PARTICAPATION; *PLANWING; *POLLUTION; ^SURFACE RUNOFF;
#WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 200P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A PLAN FOR CONTROL AND/OR
ELIMINATION OF POLLUTION RESULTING FROM CONSTRUCTION
ACTIVITIES. CONTENTS INCLUDED ARE: (1) PROBLEM
IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT; (2) FACTORS WHICH AFFECT
RUNOFF CHARACTERISTICS; (3) LAND USE; (4) PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT; AND (5) BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES.
AVAILABILITY: WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCES, DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES, 1291 CREENBRIER
STREET, CHARLESTON, WV 25305
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996455
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 79
TITLE: AGRICULTURAL WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN.
DESCRIPTOR: AGRICULTURE;	*COMMUNITY	PLANNING;
*ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; *LAND USE; #MANAGEMENT; *PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION; ^PLANNING; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL; * WATERSHEDS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 2S0P.
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ABSTRACT! DISCUSSED ARE AH AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY'S PLANS
TO NEDOCX POTENTIAL POLLUTION SOURCES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO
WATER POLLUTION. CONTENTS INCLUDED ARE: (1) AGRICULTURE AND
WATER; (2) AGRICULTURE MANAGEMENT FOR WATER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT; (3) DESIGNATED PRIORITY AREAS; (4)
IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITIES; AND (S) ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT.
AVAILABILITY: VEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCES, DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES, 1201 GREENBRIER
STREET, CHARLESTON, WV 25398
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996456
PUBLICATION DATE: 89
TITLE: BIOLOGICAL MONITORING METHODS FOR INDUSTRIAL
CHEMICALS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BASELT, RANDALL C.
DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; BIOLOGY; ~CHEMICALS;
~DIRECTORIES; *INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
~MDNITOR1NG; *METALS; *ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; ~PESTICIDES;
~REFERENCE MATERIALS; ^STANDARDS; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES
INSCRIPTIVE NOTE: 399P. PRICE: *47.99
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE MONOGRAPHS OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS
USED BY BIOCHEMISTS, INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS, TOJCICOLOCrSTS,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH OFFICERS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBSTANCES INCLUDES: (1) OCCURRENCE
AND USAGE; (2) BLOOD CONCENTRATIONS; (3) METABOLISM AND
EXCRETION; <4> TOXICITY; (9) BIOLOGICAL MONITORING; AND (6)
ANALYSIS. COMPLETE LITERATURE CITATIONS ARE AT THE END OF
EACH MONOGRAPH.
AVAILABILITY: BIOMEDICAL PUBLICATIONS. P. O. BOX 498,
DAVIS. CA 95417
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6457
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: GROUNDWATER POLLUTION: TECHNOLOGY, ECONOMICS AND
MANAGEMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: *AQUIFERS; ANALYSIS; CASE STUDIES; *ECONOMICS;
~GROUNDWATER! LAND USE; *MANAGEMENT; ~POLLUTION; *RESEARCH
REPORTS; ^TECHNOLOGY; ~WATER POLLUTION; WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 137P. PRICE: *8.00
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK PRESENTS AN INVESTIGATION OF THE
TECHNICAL. ECONOMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF GROUNDWATER
POLLUTION. GROUNDWATER POLLUTION IS SHOWN TO BE
CHARACTERIZED BY A WIDE VARIETY OF SOURCES AND TYPES OF
POTENTIAL POLLUTANTS. THE POLLUTION SOURCES ARE WIDELY
SCATTERED WITH EFFECTS RANGING FROM THE ACUTE AND LOCAL, TO
THE CHRONIC AND REGIONAL. THE SOURCE AND TYPE OF POLLUTION
IS OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH LAND USE. THE TECHNICAL FACTORS FOR
CARRYING OUT INSTITUTIONAL OR ECONOMIC POLICIES ARE
DESCRIBED IN TERMS OF SOURCE CONTROL, SUCH AS WASTEWATER
TREATMENT, OR AQUIFER REHABILITATION AND/OR CONTROL.
AVAILABILITY: UNIPUB, INC., P. 0. BOX 433, NEW YORK, NY
10916
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6458
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 89
TITLE: MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS CONSTRUCTION
GRANTS PROGRAM. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS MEMORANDA.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSTRUCTION GRANTS PROGRAM; CONSTRUCTION;
~FACILITIES; ^FEDERAL PROGRAMS; ~GRANTS; *MANUALS; MUNICIPAL
WASTES; PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS; ~PROGRAM MEMORANDA;
~REGULATIONS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 43P. PB81-12U13
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOKLET IS AN UPDATE OF PROCRAM REQUIREMENTS
MEMORANDA FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS
CONSTRUCTION GRANTS PROGRAM. IT INCLUDES MEMORANDA ISSUED
BETWEEN JUNE 25, 1973 AND AUGUST 29, 1980.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996459
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 80
TITLE: RECOMMENDATIONS FROM VALUE ENGINEERING STUDIES ON
WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSTRUCTION GRANT PROJECTS; *CONSTRUCTION;
~DESIGN; ~ENGINEERING; ~FACILITIES; ~PLANNING; ~TECHNICAL
REPORTS; ~VALUE ENGINEERING; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 229P. PBB1-129941
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION SUMMARIZES THE BEST
IDEAS/RECOMMENDATIONS FROM 93 VALUE ENGINEERING < VE) REPORTS
WHICH WERE COMPLETED UNDER EPA'S MANDATORY VE PROGRAM FOR 75
CONSTRUCTION GRANT PROJECTS. DATA ABSTRACTED FROM THESE
REPORTS PROVIDED THE BASIS FOR AN OVERALL EVALUATION OF THE
VE PROGRAM. APPLICATION OF VE IDEAS/RECOMMENDATIONS AND
EVALUATION RESULTS PRESENTED IN THIS PUBLICATION SHOULD
ENHANCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VE IN THE DESICN OF FUTURE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006460
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 79
TITLE: PROCEEDINGS NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WATER
CONSERVATION 8 MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER FLOW REDUCTION NOVEMBER
28 8 29, 1978 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
DESCRIPTOR: CASE STUDIES; ~CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS;
~CONSERVATION; EQUIPMENT; FLOW MEASUREMENT; FLOW REDUCTION;
* MANAGEMENT; REGULATIONS; *TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS;
*WASTEWATER; *WATER CONSERVATION; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 288P. PB80-125065
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINS THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WATER CONSERVATION AND MUNICIPAL
WASTEWATER FLOW REDUCTION, HELD NOVEMBER 28 AND 29, 1978, IN
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. THE CONFERENCE FOCUSED MAINLY UPON
MUNICIPAL AND HOUSEHOLD CONSERVATION MEASURES, WITH SPEAKERS
PRESENTING PAPERS RANGING FROM THE THEORETICAL TO THE HIGHLY
PRACTICAL. TOPICS COVERED DURING THE TWO-DAY MEETING VARIED
FROM THE ANALYSIS OF RATE STRUCTURES THAT ENCOURAGE
CONSERVATION, TO DISCUSSIONS OF HOUSEHOLD WATER FLOW CONTROL
DEVICES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006462
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: WHAT EVERY ENGINEER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT HUMAN
RESOURCES MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MARTIN, DESMOND D.; SHELL, RICHARD L.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMMUNICATIONS;	* EMPLOYEE	RELATIONS;
~ENGINEERING; *HUMAN RELATIONS; HUMAN RESOURCES; LEADERSHIP;
~MANAGEMENT; MANPOWER NEEDS; ~ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS;
~ORGANIZATIONAL THEORY; PROBLEM SOLVING; STAFF RELATIONS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 192P. PRICE: S12.50
ABSTRACT: THE PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK IS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL
MANACERS WITH TESTED MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS AND TECHNIQUES THAT
CAN BE APPLIED TO INCREASE BOTH MANAGERIAL AND
ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS. IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THIS GOAI.,
THE ANALYSIS OF MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS HAS BEEN BROKEN DOWN TO
INCLUDE SOUND PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF MANAGEMENT WITH A
HEAVY EMPHASIS ON BEHAVIORAL CONCEPTS. CHAPTERS INCLUDE:
PLANNING AND FORECASTING; ORGANIZING AND STAFFING; DIRECTING
AND CONTROLLING; DECISION MAKINC; INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS:
THEIR NEEDS AND BEHAVIOR; BUILDING EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION;
MOTIVATING THE TECHNICAL EMPLOYEE; LEADERSHIP IN THE
TECHNICAL ENVIRONMENT; EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE CHANGE
PROCESS; MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES: A SUCCESSFUL TOOL FOR
INTEGRATING PARTICIPATION AND CONTROL; AND MANAGERIAL AND
ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS.
AVAILABILITY: MARCEL DEKKER, INC., 270 MADISON AVENUE, NEW
YORK, NY 10016
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006463
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: AMERICA'S SOIL AND WATER: CONDITION AND TRENDS.
DESCRIPTOR: AGRICULTURE; CONSERVATION; FORESTRY; LAND
MANAGEMNET; ~LAND USE; ~MANAGEMENT; *SOILS; ~WATER
RESOURCES; WATER SUPPLY; WATER USE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32P.
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION EXAMINES THE CONDITION OF SOIL
AND WATER ON AMERICA'S NON-FEDERAL LANDS. TOPICS COVERED
INCLUDE: LAND CLASSIFICATION; LOSS OF FARMLANDS; SOIL
CONDITIONS; EROSION; TRENDS IN LAND USE; FOREST MANAGEMENT;
LAND RECLAMATION; WETLANDS; WATER SUPPLY, USE, AND
POLLUTION; AND CONSERVATION AND POLLUTION CONTROL
TECHNIQUES. THE TEXT IS WELL ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND
GRAPHS.
AVAILABILITY: U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL
CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20250
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006464
TITLE: WETLAND - OUR NATURAL PARTNERS IN WASTEWATER
MANAGEMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS; ~FACILITIES; LAND USE; *LAND
APPLICATION; ~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PLANNING; ~TERTIARY TREATMENT; ~WETLANDS; ~WATER QUALITY;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: FREE ON LOAN 16MM SOUND FILM.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED IS THE USE OF WETLANDS
AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR A TERTIARY TREATMENT FACILITY. THE USE
OF THIS NATURAL NUTRIENT ABSORPTION SYSTEM CAN BE COST
EFFECTIVE AND ATTAIN QUALITY RESULTS.
AVAILABILITY: MODERN TALKING PICTURE SERVICE, ROOM 107,
2000 "L" STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006465
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80
TITLE: 109(B) STATE TRAINING CENTER FACILITY ASSESSMENT,
PROGRAM EVALUATION, AND GUIDE DEVELOPMENT. FINAL REPORT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MIKLAS, MICHAEL P., JR.
DESCRIPTOR: FEDERAL PROGRAMS; POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~PR0CRAM DESCRIPTIONS; ~PROCRAM EVALUATION; STATE PROGRAMS;
TECHNICAL EDUCATION; WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WATER POLLUTION;
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*WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 2B5P. EDRS PRICE: MF01/PC12 PLUS
POSTAGE; C0RTAIII8 MARGINAL LEGIBILITY IK APPENDICES.
ABSTRACT: SECTION 109(B) OF THE 1972 FEDERAL WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL ACT AMENDMENTS AUTHORIZED FUNDING FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF STATEWIDE WATER TREATMENT TRAINING
FACILITIES. DESCRIBED IN THIS REPORT IS WORK CONDUCTED BY
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE (SWRI) TO: (1) AID IN
DEVELOPING UPDATED 109(B) GUIDANCE DOCUMENTS; (2)
CHARACTERIZE AND EVALUATE EXISTING 189(B) CENTERS; AND (3)
COORDINATE A WORKSHOP FOR REPRESENTATIVES OF 109(B)
STATEWIDE TRAINING CENTERS. CHAPTERS I THROUGH V DISCUSS
BACKGROUND	INFORMATION ON	109(B) LEGISLATION,
IMPLEMENTATION, GUIDANCE DOCUMENTS, AND PROGRAMS. PROGRAMS
AT EX1STINC OR PLANNED 109(B) FACILITIES ABE DESCRIBED IN
CHAPTER VI, WHILE CHAPTER VII SUMMARIZES THE TWO AND (HIE-
HALF DAY "109(B) GUIDANCE DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP* PROCEEDINGS.
PRESENTED IN THE APPENDIX ARE RELEVANT GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS,
SWRI'S 1®9
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ABSTRACT: INTENDED FOR PERSONS ASSOCIATED WITH WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT (08M) , THE COURSE
DESCRIBED IS DESIGNED TO ADDRESS SIGNIFICANT FACTORS
CONTRIBUTING TO POOR PLANT PERFORMANCE. THE TRAINING
MATERIALS DISCUSS THE INTERACTION BETWEEN SEVERAL POTENTIAL
CAUSES OF PROBLEMS AND STRESS THE NEED FOR COMPREHENSIVE
CORRECTIVE ACTION PROGRAMS. FOLLOWING A SET OF GUIDELINES
FOR THE COURSE DIRECTOR, 15 UNITS OF INSTRUCTION ARE
PRESENTED. THESE CONTAIN A TOTAL OF 49 LESSONS AND ARE
GENERALLY OFFERED AS A 30-35 HOUR SHORT COURSE. IN ADDITION
TO THE 12 UNITS WHICH DEAL DIRECTLY WITH OSM PROBLEMS ARE
INTRODUCTORY AND CLOSING UNITS AND A UNIT WHICH EXAMINES
ELEMENTS OF THE TROUBLESHOOTING PROCESS. EACH LESSON PLAN
INCLUDES THE PURPOSE, TRAINEE ENTRY-LEVEL BEHAVIORS,
OBJECTIVES, SCHEDULE, MATERIALS, CLASSROOM SETUP, LESSON
OUTLINE, AND REFERENCES. ALL MATERIALS THAT APPEAR IN A
TRAINEE'S NOTEBOOK OR WHICH SHOULD BE REPRODUCED AS HANDOUTS
ARE LOCATED AFTER CORRESPONDING LESSONS. INSTRUCTIONAL
APPROACHES RANGE FROM LECTURES TO SIMULATIONS. ANALYSES OF
RECORDS, AND SMALL GROUP PROBLEM-SOLVING SESSIONS. THE
COURSE IS DESICNED TO HELP TRAINEES DEVELOP A SET OF BASIC
TOOLS TO APPLY IN A VARIETY OF OSM SITUATIONS.(ED 195 390)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC. DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE, PO BOX
190, ARLINGTON, VA 22210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006470
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 80
TITLE: GROUNDWATER AND DISTRIBUTION WORKBOOK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: EKMAN, JOHN E.
DESCRIPTOR: EARTH SCIENCE; POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PUBLIC
HEALTH; *PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS; SCIENCE EDUCATION;
^TECHNICAL EDUCATION; TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS; *UTILITIES;
*WATER RESOURCES; ^GROUNDWATER; WATER DISTRIBUTION; WATER
QUALITY; WATER SUPPLY; *WATER WORKS OPERATORS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 263P.	EDRS PRICE: MF01/PCU PLUS
POSTAGE.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A STUDENT MANUAL DESICNED FOR THE
WISCONSIN VOCATIONAL, TECHNICAL AND ADULT EDUCATION
GROUNDWATER AND DISTRIBUTION TRAINING COURSE. THIS PROGRAM
INTRODUCES WATERWORKS OPERATORS-IN-TRAINING TO BASIC SKILLS
AND KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED FOR THE OPERATION OF A GROUNDWATER
DISTRIBUTION WATERWORKS FACILITY. ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THE
GENERAL ORDER OF WATER FLOW THROUGH A WATER SUPPLY FACILITY,
WORKBOOK TOPICS ARE OFFERED IN A COMPETENCY-BASED MODULAR
FORMAT. EACH MODULE CONTAINS SIX SECTIONS: (1) INTRODUCTION,
(2) OBJECTIVES, (3) LEARNING ACTIVITIES, (4) WORKSHEETS, (5)
STUDENT SELF-CHECK, AND (6) FINAL CHECKOUT. RECOMMENDED
LEARNING MATERIALS TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THIS
WORKBOOK INCLUDE TEXTBOOKS, FILMS, SLIDES, A VIDEO TAPE,
MAPS, AND PAMPHLETS. TAKEN TOGETHER, EACH STUDENT'S FINAL
CHECKOUTS COMPRISE AN INDIVIDUAL PROGRESS RECORD WHICH CAN
BE USED TO IDENTIFY ACHIEVEMENT OF COURSE OBJECTIVES.(ED 195
406)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC, DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE, PO BOX
190, ARLINGTON, VA 22210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006471
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: PIPELAYINC EQUIPMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION; *EQUIPMENT; *PIPES; *SEWERSi
*WASTEWATER COLLECTION; *WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: A-8 - A-9P.
ABSTRACT: THE MOVEMENT OF WATER, WHETHER IT BE STORMWATER,
POTABLE WATER SUPPLY OR SEWAGE, IS ACCOMPLISHED PRIMARILY
THROUGH PIPES. BOTH GRAVITY FLOW AND PUMPED FLOW ARE USED.
IN MOST INSTANCES, BECAUSE OF CLIMATE, CONTOUR, OR OTHER
CIRCUMSTANCES, THE PIPES ARE BURIED. THUS TRENCHING AND/OR
JACKING AND BORINC BECOME THE HANDMAIDENS OF PIPE
INSTALLATION.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006472
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: RAW WATER PREPARATION.
DESCRIPTOR: COAGULATION;	*EQUIPMENT;	FILTRATION)
^GROUNDWATER; OPERATIONS (WATER); SEDIMENTATION; *WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: C-2 - C-10P.
ABSTRACT: THIS JOURNAL ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE TECHNIQUES
USUALLY APPLIED TO SURFACE WATERS WHICH ARE NEEDED FOR
PUBLIC CONSUMPTION. THE TREATMENT OF SURFACE WATERS CONSISTS
OF A MINIMUM OF COAGULATION, FLOCCULATION, SETTLING,
FILTRATION, AND DISINFECTION IN ORDER TO MEET THE
REQUIREMENTS FOR TURBIDITY, COLOR, ODOR, AND MICROORGANISM
REMOVAL. SIMILAR TECHNIQUES FOR GROUNDWATER ARE ALSO
DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006473
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: FILTRATION.
DESCRIPTOR: COACULATION;	*EQUIPMENT;	*FILTRATION;
GROUNDWATER; ^OPERATIONS (WATER); *WATER SUPPLY; * WATER
TREATMENT
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DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: C-10 - C-15P.
ABSTRACT: AFTER THE CLARIFICATION STEP IN WATER TREATMENT,
A FILTER IS REQUIRED TO BEHOVE ALL THE SUSPENDED HATTER.
FILTRATION WILL MOT ONLY REMOVE RESIDUAL FORMS OF TURBIDITY
BUT ALSO MICROORGANISMS INCLUDING MANY OF THE DISEASE
PRODUCING FORMS OF PROTOZOA. MANY MECHANISMS ABE EMPLOYED,
BUT THE CONVENTIONAL PROCESS USES FILTRATION THROUGH A
GRANULAR MEDIUM - SAND, ANTHRACITE COAL, GRANULAR ACTIVATED
CARBON, CRAPHITE, GARNET. GRAVEL AND COMBINATIONS.
FILTRATION CAR BE ACCOMPLISHED IN GRAVITY-FLOW ARRANGEMENTS
OR WITH THE SYSTEM COMPLETELY UNDER PRESSURE. THE PRIMARY
DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE PASSAGE
OF THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT SPECIFY LIMITS ON TURBIDITY
WHICH CAR GENERALLY BE MET WITH THE APPLICATION OF MODERN
FILTRATION SYSTEMS.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6474
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: SOFTENING, IRON AND MANGANESE REMOVAL.
DESCRIPTOR: DESALINATION; EQUIPMENT; ^GROUNDWATER; *IRON;
*MANGANESE| ^MINERALS; ^OPERATIONS (WATER); *WATER
TREATMENT; *WATER SOFTENING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: C-15 - C-21P.
ABSTRACT: REMOVAL OF EXCESSIVE OR UNDESIRABLE MINERALS IS
BEING MORE AND MORE HIGHLY REGULATED. BECAUSE OF THE HIGH
SOLVENT CAPABILITY OF WATER, IT ALWAYS CONTAINS DISSOLVED
IMPURITIE8 IN ITS STATE AS A NATURAL RESOURCE, WHETHER THE
AQUIFER SOURCE IS UNDERGROUND OR ON THE GROUND SURFACE. THE
CONCENTRATION OF IWURITIES WILL VARY EXTENSIVELY DEPENDINC
ON THE MINERALS AND OTHER SUBSTANCES TO WHICH THE WATER HAS
BEEN EXPOSED.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6473
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: DISINFECTION, TASTE AND ODOR CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: *DISINFECTION; EQUIPMENT; ~ODORSs ^OPERATIONS
(WATER); tTASTES; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: C-21 - C-26P.
ABSTRACT: A PRIME REQUIREMENT OF QUALITY WATER IS THAT IT
BE SAFE FOR CONSUMPTION. OTHER QUALITIES ARE THAT IT BE FREE
FROM ODORS AND UNPLEASANT TASTES. THE SECONDARY DRINKING
WATER REGULATIONS INDICATE A MAXIMUM ODOR NUMBER OF 3. THE
USUAL METHOD OF REDUCING ODOR CONCENTRATIONS IN WATER IS THE
APPLICATION OF POWDERED ACTIVATED CARBOR. FILTRATION THROUGH
GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON BEDS IS A DESIRABLE ALTERNATIVE.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWBG6476
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: MAINS AND SERVICES.
DESCRIPTOR: ^EQUIPMENT; *PIPES; *WATER SUPPLY) *WATER
STORAGE; *WATER PIPES; *WATER MAINS; *WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: C-26 - C-35P.
ABSTRACT: THE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM HAS THE FUNCTION OF
GETTING THE TREATED WATER TO THE RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL,
AND INDUSTRIAL USERS IN THE COMMUNITY. THE PRINCIPAL TASK OF
THE SYSTEM IS TRANSPORTATION VIA AH UNDERGROUND FABRICATED
PIPE NETWORK THAT REACHES ALL PARTS OF THE SERVICE AREA.
DISTRIBUTION ALSO INVOLVES STORAGE OF WATER TO FULFILL PEAK
DEMANDS AND TO MAINTAIN A FAIRLY CONSTANT PRESSURE
THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEM. THE CHOICE OF MATERIALS IS VARIED IN
THAT DUCTILE IRON, CAST IRON, ASBESTOS-CEMENT, STEEL,
CONCRETE, AND THERMOPLASTICS ARE AVAILABLE. STANDARD
SPECIFICATIONS FOR WATER SERVICE ARE ESTABLISHED FOR ALL AND
ALL HAVE ACCEPTABLE RECORDS OF EXPERIENCE, WITHIN
SPECIFICATION LIMITS.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006477
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: PUMPS AND MOTORS.
DESCRIPTOR: ^DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS; *EQUIPMENT; MANUALS;
*MOTORSi *PUMPS; *WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: C-35 - C-42P.
ABSTRACT: Iff ORDER TO OVERCOME FRICTION IN PIPES AND
FITTINGS IN WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, AND TO SUPPLY THE
REQUIRED PRESSURES, ENERGY IS ADDED TO THE SYSTEM BY USING
ELECTRIC POWER TO OPERATE MOTORS AND PUMPS. THERE ARE FIVE
BASIC TYPES OF PUMPS USED IN WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS.
THEY ARE TERMED: LOW LIFT, DEEP WELL, HIGH LIFT, BOOSTER,
AND STANDBY.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06478
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: VALVES AND HYDRANTS.
DESCRIPTOR: ^EQUIPMENT; HYDRAULICS; *HYDRANTS; MAINTENANCE;
*VALVES; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER DISTRIBUTION
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DESCRIPTIVE BOTE: C-42 - C-48P.
ABSTRACT: COMPLEMENTING FEATURES OF THE WATER TREATMENT AND
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM ARE VALVES AND HYDRANTS. VALVES ARE USED
FOR MANY PURPOSES BEYOND TURNING COMPONENTS "ON" AND "OFF".
ONE OF THE PRIMARY FUNCTIONS IN THE DISTRIBUTION NETWORK IS
TO ISOLATE SECTIONS FOR REPAIR AND REHABILITATION. THEY ARE
ALSO IJSED IN FLOW CONTROL, PROCESS CONTROL, PREVENTION OF
PIPELINE SURGES AFTER A PUMP HAS STOPPED, PUMP THROTTLING,
AND PRESSURE CONTROL IN MAINS. THE PRIMARY IMPORTANCE OF A
HYDRANT IS IN PROVIDING ADEQUATE QUANTITIES OF WATER AT
REQUIRED PRESSURES FOR FIREFICHTING. OPERATION ACCESSORIES,
SUCH AS GEARING FOR MANUAL OPERATION, MOTOR OR HYDRAULIC
OPERATORS AND SOLENOIDS ADD TO THE VERSITILITY OF THEIR
APPLICATION. AS WITH ALL MECHANICAL DEVICES, VALVES REQUIRE
MAINTENANCE AND PERIODIC ATTENTION TO MAKE SURE THEY OPERATE
AS DESIGNED AND NEEDED.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006479
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: WATER STORAGE.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONSTRUCTION;	^EQUIPMENT;	^FACILITIES)
GROUNDWATER; *RESERVOIRS; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER STORAGE;
*WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: C-48 - C-56P.
ABSTRACT: AFTER WATER HAS BEEN PUMPED INTO THE DISTRIBUTION
NETWORK, THE SUPPLY AND DEMAND SITUATION IS CREATED ALL OVER
AGAIN. ADEQUATE STORAGE CAPACITY CAN BUFFER THE SYSTEM
AGAINST PERIODS OF HIGH DEMAND AND AGAINST DROUGHT OR OTHER
INTERRUPTIONS IN HIE HYDROLOGIC CYCLE. ANOTHER FUNCTION OF
THE STORAGE FACILITY IS TO AID IN MAINTAINING ADEQUATE
PRESSURE THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEM. IN SYSTEM DESIGN, THE
ADEQUACY OF ALL OF THE COMPONENTS MUST BE CONSIDERED FROM A
QUANTITY STANDPOINT AND ON PROTECTION OF WATER IN STORAGE
FROM QUALITY DETERIORATION. THIS SECTION OF THE MANUAL
COVERS CONSTRUCTION FEATURES OF RESERVOIRS, BOTH ELEVATED
AND GROUND SURFACE, AND DEVELOPMENT OF GROUNDWATER SOURCES
THROUGH WELL CONSTRUCTION.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906480
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: METERING, MONITORING AND QUALITY CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT; *MONITORING; *QUALITY CONTROL;
SAMPLING; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER METERS; #WATER SUPPLY;
*WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: C-36 - C-68P.
ABSTRACT: METERING, MONITORING, AND QUALITY CONTROL ARE
THREE MAJOR ACCESSORY FUNCTIONS OF WATER TREATMENT
OPERATIONS. ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES FOR PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS HAVE TAKEN ON NEW SIGNIFICANCE WITH THE ADOPTION OF
THE INTERIM PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS UNDER THE
SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT, PL93-523. MICROBIOLOGICAL
DETERMINATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL TREATMENT FACILITIES, ON
AT LEAST A MONTHLY BASIS AND MONITORING FOR TRACE ORGAN ICS
AND INORGANICS AT PERIODIC INTERVALS. A SECOND PURPOSE IS
CONTROL OF THE TREATMENT PROCESS. EFFLUENTS MUST BE
CONTINUALLY MONITORED TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
TREATMENT PROCEDURES AND TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS AS REQUIRED.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006481
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: SYSTEM MAINTENANCE.
DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT; *MAINTENANCE; OPERATIONS (WATER);
VALVES; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER DISTRIBUTION; *WATER
STORAGE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: C-68 - C-74P.
ABSTRACT: THE EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES AVAILABLE IN THE
MARKETPLACE COVER ALL PHASES OF MONITORING, DETECTING,
CHECKING, PROTECTING, CLEANING, INSTALLING, REPAIRINC, AND
REHABILITATION OF THE GENERAL SYSTEM FOR WATER TREATMENT AND
DISTRIBUTION. THIS SECTION OF THE MANUAL DISCUSSES THE
EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES COVERING THE ABOVE ITEMS. VALVE,
STORAGE TANK, AND METER MAINTENANCE ARE COVERED AND PIPE
TOOLS ARE DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006482
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: COLLECTION SYSTEMS.
DESCRIPTOR: #COLLECTION SYSTEMS; *EQUIPMENT; *SEWERS;
*WASTE DISPOSAL; #WASTEWATER COLLECTION; *WASTEWATER
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-2 - D-9P.
ABSTRACT: THE DESICN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE NETWORK OF
COLLECTING SEWERS AND INTERCEPTORS ARE CRITICAL FACTORS IN
AVOIDING FUTURE PROBLEMS WITH BOTH THE MAINTENANCE OF TIIE
SYSTEM AND OPERATION OF THE TREATMENT PLANT. THE COLLECTION
SYSTEM REPRESENTS THE LARGEST PORTION OF THE INVESTMENT IN A
SEWERAGE SYSTEM AND SHOULD BE ADEQUATE TO SERVE THE
COMMUNITY WITHOUT REPLACEMENT WITHIN THE PERIOD OF
AMORTIZATION. ALIGNMENTS SHOULD BE SELECTED WITH DUE REGARD
TO ANTICIPATED FLOW AND PIPE SIZE, PIPE SHOULD BE DURABLE
FOR THE CONDITIONS ENCOUNTERED, AND THE PIPE FLOW
CHARACTERISTICS MUST BE CONSIDERED.
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AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06483
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: PUMPS AND VALVES.
DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT) *LIFT STATIONS; *PUMPS; *PUMP
STATIONS! *VALVES; ^WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-18 - D-IBP.
ABSTRACT: IN GENERAL, WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEMS ARE
DESIGNED TO CARRY THE FLOW BY MEANS OF GRAVITY IN ORDER TO
KEEP MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION COSTS TO A MINIMUM.
PRACTICALLY, BECAUSE OF VARIATIONS IN TOPOGRAPHY, MINIMUM
FLOW REQUIREMENTS, AND GRADES, PUMPING FACILITIES OF ONE
TYPE OR ANOTHER ARE ALMOST ALWAYS REQUIRED. WHENEVER THERE
IS A PUMPING FACILITY, USE OF VALVES IS REQUIRED — TO
CONTROL SURGES, PRESSURE, AND REGULATE FLOW THROUGHOUT A
TREATMENT PLANT AND EFFLUENT DISCHARGE SYSTEM. BOTH PUMPS
AND VALVES USED IN SEWER COLLECTION SYSTEMS REQUIRE CAREFUL
DESIGN TO AVOID CLOCGING AMD FLOW RESTRICTIONS.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6484
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: PRIMARY TREATMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: *CLARIFICATIOH«	*EQUIPMENT; ^FACILITIES;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ^PRIMARY TREATMENT; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-I8 - D-26P.
ABSTRACT: PRIMARY TREATMENT IN THE FIRST STEP OF POLLUTION
CONTROL INVOLVES THE USE OF SCREENS, DIFFERENTIAL SETTLING,
FLOTATION SEPARATORS, GRAVITY SETTLING, AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS MEANS FOR THE REMOVAL OF SOLIDS FROM THE
WASTEWATER STREAM. THE MORE EFFICIENT THIS INITIAL PROCESS,
THE BETTER THE REMAINDER OF THE SYSTEM WILL OPERATE. THE
SCREENS, SCREENINC DISPOSAL DEVICES AND CRIT CHAMBERS ARE
OFTEN SOURCES OF ODORS BECAUSE OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE BEINC
CARRIED BY THE INFLUENT. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, AS AH ADDITIVE
AT THESE SO CALLED HEAD WORKS OR UPSTREAM OF THEM IN THE
SEWERS WILL HELP SOLVE THIS PROBLEM AND WILL INHIBIT THE
GROWTH OF ANEBOBES THROUGHOUT THE PRIMARY TREATMENT PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6485
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: SECONDARY TREATMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *AERATION; ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ^SECONDARY TREATMENT; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-26 - D-35P.
ABSTRACT: MOST NATURALLY OCCURING ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN
WASTEWATER CAN BE OXIDIZED THROUGH AERATION PROCEDURES.
BECAUSE THEY ARE USUALLY APPLIED FOLLOWING A PRELIMINARY
STEP OF SOLIDS REMOVAL, THE OXIDATION PROCESSES ARE TERMED
¦SECONDARY TREATMENT". SECONDARY TREATMENT IS MOST OFTEN
CONCERNED WITH THE CARBON AND SULPHER CYCLES. SOME OXIDATION
OF NITROGEN MAY OCCUR, BUT THOSE COMPOUNDS AND THOSE OF
PHOSPHOROUS ARE NOT EASILY DEGRADED BY SECONDARY TREATMENT.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW096486
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: ADVANCED TREATMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: EQUIPMENT;	^FACILITIES;	^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *TERTIARY TREATMENT; WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-35 - D-42P.
ABSTRACT: TERTIARY TREATMENT REFERS TO ANY ADDITIONAL
PROCESSES APPLIED TO WASTEWATER BEYOND PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
TREATMENT. A TERTIARY STEP MAY NOT BE NEEDED AT ALL, BUT
WHERE SOLIDS ARE TO BE EFFECTIVELY REDUCED OR NITROGEN OR
SOLUBLE BOD IS TO BE REMOVED FOLLOWING CONVENTIONAL
SECONDARY TREATMENT, A TERTIARY STEP IS IN ORDER. TERTIARY
TREATMENT MAY TAKE THE FORM OF SOLIDS REMOVAL FACILITIES,
SUCH AS MULT-MEDIA FILTERS OR MICROSTRAINERS; CARBON FILTERS
OR COLUMNS TO ABSORB NITROGEN AND ORGANICS; ION EXCHANGERS;
PHOSPHOROUS REMOVAL TECHNIQUES; OR COMBINATIONS OF THESE.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006487
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: SLUDGE DIGESTION AND DISPOSAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ANAEROBIC DIGESTION; AEROBIC TREATMENT;
*EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; *SLUDGE; *SLUDGE DIGESTION; *SLUDGE
DISPOSAL; *WASTE DISPOSAL; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-42 - D-53P.
ABSTRACT: DISPOSAL OF SLUDCE HAS BECOME AN INCREASINGLY
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DIFFICULT PROBLEM. FOR VARYING APPLICATIONS AND STEPS OF THE
TREATMENT PROCESS, ANAEROBIC AND AEROBIC DIGESTION METHODS
ARE USED FOR STABILIZATION OF ORGANIC MATERIAL. VARIOUS
PROBLEMS SUCH AS DETENTION TIME REQUIREMENTS, SIZING OF
DIGESTION TANKS, AND DEWATERING OF THE SLUDGE MUST ALL BE
CONSIDERED. IN EITHER METHOD OF DISPOSAL OR COMBINATION
THEREOF, THE FINAL DISPOSITION OF THE SOLIDS WHETHER BY LAND
DISPOSAL, INCINERATION, COMPOSTING, OR OCEAN DUMPING
PRESENTS ITS OWN SET OF PROBLEMS.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006488
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: DISINFECTION, ODOR PREVENTION AND CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: *DISINFECTION; *EFFLUENTS5 *ODORS; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-53 - D-57P.
ABSTRACT: DECOMPOSITION OF ORGANIC MATERIAL DURING THE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS CAN FREQUENTLY GIVE RISE TO
UNPLEASANT ODORS AND POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS GASSES. ALSO,
PATHOGENIC BACTERIA AND VIRUSES MAY ALSO SURVIVE ADVANCED
TREATMENT PROCESSES AND THUS THE EFFLUENT REQUIRES A MEANS
OF DISINFECTION BEFORE BEING DISCHARGED INTO THE
ENVIRONMENT. BECAUSE OF ITS AVAILABILITY, CHLORINE HAS OFTEN
BEEN USED AS A DISINFECTANT. RECENTLY OZONATION, ULTRAVIOLET
RADIATION AND SULPHER DIOXIDE TREATMENT HAVE ALSO BEEN USED.
CHLORINATION AND OZONATION IF APPLIED BEFORE OR AT
INTERMEDIATE TREATMENT STAGES FUNCTION AS SEPTICITY
RETARDANTS AND HELP CONTROL ODORS.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006489
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: OPERATION CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CHEMICAL ANALYSES!
~EQUIPMENT;	*LABORATORY PROCEDURES;	*MONITORING;
*MEASUREMENT; *PHYSICAL ANALYSIS; *QUALITY CONTROL;
*8AMPLING; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-57 - D-62P.
ABSTRACT: COMPLIANCE WITH THE NPDES REQUIRES THE CAREFUL
MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF THE WASTEWATER FLOW. THE CLEAN
WATER ACT, OF WHICH THE NPDES IS A PART, ESTABLISHED A
SERIES OF EXACTING CRITERIA FOR THE TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER
AND FOR THE QUALITY OF THE EFFLUENT DISCHARGE. OPERATIONAL
DATA IS NECESSARY IN ORDER TO FURNISH PROOF THAT THE
PROVISIONS OF THE ACT ARE BEING COMPLIED WITH. CONSTANT
SURVEILLANCE OF THE OVERALL TREATMENT OPERATION ALSO ALLOWS
FOR DETECTION OF UNUSUAL FLOW OR INFLUENT CHARACTERISTICS
AND PROVIDES INFORMATION NECESSARY TO APPLY CORRECTIVE
MEASURES. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AT VARIOUS STAGES
WILL INDICATE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE PROCESS AND WILL
PINPOINT THOSE AREAS THAT MIGHT REQUIRE MODIFICATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: 1981 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006490
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: SEWER MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION.
DESCRIPTOR: EQUIPMENT;	FACILITIES;	# MAINTENANCE;
^REHABILITATION; *SEWERS; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: D-62 - D-67P.
ABSTRACT: MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION ARE NECESSARY
ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS OF ANY WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND
TREATMENT SYSTEM. WITH PROPER ENGINEERING DESIGN,
INSTALLATION, AND INSPECTION, A COLLECTION SYSTEM AND ITS
APPURTENANCES SHOULD FUNCTION FOR MANY YEARS WITH LITTLE
TROUBLE. CONTINUED INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CAN HELP
INSURE ITS PROPER OPERATION. IN TIME, UNANTICIPATED IMPACT
LOADINC, SETTLEMENT, UNUSUAL FLOW CONDITIONS, CONTAMINANTS,
AND OTHER FACTORS CAN LEAD TO THE EVENTUAL DETERIORATION OF
THE SYSTEM. IN THE CASE OF COMBINED SYSTEMS, WHERE SANITARY
SEWAGE AND STORMWATER FLOW IN A COMMON CONDUIT, ADDITIONAL
DEMANDS ARE PLACED ON THE COLLECTION SYSTEM AND TREATMENT
FACILITY. REHABILITATION OF PORTIONS OF THE SYSTEM CAN BE A
COST-EFFECTIVE MEANS OF EXTENDING THE LIFE OF THE EQUIPMENT
WITHOUT RESORTING TO COMPLETE RECONSTRUCTION.
AVAILABILITY: 19B1 PUBLIC WORKS MANUAL
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006491
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 80
TITLE: WORKSHOP ON VERIFICATION OF WATER QUALITY MODELS.
DESCRIPTOR: BACTERIA; EUTROPHICATION; HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES;
*MODELS; NONPOINT POLLUTION; OXYGEN; PLANNINC; *REPORTS;
SALINITY; SIMULATIONS; TEMPERATURE; VIRUSES; WASTES;
WASTEWATER; * WORKSHOPS; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 258P. PB80-186539
ABSTRACT: THE U.S. EPA SPONSORED A "NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
THE VERIFICATION OF WATER QUALITY MODELS" TO EVALUATE THE
STATE-OF-THE-ART OF WATER QUALITY MODELINC AND MAKE SPECIFIC
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE DIRECTION OF FUTURE MODELING
EFFORTS. PARTICIPANTS REPRESENTED A BROAD CROSS-SECTION OF
PRACTITIONERS OF WATER QUALITY MODELINC IN GOVERNMENT,
ACADEMIA, INDUSTRY, AND PRIVATE PRACTICE. THE ISSUES
DISCUSSED DURING THIS WORKSHOP (HELD IN WEST POINT, NY, ON 7
- 9 MARCH 1979) WERE MODELS IN DECISION MAKING, MODEL DATA
BASES, MODELING FRAMEWORK AND SOFTWARE VALIDATION, MODEL
PARAMETER ESTIMATION, MODEL VERIFICATION, AND MODELS AS
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PROJECTION TOOLS. THESE TOPICS WERE DISCUSSED BY
PARTICIPANTS ORGANIZED INTO SHALL GROUPS OH WASTELOAD
GENERATION, TRANSPORT, SAL IN ITY-TDS, DISSOLVED OXYGEN-
TEMPERATURE, BACTERIA-VIRUS, EUTROPHICATION, AND HAZARDOUS
8UB8TAHCES.
AVAILABILITY: RATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 8285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6492
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 89
TITLE: ACTIVATED CARBON: OTHER USES. 1976-JUNE, 1980.
(CITATIONS FROM THE ENGINEERING INDEX DATA BASE).
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CAVAGNARO, DIANE M.
DESCRIPTOR: AIR POLLUTIONi ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY;
*ACTIVATED CARBON; *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *DRINKING
WATER; INDUSTRY; POTABLE WATER; #WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 363P. PB88-812514
ABSTRACT: THE USES OF ACTIVATED CARBON FOR OTHER THAN
INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT ARE COVERED IN THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF WORLDWIDE RESEARCH. THE CITATIONS COVER THE USE OF
ACTIVATED CARBON IN AIR POLLUTION, TEXTILES PROCESSING,
ABSORPTION OF CHEMICALS AND RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES, DRINKING
WATER TREATMENT, THE MINING INDUSTRY, AND ELECTROCHEMISTRY.
ITS PROPERTIES ARE ALSO DISCUSSED. (THIS UPDATED
BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS 294 CITATIONS, 69 OF WHICH ARE HEW
ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6493
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 80
TITLE: SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPOSAL. FEBRUARY, 1976-JUNE, 1989.
(CITATIONS FROM HIE ENGINEERING INDEX DATA BASE) .
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUNDEMANN, AUDREY S.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *LAND APPLICATION;
~SLUDGE; 4SLUDCE DISPOSAL; SLUDGE DEWATERING; *WASTE
DISPOSAL; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 330P. PB80-813033
ABSTRACT: CITATIONS ON WORLDWIDE STUDIES ON SLUDGE
RECYCLING, LAND APPLICATION, INCINERATION, BIOLOGICAL
DEGRADATION, AHD OCEAN DUMPING ARE PRESENTED. SLUDGE
DEWATERING, DRYING, FREEZING, DETOXIFICATION, PIPING, AND
FERMENTATION ARE AMONG TOPICS INCLUDED. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS,
WATER POLLUTION IMPACTS, SOIL FERTILIZATION, AND CROP
MONITORING ARE ALSO COVERED. (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
CONTAINS 298 CITATIONS, 32 OF WHICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE
PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006494
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 80
TITLE: PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCE PROGRAMS.
JUNE. 1977-MAY, 1980. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BROWN, ROBENA J.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANNOTATED	BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ^GROUNDWATER;
IRRIGATION; INDUSTRIAL WATER; POTABLE WATER; *WATER
RESOURCES; *WATER CONSERVATION; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 300P. PB80-B12670
ABSTRACT: THE CITED STUDIES COVER PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
OF WATER RESOURCE PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS AT THE LOCAL,
REGIONAL. STATE, AND NATIONAL LEVELS. WATER QUALITY,
DRINKING WATER, IRRIGATION WATER, AND INDUSTRIAL WATER
STUDIES OF SPECIFIC LOCALITIES ARE INCLUDED IF THEY ARE
APPLICABLE TO OTHER AREAS. THE TOPICS CONCERN THE IMPACT AND
BENEFITS OF WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, WATER COSTS, WATER
CONSERVATION, GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT, DECISION MAKING, AND
MODELING. (THIS UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS 170 CITATIONS,
130 OF WHICH ARE NEW ENTRIES TO THE PREVIOUS EDITION.)
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006495
PUBLICATION DATE: SPR 80
TITLE: CAPITAL UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW: SYMPOSIUM:
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; * HAZARDOUS WASTES; *LEGAL PROOF;
~LEGISLATION; SLAVS; *MANAGEMENT; ^STATISTICAL PROOF;
~SYMPOSIA
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 193P. PRICE: »5.0O
ABSTRACT: THIS IS A REPORT OF A SYMPOSIUM FOR LAWYERS AND
JUDGES HANDLINC CASES RELATED TO HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT.
IT OFFERS CONCRETE ADVICE ABOUT HOW TO HANDLE VARIOUS ISSUES
OF PROOF.
AVAILABILITY: CAPITAL UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW, BUSINESS
EDITOR, CAPITAL UNIVERSITY LAW S GRADUATE CENTER, 665 SOUTH
HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS, OH 43215
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006496
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: PEAK-PERIOD DESIGN CRITERIA FOR WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUGHES, TREVOR C.
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *FACILITIES; *PLAHNING; #WATER
RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-9 - R-15P.
ABSTRACT: ENGINEERS CUSTOMARILY DESIGN MUNICIPAL WATER
DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS TO HANDLE PEAK-HOUR DEMANDS. TREATMENT
PLANTS, WELL PUMPS AND FINISHED WATER RESERVOIRS MUST MEET
24 HOUR PEAKS. RAW WATER STORAGE RESERVOIRS ARE SIZED TO
PROVIDE SEASONAL PEAK DEMANDS. DESPITE THE APPARENTLY
ROUTINE NATURE OF THESE DESIGNS, NOT ENOUGH IS KNOWN ABOUT
MATCHING WATER SUPPLY FACILITY CAPACITY TO FUTURE DEMAND
LEVELS. THIS ARTICLE DEFINES SEVERAL CRITERIA HELPFUL IN
DETERMINING THESE FUTURE DEMANDS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006497
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: PH AND ALKALINITY IN BIOLOGICAL NITRIFICATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STOVER, ENOS L.
DESCRIPTOR: *ALKALINITY5 *BIOLOCICAL TREATMENT! OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *PH; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-21 - R-23P.
ABSTRACT: DURING THE TREATMENT OF WASTEWATERS BY BIOLOGICAL
TREATMENT PROCESSES. THE PH MUST USUALLY BE MAINTAINED
WITHIN THE RANGE 6.0 TO 9.5, WITH BEST RESULTS NORMALLY
OBTAINED BETWEEN PH 6.5 TO B.5. THE OXIDATION OF NEUTRAL
CARBON COMPOUNDS SUCH AS SUGARS BY HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA
RESULTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC ACIDS AS INTERMEDIATE
PRODUCTS. THE FIRST STEP OF THE TWO-STEP ANAEROBIC TREATMENT
PROCESS INVOLVES THE CONVERSION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS TO
ORGANIC ACIDS. IF THE ALKALINITY AND BUFFERINC CAPACITY OF
THE WASTEWATERS SUBJECTED TO THESE PROCESSES ARE NOT
SUFFICIENT, THE ALKALINITY AND PH MAY DECREASE TO LEVELS
THAT INHIBIT THESE BACTERIOLOGICAL REACTIONS. CARBON DIOXIDE
PRODUCED AS AN END PRODUCT OF BOTH AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC
BACTERIAL METABOLISM ALSO ACT TO REDUCE THE WASTEWATER
ALKALINITY AND PH. THEREFORE, THE BUFFERING CAPACITY BECOMES
AN IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTIC OF WASTEWATERS SUBJECTED TO
CARBONACEOUS BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT PROCESSES.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006498
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: MICROORGANISM INVENTORY IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE CONTROL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HIMEBAUGH, RONALD R.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *ACTIVATED SLUDGE;
HANDBOOKS;	*MICROBIOLOGY; *MONITORING; OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); SLUDGE; *SLUDGE CHARACTERISTICS; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-26 - R-30P.
ABSTRACT: IN THE FIELD OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT, THERE ARE
SEVERAL CLASSICAL PARAMETERS USED SINGULARLY TO ASSESS AND
CONTROL THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS. ALTHOUGH
THE BIOLOGICAL TESTS SUCH AS THE OXYGEN UPTAKE RATE AND THE
MICROORGANISM EXAMINATION HAVE BEEN IN EXISTENCE FOR YEARS,
THEY HAVE FAILED TO BECOME MONITORING PARAMETERS WITH THE
¦CLOUT" THAT EXISTS WITH MOST OF THE OTHER COMMON
PARAMETERS. POSSIBLY THIS SITUATION IS DUE TO A FAILURE ON
THE TART OF PLANT OPERATORS TO RECOGNIZE THE ACTIVATED
SLUDGE SYSTEM AS A MICROORGANISM SOCIETY AND ITS
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ADVERSE CHANCES IN THE ENVIRONMENT. FOR
THIS REASON, A QUICK, EASY METHOD OF ASSESSING THE
BIOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEM NEEDS TO BE
INCORPORATED AS A DAILY PARAMETER OF CONSIDERATION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006499
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: EQUIPMENT PLANT START-UP.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MARPLE, DONALD D.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONSTRUCTION; DESICN; *EQUIPMENT; ^FACILITIES;
*MANAGEMENT; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); START-UP; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-31 - R-32P.
ABSTRACT: THE WATER AND WASTEWATER EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
ASSOCIATION HAS SOME DEFINITE THOUGHTS AND COMMENTS ON
IMPROVING THE OPERATION OF MUNICIPALLY OWNED WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANTS, SPECIFICALLY ABOUT SOME THINGS THAT SHOULD
BE DONE IN THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND START-UP OF A
PUBLICLY OWNED MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY. SOMF.
OF THESE COMMENTS ARE APPLICABLE TO ENGINEERS WHO DESICN TOE
PLANT AND WHO WILL BE INVOLVED IN CHECKOUT, START-UP, AND
THE INITIAL PHASES OF OPERATION. OTHER COMMENTS PERTAIN TO
CONTRACTORS AND STILL OTHERS TO THE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION
OF THESE PLANTS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
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IRIS ACCESS ion NUMBER: EWN68M
PUBLICATION DATE: APR SI
TITLE: TEST EFFECT OF CHEMICALS OR BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SUN, WILLIAM: REGISTER, DONALD V.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; SBIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS:
~BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT; ~CHEMICALS; ~MONITORING; *TOXIC
WASTES; *WASTE TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: R-34 - R-47P.
ABSTRACT: THE IMPACT OF INCOMPATIBLE AND TOXIC POLLUTANTS
(HI A BIOLOGICAL WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM IS WELL KNOWN.
THOUSANDS OF CHEMICALS, ESPECIALLY ONES IN THE ORGANIC
REALM, HAVE FORMIDABLE NAMES AND LIVE UP TO THEIR REPUTATION
OF BEING TOXIC AND REFRACTORY. WHERE TIME IS NO HOLDBACK,
LARGE WELL-EQUIPPED PLANT I.ABORATORIES CAN BE SET UP FOR
BIOASSAY, BUT IF THE PLANT IS SMALL AND THE LABORATORY
WARED ONLY FOR MONITORING LAW REPORTS, BIOASSAY MAY BE DONE
BY USING BODS, GLUCOSE, AND GLUTAMIC ACID ANALYSIS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6501
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: PRIMING PUMPS—WHICH WAY FOR YOU?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FRENCH, WILLIAM W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS; ~COSTS; ~EQUIPMENT; PIPES;
SPUMP8; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: R-48 - Rr-SOP.
ABSTRACT: CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS MOST BE PRIMED BEFORE THEY CAN
PERFORM, OTHERWISE THE IMPELLER WILL ONLY AGITATE THE AIR IN
THE CASING. THEREFORE, THE CASING AND THE SUCTION PIPE MUST
BE COMPLETELY FULL OF FLUID BEING PUMPED SO THAT THE PUMP
WILL "CATCH PRIME". THERE ARE AT LEAST EIGHT METHODS FOR
PRIMING PUMPS; SOME OF THEM AS SIMPLE AS A CONSTANT FLOODING
FROM THE SOURCE TO OTHERS AS COMPLEX AS AN AUTOMATIC PRIMER
OR VACUUM PUMP. WHILE ANY OF THESE METHODS MAY BE USED, SOME
HAVE UNWARRANTED COSTS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6502
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: IT DOES COMPOTE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WALDO, JONATHAN
DESCRIPTOR: ^CALCULATOR	PROGRAMS;	~CALCULATORS;
~HYDRAULICS! *PIPE DESIGN; *PIPES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-52 - R-S5P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE GIVES EXAMPLES OF PROGRAMS FOR
PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATORS. THESE HYDRAULIC PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN
DEVELOPED FOR THE HEWLETT-PACKARD HP19C CALCULATOR, AND MAY
BE USED WITH THE HP29C CALCULATOR. INCLUDED ARE PROGRAMS ON
SEWER PIPE DESIGN, PIPE CULVERT ANALYSIS UNDER OUTLET
CONTROL, PIPE CULVERT DESICN UNDER OUTLET CONTROL,
TRAPEZOIDAL OPEN CHANNEL DESIGN, AND PIPE NETWORK ANALYSIS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW8065e3
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: SOME BASIC SAFETY RULES AND SAFE PRACTICES.
DESCRIPTOR: SACCIDENT PREVENTION; *SAFETY; *SAFETY RULES;
SAFETY EDUCATION; ~SAFETY EQUIPMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-56 - R-59P.
ABSTRACT: SAFETY IS A MATTER OF IMPORTANT CONCERN TO
MANAGERS AND STAFFS OF WATER AND WASTEWATER UTILITIES. EVERY
UTILITY, LARGE AND SMALL, SHOULD HAVE A SAFETY PROGRAM AND A
SET OF GUIDELINES FOR SAFE PRACTICES. THE CONDENSATION OF
THE DALLAS WATER UTILITIES SAFE PRACTICES HANDBOOK INCLUDES
BASIC MATERIAL ON THE SUBJECT.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06504
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: TRIHALOMETHANES IN DRINKING WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: UMPHRES, MARK D.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES;	~CARCINOGENS;
CHEMISTRY; *ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; ~POTABLE WATER; *QCALITY
CONTROLt * TRIHALOMETHANES; *WATER TREATMENT; #WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-65 - R-76P.
ABSTRACT: DURING THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS THERE HAS BEEN
GROWING CONCERN OVER THE POSSIBLE CARCINOGENICITY OF
NUMEROUS SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN DRINKING WATER. THIS
ARTICLE PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF TRIHALOMETHANES (THM'S) —
THEIR OCCURRENCE, FORMATION, ANALYSIS, AND TREATMENT.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006505
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: OZONE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: REBEL, CARL
DESCRIPTOR: DESICN; *DISINFECTION; *DRINKING WATER;
^FACILITIES; #OPERATIONS (WATER); *OZONE; *POTABLE WATER;
~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-77 - R-84P.
ABSTRACT: THE EFFECTS OF OZONE ON POTABLE WATER AND ITS
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES ARE WELL
DOCUMENTED IN LITERATURE. ONCE THE DECISION TO EMPLOY OZONE
HAS BEEN MADE, THERE ARE MANY DESICN CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE
ENGINEER CONCERNING THE DESIGN OF THE OZONE PORTION OF THAT
PLANT. WHEN OZONE IS USED TO TREAT POTABLE WATER, IT MUST BE
TRANSFERRED FROM THE AIR IN WHICH IT WAS CENERATED TO THE
LIQUID PHASE. THIS IS REFERRED TO AS MASS TRANSFER. PURE
OZONE IS 12.5 TIMES MORE SOLUBLE IN WATER THAN IS OXYGEN.
UNFORTUNATELY, IT CAN ONLY BE GENERATED ECONOMICALLY FROM
AIR TO CONCENTRATIONS UP TO 2 PERCENT BY WEIGHT. THEREFORE,
AT THESE MUCH LOWER AVAILABLE PARTIAL PRESSURES, IT BECOMES
DIFFICULT TO DISSOLVE MORE THAN A FEW MG/L OF OZONE IN
WATER.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006506
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: ARTIFICIAL BASIN RECHARGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NIGHTINGALE, HARRY L.; BIANCHI, WILLIAM C.
DESCRIPTOR: ^GROUNDWATER; HYDRAULICS; SOILS; WATER
RESOURCES; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER COLLECTION; *WATER STORAGE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-85 - R-92P.
ABSTRACT: THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH GROUNDWATER RECHARGE
HAY BE DIVIDED INTO TWO CATEGORIES: (1> STABILIZING THE
HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY OF SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE SOIL
LAYERS, AND (2) QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RECHARGE
WATER. THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THESE TWO PROBLEM AREAS
NEARLY ALWAYS CAUSES "SOIL CLOGGING," AS PARTICULATES
ACCUMULATE WITHIN THE SOIL-PORE SPACES NEAR THE SOIL
SURFACE, EVENTUALLY SEALING IT, OR AT THE BORE-HOLE AGUIFER
INTERFACE WHICH ACTS AS A FILTER IN RECHARGING SHAFTS OR
WELLS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006507
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: THAWING FROZEN SERVICES AND MAINS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOWEN, RON
DESCRIPTOR: *FREEZING; * MAINTENANCE; *PIPES| *THAWING;
*WATER MAINS; WATER PIPES; WATER SUPPLY; *WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-96 - R-97P.
ABSTRACT: THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THAWING FROZEN
SERVICES AND MAINS. A FROZEN MAIN IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF
THE WATER DEPARTMENT AND IT MUST BE THAWED IF CONTINUAL
SERVICES ARE TO BE PROVIDED THROUGH THAT WATER MAIN.
WATERWORKS PEOPLE ALSO GENERALLY ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY
OF OWNERSHIP OF THE SERVICE LINE FROM THE CORPORATION COCK
ON THE MAIN TO THE CURBSTOP AT THE PROPERTY LINE. FROM THIS
POINT INTO THE HOME OR BUSINESS, THE SERVICE LINE IS PRIVATE
PROPERTY. THAWING THIS PORTION OF THE SERVICE LINE IS REALLY
THE OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006508
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: LEAK DETECTION PRODUCTIVITY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GREELEY, DOUGLAS S.
DESCRIPTOR: *CONSERVATION; COSTS; *LEAKAGE; *MA INTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); fcPIPES; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER
DISTRIBUTION; WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-98 - R-103P.
ABSTRACT: ONE LOGICAL PLACE FOR A WATER SUPPLY MANAGER TO
BEGIN CONSERVING IS IN THE FIELD OF LEAK DETECTION AND THE
SUPPRESSION OF UNACCOUNTED FOR WATER WASTE. VARIOUS
ESTIMATES OF UNACCOUNTED FOR WATER LOSSES IN DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY RANGE FROM 5 TO 45 PERCENT OF
AVERAGE SYSTEM DEMAND, WHICH, IF TREATED AS A QUALITY
CONTROL PROBLEM BY INDUSTRY, WOULD DEMAND IMMEDIATE
MANAGEMENT ACTION TO INSURE THE PROFITABILITY, IF NOT THE
FUTURE EXISTENCE OF THE BUSINESS. IN ORDER TO ENLIGHTEN
MUNICIPAL POLICYMAKERS AS TO THE BENEFITS OF A LEAK
DETECTION PROGRAM AND HIGHLIGHT AREAS OF COST SAVINGS, THE
WATER SUPPLY MANAGER SHOULD PREPARE A SUMMARY OF THE PROFITS
TO BE DERIVED FROM A LEAKAGE SURVEY PROGRAM.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
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IRIS ACCESS I OH NUMBER: EWW6S99
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM LEAK DETECTION AND CONTROL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HANKE, STEVE H.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS; CONSERVATION;
*DISTRIBUTIOH SYSTEMS; ^LEAKAGE; MODELS; *MAIHTENANCE;
XOPERATIOKS (WATER): *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER DISTRIBUTION;
WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-107 - R-108P.
ABSTRACT: IH AN ARTICLE IN THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION IN 1979, THE AUTHOR PRESENTED A
MODEL WHICH HADE IT POSSIBLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER A WATER
CONSERVATION POLICY IS DESIRABLE OR UNDESIRABLE. THE PURPOSE
OF THIS PAPER IS TO DEMONSTRATE THE USEFULNESS OF THIS MODEL
BY A CONCRETE APPLICATION; NAMELY, THE EVALUATION OF WASTE
CONTROL POLICIES FOR A LARGE URBAN WATER SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EVW6510
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: SIMPLIFIED MONITORING TECHNIQUES FOR URBAN RUNOFF.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BINDER, JAMES J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ^COLLECTION SYSTEMS;
*MONITORING; *RUNOFF WATERS; *STORMWATER; *SEWERS; ^SURFACE
RUNOFF; URBAN AREAS; WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-112 - R-117P.
ABSTRACT: MONITORING TECHNIQUES FOR URBAN STORMWATER RUNOFF
RANGE FROM SIMPLE TO SOPHISTICATED. THE DATA REQUIREMENTS
ARE DICTATED BY THE MODELING RESULTS AND THE OBJECTIVES OF
THE PROGRAM. WHEN THE PROGRAM OBJECTIVES AND THE MINIMUM
DATA NECESSARY TO MEET THESE OBJECTIVES ARE KNOWN, THE
DESIGNER MAY THEN BE SOMEWHAT CREATIVE IN THE SELECTION AND
MONITORING TECHNIQUES.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6SU
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: GROUTING PASSES DIFFICULT TEST.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BUECHLER, JOHN
DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION; *COSTS; *DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS;
*GROUTING; *LEAKAGE; *MAINTENANCE; *PIPES, *WATER
DISTRIBUTION; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-1IB - R-121P.
ABSTRACT: PROJECTED FLOW FROM FUTURE DEVELOPMENT INDICATED
A CAPACITY PROBLEM WOULD DEVELOP IN THE NORTHEAST AREA OF
INDIANAPOLIS. LINE GROUTING UNDER EXTREMELY DIFFICULT
CONDITIONS IS ESTIMATED TO HAVE ELIMINATED APPROXIMATELY
400,000 GAL/DAY OF INFILTRATION, AND, TOGETHER WITH
CONSTRUCTION OF AN EQUALIZATION BASIN TO HANDLE THE
REMAINING DRY WEATHER FLOW, HAS HELPED RELIEVE THE POTENTIAL
OVERLOAD PROBLEM.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006512
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: SLUDGE BLANKET IN ACTIVATED FINAL CLARIFIERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOYLE, WILLIAM H.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; AERATION; *CLARIFICATION;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *SLUDGE; *SLUDGE TREATMENT; SOLID
WASTES; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R124, R129-130P.P.
ABSTRACT: IN THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS, THE FINAL
CLARIFIER FOLLOWS THE AERATION UNIT AND ITS PRIMARY PURPOSES
ARE TO SEPARATE, BY GRAVITY, THE SOLIDS FROM THE MIXED
LIQUOR FLOW FROM THE AERATION SYSTEM, TO COLLECT THE SETTLED
SOLIDS AT THE BOTTOM, AND TO RETURN THESE SOLIDS TO THE SAME
AERATION BASINS AS WELL AS WASTING TO THE SOLIDS HANDLING
SYSTEM. IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW AND EVALUATE HOW ACTIVATED
SLUDGE PHYSICALLY ACTS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE FINAL CLARIFIER
BECAUSE SLUDGE DEPOSITION AND REMOVAL IS CRITICAL TO THE
MASS LOADING DESICN FACTOR AS WELL AS THE CONCENTRATION OF
RETURN AND WASTE SLUDGE. EXAMINATION OF THE LOCIC AND DATA
FROM FIELD INSTALLATIONS PROVIDES AN INSIGHT INTO THE SLUDGE
BLANKET LEVEL AND ITS SOLIDS' CONCENTRATION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWQ06513
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: CONTROL OF THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARTER, RAYMOND P.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; #ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES;
^CLARIFICATION; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATFR); *SLUDGE; *SOLID
WASTES; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WASTEWATER SLUDGE; *WASTE
DISPOSAL
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DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: R-131 - R-136P.
ABSTRACT: VARIOUS METHODS HAVE BEEN USED TO CONTROL THE
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS. ONE, THE SO CALLED "AL WEST-
METHOD, HAS RECEIVED CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION BECAUSE THE
TESTS USED FOR CONTROL ARE RELATIVELY SIMPLE AND FAST. MANY
OPERATORS, HOWEVER, FIND THIS METHOD DIFFICULT TO MAINTAIN A
STEADY STATE CONDITION. IF PLOTTED ON A GRAPH, THIS METHOD
OF CONTROL WOULD SIMULATE A SINE CURVE. THIS IS DUE TO THE
BASIC PREMISE OF THE FUNDAMENTAL FORMULA FOR WITHDRAWING OF
SLUDGE FROM THE FINAL CLARIFIER WHICH IS BASED ON A MASS
BALANCE.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6514
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: LAND DISPOSAL OF HIGH CADMIUM SLUDGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TABOUIN, ANTHONY J.
DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDCE; AEROBIC TREATMENT! ~CADMIUM;
*EFFLUENTSi *HEAVY METALS; ~LAND APPLICATION; *PUBLIC
HEALTH; *SLUDCE DISPOSAL; SLUDGE; *WASTE DISPOSAL;
* WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-142 - R-144P.
ABSTRACT: THE EMPHASIS THAT HAS BEEN PLACED OH LAND
DISPOSAL OF EFFLUENTS AND SLUDGES IN RECENT YEARS HAS LED TO
AH INCREASED AWARENESS OF THE POTENTIAL THREAT POSED BY
HEAVY METALS CONTAINED THEREIN. THE HEAVY METAL WHICH SEEMS
TO HAVE GENERATED THE MOST CONCERN IS CADMIUM, WHICH HAS
BEEN LINKED TO A NUMBER OF HEALTH PROBLEMS IN HUMANS AND HAS
BEEN SHOWN TO HAVE DELETERIOUS EFFECTS ON PLANTS AND ANIMALS
AS WELL. A THREE AND ONE-HALF YEAR PROJECT INVOLVING LAND
APPLICATION OF A HIGH CADMIUM SLUDGE BEGAN IN FEBRUARY 1976,
IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES. AEROBIC ALLY DIGESTED
WASTE ACTIVATED SLUDGE FROM AN INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PROCESS IS SPRAYED THROUGH SLUDGE GUNS ONTO LAND
PREVIOUSLY USED FOR PASTURE.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWOMSIS
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: EXTRACTING HEAVY METALS AND TOXIC ORGANICS FROM
SLUDGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KALINSKE, A. A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DETOXIFICATION; ~HEAVY METALS; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); SLUDCE; ~SLUDGE TREATMENT; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES;
•WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-148 - R-151P.
ABSTRACT: THE METHOD OF CONDITIONING MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT SLUDGES AHEAD OF DEWATF.RING AND/OR DRYING
AND THE HANDLING OF THE ASSOCIATED SIDESTKEAMS CAN AFFECT
THE AMOUNT OF TOXIC ORGANICS AND HEAVY METALS PRESENT IN THE
SLUDGE. THE POSSIBILITIES OF DETOXIFYING ORGANIC AND
INORGANIC SLUDGES AND RESIDUES BY REDUCING THE HEAVY METAL
CONTENT MAY BE NECESSARY AND JUSTIFIABLE IN ORDER TO MAKE A
SLUDGE OR RESIDUE NON-HAZARDOUS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006516
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR RETURN AND WASTE SLUDCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MCCARTHY; ROBERT L.; SOKOL, ROBERT L.
DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDGE; ~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES;
~INSTRUMENTATION; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PIPES) SLUDGE;
~SLUDGE TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-152 - R-154P.
ABSTRACT: RETURN AND WASTING OF SLUDCE IS THE NERVE CENTER
FOR THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS. FOR THIS REASON, METHODS
OF CONTROLLING THIS PART OF THE PROCESS ARE VERY IMPORTANT.
THIS ARTICLE DEALS WITH DEVICES, INSTRUMENTATION AND PIPING
ARRANGEMENTS WHICH MAY AID IN THE APPLICATION OF THESE
PROCESSES. SLUDGE LEVEL SENSORS. AIR LIFTS AND A VARIETY OF
CONTROL ARRANGEMENTS ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK 1981
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6517
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: EVALUATION OF WINTER APPLICATION OF LIQUID SLUDGE TO
FARMLAND.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BATES, THOMAS; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~CASE STUDIES; *HEAVY METALS; ~LAND
APPLICATION; ~NUTRIENTS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); SLUDGE;
SLUDGE DISPOSAL; ~SLUDGE TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: R-155 - R-156P.
ABSTRACT: A MAJOR PROJECT WAS BEGUN IN ONTARIO IN 1972 TO
STUDY THE USE OF SEWAGE SLUDGE ON AGRICULTURAL LAND. IN
ADDITION TO RUNOFF STUDIES, SINCE 1973 THE PROJECT HAS
INCLUDED THREE FIELD EXPERIMENTS WHERE THREE SLUDGES
RESULTING FROM CALCIUM HYDROXIDE (LIME), FERRIC CHLORIDE AND
ALUMINUM SULFATE TREATMENT OF SEWAGE ARE APPLIED AT A SERIES
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OF RATES IH COMPARISON WITH EQUIVALENT BATES OF NITROGEN
FERTILIZER.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT REFERENCE
HANDBOOK I9B1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6518
PUBLICATION DATE: J UN 81
TITLE: OZONE TREATMENT OF POTABLE WATER - PART 1.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NEBEL, CARL
DESCRIPTOR: 'DISINFECTION; DISEASE CONTROLi 'DRINKING
WATER; ODORS; *OZONE; 'POTABLE WATER; TASTES; *WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 86-9BP.
ABSTRACT: OZONE HAS BEEN USED FOR APPROXIMATELY 80 YEARS
FOR THE TREATMENT OF POTABLE WATER, PRIMARILY IN EUROPE. THE
USE OF OZONE FOR TREATING DRINKING WATER IS LARGELY RELATED
TO ITS POWER AS AN OXIDANT. OZONE NOT ONLY OXIDIZES ORGANIC
POLLUTANTS, BUT IT HAS THE ABILITY TO ACT AS A STERILANT.
OZONE, AS APPLIED TO DRINKING WATER, HAS MANY USES,
INCLUDING: BACTERIAL AND VIRAL DESTRUCTION; INCREASED
SETTLEABILITY; OXIDATION OF TRIHALOMETHANE PRECURSORS,
SULFIDES, CYANIDES AND REMOVAL OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS CAUSING
TASTES, COLORS AND ODORS* DESTRUCTION OF ALGAE; OXIDATION OF
ORGAN ICS SUCH AS DETERGENTS, PESTICIDES, PHENOLS AND HUMIC,
FULVIC AND TANNIC ACIDS; OXIDATION OF IRON, MANGANESE AND
HEAVY METALS; AND CONVERSION OF LARGE MOLECULAR WEICHT AND
LESS BIODEGRADABLE ORGAN ICS INTO THOSE OF SMALLER AND MORE
EASILY BIODEGRADABLE COMPOUNDS.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906819
PUBLICATION DATE: J UN 81
TITLE: BUILDING AN EPA ASSISTED WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOND, RONALD L.
DESCRIPTOR: 'CONSTRUCTION; 'COOPERATIVE PLANNING; *DESIGN;
*ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY; 'FACILITIES; GRANTS;
'PLANNING; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 92-94P.
ABSTRACT: THE CONSTRUCTION OF A MAJOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT
FACILITY UNDER THE EPA GRANT PROGRAM DEMANDS THE BEST OF ALL
THOSE PARTICIPATING IN IT. CONFLICTS ARE INEVITABLE,
COMPROMISE IS REQUIRED AND THE PERFECT SOLUTION IS SELDOM
ACHIEVED. HOWEVER, IF ALL PARTIES WILL RECOGNIZE THE
PROBLEMS, EXERCISE SOUND JUDGEMENT, ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY
FOR THEIR ACTIONS AND NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF THE ULTIMATE GOAL,
THEN IT IS POSSIBLE FOR PROJECTS TO BE CONSTRUCTED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV0O6520
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: SLUDCE SETTLING HAMPERED BY INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GERARDI, MICHAEL H.
DESCRIPTOR: #FILAMENTOUS BULKING; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; 'SLUDGE; 'SLUDGE TREATMENT; 'WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 95-97P.
ABSTRACT: FILAMENTOUS BULKING IS ANY MAJOR DISCHARGE OF
SOLIDS FROM A TREATMENT PLANT'S CLARIFIER INDUCED BY
BACTERIAL OR FUNGAL FILAMENTOUS GROWTH. THIS PHENOMENA IS A
MAJOR OPERATION NUISANCE FOR MANY ACTIVATED SLUDGE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS. POOR SLUDGE SETTLING DUE TO GAS
ENTRAPMENT BY MIXED-LIQUOR FILAMENTOUS ORGANISMS WAS A
RECURRING PROBLEM AT THE WILLIAMSPORT SANITARY AUTHORITY'S
ACTIVATED SLUDGE WEST WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT. DISCHARGE
OF A FATTY ACID DERIVITIVE WASTE FROM A MANUFACTURER OF FOOD
EMULSIFIERS WAS IDENTIFIED AS THE CAUSE OF THIS PROBLEM. THE
FATTY ACID DERIVITIVE INDUCED THE DEVELOPMENT OF FILAMENTOUS
ORGANISMS.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6521
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY B1
TITLE: ENERGY CONSERVATION FOR EXISTINC WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BURRIS, BRUCE E.
DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION; 'DESIGN; 'ENERGY CONSERVATION;
'FACILITIES; WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: S36-545P.
ABSTRACT: ALTHOUGH TOTAL ENERGY REQUIREMENTS FOR WASTEWATER
TREATMENT ARE LESS THAN IX OF THE TOTAL U.S. ENERGY
PRODUCTION, THERE IS A DEFINITE NEED FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION
IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT. RECENT SHORTAGES AND THE HIGH COST
OF ELECTRICITY, FUELS, AND CHEMICALS HAVE BECOME IMPORTANT
PLANT DESIGN AND OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS. THERE IS MORE
OPPORTUNITY FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION IN PLANNING AND DESICN
OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES. HOWEVER, SIGNIFICANT
OPPORTUNITIES DO EXIST FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION IN EXISTING
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V33 N5
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6522
PUBLICATION DATE: HAY 81
TITLE: FACTORS AFFECTING EFFLUENT VARIABILITY FROM
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESSES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NIKU. SALAR; SCHROEDER, EDWARD D.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDCEt *EFFLUENTS; PROCESS CONTROL;
~QUALITY CONTROL; *RESEARCH REPORTS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 546-559P.
ABSTRACT: VARIATIONS IN THE EFFLUENT QUALITY FROM ACTIVATED
SLUDGE PROCESSES ARE THE RESULT OF A NUMBER OF INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL FACTORS. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO
DETERMINE THE NATURE AND THE EXTENT OF THE VARIABILITY IN
EFFLUENT QUALITY AND TO IDENTIFY FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO
THIS VARIABLILITY THROUGH STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF OPERATING
DATA.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N5
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6523
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: ECONOMICS OF SLUDGE MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HASIT, YAKIR; VESILIND, P. AARNE
DESCRIPTOR: ~COSTS;	COST	EFFECTIVENESS; *DESIGN;
~ECONOMICS; ~FACILITIES; ~SLUDGE DISPOSAL; SLUDGE;
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 560-564P.
ABSTRACT: SLODCE MANAGEMENT,	INCLUDINC HANDLING,
TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL, COMPRISES ABOUT 3SK OF THE
CAPITAL COSTS AND 55X OF THE ANNUAL OPERATIONS AND
MAINTENANCE COSTS OF A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT. A
DIFFICULT ASPECT OF SLUDGE ECONOMICS HAS BEEN THE
DETERMINATION OF THE BASIC VARIABLES USED TO EXPRESS COST
FUNCTIONS. THIS PAPER SUGGESTS THAT THE BASIC DESIGN
VARIABLES OF SLUDGE PROCESSES CAN AND ALSO SHOULD BE THE
VARIABLES USED IN DEFINING COST FUNCTIONS AND PROVIDES A SET
OF CONSISTENT AND USEFUL COST EQUATIONS FOR VARIOUS SLUDGE
TREATMENT PROCESSES.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V93 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6524
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 79
TITLE: DETERMINING WASTEWATER TREATMENT COSTS FOR YOUR
COMMUNITY.
DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS; *CONSTRUCTION; ~FACILITIES; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~PLANNING; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION; *WASTEWATER
DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 25P. PB80-130966
ABSTRACT: THE U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
PROVIDES THIS BROCHURE TO ASSIST A COMMUNITY IN DETERMINING
THE APPROXIMATE COST OF BUILDING AND OPERATING A MUNICIPAL
WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND TREATMENT SYSTEM. THE BROCHURE HAS
BEEN DEVELOPED FOR FACILITIES SERVING LESS THAN 50,000
PEOPLE.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006525
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: TRAINING MATERIALS ON TOXIC SUBSTANCES: TOOLS FOR
EFFECTIVE ACTION, BOOK 1.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMMUNITY PROGRAMS; *C1TIZEN PARTICIPATION;
~HEALTH; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PUBLIC PARTICIPATION;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PROJECT PLANNING; ~PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT; REGULATIONS; ~SAFETY; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 229P. FREE OF CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS IS FIRST OF A TWO-PART TRAINING GUIDE ON
TOXIC SUBSTANCES. IT PRESENTS ACTIVITIES AND INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIAL TO BE USED BY GROUPS OF VARYING LEVELS OF KNOWLEDGE
AND EXPERIENCE WISHING TO UNDERTAKE A COMMUNITY PROJECT ON
TOXIC SUBSTANCES. INCLUDED TOPICS ARE: (1) ORGANIZERS'
HANDBOOK; (2) FACILITATORS' HANDBOOK; (3) GENERAL TOXIC
SUBSTANCES PROBLEMS; (4) CASE STUDIES; (5) SCIENCE OF TOXIC
SUBSTANCES; (6) FIELD TRIPS; (7) DESIGNING A COMMUNITY
RESEARCH PROGRAM; AND (8) CHOOSING AND PLANNING A PROJECT.
AVAILABILITY: JUDITH DUNOFSKY, DIRECTOR, TOXIC TRAINING
PROGRAM, SIERRA CLUB, 530 BUSH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA
94108, TELEPHONE 415/9B1-8634
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006526
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: TRAINING MATERIALS ON TOXIC SUBSTANCES: TOOLS FOR
EFFECTIVE ACTION, BOOK 2.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CARCINOGENS; *COMMUNITY PROGRAMS; #COMMUNITY
PARTICIPATION; ~DRINKING WATER; HAZARDOUS WASTES; HEALTH;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *INDUSTRIES; PESTICIDES;
REGULATIONS; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 375P. FREE OF CHARGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS IS THE SECOND OF A TWO-PART TRAINING GUIDE
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CM TOXIC SUBSTANCES. IT PRESENTS READINGS AHD INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIAL. INCLUDED ARE TOPICS OH: C1> OVERLOOK OR SEVERAL
TOXIC SUBSTAHCE PROBLEMSt (2) HAZARDOUS WASTES; (3) DRINKING
WATER; AND (4) OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO TOXIC SUBSTANCES.
AVAILABILITY: JUDITH DUHOFSKY, DIRECTOR, TOXIC TRAINING
PROGRAM, SIERRA CLUB, 330 BUSH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA
94198, TELEPHONE 413/981-8634
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006527
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO SURFACE WATER SOURCES, RAW WATER
STORAGE, AND WATER INTAKES - WORKBOOK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ARASMITB, E. E.
DESCRIPTOR: * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; SURFACE RUNOFF; *TEACHING GUIDES; *WATER SUPPLY;
* WORKBOOKSi SWATER QUALITY; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER STORAGE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 62P. PRICE: «2.«« - WORKBOOK
ABSTRACT: THIS NODULE IS AN INTRODUCTION TO SURFACE WATER
SOURCES, RAW WATER STORAGE AND SPILLWAYS, AND RAW WATER
INTAKES. A TEACHER GUIDE IS INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 6500 SW
PACIFIC BLVD., ALBANY, OR 97321
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006528
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: MONITORING WATER QUALITY - WORKBOOK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: AHASHITH, E. E.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES;	CHLORINE;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ^MONITORING; ^OPERATIONS (WATER);
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *SAMPLINC; TEACHING GUIDES;
TEXTBOOKS; WATER TREATMENT; *WATER DISTRIBUTION; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 30P. PRICE: •1.80 WORKBOOK
ABSTRACT: THIS NODULE IS A DISCUSSION OF MONITORING WATER
QUALITY IN A WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. MONITORING
TECHNIQUES FOR TURBIDITY, CHLORINE RESIDUAL AND CORRECT
METHODS OF SAMPLING FOR BACTERIALOGICAL TESTING ARE STUDIED.
AVAILABILITY: LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 6500 SW
PACIFIC BLVD., ALBANY, OR 97321
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006S29
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: LABORATORY MANUAL FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER PART I -
BASIC.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARNEGIE, JOHN W.; WOOLEY, JOHN F.
DESCRIPTOR: XANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES;	*INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; * LABORATORY TECHNIQUES;
MONITORING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PREFERENCE MATERIALS;
SAMPLING; *WATER TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 163P. PRICE: *7.00
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL IS DESIGNED TO BE READ AND USED BY
PLANT OPERATORS AND LABORATORY TECHNICIANS. IT IS MEANT TO
BE TAKEN INTO THE LABORATORY AS A "RECIPE BOOK" AS WELL AS A
REFERENCE. IT IS STRUCTURED SO AS TO DRAW ATTENTION TO THE
PROCEDURAL STEPS IN AN OUTLINE FORM AND TO PROVIDE
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION AS WELL. THE BASIC MANUAL CONTAINS
THOSE TESTS WHICH ARE MOST COMMONLY USED BY THE MAJORITY OF
WATER AHD WASTEWATER LABORATORIES, BOTH LARGE AND SMALL. IT
IS ALSO DESIGNED FOR USE AS THE LAB MANUAL FOR BASIC AQUATIC
CHEMISTRY AT LBCC.
AVAILABILITY: LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 6500 SW
PACIFIC BLVD., ALBANY, OR 97321
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006330
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: LABORATORY MANUAL FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER PART III,
MICROBIOLOGY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARNEGIE, JOHN W. ; WOOLEY, JOHN F.
DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES;	* INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; *MICHOBIOLOGY; *P06T
SECONDARY EDUCATION; REFERENCE MATERIALS; * TEXTBOOKS;
*WASTEWATER TREATMENT: *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 109P. PRICE: *4.00
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL IS DESIGNED TO BE READ AND USED BY
PLANT OPERATORS AND LABORATORY TECHNICIANS. IT IS MEANT TO
BE TAKEN INTO THE LABORATORY AS A "RECIPE BOOK" AS WELL AS A
REFERENCE. THE MICROBIOLOGY PORTION CONTAINS THE
MICROBIOLOGY PROCEDURES COMMONLY USED IN WATER AND
WASTEWATER AND ALSO PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO TEACH BASIC MICRO
LAB TECHNIQUES.
AVAILABILITY: LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 6500 SW
PACIFIC BLVD., ALBANY. OR 97321
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IRIS ACCESSIOH NUMBER: EW006331
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: SIMPLICITY AND AUTOMATION HAKE WORK WHEN HO ORE IS
AROUND.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GARDNER, WALTER A.
DESCRIPTOR: *AUTOMATION; *COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; CASE
STUDIES; EQUIPMENT; *FACILITIES; MANAGEMENT; *MONITORING;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)s *WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS)
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 43-44P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE AUTONATION OF AN
EXISTING WASTE TREATMENT FACILITY BY THE ADDITION OF
SENSORS, AN INTEGRATED COMPUTER, AND SYSTEMS CONTROL
MANAGEMENT. THE COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM HAS FREED OPERATOR TIME
AND HAS BEEN RELATIVELY INEXPENSIVE.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006532
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: CHEMICAL EMPLOYMENT LITTLE CHANGED IN 1986.
DESCRIPTOR: *CHEMICAL INDUSTRY) *EMPLOYMENT; INDUSTRY)
INDUSTRIAL PERSONNEL) JOB ANALYSIS) STATISTICAL DATA) *WAGES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 69-70P.
ABSTRACT: EMPLOYMENT IN THE U.S. CHEMICAL INDUSTRY TENDS TO
BE RELATIVELY STABLE, DESPITE RECESSION. FOR 1980 AVERAGE
EMPLOYMENT WAS NEARLY UNCHANGED, WITH BLUE COLLAR WORKERS
DOWN ONLY IX, AND SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS UP 5X. STATISTICS
ON INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT OF SCIENTISTS AND
ENGINEERS, CHEMICAL EMPLOYMENT, AND WAGES ARE GIVEN FOR THE
LAST TEN YEARS.
AVAILABILITY: CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING NEWS, V59 N23
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006533
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: LABORATORY MANUAL FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER - PART II
- ADVANCED.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CARNEGIE, JOHN W.; WOOLEY, JOHN F.
DESCRIPTOR: * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORY MANUALS;
~LABORATORY TECHNIQUES; ^OPERATIONS (WATER); ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER) ; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; #WATER TREATMENT;
* WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I63P.
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL IS DESIGNED TO BE READ AND USED BY
PLANT OPERATORS AND LABORATORY TECHNICIANS. IT IS MEANT TO
BE TAKEN INTO THE LABORATORY AS A "RECIPE BOOK" AS WELL AS A
REFERENCE. IT IS STRUCTURED SO AS TO DRAW ATTENTION TO THE
PROCEDURAL STEPS IN AN OUTLINE FORM AND TO PROVIDE
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION AS WELL. THIS PORTION OF THE
MANUAL CONTAINS TESTS COMMONLY USED IN LARGE AND MORE
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WATER AND WASTEWATER LABS.
AVAILABILITY: LINN-BENTON	COMMUNITY	COLLEGE,
WATER/WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY, SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY DIVISION,
6B06 SW PACIFIC BLVD., ALBANY. OR 97321
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006534
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: DESIGN OF WASTEWATER AND STORMWATER PUMPING
STATIONS. MANUAL OF PRACTICE NO. FD-4.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GERMAIN, JAMES E.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *DESICN; EQUIPMENT) ~ENGINEERING; FACILITIES)
~ INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *MANUALS; POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~PIPES; *PUMFING STATIONS) *WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 150P. PRICE: *16.00
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL PROVIDES THE DESIGN ENGINEER WITH
PRACTICAL AND PROVEN GUIDELINES FOR THE DESIGN OF WASTEWATER
AND STORMWATER PUMPING STATIONS THAT MAY BE USED IN VARIOUS
SITUATIONS, THE SELECTION AND DESIGN OF MECHANICAL
EQUIPMENT, PIPING SYSTEM LAYOUT AND HYDRAULICS, ELECTRICAL
DESIGN, AND STRUCTURAL AND ARCHITECTURAL CONSIDERATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION, 2626
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20037
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006535
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: RESOURCE RECOVERY PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLARK. ROBERT M.) CILLEAN, JAMES I.
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~MANAGEMENT) ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION) ^PLANNING;
*RESOURCES; *RESOURCE RECOVERY; *SOLID WASTES; *WASTE
DISPOSAL; *WASTE COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 167P. PRICE: *24.00
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK EXAMINES THE GENERAL SOLID WASTE
PROBLEM; THE PROBLEM OF LOCAL DECISION-MAKERS INVOLVED IN
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT; OPTIMIZATION OF SOLID WASTE SYSTEMS;
OPTIONS FOR RESOURCE RECOVERY; CASE STUDIES INVOLVING
RESOURCE RECOVERY; AND HOW A RESOURCE RECOVERY SYSTEM MIGHT
BE SELECTED.
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AVAILABILITY: BUTTERWORTHS PUBLISHERS, 19 TOWER OFFICE
PARK, WOBURN, MA 01861
IRIS ACCESSION If UMBER: EW006336
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: AUTOMATIC PROCESS CONTROL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHEREMISINOFF, PAUL If.; PERLIS, HARLAN J.
DESCRIPTOR: *AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS; ^COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS; ^COMPUTERS; DATA COLLECTION; *DATA ANALYSIS;
*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; #P06T SECONDARY EDUCATION;
REFERENCE BOOKS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 192P. PRICE: S39.95
ABSTRACT: THIS TEXTBOOK ADDRESSES ITSELF TO AUTOMATIC
CONTROL FUNCTIONS, DATA TRANSMISSION AND ANALYSIS OF
INSTRUMENT DATA. THE BOOK IS DIVIDED INTO SEVEN SECTIONS:
THE PHILOSOPHY AND TECHNOLOGY FOR AUTOMATED PROCEDURES; A
DISCUSSION OF CONTROL SYSTEMS IN CLASSIFIED AND HAZARDOUS
LOCATIONS WITH ATTENDANT REQUIREMENTS; COMPUTER SIMULATION
TO GENERATE CONTINUOUS SOLUTIONS TO MATHEMATICAL AND LOGIC
MODELS OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS; REMOTE DATA AQUISITION AND REMOTE
CONTROL; DEVELOPMENT OF SOFTWARE FOR INDUSTRIAL MACHINE
CONTROL; SMALL COMPUTER SYSTEM AND ITS USE IN AUTOMATIC AND
INDUSTRIAL PROCESS CONTROL; AND AN OVERVIEW FOR HANDLING AND
INTERPRETING STATISTICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION DATA.
AVAILABILITY: BUTTERWORTHS PUBLISHERS, 10 TOWER OFFICE
PARK, WOBURN, MA 01891
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996537
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: PURDUE 35TH INDUSTRIAL WASTE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONFERENCE REPORTS; *HAZARDOUS WASTES;
SINDUSTRIAL WASTES; ALAND DISPOSAL; * RESEARCH! *REFERENCE
MATERIALS; REGULATIONS; WASTES; *WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 994P. PRICE: 959.99
ABSTRACT: INCLUDED ARE THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE 35TH
INDUSTRIAL WASTE CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY THE SCHOOL OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING OF PURDUE UNIVERSITY. PAPERS PRESENTED ARE
GROUPED UNDER THE FOLLOWING GENERAL HEADINGS: LAND DISPOSAL;
AGRICULTURAL WASTES; PAPER WASTES; TEXTILE WASTES; PAINT AND
INK WASTES; MINING WASTES; COAL, COKE AND POWER PLANT
WASTES; CHEMICAL WASTES; FOOD WASTES; METAL WASTES; STEEL
AND FOUNDRY WASTES; HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC WASTES;
MISCELLANEOUS WASTES; AND LAWS AND REGULATIONS. A
COMPREHENSIVE 10-YEAR INDEX IS INCLUDED AT THE END OF THE
PROCEEDINGS.
AVAILABILITY: BUTTERWORTHS PUBLISHERS, 10 TOWER OFFICE
PARK. WOBURN, MA 01B01
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW00653B
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 80
TITLE: RESEARCH SUMMARY - INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER.
DESCRIPTOR: CHEMICALS; *EFFLUENTS; *INDUSTRY; *INDUSTRIAL
WASTES; METALS; PAPER; PETROLEUM; PESTICIDES; RESEARCH
REPORTS; *RECYCLING; TEXTILES; *WATER RESOURCES; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 31P. FREE
ABSTRACT: THIS RESEARCH SUMMARY DETAILS THE USE OF WATER IN
INDUSTRY AND THE RESULTING CONTAMINATION OF THAT WATER.
WATER USE IN THE INDUSTRIES OF PETROCHEMICALS, PETROLEUM
REFINING, PESTICIDES, METAL FINISHING, IRON AND STEEL,
TEXTILES, AND PAPER IS DISCUSSED. REUSE, RECYCLING, AND
PROCESS MODIFICATIONS ARE PRESENTED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLICATIONS, CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH INFORMATION, US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
CINCINNATI, OH 45268
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006539
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: TREATED WASTEWATER IRRIGATES FARMLAND.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DICKENS, ROD
DESCRIPTOR: *ACRICULTURE; *DESIGN; EQUIPMENT; *ENGINEERING;
FERTILIZER; ^IRRIGATION; 9k LAND USE; *LAND APPLICATION;
*MANAGEMENT; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *SLUDGE; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 120-126P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE VARIOUS PLANT OPERATION
METHODOLOGIES. TOPICS INCLUDED ARE: (I) A LAND DISPOSAL
SYSTEM WHICH SUPPLIES WATER FOR IRRIGATION; (2) USE OF WOOD
AND GEOTHERMAL HEAT TO FUEL A POWER PLANT; AND (3) THE USE
OF PRESSURE RELIEF FILTERS TO PROCESS SLUDGE.
AVAILABILITY: CONSULTING ENGINEER, V56 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006S40
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: TAMPA BAY WATER GUARDED BY COMPUTER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ARMSTRONG, RONALD N.; ALKEN, HAROLD V.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; ^COMPUTERS; #FLOW
MEASUREMENT; ^GROUNDWATER; #MANAGEMEHT; * MONITORING;
^PLANNING; *WATER SUPPLY; #WATER WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 33-35P.
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ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO CONTROL WATER USE. THE USE OF THE
COMPUTER TO MONITOR, MANAGE, AND PROTECT GROUNDWATER
RESOURCES TO MEET SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM WATER DEMANDS IS
DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY. V96 N6 .
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006341
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: COST, NOT MATERIAL, SHIFTING PIPE CHOICE. 1981
WATER MAIN PIPE SURVEY.
DESCRIPTOR: ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPES) *COST EFFECTIVENESS;
*DUCTILE IROM PIPESi *PIPES; PLASTIC PIPES; ftSURVEYS; *WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER MAINS; *WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 41-44P.
ABSTRACT: THE CHANGE IN THE SELECTION OF PIPES USED FOR
WATER SYSTEMS IS A REFLECTION OF TIGHTENING BUDGETS AND NOT
DUE TO MATERIAL. THOUGH RESULTS INDICATE THAT DUCTILE IRON
IS PREFERRED, USE OF PLASTIC PIPE IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY. V96 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV006542
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: JET-RODDER SPEEDS SEWERAGE CLEANING TASKS.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; ^MAINTENANCE; SPUMP
STATIONS; *SEWERS; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 74P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE USE OF A WATER-JET VACUUM
CLEANER TO CLEAN MUNICIPAL SEWER SYSTEMS. THE AUTOMATIC
PROCESS USED IN THE MAINTENANCE OF THE PUMP STATION'S WET
WELLS IS DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTY. V96 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006543
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: EMPIRE CONTROLLED BY COMPUTER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LUND. DONALD E.
DESCRIPTOR: COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; *COMPUTERS; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; COMPUTER SOFTWARE; ^MONITORING; *MANAGEMENT;
^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER) ; *TERTIARY TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 36-33P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS A SOFTWARE PROGRAM WHICH OPERATES A
SEVEN-COUNTY REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY. THE
COMPUTER MONITORS AND CONTROLS EACH PROCESS AND FUNCTIONS
THROUGHOUT A TWO-STAGE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS FOLLOWED BY
TERTIARY FILTRATION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006344
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: FOAM CONTROL IN AERATION TANKS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LUDWIG, KENNETH L.
DESCRIPTOR: *AERATION] *COST EFFECTIVENESS) *DESIGN;
*EQUIPMENT; FOAM; 4:FOAM CONTROL; *MAINTENANCE; *OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34, 39P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE ATTEMPTS TO CONTROL EXCESSIVE
FOAMING CAUSED BY THE ORGANIC OVERLOADING OF SECONDARY
BIOMASS IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT OPERATIONS. THE APPLICATION
OF A PORTABLE FOAM SHEARING SYSTEM IS DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006545
PUBLICATION DATE: Jim 81
TITLE: BETTER DEWATERING IMPROVES SLUDGE RECYCLING — AND
GIVES SIGNIFICANT ENERGY SAVINGS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BUNKER, THOMAS J.
DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDGE;	*BELT PRESSES; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; *DESIGN; *DEWATERING;	*EQUIPMENT; ^OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40-42P.
ABSTRACT: A SLUDGE RECYCLING SYSTEM FOR A WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITY IS DISCUSSED. DESCRIBED IS A SLUDGE
DEWATERING PROCESS THAT USES BELT PRESSES AS A REPLACEMENT
TO VACUUM FILTERS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 3 MANAGEMENT, V128 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006546
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: THE FLOWERING WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
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PERSONAL AUTHOR: MIDDLEBRDOEB, E. JOE; REED. SHERWOOD C.
DESCRIPTOR: *AQUATIC PLANTS; *BIODEGRATION; *BIOLOGICAL
TREATMENT; *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DESIGN; *HYACINTH;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 51-54F.
ABSTRACT: THE USE OF THE WATER HYACINTH PLANT FOR SHALL
COMMUNITY WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES IS DISCUSSED.
MEASURES TO INCREASE PERFORMANCE OF HYACINTH SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB46547
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN BX
TITLE: SUGGESTIONS FOR SLUDGE UTILIZATION ON LAND.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DECKER, KEN
DESCRIPTOR: ^AGRICULTURE; *COOPERATIVE PLANNING; *LAND
APPLICATION; *LAND USE; ^MANAGEMENT; #PLANNING; PUBLIC
HEALTH; *SLUDGE; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 57-58P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE METHODS OF DISPOSAL THAT
CONSIDER ECOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY AND THE
PRESERVATION OF THE FOOD CHAIN. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROGRAM
OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN DIRECTED
TOWARDS AGRICULTURAL USE OF SLUDGE IS EMPHASIZED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V12B N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006848
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: WHAT CAUSED THE BAD ODOR IN THE DRINKING WATER?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GERARDI, MICHAEL H. AND MAR I LEE B.
DESCRIPTOR: *BAGTERIA; *DRINKING WATER; MANAGEMENT;
OPERATIONS (WATER); *ODORS; *PUBLIC PARTICIPATION; *PH;
*TEMPERATURE; *WATER SUPPLY; * WATER QUALITY; *WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 63-65P.
ABSTRACT: DETECTION OF THE CAUSES FOR MALODOR IN DRINKING
WATER SUPPLIES IS DESCRIBED. DISCUSSED IS THE CUSTOMER'S
PARTICIPATION IN THE REDUCTION OF WATER TEMPERATURE AND PH
LEVELS AS REMEDIAL METHODS TO CONTROL ODOR-CAUSING ACENTS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6S49
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: INDUSTRIAL WASTES INCINERATED AT TREATMENT PLANT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRUNNER, CALVIN R.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; FACILITIES; *HAZARDOUS
WASTES; *INCINERATION; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); *SAFETY; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 66-68P.
ABSTRACT: DISPOSING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE BY INCINERATION AT
A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IS DESCRIBED. STRESSED IS THE
USE OF VARIOUS TREATMENTS BASED ON WASTE CHARACTERISTICS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006550
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: PRESSURE SEWER SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GLASGOW, DAN
DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT;	FACILITIES;	*INSTALLATION;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); PIMPS; ^PRESSURE SEWERS; ^PRESSURE
SEWER SYSTEMS; SEWERS; SEPTIC TANKS; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 6B-70P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE THE VARIOUS PRESSURE SEWER SYSTEMS
THAT ARE USED IN PLACE OF GRAVITY SEWER SYSTEMS. THE
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF THE CRINDER-PUMP SYSTEM AND
THE SEPTIC TANK EFFLUENT SYSTEM ARE EVALUATED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006551
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 80
TITLE: PRIMER FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: *FACILITIES;	MAINTENANCE;	OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ^PRIMARY TREATMENT; *SECONDARY TREATMENT;
~TERTIARY TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 20P.
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOKLET DETAILS DIFFERENT METHODS OF
WASTEWATER TREATMENT CURRENTLY IN USE. BASIC TREATMENT
METHODS DISCUSSED INCLUDE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TREATMENT,
PONDS, LAND APPLICATION, AND SMALL ONSITE SYSTEMS. THE NEED
FOR FURTHER TREATMENT AND ADVANCED METHODS OF TREATING
WASTES ARE ALSO INCLUDED. THE BOOKLET CONTAINS DIACRAMS OF
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THE DIFFERENT TREATMENT METHODS AND PICTURES OF WASTEWATER
IK DIFFERENT STAGES OF TREATMENT.
AVAILABILITY: OHITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER, PROGRAMS OPERATIONS (WH-347),
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006552
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 80
TITLE: PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD THE RECREATIONAL USE OF
DRINKING WATER RESERVOIRS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KLAR, LAWRENCE R., JR.; AND OTHER
DESCRIPTOR: *ATTITUDESi *CASE STUDIES; *DRINKING WATER)
~POTABLE WATER; *RESEARCH REPORTS; *RESERVOIRS; *RECREATION;
~RECREATIONAL WATER; ~SURVEYS; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER
SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 72P. PB80-207509
ABSTRACT: THIS STUDY IDENTIFIED PUBLIC ATTITUDES AMONG
RESIDENTS TOWARD THE RECREATIONAL USE OF DRINKING WATER
RESERVOIRS INCLUDING THE STATE'S LARGEST WATER SUPPLY
SOURCE. RESULTS WERE COMPARED TO THE FINDINCSOF TWO RELATED
STUDIES ON THE SAME TOPIC.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 3283
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0065S3
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: LABORATORY SAFETY: THEORY AND PRACTICE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FUSCALDO, A.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ACCIDENT PREVENTION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS)
~LABORATORY SAFETY; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; ~MICROBIOLOGY)
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; REFERENCE
MATERIALS; ~SAFETY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 384P. PRICE: 046.00, NO. 2684J
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK PROVIDES INFORMATION ON THE HAZARDS
PRESENT IN MICROBIOLOGICAL AND RESEARCH LABORATORIES WHERE
WORK IS ASSOCIATED WITH VIRUSES, CARCINOGENS, RECOMBINANT
DNA AND OTHER POTENTIAL BIOHAZARDS. THE THEORETICAL ASPECTS
OF THESE HAZARDS ARE EMPHASIZED TO EDUCATE THE READER TO THE
POTENTIAL FOR HARM OF THESE AGENTS AND TO TEACH METHODS OF
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR LABORATORY PERSONNEL.
AVAILABILITY: LAB SAFETY SUPPLY CO., A DIVISION OF SCIENCE
RELATED MATERIALS, INC., P. O. BOX 1368, JANESVILLE, WI
53847
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006554
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: CANCER CAUSING CHEMICALS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SAX, N. IRVING
DESCRIPTOR: ~CARCINOGENS; ~CHEMICALS; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SAFETY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 400P. PRICE: S40.00, NO. 2411J
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK DISCUSSES CARCINOGENS AND CHEMICAL
CARCINOGENESIS AND THE SIGNIFICANCE TO THE GENERAL
POPULATION. TABLES AND NUMERICAL DATA ARE INCLUDED FOR
PRACTICAL USE. A TOTAL OF 240<* BASIC CARCINOGENS AND 25,000
SYNONYMS AND CROSS REFERENCES ARE LISTED AND DESCRIBED. EACH
ENTRY IS RATED FOR "CONCLUSIVE," "SUGGESTIVE" OR
¦INDETERMINATE" CARCINOGENICITY.
AVAILABILITY: LAB SAFETY SUPPLY CO., A DIVISION OF SCIENCE
RELATED MATERIALS, INC., P. O. BOX 1368, JANESVILLE, WI
33547
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0«6333
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: HIGHLY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILLS AND EMERGENCY
PLANNING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HIMMELMAN; ZAJIC
DESCRIPTOR: ~ACCIDENT PREVENTION) ~CHEMICALS; *EMERGENCY
PLANNING; ~HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; ~SAFETY) SPILLS; ~SPILL
PREVENTION; TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 223P. PRICE: *29.50, NO. 1721J
ABSTRACT: THIS BOOK IS THE FIRST IN A SERIES ON HAZARDOUS
AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES. SPECIAL EMPHASIS IS GIVEN TO EMERGENCY
PLANNING FOR COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY CHEMICAL SPILLS OR
DISASTERS. IT PROVIDES AN EXTENSIVE CLASSIFICATION LIST OF
HIGHLY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND A RATING SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: LAB SAFETY SUPPLY CO., A DIVISION OF SCIENCE
RELATED MATERIALS, INC.. P. O. BOX 1368, JANESVILLE, WI
53347
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006556
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 80
TITLE: TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL SAFETY MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CHEMICALS;	~HAZARDOUS	MATERIALS;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MANUALS) OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~SAFETY; TOXICITY; ~TOXIC
SUBSTANCES
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DESCRIPTIVE MOTE: 646P. PRICE:	HO. 1419J
ABSTRACT: THIS SAFETY MANUAL IS FILLED WITH DETAILED SAFETY
INFORMATION FOR PERSONNEL HANDLING AND DISPOSING OF
DANGEROUS CHEMICALS. THIS BOOK TELLS HOW THESE CHEMICALS
SHOULD BE HANDLED TO PROTECT YOU. YOUR FELLOW WORKERS. AND
THE COMMUNITY. TOXICITY AND HAZARD DATA IS GIVEN FOR ABOUT
700 CHEMICALS.
AVAILABILITY: LAB SAFETY SUPPLY CO., A DIVISION OF SCIENCE
RELATED MATERIALS, INC., P. O. BOX 1368, JANESVILLE, WI
S3547
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006S57
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 79
TITLE: IDENTIFYING AND MEETING TRAINING NEEDS FOR PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION IN WATER RESOURCES PLANNING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ERTEL, MADGE 0.
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES: CITIZEN PARTICIPATION! *PUBLIC
PARTCIPATION; ^PLANNING; *RESEARCH REPORTS; TRAINING;
*TRAINING PROGRAMS; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32P. PB80-182827
ABSTRACT: THIS PROJECT DOCUMENTS RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO
EMPLOY PROFESSIONALS WITH SKILLS THAT ARE CRUCIAL TO
SUCCESSFUL PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAMMING. THROUGH A
SURVEY OF PLANNERS IN COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT AND "208*
PROGRAMS IN NEW ENGLAND, IT WAS FOUND THAT PLANNERS
THEMSELVES ARE OFTEN REQUIRED TO PERFORM THIS FUNCTION IN
ADDITION TO OTHER DUTIES. THE SURVEY ALSO IDENTIFIED THESE
PRACTIONERS' EDUCATIONAL AND EXPERIENTIAL PREPARATION FOR
PERFORMING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FUNCTIONS. AS WELL AS THEIR
OWN PERCEPTIONS OF THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF THOSE
FUNCTIONS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006558
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 79
TITLE: A FEASIBILITY INVESTIGATION TO DEMONSTRATE THE LAND
APPLICATION OF SANITARY WASTEWATERS UTILIZING THE SPRAY
RUNOFF TECHNIQUE.
PERSONAL AUTBOR: JACKSON, GAINES B.
DESCRIPTOR: *EFFLUENTS; FACILITIES; *LAND APPLICATION;
*LAND USE; *RESEARCH REPORTS; *SPRAY IRRIGATION; *VASTE
DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 234P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE DATA COLLECTED FOR THE PURPOSE OF
EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF THE APPLICATION OF ESSENTIALLY RAW
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TO LAND AT A PROJECTED LOADING OF ABOUT
200 POPULATION EQUIVALENTS PER ACRE USING "SPRAY-RUNOFF",
ALSO KNOWN AS OVERLAND FLOW. DATA ARE ANALYZED AND
CONCLUSIONS ARE DRAWN AS TO THE FEASIBILITY OF USINC
OVERLAND FLOW FOR WATEWATER TREATMENT.
AVAILABILITY: GAINES B. JACKSON, 1044 SW 26TH STREET,
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73109
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006559
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80
TITLE: OCEAN DUMPINC: ISSUES AND ANSWERS CONCERNING SEWAGE
SLUDGE DISPOSAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ZIMMER, ROBIN D. ; GOODWIN, HAROLD L.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CONFERENCE REPORTS; *OCEANS; *POLLUTION;
~SEWAGE; *SLUDGE DISPOSAL; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES; *WASTE
DISPOSAL; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 5IP.
ABSTRACT: THIS IS A REPORT ON A CONFERENCE ON SEWAGE WASTE
DISPOSAL HELD NOVEMBER 1, 1980 ON THE COOK COLLEGE CAMPUS OF
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY. TOPICS SUMMARIZED INCLUDE: WHAT IS
SEWAGE SLUDGE; SIZE OF THE PROBLEM; EFFECTS ON THE
ECOSYSTEM; ALTERNATIVES TO DUMPING; AND THE PROBLEM OF TOXIC
SUBSTANCES.
AVAILABILITY: COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, NEW JERSEY
MARINE ADVISORY SERVICE, NEW JERSEY MARINE SCIENCES
CONSORTIUM, FORT HANCOCK, NJ 07732
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006560
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: THE TOXIC SUBSTANCES DILEMMA - A PLAN FOR CITIZEN
ACTION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; *CITIZEN PARTICIPATION;
CHEMICALS; FEDERAL ROLE; LAWS; ^PLANNING; ^POLLUTANTS;
~SAFETY; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 123P.
ABSTRACT: THIS HANDBOOK EXAMINES ONE PART OF THE POLLUTION
PICTURE — TOXIC SUBSTANCES — REVIEWING TECHNICAL, LEGAL,
AND ECONOMIC FACTS AND ISSUES. THE MANUAL ALSO DEALS WITH
MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS COMMONLY HELD ABOUT TOXIC
SUBSTANCES. A STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE IS GIVEN WHICH CAN BE
MODIFIED AND ADAPTED TO HELP CITIZENS STUDY AND IDENTIFY
PROBLEMS IN THEIR OWN COMMUNITY. FEDERAL LAWS WHICH CONTROL
TOXICS ARE ALSO EXPLAINED.
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AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, US GOVERNMENT
PRINTINC OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 29402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6561
PUBLICATION DATE: APR B1
TITLE: HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES POSE INVESTIGATION,
EVALUATION, SCIENTIFIC, AND LEGAL PROBLEMS.
DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES; *CASE STUDIES;
*HAZARDOUS WASTES; *HONITORING; *PUBLIC HEALTH; ^PLANNING;
^REGULATIONS; *SAFETY; *WA8TE DISPOSAL; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 6SP.
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED IS THE CAPACITY TO COLLECT AND
SUBSTANTIATE TOE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE NECESSARY TO DETERMINE
AND PROVE THE PRESENCE OF A HAZARD OR THE PRESENCE OF A
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A DISPOSAL SITE AND IMPAIRED HEALTH.
AVAILABILITY: US GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AND INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY, P. O. BOX 6013,
GAITHEBSBURG, MD 20760
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006862
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 80
TITLE: CHLORINATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS - STUDENT WORKBOOK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HARTMANN, ED
DESCRIPTOR: DECHLORINATION; *DISINFECTION; ^EQUIPMENT;
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *STUDY GUIDES; VTRAINING; *TESTING;
*WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 32P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A WORKBOOK WHICH CONTAINS QUESTIONS
ABOUT MATERIAL PRESENTED IN AN INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
DESIGNED FOR OPERATORS OF CHLORINATION SYSTEMS IN WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITIES.
AVAILABILITY: GREEN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, WASHINGTON
ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING RESOURCE CENTER, 12401 SOUTHEAST
320TH STREET, AUBURN, WA 98002
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006564
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 80
TITLE: CHLORINATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS - INSTRUCTIONAL
PROGRAM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HARTMANN, ED
DESCRIPTOR: ACCIDENT	PREVENTION;	DECHLORINATION;
*DISINFECTION; *EQUIPMENT; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MAINTENANCE; METERS; OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); #POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; SAFETY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I41P.
ABSTRACT: THIS INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM PRESENTS AN OVERALL
DESCRIPTION OF A TYPICAL CHLORINATION SYSTEM. REVIEWED ARE
THE COMPONENTS OF THE CHLORINE SYSTEM THAT INCLUDE SUPPLY
SYSTEM, METERING SYSTEM, AND SOLUTION DELIVERY SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: GREEN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, WASHINGTON
ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING RESOURCE CENTER, 12401 SOUTHEAST
320TH STREET, AUBURN, WA 98002
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006373
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: HOW TO SELECT AND TRAIN NEW FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KIRKPATRICK, DONALD L.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: DEVALUATION;	*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
^MANAGEMENT; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ^PERSONNEL;
~PLACEMENT; *SUPERVISION; *TRAINING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 350P. PRICE: S76.50 PLUS POSTAGE 8
HANDLING.
ABSTRACT: SUGGESTED ARE GUIDELINES TO BUILD A SUPERVISORY
SELECTION AND TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ORGANIZATIONS REGARDLESS
OF SIZE. THE MANAGEMENT TRAINING TECHNIQUES APPLY TO
MANUFACTURING AS WELL AS OFFICE OPERATIONS IN ALL TYPES OF
BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, AND GOVERNMENT. TOPICS DISCUSSED ARE:
(1) DETERMINATION OF NEEDS; (2) SELECTION OF CANDIDATES; (3)
PREPLACEMENT TRAINING; (4) PLACEMENT IN SUPERVISION; (S)
POST PLACEMENT TRAINING; AND (6) EVALUATION OF THE PROGRAM.
AVAILABILITY: DARTNELL, 4660 RAVENSWOOD AVENUE, CHICAGO, IL
60640
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006574
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 79
TITLE: APPLIED ECOLOGY SEMINAR-TRAINING MANUAL.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; BIOLOCY; *BIOASSAY;
*ECOLOGY; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; RESEARCH METHODOLOGY; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 200P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE METHODS TO PLAN, ADMINISTER.
COLLECT, EVALUATE, INTERPRET, AND REPORT BIOLOGICAL DATA
RELATED TO WATER QUALITY IN BOTH FRESH AND MARINE WATERS.
TOPICS INCLUDE: (1) LAWS OF ECOLOCY; (2) SIGNIFICANCE OF
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EOTR0PHICATION) <»> SPECIAL APPLICATIONS ADD PROCEDURES FOR
BIOASSAYi < 4) IHTERPRETATIOH OF BIOLOCICAL DATA WITH
REFERENCE TO WATER QUALITY; AND (5) CASE PREPARATION AND
COURTROOM PROCEDURE.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, THE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. 12M CHAMBERS ROAD-3RD FLOOR,
COLUMBUS, OH 43212
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW»«6587
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT FOR WATER AND SANITATION
PROGRAMS IN AFRICA.
PEHSONAL AUTHOR: MCGARRY, MICHAEL C.; SCHILLER, ERIC J.
DESCRIPTOR: *ADULT EDUCATION) ~AFRICA) *DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES; ~EDUCATIONAL NEEDS: *MANAGEMENT! ^PLANNING;
~PUBLIC HEALTH) ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TRAININC) *WATER
QUALITYt ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 282-287P.
ABSTRACT: THE DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION OF MANPOWER FOR
WATER AND SANITATION PROGRAMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IS
NEEDED. LONG-TERM TRAINING PROGRAMS NEF.D TO BE STIMULATED BY
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
SOURCES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06S88
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: A SUCCESSFUL TRAINING PROGRAM IN BRAZIL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: COSTA, WALTER P. I MONTANARI, FRANCIS W.
DESCRIPTOR: *ADULT EDUCATION; *BRAZIL; EDUCATIONAL NEEDS;
~JOB TRAINING) *MANAGEMENT) *MANPOWER NEEDS; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION) ~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT; ~SANITATION; ^TRAINING;
•WASTEWATER TREATMENT) ~WATER SUPPLY) *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 288-293P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A COMPREHENSIVE NATIONWIDE TRAININC
PROGRAM FOR MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT IN THE WATER SUPPLY AND
SEWACE UTILITIES SERVICES FOR THE URBAN POPULATION IN
BRAZIL. MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES IN AN INTECRATED
MANNER THROUGH INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IS ENCOURAGED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
1(6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906589
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: STAFF TRAINING FOR WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS IN THE WEST
INDIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BATCHELOR, DALE; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~EDUCATIONAL NEEDS; ~INSTRUCTION) *MAINTENANCE;
~MANAGEMENT; ^OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~PLANNING) ~TRAINING; ~WATER DISTRIBUTION; *WATER SUPPLY;
~WATER TREATMENT) ~WEST INDIES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 294-298P.
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED IS THE NEED FOR A STAFF TRAININC PROGRAM
AND COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO OPERATE
WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES IN THE WEST INDIES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6590
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: TRAINEE INVOLVEMENT IN THE TRAINING PROCESS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: AUSTIN. JOHN H.) BATCHELOR, DALE
DESCRIPTOR: ~EVALUATION; *INSTRUCTIONi * INSTRUCTIONAL
DESIGN) ~JOB SKILLS; ~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT; *PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION; ~TECHNICAL EDUCATION; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 299-303P.
ABSTRACT: EVALUATED IS A TRAININC PROCEDURE DESICNED TO
PREPARE PERSONNEL FOR OPERATION OF WATER TREATMENT PLANTS.
INDIVIDUAL INPUT INTO SYSTEM EVALUATION AND IMPLEMENTATION,
ON-THE-JOB EXPERIENCE AHD FEEDBACK, AHD TRAINEE DEVELOPMENT
OF JOB AIDS AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL IS EMPHASIZED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N6
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6603
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: LOW TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE RECOVERY AT THE COUNTY
LEVEL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HARR0LD, STANLEY C.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS) ~DESIGN; *FACILITIES;
~MANAGEMENT; *PLANNING; ~PUBLIC PARTICIPATION) ~RECYCLING)
~SOLID WASTES; ~WASTE DISPOSAL) ~WASTE COLLECTION
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DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 73-75P.
ABSTRACT: REPORTED IS A STUDY OF A SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
PROGRAM WHICH USES A LOW TECHNOLOGY RECOVERY FACILITY AS AN
ALTERNATIVE TO LARD FILL SITES. INCLUDED IS A MOBILE
SATELLITE RECOVERY CENTER TO ENCOURAGE PUBLIC COOPERATION.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW»«66«4
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL WASTES CONTROL DIGEST.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JACOBSON, ALVIN R.
DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~BIOLOGICAL MONITORING}
XCOST EFFECTIVENESS: ~DESIGN; ~EQUIPMENT; *HAZARDOUS WASTES;
LANDFILLS; LEACHING; *MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PUBLIC HEALTH; ~ROTATING CONTACTORS; ~SLUDGE; *WATER
QUALITY; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: BS-94P.
ABSTRACT: REVIEWED IS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW PROGRAMS
AND PROCEDURES THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF WASTE CONTROL
PR0CES8ES. INCLUDED ARE: COMPUTERIZED BIOLOGICAL MONITORING
OF WASTEWATER; UPGRADING WITH ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTOR
FOR BOD REMOVAL; WASTEWATER TREATMENT WITH ANAEROBIC
ATTACHED FILM EXPANDED BED PROCESS; AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
OF SLUDGE AND REFUSE LEACHATE.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N?
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6605
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: WATER WORKS DIGEST.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JACOBSON, ALVIN R.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *COST EFFECTIVENESS;
~DRINKING WATER; ^FILTRATION; ~GROUNDWATER; ~OPERATIONS
(WATER); ~PLANNING; ~PUBLIC HEALTH; *RURAL AREAS;
~SEDIMENTS; *TRIHALOMETHANES; *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER
QUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY; *WASTES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 100-112P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF
WATER QUALITY PROCESSES AND PROGRAMS. TOPICS INCLUDED ARE:
(1) SELECTING POLYMERS FOR DIRECT FILTRATION; (2) FLUXES OF
AS, PB, ZN, AND CD TO LAKE MICHIGAN SEDIMENTS; (3)
PREPARATIVE ISOLATION OF AQUATIC HUMIC SUBSTANCES; (4)
DEVELOPMENT OF A RURAL WATER DISTRICT; <5> ANAEROBIC
DEGRADATION OF TRIHALOMETHANE81 AND (7) GROUNDWATER
CONTAMINATION.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O66O6
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: MODULAR COMBUSTION SYSTEM SOLVES REGIONAL SOLID
WASTE PROBLEM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CHASE, MALCOLM J.? POND, THOMAS C.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *EQUIPMENT; ENGINEERING;
~ENERGY CONSERVATION; ENERGY; *PLANNING; PUBLIC HEALTH;
~PUBLIC PARTICIPATION; *SOLID WASTES; *WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 48-50P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS AN ECONOMICAL PLAN TO MANAGE SOLID
WASTES AND TO RECOVER ENERGY WITH THE USE OF A MODULAR
COMBUSTION UNIT.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06607
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: WHY EPA'S I/I CONTROL PROGRAM FAILS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STEKETEE, CAMPBELL H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DESIGN; ~ENGINEERING;
EQUIPMENT; FLOW MEASUREMENTS; ^GROUNDWATER; ~GUIDELINES;
~INFILTRATION; ~INFLOW; *MAINTENANCE; ~PLANNING; ~PIPES;
~REGULATIONS; *SANITATION; ~SEWERS; *WASTEWATER COLLECTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 51-53P.
ARSTRACT: MORE EMPHASIS IS NEEDED ON REPAIR, RENOVATION,
AND REPLACEMENT OF SEWER SYSTEMS TO ELIMINATE INFILTRATION
AND INFLOW.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0066O8
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: COORDINATED EFFORT STEMS SEDIMENT AND EROSION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KAISER, DAN L.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; CONSTRUCTION; ~EROSION;
~INSPECTION; ~PLANNINC; ~REGULATIONS; ~SEDIMENTS; ~SOIL
CONSERVATION; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 54-55P.
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ABSTRACTS DISCUSSED IS THE ORGANIZATION OF COOPERATIVE
EFFORT REEDED TO IMPLEMENT A SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL
PROGRAM. A REVIEW PROCESS THAT FOLLOWS EACH PHASE OF THE
PROJECT IS EMPHASIZED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996699
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: MONITORING SYSTEM GUARDS COUNTY WATER SUPPLY.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS* *DESICNi *EQUIPMENT!
* MONITORING; *OPERATIONS (WATER); *PUMPS; *WATER SUPPLY;
*WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE MOTE: 5BP.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS A COMMUNICATION ALARM DEVICE USED TO
MONITOR A WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION NETWORK. FEATURES
ARE INCLUDED TO ASSURE UNINTERRUPTED OPERATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6619
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: UPDATE OF THE 11 1/2 HOUR WORKDAY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TAYLOR, NARY M.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS) ^EFFICIENCY; * MANAGEMENT)
*MAINTENANCE; ^PERSONNEL; *PLANNING; *WORK SCHEDULES; *WORK
ENVIRONMENT; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE MOTE: 66-67P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A ROTATING
WORK SCHEDULE WHICH INCLUDES LONGER WORK DAYS AND A SHORTER
WORK WEEK. EXAMINED IS THE EFFECT OF THE PROGRAM ON THE
ATTITUDES OF THE PERSONNEL AND THE PLANT OPERATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW9066U
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: OZONE TREATMENT OF POTABLE WATER - PART 2.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: REBEL, CARL
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; DECHLORINATION; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; *DISINFECTION; *DRINKING WATER; ^OPERATIONS
(WATER); *OZONE; *PUBLIC HEALTH; *TRIHALOMETHANES; *WATER
TREATMENT; WATER SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 68-7IP.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE USE OF OZONE IN THE OXIDATION OF
DISSOLVED ORGAN ICS AND THE CONTROL OF TRIHALOMETQANE
CONCENTRATIONS IN WATER TREATMENT PROCESSES. ALTERNATIVE
DISINFECTANTS USED WITH AND WITHOUT OZONE ARE COMPARED.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS. VI12 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906612
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: WATER RESOURCE SYSTEMS PLANNING AND ANALYSIS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LOUCK5, DANIEL P.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; IRRIGATION; *MANAGEMENT; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; *PLANNING; RESERVOIRS; ^SYSTEMS ANALYSIS; *WATER
RESOURCES; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 576P. PRICE: 929.95
ABSTRACT: THIS REFERENCE BOOK PROVIDES METHODS FOR WATER
RESOURCE ANALYSIS AND MORE EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF WATER
SYSTEMS. INCLUDED IS INFORMATION ON ECONOMIC ANALYSES,
MULTIOBJECTIVE PLANNING, RESERVOIR SYSTEM PLANNING AND
DESIGN, SYNTHETIC STREAMFLOW GENERATION, IRRIGATION
PLANNING, AND WATER QUALITY MODELING AND MANAGEMENT. THE
BOOK CONTAINS OVER 160 ILLUSTRATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: PRENTICE-HALL, INC.. BOOK DISTRIBUTION
CENTER, ROUTE 89 AT BROOK HILL DRIVE, WEST NYACK, NY 19995
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006613
TITLE: ACTIVATED SLUDGE: STOICHIOMETRY, KINETICS, AND MASS
BALANCE.
DESCRIPTOR: ^AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; *ACTIVATED SLUDGE;
*BIOLOCICAL REACTORS; *FACILITIES; #INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
^PLANNING; *P08T SECONDARY EDUCATION; *SLUDGE; * WASTE
DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: FIVE AUDIOTAPE CASSETTES (6.2 HOURS
PLAYING TIME) AND A 127-PAGE MANUAL. PRICE: *275.60
ADDITIONAL MANUALS FOR CROUP USE, 1 TO 9 COPIES.. .$16.09
EACH; 19 OR MORE COPIES. ..912.89 EACH. (CATALOG NO. Z-57.)
ABSTRACT: THESE INSTRUCTIONAL CASSETTES FOCUS ON THE
DEVELOPMENT OF MASS BALANCE PRINCIPLES AND THEIR APPLICATION
TO BIOLOGICAL REACTORS. THESE PRINCIPLES ARE THEN APPLIED TO
STOICHIOMETRIC AND KINETIC RELATIONSHIPS TO SELECT
APPROPRIATE SYSTEM SIZING, OXYGEN NEEDS, NUTRIENT LEVELS AND
SLUDGE-DISPOSAL METHODS. ADVANCED CONCEPTS AND PROCEDURES
REQUIRED TO ANALYZE MORE COMPLEX PROBLEMS ARE INTRODUCED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT, 1155 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, DC
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6614
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: APPROPRIATE SANITATION ALTERNATIVES: A TECHNICAL AND
ECONOMIC APPRAISAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KALBERMATTEN, JOHN M.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~COSTS; ~DESIGN; HEALTH; *INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~PLANNING; *PUBLIC
HEALTH; #SYSTEMS ANALYSIS; ~SANITATION; ~TECHNOLOGY; *WASTE
DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: THIS VOLUME SUMMARIZES THE TECHNICAL, ECONOMIC,
ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH, AND SOCIOCULTURAL FINDINGS OF THE
BANK'S RESEARCH PROGRAM AND THEN DISCUSSES THE ASPECTS OF
PROGRAM PLANNING THAT ARE NECESSARY FOR IMPLEMENTING THE
FINDINGS. SANITATION SEQUENCES ARE DESICNED AND COSTED. IN
ADDITION, A NEW AND PROMISING APPROACH IS PRESENTED FOR
LINKING POTENTIAL BENEFITS TO HEALTH WITH IMPROVEMENTS IN
ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6615
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: APPROPRIATE SANITATION ALTERNATIVES: A PLANNING AND
DESIGN MANUAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KALBERMATTEN, JOHN M.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ALTERNATIVE
* INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
~PLANNING;	~SANITATION;
TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY;	FACILITIES;
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~SOCIOECONOMIC INFLUENCES;
ABSTRACT: THIS MANUAL PRESENTS THE LATEST FIELD RESULTS OF
THE RESEARCH, SUMMARIZES PERTINENT INFORMATION FROM OTHER
PUBLICATIONS ON SANITATION PROGRAM PLANNING, AND DESCRIBES
THE ENGINEERING DETAILS OF ALTERNATIVE SANITATION
TECHNOLOGIES AND HOW THEY CAN BE UPGRADED. THE MANUAL
EXAMINES THREE CENTRAL TOPICS: (1) THE SOCIOECONOMIC ASPECTS
OF SANITATION PROGRAM PLANNING, (2) THE PLANNING ITSELF, AND
(3) THE TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONS. THE BOOK IS EXTENSIVELY
ILLUSTRATED WITH TECHNICAL DIAGRAMS OF RECOMMENDED
SANITATION SYSTEfS AND THEIR COMPONENTS.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006616
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: SANITATION AND DISEASE: HEALTH ASPECTS OF EXCRETA
AND WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FEACHEM, RICHARD G.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR:	DISEASE CONTROL; ~EPIDEMIOLOGY; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PATHOGENS; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION;	~PUBLIC HEALTH; ~SOCIOECONOMIC INFLUENCES;
~SANITATION; ~WASTE DISPOSAL; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
ABSTRACT: PART ONE OF THIS VOLUME PROVIDES ( 1) A SYNTHESIS
AND ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION AND RESEARCH ON THE INTERACTION
BETWEEN EXCRETA AND SULLAGE AND HEALTH; (2) CATEGORIES OF
EXCRETA RELATED INFECTIONS AND THE RELATION OF INFECTIONS TO
THE ENVIRONMENT; (3) THE USE OF INDICATORS OF PATHOGENIC
CONTAMINATION AND THE ABILITY OF PATHOGENS TO SURVIVE WASTE
TREATMENT, REUSE, AND EFFLUENT-DISCHARGE SYSTEMS; AND (4)
THE BENEFITS AND SOCIOCULTURAL EFFECTS OF SANITARY PROGRAMS.
PART TWO IS AN ENCYCLOPEDIC COMPILATION-BY PATHOGEN OR
INSECT VECTOR-OF INFORMATION CONCERNING THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF
SANITATION-RELATED DISEASES AND THE WAYS IN WHICH PARTICULAR
TECHNOLOGIES FOR WASTE DISPOSAL AND REUSE AFFECT THE
SURVIVAL AND DISSEMINATION OF THE DISEASE AGENTS.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006617
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC OPTIONS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KALBERMATTEN, JOHN M.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: COSTS; ECONOMICS; ENVIRONMENT; HEALTH;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
PLANNING; ~SANITATION; ~TECHNOLOGY; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WASTE DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: THIS PAPER REPORTS TECHNICAL, ECONOMIC, HEALTH,
AND SOCIAL FINDINGS OF THE RESEARCH PROJECT "APPROPRIATE
TECHNOLOGY FOR WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION'. THE REPORT
DISCUSSES THE PROGRAM PLANNING NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT
TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE TO PROVIDE SOCIALLY AND
ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE, LOW-COST WATER SUPPLY AND WASTE
DISPOSAL.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006619
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 89
TITLE: A PLANNER'S GUIDE.
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PERSONAL AUTHOR: KALBERMATTEN, JOHN H.; AHD OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *FACIL1TIES; *GUIDELINES; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALSi *PLANNING; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~SANITATION; ~TECHNOLOGY; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT PROVIDES INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTION
ON HOW TO DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
PROJECTS BASED ON THE FINDINGS REPORTED IN "TECHNICAL AND
ECONOMIC OPTIONS*. IT PROVIDES GUIDELINES AND DESIGN TOOLS
FOR THE ENGINEERS AND SANITARIANS RESPONSIBLE FOR PLANNING
AND IMPLEMENTING SANITATION PROJECTS.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBEK: EW906620
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: HEALTH ASPECTS OF EXCRETA AND SULLAGE MANAGEMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FEACHEM, RICHARD G.i AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~DISEASE CONTROL;	*EXCRETA)	HEALTH;
*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~PATHOGENS; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; *PUBLIC HEALTH; ~TECHNOLOGY; *WASTE DISPOSAL;
~WASTE TREATMENT; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT SETS OUT TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT
THE INTERACTION BETWEEN EXCRETA AND HEALTH. IT IS WRITTEN SO
ENGINEERS AND PLANNERS MAY MAKE MORE INFORMED AND RATIONAL
DECISIONS REGARDING THE EFFECTS OF IMPROVEMENTS IN EXCRETA
DISPOSAL ON PATHOGEN SAND DISEASE.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006621
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: LOW-COST TECHNOLOGY OPTIONS FOR SANITATION—A STATE-
OF-THE-ART REVIEW AND ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: RYBCZYNSKI, WITOLD; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES; ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
«INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
~RESEARCH REVIEWS; ~SANITATION; TECHNOLOGY; *WASTE
MANAGEMENT; *WASTE COLLECTION; *WASTE DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: THIS COMPREHENSIVE TECHNOLOGY REVIEW AND
BIBLOGRAPHY DESCRIBES ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO COLLECTION,
TREATMENT, REUSE, AND DISPOSAL OF WASTES. IT IS DESIGNED TO
DESCRIBE FOR THE POLICYMAKER, THE ADMINISTRATOR, AND THE
ENGINEER THE BROAD RANGE OF SYSTEMS OF HUMAN WASTE
MANAGEMENT AVAILABLE TODAY.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006622
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: SOCIOCULTURAL ASPECTS OF WATER SUPPLY AND EXCRETA
DISPOSAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ELMENDORF, MARY; BUCKLES, PATRICIA
DESCRIPTOR: ALTERNATIVE	TECHNOLOGY;	*ATTITUDES;
~APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY; ~CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT; ~DEVELOPING
NATIONS; QUESTIONNAIRES; ~RESEARCH; ~SANITATION; ~SOCIAL
FACTORS; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WASTE DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT EXAMINES THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
FACTORS INFLUENCING PEOPLE'S RESPONSES TO WATER SUPPLY AND
EXCRETA DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGIES. IT DESCRIBES THE METHODOLOGY
AHD QUESTIONNAIRE USED TO INVESTIGATE HOW SANITATION AND
WATER SUPPLY PROBLEMS ARE PERCEIVED AND TO WHAT EXTENT
PEOPLE WOULD BE WILLING TO PARTICIPATE IN PROJECTS TO
IMPROVE THEIR EXISTING SITUATION. IT SUGGESTS AN APPROACH
THAT CAN BE USED BY PLANNERS TO INTEGRATE SOCIAL AND
CULTURAL INFLUENCES INTO PROJECT DESIGN TO ASSURE THE
INTRODUCTION OF WATER SUPPLY AND DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGIES THAT
WILL BE ACCEPTED, PROPERLY USED, AND MAINTAINED.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALITMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006623
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: COUNTRY STUDIES IN SANITATION ALTERNATIVES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KUHLTHAU, RICHARD
DESCRIPTOR: ~ALTERNATIVE	TECHNOLOGY;	~APPROPRIATE
TECHNOLOGY; ~CASE STUDIES; ~DEVELOPING NATIONS; ~ECONOMIC
FACTORS; ~RESEARCH; ~SANITATION; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WASTE
DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: THE EMPIRICAL DATA BASE FOR THE RESEARCH PROJECT
ON APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY FOR WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IS COMPOSED OF 34 CASE STUDIES CARRIED
OUT IN COMMUNITIES OF 11 COUNTRIES DURINC 1977-78. COUNTRIES
AND COMMUNITIES WERE SELECTED TO OBTAIN A DIVERSE SAMPLE OF
EXISTING SANITATION TECHNOLOGIES OPERATING UNDER A VARIETY
OF PHYSICAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS. THIS REPORT PRESENTS
THE TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC INFORMATION COLLECTED BY THE
LOCAL FIELD CONSULTANTS AT EACH SITE.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
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IRIS ACCESS I OR NUMBER: EWM6624
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: ALTER*ATIVE SANITATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR URBAN AREAS
IN AFRICA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FEACHEM, RICHARD G.
DESCRIPTOR: *ALTERNATIVE	TECHNOLOGY}	APPROPRIATE
TECHNOLOGY; *CASE STUDIES; *DEVELOPINC COUNTRIES; ECONOMIC
FACTORS; LATRINES; RESEARCH REPORTS; ^SANITATION;
TECHNOLOGY; TOILETS; URBAN PROBLEMS; *YASTE DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT SUMMARIZES THE RESULTS OF FIELD
STUDIES CARRIED OUT IN FIVE AFRICAN COUNTRIES DURING 1977-
78. IT DESCRIBES FOUR SANITATION TECHNOLOGIES AS THEY ARE
CURRENTLY USED IN URBAN AREAS IN AFRICA — PIT LATRINES,
COMPOSTING TOILETS, BUCKET LATRINES, AND AQUAPRIVIES — AND
DISCUSSES THEIR TECHNICAL, ECONOMIC, INSTITUTIONAL, SOCIAL,
AND HEALTH REQUIREMENTS AND CONSTRAINTS. METHODS FOR
TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON AND SELECTION ARE SUGGESTED. AND AREAS
FOR FUTURE RESEARCH ARE INDICATED.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, HD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6623
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: SEVEN CASE STUDIES OF RURAL AND URBAN FRINGE AREAS
IN LATIN AMERICA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ELNENDORF, MARY
DESCRIPTOR: ^ATTITUDES; *CASF. STUDIES; ^DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES; RESEARCH REPORTS; ^SANITATION; TECHNOLOGY; fcWATER
SUPPLY; *WASTE DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS A COLLECTION OF SEVEN CASE STUDIES
OF RURAL AND URBAN FRINGE AREAS IN LATIN AMERICA. THE LONG
RANGE OBJECTIVE OF THE RESEARCH IS TO PROVIDE PROJECT
PLANNERS WITH AN UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN AND BEHAVIORAL
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE WHETHER USERS WILL ACCEPT, PROPERLY
USE, AND MAINTAIN WATER SUPPLY AND EXCRETA DISPOSAL
FACILITIES INTRODUCED INTO THEIR COMMUNITIES.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006626
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: DESIGN OF LOW-COST WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LAURIA, DONALD T.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS{ *DESICN; ^DEVELOPING COUNTRIES;
*ENGINEERING; ^PLANNING; *PIPES; *URBAN PROBLEMS; *WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER DISTRIBUTION; *WATER USAGE
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT 18 A COLLECTION OF THREE PAPERS THAT
PRESENT THE RESULTS OF RIGOROUS ANALYSES OF WATER SYSTEMS
FOR SEVERAL URBAN AREAS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. FROM THESE
ANALYSES, SIMPLE MATHEMATICAL MODELS ARE DEVELOPED THAT
PERMIT PREDICTION OF TOTAL PIPE LENGTH AND AVERAGE DIAMETEF.
AND NETWORK COST, GIVING DECISIONS ON VARIABLES SUCH AS PER
CAPITA WATER USAGE AND SPACING OF PUBLIC STANDPIPES OR HOUSE
CONNECTIONS. EXAMPLES APPLY THESE EQUATIONS TO TYPICAL
DESIGN PROBLEMS.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006627
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 89
TITLE: NIGHT-SOIL COMPOSTING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHUVAL, HILLEL; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *AEROBIC TREATMENT; *COMPOSTING; COSTS;
^DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; NIGHT SOIL; *SLUDGE; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WASTE DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: THIS PAPER REVIEWS THE PUBLIC HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
FOR SUCCESSFUL COMPOSTING AND THE STATE-OF-THE-ART FOR THE
TWO METHODS OF WINDROW OR PILE COMPOSTING THAT ARE PRESENTLY
USED FOR SEWAGE SLUDGE IN THE UNITED STATES. THE PAPER
CONCLUDES THAT AEROBIC COMPOSTING OF NIGHT SOIL IS SUITABLE
FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BECAUSE OF ITS SIMPLICITY IN
OPERATION, LIMITED NEED FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, LOW COST,
AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN INACTIVATING PATHOGENS (THUS
ASSURING THAT THE COMPOST CAN BE USED WITHOUT CAUSING ANY
PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARD).
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOMEWOOD,
BALTIMORE, HD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW096628
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: A FIELD MANUAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KALBERMATTEN, JOHN M. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: #CONSTRUCTION;	*DESIGN;	#FACILITIES;
*INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *ON SITE SANITATION SYSTEMS;
PLANNING; #SANITATION; *SANITATION SYSTEMS'; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WASTE DISPOSAL
ABSTRACT: IRIS REPORT PROVIDES INFORMATION FOR THE
COMMUNITY WORKER, SANITARIAN, EXTENSION WORKER, AND OTHERS
WITHOUT BACKGROUND IN SANITARY ENGINEERING BUT WHO ARE
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SANITATION PROGRAMS-
ABOUT THE SELECTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF ON-SITE SANITATION
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SYSTEMS.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN BOPKIHS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOME WOOD,
BALTIMORE, HD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6629
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: LOW-COST WATER DISTRIBUTION—A FIELD MANUAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SPANGLER, CHARLES
DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS; *DESIGWi * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
*MANUALSi *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *RURAL PROBLEMS: *WATER
DISTRIBUTION; ~WATCR SUPPLY
ABSTRACT: THIS COMPANION VOLUME TO *A FIELD MANUAL"
PROVIDES NON-ENGINEERS WITH THE INFORMATION NECESSARY TO
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT SIMPLE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS FOR
SMALL COMMUNITIES.
AVAILABILITY: THE JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, HOME WOOD,
BALTIMORE, MD 21218
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6630
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 79
TITLE: WATER CHEMISTRY AND PHYTOPLANKTON FIELD AND
LABORATORY PROCEDURES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DAVIS, C. 0.; SIMMONS, M. S.
DESCRIPTOR: »ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; BIOLOCY; *CHEMISTRY;
*INSTRUCTIORAL MATERIALS;	~LIMNOLOGY; *LABORATORY
PROCEDURES; *PHYTOPLANKTON; *SAMPLING; * WATER QUALITY;
~WATER ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 82P. COO-2«03-3O
ABSTRACT: TECHNIQUES AND METHODS USED FOR WATER QUALITY
STUDIES ARE EXAMINED. THE ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES USED ARE
ADAPTABLE FOR LABORATORY CULTURE OR SMALL LAKE INVENTORIES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5289
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6632
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 80
TITLE: SPILL ASSESSMENT MODEL USER'S MANUAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: POTTS, R. G.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: * ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; * HAZARDOUS MATERIALS;
• INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ^MATHEMATICAL MODELS; *MANAGEMENT;
*PLAHKIHG; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *SPILLS; *TOXICITY;
~WATER QUALITY; *WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 184P. AD-A091 8«3/7
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A GUIDE TO THE SPILL ASSESSMENT
MODEL WHICH IS A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR APPLICATION IN
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF CATASTROPHIC SPILLS IN WATERWAYS.
THE MODEL IS DESIGNED AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL TO SUPPORT CLEAN-
UP OPERATIONS IN THE EVENT OF A SFILL, TO PERMIT POST
INCIDENT ANALYSES, AND TO SERVE AS A BASIS FOR CONTINGENCY
PLANNING.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06633
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: WATER RATES AND COSTS. 1964-NOVEMBER, 1980.
(CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BROWN, ROBENA J.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES;	*COSTS;	*MANAGEMENT;
~PLANNING; *RATES; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; * WATER RATES; *WASTEWATER RATES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 175P. PB81-801417
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS THE PRICING OF WATER FOR URBAN,
RURAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND AGRICULTURAL USE. EXPENSES RELATED TO
WATER TREATMENT AND SEWAGE FACILITIES AS IT AFFECTS THE COST
OF WATER ARE REVIEWED. ECONOMIC MODELS FOR WATER USE AND
SIMULATIONS FOR OPTIMAL PRICING OF WATER ARE INCLUDED.
DIRECT COSTS TO HOMEOWNERS, INDUSTRIAL PLANTS. FARMS, AND
BUSINESSES ARE CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06634
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: BIOINDICATORS OF POLLUTION. NOVEMBER, 1977-
NOVEMBER, 1989. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HARRISON, ELIZABETH A.
DESCRIPTOR: *ABSTRACTS; *AIR POLLUTION; ~BIOLOGICAL
ANALYSIS; *ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES; #BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS;
~POLLUTION; ~RESEARCH; *WATER POLLUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 175P. PB81-861045
ABSTRACT: CITED ARE ABSTRACTS RELATING TO THE USE OF
MICROORGANISMS, ANIMALS, PLANTS, AND FISH TO DETECT AIR AND
WATER POLLUTION. SOME OF THE ORGANISMS DISCUSSED ARE ALGAE,
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BACTERIA, AQUATIC PLANTS, OYSTERS, SNAILS, CLAfB, INSECTS,
AMPHIBIANS, BEAVER. AND FUNGI.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6635
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 86
TITLE: OIL POLLUTION DETECTION AND SENSING. 1976-NOVEMBER,
1989. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CAVAGNARO, DIANE M.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES) *ABSTRACTS; *ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHIES* ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS! *INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
MONITORING; *OIL; *OIL SPILLS; ~OCEANOGRAPHY; POLLUTION;
REMOTE SENSING; *RESEARCH; ~SAMPLING; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 187P. PB81-809997
ABSTRACT: CITATIONS OF RESEARCH ON SAMPLING, DETECTION, AND
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF OIL IN WATER ARE PRESENTED. INCLUDED
ARE STUDIES ON REMOTE SENSING USING RADAR, OCEAN WAVE
DAMPING, AND INFRARED DETECTION. CITATIONS OF STUDIES ON OIL
WASTES, INDUSTRIAL WASTES, AND BILGE WATER ARE ALSO
PRESENTED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5289
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB96636
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: DRINKING WATER AND CANCER: REVIEW OF RECENT
FINDINGS AND ASSESSMENT OF RISKS.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~CARCINOGENS; CASE
STUDIES; CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS; *DRINKING WATER;
~GROUNDWATER; MODELS; ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; ~PUBLIC HEALTH;
~STANDARDS; TRIHALOMETHANES; UTILITIES; ~WATER QUALITY;
*WATER WELLS; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 106P. PB81-128167
ABSTRACT: ASSESSED IS THE CANCER RISK ASSOCIATED WITH
ORGANIC CONTAMINATION IN DRINKING WATER. TOPICS INCLUDED
ARE: REVIEW OF EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES; CARCINOGENIC POTENCY
OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS PRESENT IN DRINKING WATER
FROM GROUNDWATER SOURCES; AND ESTIMATES OF CANCER RISKS FROM
CURRENT LEVELS OF ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN GROUNDWATER.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06637
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 80
TITLE: PLANNING WORKSHOPS TO DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A
GROUND WATER PROTECTION STRATEGY.
DESCRIPTOR: AGRICULTURAL WASTES; ~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
*DRINKING WATER; FEDERAL STATE ROLE; ~GROUNDWATER;
~INDUSTRIAL WASTES; »INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~POLLUTION;
~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT; ~PUBLIC HEALTH; ~POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; ~REGULATIONS; STATE PROGRAMS; ~WATER QUALITY;
WATER SUPPLY; WATER WELLS; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 81P. PB81-122624
ABSTRACT: DEFINED IS THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF GROUNDWATER
PROBLEMS, IDENTIFICATION OF THE MAJOR POLICY CHOICES,
ESTIMATION OF RELATED RESOURCES IMPLICATIONS, AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION IN CERTAIN AREAS. CONTENTS
INCLUDED ARE: (1) GROUNDWATER FUNDAMENTALS; (2) GROUNDWATER
USE IN THE U.S.; (3) GROUNDWATER DAMAGE; (4) SYNTHETIC
ORGANIC CONTAMINATION IN GROUNDWATER; (5) ANALYSIS OF STATE
AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS BY POLLUTANT SOURCE; AND (6)
GROUNDWATER RESEARCH STRATEGY.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD. SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWe«6638
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN BO
TITLE: PLANNING WORKSHOPS TO DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A
GROUND WATER PROTECTION.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKING WATER; ~GROUNDWATER; ~INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *MANAGEMENT; * MONITORING; *PLANNING; *POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PUBLIC HEALTH; ~REGULATIONS;
STANDARDS; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 194P. PB81-122616
ABSTRACT: THIS IS A STUDY GUIDE FOR WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
WHICH OUTLINES GOALS AND OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR MAINTAINING
LEVELS OF GROUNDWATER PROTECTION. MANAGEMENT APPROACHES AND
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ARE ADDRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE. 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWQ06639
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 80
TITLE: PROGRESS REPORT: BENEFICIAL USES PROGRAM PERIOD
ENDING MARCH 31, 1986.
DESCRIPTOR: AGRONOMY; ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~BIOLOGICAL
EFFECTS; ~IRRADIATION; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES; ^OPERATIONS
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iMIStBUaXKH PATHOGENS; *RES£ARCH REPORTS I ~SLUDGE;
~TECHNOLOGY; WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 72P. SAND-80-1466
ABSTRACT: MAJOR ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SAUDIA
IRRADIATOR FOR THE DRIED SEWAGE SOLIDS FACILITY ARE
DISCUSSED. REPORTS INCLUDE: <1) SIDSS-RELATED ACTIVITIES;
(2)	SLUDGE IRRADIATION TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAM; (3)
PATHOGEN REDUCTION STUDIES; (4) ANIMAL EXPERIMENTATIONS; AND
(3)	AGRONOMIC EXPERIMENTATION.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 8285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006640
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO REFERENCE SOURCES IN THE HEALTH
SCIENCES-
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ROPER, F. R. i BOORKMAN, J. A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; DATABASES; *HEALTH OCCUPATIONS
EDUCATION; *HEALTH SCIENCES; *INFORMATION SOURCES; *HEALTil
EDUCATION; ~MEDICINE; *MEDICAL EDUCATION; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; PERIODICALS; *REFERENCE MATERIALS; *RESEARCH
REPORTS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTO: 252P. PRICE: *18.00
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE VARIOUS TYPES OF BIBLIOCRAPHIC AND
INFORMATIONAL SOURCES AND THEIR USE IN REFERENCE WORK IN THE
HEALTH SCIENCES. CONTENTS INCLUDED ARE: (1) ORGANIZATION AND
MANAGEMENT OF THE REFERENCE MATERIAL; (2) BIBLIOGRAPHIC
SOURCES FOR MONOCRAPHS; (3) BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCES FOR
PERIODICALS! <4> INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING SERVICES; (3)
COMPUTERIZED DATA BASES; (6> U.S. GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS AND
TECHNICAL REPORTS; (7) TERMINOLOGY; (8) DRUG INFORMATION
SOURCES; (9) AUDIOVISUAL REFERENCE SOURCES; (10) MEDICAL AND
HEALTH STATISTICS; AND (11) HISTORY.
AVAILABILITY: MAJORS SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, INC.. 2221 WALNUT
HILL LANE. P. O. BOX 2799, IRVING, TX 75961
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006641
TITLE: WPCF WASTEWATER TREATMENT SKILL TRAINING PACKAGE -
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS EQUIPMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ACTIVATED SLUDGE; ~E&U1PMENT; *INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; STRAINING; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE HOTE: 255P. PRICE: *10.00 PER SET. EW 006
642 IS OTHER VOLUME IN SET.
ABSTRACT: THIS IS A PROGRAM FOR THOSE ALREADY EMPLOYED AS
ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS. TOPICS INCLUDE:
(1) MECHANICAL AERATION; (2) DIFFUSED AERATION; (3)
RECTANGULAR SECONDARY CLARIFIERS; AND (4) CIRCULAR SECONDARY
CLARIFIERS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION. 2626
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W.. WASHINGTON, DC 20037
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006642
TITLE: WPCF WASTEWATER TREATMENT SKILL TRAINING PACKAGE -
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS CONTROL.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *EQUIPMENT; *INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; JOB SKILLS; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~TRAINING; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 170P. PRICE: *10.00 PER SET. EW 006
641 IS OTHER VOLUME IN SET.
ABSTRACT: OUTLINED IS A GUIDE TO HELP AN OPERATOR RECOGNIZE
AND UNDERSTAND THE BASIC FUNCTIONS AND PROCESSES OF THE
ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT OPERATION IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT
FACILITIES. AREAS DISCUSSFJ) ARE: (1) MECHANICAL AERATION OR
DIFFUSED AERATION, (2) RECTANGULAR CLARIFIERS, AND (3)
CIRCULAR CLARIFIERS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION, 2626
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20037
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006643
TITLE: WPCF WASTEWATER TREATMENT SKILL TRAINING PACKAGE -
ACTIVATED SLUDGE ADMINISTRATOR HANDBOOK.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDCE; ~ADMINISTRATION; *EQUIPMENT;
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; *MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER)i ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; STRAINING; *TEACHER
GUIDES; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 35P. PRICE: 010.00
ABSTRACT: ADDRESSED ARE THE TRAININC NEEDS HEQUIRED BY
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS. CONTENTS INCLUDE: ( 1)
PROGRAM MATERIALS; (2) PROGRAM PREREQUISITES; (3) METRIC
UNITS; <4) PR0CHAM DESCRIPTION; (5) OBJECTIVES; AND (6)
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR.
AVAILABILITY: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION, 2626
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20037
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006644
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: WATER FIT TO DRINK.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KEOUGH, CAROL
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DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKING WATER; »EQUIPMENT; *INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS* ~MONITORING; ~PI.ANNINC; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION *PUBLIC HEALTH; ~REGULATIONS; ~SAFETY; *WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER WELLS; *WATER QUALITY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 280P. PRICE: »5.95
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A GUIDE TO PROBLEMS OF DRINKING
WATER AND WHAT THE PUBLIC CAN DO TO ENSURE A SAFE, GOOD-
TASTING SUPPLY FOR THE HOME. TOPICS DISCUSSED ARE: ( 1)
GOVERNMENT IN ACTION; <2) NATURE OF WATER; (3) ELUSIVE
INGREDIENTS; (4) EQUIPMENT; AND (5) FINDING A NEW SOURCE.
AVAILABILITY: R0DALE PRESS, BOOK DIVISION, 33 E. MINOR
STREET, ENMAUS, PA 18*49
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6645
PUBLICATION DATE: 89
TITLE: THE HANDBOOK OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY, VOLUME 1
PART A.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HUTZINGER, O.
DESCRIPTOR: ATMOSPHERE; * ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; YCHEMISTRY;
~CHEMICAL REACTIONS; ~ENVIRONMENT; EQUIPMENT; *GROUNDWATER;
HYDROSPHERE; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; METALS; OXYGEN;
OCEANOGRAPHY; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; PHOSPHORUS; SOIL;
SULFUR
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 238P. PRICE: »57.90
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE BASIC DISTRIBUTION AND CHEMICAL
REACTION PROCESSES WHICH OCCUR IN THE ENVIRONMENT. SUBJECTS
INCLUDED ARE: (1) THE ATMOSPHERE; (2) THE HYDROSPHERE; (3>
CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY; (4) CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF SOIL; (5) THE
OXYGEN CYCLE; (6) THE SULFUR CYCLE; (7) THE PHOSPHOROUS
CYCLE; (8) METAL CYCLES AND BIOLOGICAL KETHYLATION; AND (9)
NATURAL ORGANOHALOGEN COMPOUNDS.
AVAILABILITY: SPRINCER-VERLAC NEW YORK. INC.. 175 FIFTH
AVENUE, HEW YORK, NY 10010
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER; EW006646
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 80
TITLE: PROCEEDINGS: FIRST NATIONAL SYMPOSIDM/WORKSHOP ON
ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTOR TECHNOLOGY HELD AT CHAMPION,
PENNSYLVANIA ON FEBRUARY 4-6, 1980. VOLUME II.
DESCRIPTOR: ^BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS; *COST EFFECTIVENESS;
*DESIGN; ^ENGINEERING; *EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; INDUSTRIAL
WASTEWATER; ~MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~OXYGEN TRANSPORT SYSTEMS; ~ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I945P. PB81-124547
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE RESEARCH AND IMPLEMENTATION OF
ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTOR TECHNOLOGY. TOPICS REGARDING
ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTOR TECHNOLOGY ARE: PERSPECTIVE,
OVERVIEW, HISTORY; PROCESS VARIABLES AND BIOFILM PROPERTIES;
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT; BIOKINETIC STUDIES; AIR
DRIVE AND SUPPLEMENTAL AERATION; INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; CONCEPTS AND MODELS; UPGRADING PRIMARY AND
SECONDARY WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEMS WITH RBC'S; DESIGN AND
OPERATION; NITRIFICATION AND DEVITRIFICATION; AND SELECTION
AND ECONOMICS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006647
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES FOR SMALL COMMUNITIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HATHAWAY, STEVEN W.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; DEWATERING; *DESIGN;
ENGINEERING; ~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; INDIVIDUAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITIES; *MANAGEMENT; *MAINTENANCE; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); PUMPS; ~PLANNING; RURAL AREAS; SMALL
COMMUNITIES; ~STANDARDS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT! ~WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 385P. PB81-131638
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES TO ASSIST
STATE AND REGIONAL OFFICIALS INVOLVED IN REVIEW AND APPROVAL
OF FACILITY PLANS FOR SMALL COMMUNITY AND INDIVIDUAL
WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS. ALSO CONSIDERED ARE FUNDING
AND MANAGEMENT OF ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006648
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80
TITLE: GC/MS METHODOLOGY FOR PRIORITY ORGAN ICS IN MUNICIPAL
WASTEWATER TREATMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL	TECHNIQUES;	~EFFLUENTS;
~MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~ORGANIC COMPOUNDS;
STANDARDS; SAMPLING; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: S2P. PB81-127813
ABSTRACT: REVIEWED IS CURRENT GC/MS METHODOLOCY FOR THE
ANALYSIS OF PRIORITY TOXIC ORGANICS IN MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT. CONTENTS INCLUDED ARE: BASIC METHODOLOCY;
REDUCTION OF DETECTION LIMITS IN MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER; AND
ANALYSIS OF AERATION SAMPLES.
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AVAILABILITY: RATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5288
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRING?I ELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006649
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 89
TITLE: MONITORING SEPTAGE ADDITION TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANTS. VOLUME II. VACUUM FILTRATION OF SEPTAGE.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS! ACTIVATED SLUDGEi
*EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; FILTRATION (VACUUM); HEAVY METALS;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *SEPTIC TANKS; *SEPTAGE; ~SLUDGE;
*WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 159P. PB81-142663
ABSTRACT: ASSESSED IS THE FEASIBILITY OF DEWATERINC SEPTIC
TANK WASTES WITH CONVENTIONAL VACUUM FILTERS. A METHOD OF
TREATING SEPTAGE IN COMBINATION WITH THICKENED WASTE
ACTIVATED SLUDGE AT MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS IS
DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 3285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0066S0
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: TEXTILE PROCESSING WASTES AND THEIR CONTROL 1970-
1978. (CITATIONS FROM THE ENGINEERING INDEX DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: *AIR QUALITY;	*ABSTRACTS; *ANNOTATED
BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ^CONTROL PROCESS; ~DYES; *EQUIPMENT;
INDUSTRY; *MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *RESEARCH
REPORTS; *RECYCLING; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 69P. PB81-801805
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE CITATIONS RELATED TO THE CONTROL OF
WATER POLLUTION, AIR POLLUTION, AND SOLID WASTES OF TEXTILE
INDUSTRIES. TOPICS INCLUDE WASTEWATER TREATMENT OF DYES, THE
USE OF ACTIVATED CARBON IN THE PROCESSES, DESIGN CRITERIA OF
THE CONTROL EQUIPMENT, AND REUS INC MATERIALS THAT ARE
RECOVERED IN THE CONTROL PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5288
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006652
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: TEXTILE PROCESSING WASTES AND THEIR CONTROL 1964-
1980. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: AIR POLLUTION CONTROL: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~COSTS;
~EQUIPMENT; FACILITIES; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; INDUSTRY;
*POLLUTANTS; *RESEARCH REPORTS; ~TEXTILE INDUSTRY;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 210P. PB81-801813
ABSTRACT: INCLUDED ARE CITATIONS ON TEXTILE PROCESSING, AIR
POLLUTION CONTROL, WATER POLLUTION CONTROL, AND SOLID WASTE
DISPOSAL OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY. TOPICS INCLUDED ARE: ( 1)
WASTEWATER TREATMENT STUDIES ON DYES; (2) BIOLOGICAL
INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT; (3) USE OF MEMBRANES; (4) COST
ESTIMATES OF THE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY; AND (5) DESIGN CRITERIA
OF CONTROL EQUIPMENT.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE. 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD. VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006654
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: ACID MINE DRAINAGE. 1964-SEPTEMBER, 1978 (CITATIONS
FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BROWN, ROBENA J.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *ACID MINE DRAINAGE;
~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *LAND USE; *LAND RECLAMATION; *MINING;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; REGULATIONS; *TOXICITY; WASTE DISPOSAL;
~WATER QUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 277P. PB81-801631
ABSTRACT: CITED ARE STUDIES PRIMARILY CONCERNED WITH
CONTROL AND TREATMENT OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE. REPORTS ON
HYDROGEOLOGY, ECOLOGY, FORMATION, AND SOURCES ARE INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006655
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: BERYLLIUM POLLUTION.	1964-NOVEMBER, 1980.
(CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE.)
DESCRIPTOR: *AIR POLLUTION CONTROL; *BERYLLIUM;
~BIBLIOCRAPHIES; ~ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; MONITORING;
~RESEARCH REPORTS; STANDARDS; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~WATER
QUALITY; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 196P. PB81-801094
ABSTRACT: INCLUDED ARE CITATIONS TO RESEARCH ON AIR AND
WATER POLLUTION BY BERYLLIUM. THIS INCLUDES: (I) SOURCES;
(2) CONTROL; (3) DETECTION AND ANALYSIS; (4) TOXIC EFFECTS
ON PLANTS, ANIMALS, HUMANS; AND (5) AIR AND WATER QUALITY
EMISSIONS.
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AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 3285
POET ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006656
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 89
TITLE: SEWAGE TREATMENT COSTS AND ECONOMICS 1976-1978.
(CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *COSTS;
~ECONOMICS; ~FACILITIES; *FINAHCING; *RATES; *RATE
STRUCTURES; * RESEARCH; ~SEWAGE; *SLUDGE; * WASTEWATER
TREATMENT! ~WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 192P. PB81-801979
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE CITATIONS OR COSTS AND ECONOMICS OF
SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS, SEWERS, TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY,
EFFLUENT DISCHARGE, AND SLUDGE DISPOSAL. REVIEWED ARE
OVERALL CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION COSTS OF SEWAGE TREATMENT
FACILITIES AND RATE STRUCTURES, FINANCING. USER CHARGES, AND
BENEFITS OF REGIONALIZED PLANTS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5289
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006657
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: APPLICATION OF RELIABILITY THEORY TO HYDRAULIC
ENCINEERINC DESICN.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DUCHSTEIN, LUCIENs BOGARDI, ISTVAN
DESCRIPTOR: CONSTRUCTION;	~DESIGN:	~ENGINEERING;
FACILITIES; *HYDRAULICS; *MATHEMATICAL MODELS; ~PLANNING;
~SYSTEMS ANALYSIS; *SAFETY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 799-818P.
ABSTRACT: INTRODUCED ARE RELIABLE MODELS FOR TWO HYDRAULIC
ENGINEERING SYSTEMS THAT INCLUDE PROBABILISTIC
CONSIDERATIONS IN PRESENT DESICN CODES. THE SAFETY OF
COMPLEX HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES BASED ON SUCH PROBABILISTIC
GROUNDS IS EXAMINED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE HYDRAULICS DIVISION, V107 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006658
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: RELIABILITY OF UNDERGROUND FLOOD CONTROL SYSTEM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DOCKSTEIN, LUCIEN; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; * ENGINEERING; *FLOOD CONTROL;
FACILITIES; FLOW MEASUREMENT; *HYDRAULICS; ~HYDROLOGY;
~MATHEMATICAL MODELS; ~SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 817-827P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A RELIABILITY MODEL OF AN
UNDERGROUND HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING SYSTEM. AN ESTIMATE IS
GIVEN FOR THE PROBABILITY THAT THE UNDERGROUND FLOOD CONTROL
SYSTEM FULFILLS ITS TASK WITHIN A GIVEN TIME INTERVAL.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE HYDRAULICS DIVISION, V107 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006659
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: MODELING GRADUAL DAM BREACHES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PONCE, VICTOR MIGUEL; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; ~DAMS; ~DESIGN; SENGINEERING;
~EARTH DAMS; ~FLOW MEASUREMENT; HYDRAULICS; ~MATHEMATICAL
MODELS; ~SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 829-838P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF THE GRADUAL
FAILURE OF AN EARTH DAM. THIS APPROACH IS INTENDED TO
PROVIDE A RATIONAL BASE FOR DETERMINING OUTFLOW HYDROCRAPHS
FROM POSTULATED EARTH DAM BREACHES.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE HYDRAULICS DIVISION, V107 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006660
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: BOUNDARY SHEAR IN SMOOTH AND ROUGH CHANNELS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KNIGHT, DONALD W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DESIGN; ~ENGINEERING; ~FLOW MEASUREMENT;
~HYDROLOGY; ~MATHEMATICAL MODELS; ~SYSTEMS ANALYSIS;
~SEDIMENTATION; ~SHEAR STRESS; WATER FLOW
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 839-85IP.
ABSTRACT: IT IS IMPORTANT TO INCLUDE BOUNDARY SHEAR STRESS
AS A PARAMETER IN OPEN CHANNEL FLOW. INTRODUCED IS A METHOD
WHEREBY THE MEAN WALL OR BED SHEAR STRESS M*Y BE CALCULATED
FOR FLOWS IN A RECTANGULAR CHANNEL OVER A WIDE RANGE OF
DIFFERENTIAL ROUGHNESS AND BREADTH TO DEPTH RATIOS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE HYDRAULICS DIVISION, V107 N7
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IRI8 ACCESSIOH NUMBER* EWM«6«i
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL B1
TITLE: IDERTIF1CATIOR OF STREAMFLOW STOCHASTIC MODELS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SALAS, JOSE D. t AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *DESICN; *ENCINEERIRG; *FLOV MEASUREMENTSs
*HYDROLOGY) *MATHEMATICAL MODELS; *STREAMFLOW; *WATERSHEDS;
*WATER STORAGE
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 853-866P.
ABSTRACT: ANALYZED IS A STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR ANNUAL
STREAMFLOWS WHICH HAS BEEN BASED OR A CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF A
WATERSHED. THE FORM OF THE MODEL IS BASED ON R-FUNCTIONS AND
S-FUNCTIONS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE HYDRAULICS DIVISION, V107 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006662
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: PREDICTING l.ACT. LEVELS BY EXPONENTIAL SMOOTHING.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KOPPULA, SIVAJOGI D.; ASCE, A. M.
DESCRIPTOR: *DESIGN; *FLOOD PREVENTION; ^FORECASTING)
*HYDROLOGY) *LAKES) *MATHEMATICAL MODELS) *MANAGEMENT) WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 867-878P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A FORECASTING METHOD WHICH PROVIDES
HYDRAULIC ARD PLANNING ERGINEERS WITH AR EASY. CONVENIENT
AND INEXPENSIVE PROCEDURE TO ESTIMATE FUTURE LAKE LEVELS.
MATHEMATICAL TECHNIQUES MAKE USE OF HISTORICAL DATA.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE HYDRAULICS DIVISION. V107 H7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006663
PUBLICATIOR DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: STANDARDS FOR COMPUTER-BASED DESIGN STUDIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JAMES, WILLIAM; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: COMMUNICATIONS; *COMPUTER APPLICATIONS; fcDESIGN
STUDIES; #EQUIPMENT; *ENGINEERING; EVALUATION CRITERIA;
MODEL CREDIBILITY; ^MANAGEMENT; OPERATIONS; ^PLANNING;
QUALITY CONTROL; SYSTEMS ANALYSIS) ^STANDARDS
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 919-930P.
ABSTRACT: SUGGESTED ARE THE CONTROLS THAT ENSURE THAT THE
BEST MODEL AND PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS OF COMPUTER-BASED
STUDIES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING SYSTEMS ARE USED. STRESSED IS
CREATION ARD TRANSMISSION OF CREDIBILITY ARD CONFIDENCE IR
RESULTS FROM THE DESIGN OFFICE TO THE CLIENT.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF THE HYDRAULICS DIVISION, V107 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006664
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT OF WATERSHED LANDS: A SIX WEEK
SHORT COURSE.
DESCRIPTOR: ADMINISTRATION; ECOLOGICAL FACTORS; ECONOMIC
FACTORS) INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; 4: LAND USE) NATURAL
RESOURCES; #POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; *TECHNICAL EDUCATION;
*WATER RESOURCES; HYDROLOGY) *NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT;
WATER QUALITY; *WATERSHEDS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: EDRS PRICE: MF01 PLUS POSTAGE-NOT
AVAILABLE IN HARD COPY DUE TO MARGINAL LEGIBILITY OF
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT
ABSTRACT: THIS COURSE WAS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE WATER
RESOURCE TECHNICIAN OR MANAGER WITH INFORMATION WHICH WILL
AID IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF IMPROVEMENTS OF PRESENT LAND
USE PRACTICES AND TO ILLUSTRATE ALTERNATIVE CONCEPTS AND
TECHNIQUES IN LAND AND WATER USE FOR INCREASING AND
IMPROVING THE MULTIPLE PRODUCTS OF WATERSHED LANDS.(ED 197
941)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC, DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE, PO BOX
190, ARLINGTON, VA 22210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006665
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 80
TITLE: A REGIONAL TRAININC COURSE IN NATURAL RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT ARD ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN HUMID-TROPICAL
ECOSYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FOLLIOTT, PETER F.
DESCRIPTOR: CONSERVATION EDUCATION) *DEVELOPING NATIONS;
ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION; HIGHER EDUCATION;
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ^NATURAL RESOURCES; fcPROFESSIONAL
EDUCATION;	SCIENCE EDUCATION; *WATER RESOURCES;
~ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: EDRS PRICE: MF01/PC10 PLUS POSTAGE
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE THE BASIC CONCEPTS, METHODS, AND
CONSIDERATIONS RELEVANT TO FORMULATING WATER SHED RESOURCES
GOALS, POLICIES, AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. INTENDED
PRIMARILY FOR RESOURCE MANAGERS AND LAND USE PLANNERS
CONCEIUIED WITH WATER RESOURCES, THIS REGIONAL TRAINING
COURSE MANUAL EMPHASIZES MATERIAL WHICH APPLIES TO HUMID AND
TROPICAL ECOSYSTEMS. AMONG THE TOPICS COVERED ARE THE
HYDROLOGIC CYCLE, INVENTORY METHODS, WATER QUALITY, ECONOMIC
ISSUES, INSTITUTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, MODELING AND
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SIMULATION TECHNIQUES, ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, AND
MULTIPLE USE. (ED 197 944)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC. DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE, PO BOX
19®, ARLINGTON, VA 22210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006666
PUBLICATION DATE: 89
TITLE: MANPOWER POLICIES FOR THE USE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY IN DEVELOPMENT. PERGAMON POLICY STUDIES ON
SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KIDD, CHARLES V.
DESCRIPTOR: *DEVELOPING NATIONS; *ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;
HIGHER EDUCATION; LABOR FORCE; *LABOR FORCE DEVELOPMENT;
POLICY FORMATION; ^TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE; TECHNICAL
EDUCATION; TECHNOLOGY; ^TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 183P. PRICE: S20.ee
ABSTRACT: SINCE FACILITIES AND TECHNOLOGY ARE USELESS
WITHOUT TRAINED PEOPLE, POLICIES THAT ADDRESS MANPOWER
TRAININC MUST BE AN 1MTERGRAL PART OF A PLAN FOR THE USE OF
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT. PRESENTED IS
AN OVERVIEW OF LABOR FORCE REQUIREMENTS, EDUCATIONAL NEEDS,
AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS RELATED TO INDUSTRIAL AND
AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE QUALITY OF
LIFE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. AMONG THE TOPICS COVERED ARE
MANPOWER SUPPLY AND DEMAND, THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAININC
INSTITUTIONS, THE ROLE OF MULTINATIONAL AGENCIES, AND THE
"BRAIN DRAIN" TO DEVELOPED NATIONS. DESCRIPTIONS OF PROBLEMS
AND PROCEDURES IN ASIA, AFRICA, AND LATIN AMERICA AUGMENT
THE SUMMARY JUDGMENTS WHICH APPEAR. POLICY IMPLICATIONS,
WITH EMPHASIS ON UNITED STATES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
PROGRAMS, CONCLUDE THE REPORT.
AVAILABILITY: PERGAMOR PRESS INC., MAXWELL HOUSE, FAIRVIEW
PARK, ELMSFORD, NY 10523
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006667
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: THE FIVE-YEAR OUTLOOK: PROBLEMS, OPPORTUNITIES AND
CONSTRAINTS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. VOLUME I.
DESCRIPTOR: ACR1CULTURE;	COLLEGE SCIENCE; ENERGY;
~GOVERNMENT ROLE; INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS; *POLICY; SCIENCE
EDUCATION; ~SCIENCES; ~SCIENTIFIC ENTERPRISE; ^TECHNOLOGY
ABSTRACT: PRODUCED IN RESPONSE TO THE SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY POLICY ORGANIZATION AND PRIORITIES ACT OF 1976,
THIS TWO-VOLUME PUBLICATION WAS WRITTEN TO PROVIDE A LOOK
INTO THE FUTURE IN TERMS OF RELATING THE AGENDA OF SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY TO THE VISIBLE NEAR-TERM PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN
SOCIETY AMD ITS EXTERNAL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR STABLE PEACE
AM) IKE IMPROVEMENT OF THE HUMAN CONDITION. VOLUME I IS
COMPOSED OF THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION'S SYNTHESIS OF
THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PROJECT. SIX ISSUES ARE DISCUSSED
AT LENGTH: (1) STIMULATING INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY IN
INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE; (2) ENSURING ADEQUATE SUPPLIES OF
ENERGY AND NONRENEWABLE RESOURCES; (3) IMPROVING THE SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY BASE FOR RISK ASSESSMENT; (4) CONTRIBUTING TO
IMPROVEMENTS IN HEALTH; (5) MAINTAINING INTERNATIONAL
LEADERSHIP IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; AND (6) ENSURING THE
CONTINUED VITALITY OF THE NATION'S SCIENTIFIC AND
TECHNOLOGICAL ENTERPRISE.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006668
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: THE FIVE-YEAR OUTLOOK: PROBLEMS, OPPORTUNITIES AND
CONSTRAINTS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. VOLUME II.
DESCRIPTOR: AGRICULTURE;	COLLEGE SCIENCE; ENERGY;
~GOVERNMENT ROLE; INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS; *POLICY; PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION; SCIENCE EDUCATION; ^SCIENCES; SCIENTIFIC
ENTERPRISE; *TECHNOLOGY
ABSTRACT: THIS IS THE SECOND VOLUME OF A TWO-VOLUTE SERIES
PRODUCED IN RESPONSE TO THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY
ORGANIZATION AND PRIORITIES ACT OF 1976. THIS VOLUME
CONSISTS OF SOURCE MATERIALS IN THREE SECTIONS: (1) A REPORT
PREPARED BY THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES WHICH FOCUSES
ON CURRENT AND EMERGING OPPORTUNITIES AND PROBLEMS IN
SELECTED AREAS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; (2) REPORTS
PREPARED BY 21 SELECTED U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES WHICH
DISCUSS REAR-TERM PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES RELATED TO
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND PUBLIC POLICY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE
OF THEIR INDIVIDUAL MISSIONS; AND (3) PAPERS PREPARED BY
INDIVIDUAL SPECIALISTS THAT PROVIDE THEIR VIEWS ON SOME
NEAR-TERM RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY,
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, INDIVIDUAL WELFARE, AND SERVICE
ACTIVITIES.
AVAILABILITY: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC 20402
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006669
PUBLICATION DATE: OCT 80
TITLE: WATER QUALITY INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION
SYSTEM (IRIS): A COMPILATION OF ABSTRACTS TO WATER QUALITY
AND WATER RESOURCES MATERIALS. SUPPLEMENT IV (1980).
DESCRIPTOR: ^AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION;
~ INFORMATION DISSEMINATION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
PESTICIDES; TECHNOLOGY; *WATER POLLUTION; WATER RESOURCES;
~WASTE WATER TREATMENT; WATER QUALITY; *WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: SUBSCRIPTION: 912.00, *4.00 EACH; FOR
DELATED DOCUMENTS, SEE ED 182 111 AND ED 195 448-450
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ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE ABSTRACTS AND INDEXES TO SELECTED
PRINT AND NON-PRINT MATERIALS RELATED TO WASTEWATER
TREATMENT AND WATER QUALITY EDUCATION. ALSO INCLUDED ARE
PROCEDURES TO ILLUSTRATE HOW INSTRUCTORS AND CURRICULUM
DEVELOPERS IN THE WATER QUALITY CONTROL FIELD CAN LOCATE
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS TO MEET VERY GENERAL OR HIGHLY
SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS IN THEIR PROGRAMS.(ED 199 076)
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, 1299
CHAMBERS RE., 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS, OH 43212
INSTITUTION NAME: ENVIRONMENTAL	PROTECTION	AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, D.C.; OHIO STATE UNIV., COLUMBUS, OHIO.
INFORMATION REFERENCE CENTER FOR SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, AND
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW096679
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: REGISTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING GRADUATE
PROGRAMS, FOURTH EDITION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FESILIND, P. AARNE; MINEAR, ROGER A.
DESCRIPTOR: COLLEGES;	*DIRECTORIES;	*ENGINEERING;
~ENVIRONMENT; ~GUIDES; ~GRADUATE STUDY; SHIGHER EDUCATION;
~PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS; *UNIVERSITIES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: IMP. PRICE: *49.90
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A REGISTRY COMPILED FROM
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE PROGRAMS THAT ARE
ASSOCIATED PRINCIPALLY WITH ENGINEERING SCHOOLS OR COLLEGES.
COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION IS PROVIDED ABOUT GRADUATE
PROGRAMS FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS, PROSPECTIVE FACULTY, AND
PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS OF GRADUATES.
AVAILABILITY: ANN ARDOR SCIENCE, INC. . BUTTERWORTHS. 16
TOWER OFFICE PARK, WOBURN, MA 91891
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996671
TITLE: BIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF TOXIC TRACE ELEMENTS.
PERSONAL AUlliOR: JENKINS, DALE W.
DESCRIPTOR: *AGRICULTURAL WASTES; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES;
BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS; BIOLOCICAL MONITORING; * INDUSTRIAL
WASTES; LABORATORY PROCEDURES; ~MONITORING; RESEARCH
REPORTS; *TOXICITY! *TOXIC SUBSTANCES; *TRACE METALS; *WATER
QUALITY
ABSTRACT: REVIEWED ARE THE PROBLEMS, NEEDS, SELECTION, AND
USE OF LIVING ORGANISMS FOR MONITORING TOXIC TRACE ELEMENTS.
THE BIOACCUMULATION AND BIOCONCENIKATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS
IS DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: RATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE. 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906672
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: CONCENTRATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR HAZARDOUS AQUEOUS
WASTE TREATMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHUCKROW, ALAN J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT; *BI0PHY8ICAL TREATMENT;
~GROUNDWATER; *HAZARDOUS WASTES; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
~MONITORING; ~OPERATIONS 
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ABSTRACT: INVESTIGATED WAS THE FEASIBILITY OF DESICNING A
PORTABLE SAMPLER WITH AIT ICE COMPARTMENT FOR PRESERVATION OF
WASTEWATER SAMPLES.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION 8ERVICE, 8285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, 8PRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW&06675
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: FIELD TEST OF CORROSION CONTROL TO PROTECT ASBESTOS-
CEMENT PIPE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LOGS DON, GARY S.
DESCRIPTOR: *ASBESTOS-CEMENT PIPESi *ASBESTOS; ftCORROSION;
*CORROSION CONTROL; ^MAINTENANCE^ *PIPES; *POTABLE WATER;
*PUBL1C HEALTH; SWATER QUALITY; *WATER DISTRIBUTION! *ZINC
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PB81-152878
ABSTRACT: ADDING ZINC ORTHO PHOSPHATE TO POTABLE WATER TO
COAT ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE WITH ZINC TO PREVENT ASBESTOS
FIBERS FROM ENTERING THE WATER IS CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 0285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW669S
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 89
TITLE: PROCEEDINGS: FIRST NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM/WORKSHOP ON
ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTOR TECHNOLOGY HELD AT CHAMPION,
PENNSYLVANIA ON FEBRUARY 4-6, 19Be. VOLUME I.
DESCRIPTOR: *BIOLOCICAL CONTACTORS; *COST EFFECTIVENESS;
*DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; *ENGINEERING; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
*RESEARCH REPORTS; *ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 789P. PB81-124539
ABSTRACT: REPORTED IS RESEARCH REGARDING ROTATING
BIOLOGICAL CONTACTOR TECHNOLOGY. TOPICS INCLUDE: (1) PROCESS
VARIABLES AND BIOFILM PROPERTIES; (2) MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT* (3) BIOKINETIC STUDIES; (4) AIR DRIVE AND
SUPPLEMENTAL AERATION; (5) INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
(6) CONCEPTS AND MODELS; (7) DESIGN AND OPERATION; (8)
NITRIFICATION AND DENITRIFICATION; AND (9) SELECTION AND
ECONOMICS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 8285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW996696
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: IS SLUDGE REALLY BENEFICIAL?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GERARDI, MICHAEL H.
DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS; *DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; ^FARMING; *HEALTH;
*LAND USE; *LAND APPLICATION; MANAGEMENT; *PATHOGENS;
^PLANNING; SSLUDGE; *TOXICITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WASTE
DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 25-28P.
ABSTRACT: A SET OF PRECAUTIONS WHICH SHOULD ALLOW FOR SAFE
AND PRODUCTIVE USE OF SLUDGE ON CROPLAND ARE PRESENTED.
VARIOUS SLUDGE APPLICATORS AND INJECTORS ARE DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CITY 8 COUNTRY, V96 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006697
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: FERRIC CHLORIDE TAKES OVER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CUTER, KURT J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ALUM; *COSTS; ^COAGULANTS; *CLARIF1ERS; *FERRIC
CHLORIDE; MONITORING; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); SECONDARY
TREATMENT; SLUDGE; *WATER QUALITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 34, 39P.
ABSTRACT: THE INTRODUCTION OF FERRIC CHLORIDE AS A
COAGULANT AND CLARIFIER IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT IS
DISCUSSED. CHEMICAL ALTERNATIVES TO REPLACE ALUM ARE
CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06698
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: LOW TURBIDITY WATER FROM FAST PROCESSES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ATHERTON, THOMAS; GOSS, JOSEPH
DESCRIPTOR: CLARIFICATION; *DRINKINC WATER; *FILTRATION;
^OPERATIONS (WATER); REGULATIONS; *TURBIDITY; *WATER
TREATMENT; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 40-43P.
ABSTRACT: THE REDUCTION OF RAW WATER TURBIDITY BY WATER
TREATMENT PROCESSES TO MEET PRIMARY DRINKING WATER
REGULATIONS IS DISCUSSED. DESCRIBED IS THE POTENTIAL USE OF
AN UPFLOW SOLIDS-CONTACT CLARIF IER AND HIGH RATE SAND
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FILTERS TO EFFECTIVELY NEXT GUIDELINES.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, VI28 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6699
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: BOW TO CHECK LIFT STATION PERFORMANCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MANABAN, RICHARD R.
DESCRIPTOR: *EQUIPMENT! *FLOW MEASUREMENT] *LIFT STATIONS:
~MATHEMATICAL MODELS( ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER) ; ~PUMPS;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44P.
ABSTRACT: A SIMPLE MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURE FOR CHECKING PUMP
PERFORMANCE AND DETERMINING THE INFLOW-OUTFLOW
CBARACTERISTICS OF SEWAGE LIFT STATIONS OF WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITIES IS PRESENTED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM670e
TITLE: AN ALTERNATIVE WASTEWATER DISINFECTANT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GREENE, DAVID J.
DESCRIPTOR: *BROMINE CHLORIDE; CHLORINATION; ~COST
EFFECTIVENESS» ~DISINFECTION; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)!
REGULATIONS; SAFETY; *TOXICITY; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
~WATER QUALITY
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF BROMINE CHLORIDE
AS A DISINFECTANT FOR PRODUCING ACCEPTABLE DISCHARGES FROM
WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES. THE CONVERSION OF A SYSTEM
FOR BROMINE CHLORIDE IS DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW9067O1
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: REMOVING TRIHALOMETHANES FROM DRINKING WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SYMONS, JAMES M.
DESCRIPTOR: CARCINOCENS; *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DRINKING
WATER; *DISINFECTION; ^OPERATIONS (WATER); ~TRIHALOMETHANES;
~WATER TREATMENT; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE BOTE: 59, 36, 61-64P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE COST EFFECTIVE TREATMENT PROCESSES
THAT CAM BE CONSIDERED FOR REDUCING THE CONCENTRATION OF
TRIHALOMETHANES IN DRINKING WATER WHILE MAINTAINING HIGH
BACTERIOLOGICAL WATER QUALITY.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, VI28 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EV006742
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: MULTICHANNEL, POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT TEFLON AND CLASS
SAMPLER FOR TRACE ORGAN ICS IN WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TIGWELL, DAVID C. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT; *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES;
~CHEMICAL	ANALYSIS;	~CHEMISTRY;	~CHEMICALS;
~INSTRUMENTATION; ~LABORATORY EQUIPMENT; ~ORGANIC CHEMISTRY;
~ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; *SAMPLING; ~TOXICITY; *WASTEWATER
EFFLUENTS; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1199-1202P.
ABSTRACT: A MULTICHANNEL POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT APPARATUS
FOR COLLECTING COMPOSITE SAMPLES OF WATER-BORNE TRACE
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IS DESCRIBED. THE USE OF SAMPLING
EQUIPMENT WHICH IS "STATE-OF-THE-ART" RELATIVE TO THE
ANALYTICAL CHEMICAL TECHNIQUES ALREADY BEING USED FOR THESE
STUDIES IS STRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, V53 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB06743
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: HELMINTH AND HEAVY METALS TRANSMISSION FROM
ANAEROBICALLY DIGESTED SEWAGE SLUDCE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FITZGERALD, PAUL R.
DESCRIPTOR: #CASE	STUDIES; ^DISEASES; ~DISEASE
TRANSMISSION; *HEAVY METALS; ~HELMINTHS; ~METALS; *PUBLIC
HEALTH; ~RESEARCH REPORTS; ~SLUDGE; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: PB81-161846
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE EFFECTS OF DISPENSING DISEASE
CAUSING MATERIALS INTO THE ENVIRONMENT BY WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITIES. THE TRANSMISSION OF THE NEMATODE WORM
ASCARIS TO AN ANIMAL HOST IS DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006744
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: HEALTH RISKS OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO WASTEWATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CLARK, C. S.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES: ~BACTERIA; ~DISEASES;
*HEALTHi *MONITORING; *OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES; *PATHOGENS;
~PLANT OPERATORS* *PUBLIC HEALTH; ~WASTEWATER; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: PB81-143406
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED ARE THE HEALTH EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSUSURE TO BIOLOCICAL AGENTS PRESENT IN
MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER. THE USE OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL-
SEROLOGICAL APPROACH FOR THE DETECTION OF WASTEWATER-RELATED
HEALTH EFFECTS IS ADDRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINCFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6745
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: PARTICULATES IN WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KAVANAUGH, MICHAEL C. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: «CHEMISTRY; *CHEMICAL REACTIONSi *DESIGN;
~ENGINEERING; FACILITIES; *INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; METALS;
~MATHEMATICAL MODELS; *PARTICULATES; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION] *WATER TREATMENT; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY;
~WATER CHARACTERISTICS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 401P. PRICE: *99.50
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS RESEARCH ON IMPROVED MODELING TOOLS
FOR WATER QUALITY MANAGERS AND DESIGNERS OF POLLUTION
CONTROL AND WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES. TOPICS INCLUDE: ( 1)
THE CHARACTERIZATION OF SURFACE CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF
OXIDES IN NATURAL WATERS; (2) A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR
SIMULATION OF THE FATE OF COPPER IN A MARINE ENVIRONMENT;
(3) PREDICTIONS OF OCEANIC PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS FROM
COAGULATION AND SEDIMENTATION MECHANISMS; (4)
CHARACTERIZATION OF PARTICLES IN DIGESTED SEWAGE SLUDGE; AND
(8) AN INTEGRAL WATER TREATMENT PLANT DESIGN.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, SPECIAL ISSUES
SALES, 1155 SIXTEENTH ST.. N.W. , WASHINGTON, DC 20036
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6746
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: HAZARDOUS WASTE REGULATIONS: AN INTERPRETIVE GUIDE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MALLOW, ALEX
DESCRIPTOR: ~COMPLIANCE; ~HAZARDOUS WASTES; ~LEGISLATION;
~REGULATIONS; ~STANDARDS; ~STORAGE; ~SAFETY; ~TOXIC
SUBSTANCES; ~WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 416P. PRICE: t40.ee
ABSTRACT: THIS PUBLICATION ANALYZES AND REORGANIZES THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGULATIONS FOR COMPLIANCE
WITH HAZARDOUS WASTE LAWS. THE BOOK HAS A NUMBER OF AIDS TO
HELP DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE FIND THEIR CONCERNS.
GENERATORS, TRANSPORTERS, AND OTHERS INVOLVED IN HANDLING
HAZARDOUS WASTES WILL FIND USEFUL INFORMATION. THOSE
INVOLVED IN STORAGE AND DISPOSAL WILL ALSO FIND INFORMATION
THAT WILL ASSIST THEM.
AVAILABILITY: VAN NOSTRAND REINHOLD, 135 WEST 50TH STREET,
NEW YORK, NY 10020
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW»e6747
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL COMMUNITIES AND
RURAL AREAS IN APPALACHIA: AN INSTITUTIONAL AND TECHNICAL
ASSESSMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BETCHART. W. B. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY; ~COMMUNITY PROBLEMS;
CONSTRUCTION; ~FEDERAL PROGRAMS; FACILITIES; ~FUNDS;
~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; ~REGULATIONS; ~STATE FEDERAL
RELATIONSHIPS; ~TECHNOLOGY; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 150P. PB81-187346
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS A PROGRAM TO IMPROVE THE DELIVERY OF
FEDERAL GRANTS IN PLANNING, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION OF
WASTEWATER FACILITIES IN SMALL COMMUNITIES AND RURAL AREAS.
FEDERAL AGENCY PROGRAMS. STATE LAWS AND INSTITUTIONS AND
LOCAL DIFFICULTIES INVOLVED IN OBTAINING GRANT FUNDS ARE
ADDRESSED. AVAILABLE WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY IS REVIEWED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006748
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 80
TITLE: MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER CONTROL TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH
STRATEGY. 1980-1984.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY; FEDERAL
FUNDS; ~FEDERAL ROLE; ~LEGISLATION; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING;
~RESEARCH; ~RESEARCH NEEDS; ~RESEARCH PROJECTS; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 149P. PB81-189342
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ABSTRACT: ANALYZED ABE THE RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS OF
HEADQUARTERS AND REGIOHAL OFFICES DIRECTED TOWARDS
WASTEWATER. POLLUTION CONTROL AS HATCHED AGAINST THE
TECHNOLOGICAL AREAS OF THE EPA'S RESEARCH PROGRAM. INCLUDED
IS A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAM DEVELOPED BY THE OFFICE OF
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TO IDENTIFY GAPS AND TO REPROGRAM
FUNDS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSIOK NUMBER: EW006749
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: ADVANCED WASTE TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS
FOR NON-POTABLE REUSE USING MOBILE TREATMENT UNITS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: OSANTOWSKI, RICHARD) AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; *MOBILE FACILITIES; * INDUSTRIAL WASTES;
~OPERATIONS < WASTEWATER); *RESEARCH REPORTS; ~RECYCLING;
~SECONDARY TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY? *WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
~WATER SUPPLY; *WATER REUSE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 470P. PB81-189805
ABSTRACT: EVALUATED ARE THE ADVANCED WASTE TREATMENT
METHODS FOR UPGRADING SECONDARY EFFLUENT FOR NON-POTABLE
INDUSTRIAL REUSE. METHODS USED TO REMOVE RESIDUAL
CONTAMINANTS SUCH AS DISSOLVED AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS, BOD-5,
TOD, COD, AND COLOR ARE DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSIOK NUMBER: EW006750
PUBLICATION DATE: FEB 81
TITLE: NEEDS SURVEY (1980):	COST ESTIMATES FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLICLY-OWNED WASTEWATER TREATMENT
FACILITY.
DESCRIPTOR: *COSTS; ~COST PROJECTIONS; ~CONSTRUCTION;
~FACILITIES; ~LEGISLATION; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~REGULATIONS; #WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 99P. PBfll-193625
ABSTRACT: THIS REPORT IS A DETAILED ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF
CONSTRUCTION OF AM- NEEDED PUBLICLY-OWNED TREATMENT WORKS IN
All. OF TOE STATES, TO MEET TOE 1983 GOALS OF THE ACT. TOTAL
CURRENT AND PROJECTED EXPENDITURES FOR MUNICIPAL WASTE
TREATMENT ARE REPORTED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006751
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: MATHEMATICAL MODELS IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JAMES, A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *DESIGN; ~ENGINEERING;
~FACILITIES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; LAKES; #MANAGEMENT;
~MATHEMATICAL MODELS; POLLUTION; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
RIVERS; SEAS; ~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL; ~WATER TREATMENT;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 420P. PRICE: S61.00
ABSTRACT: SUMMARIZED ARE THE USES OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS IN
THE CONTROL OF WATER POLLUTION, COVERING BOTH THE MODELLING
OF POLLUTED ENVIRONMENTS AND WATER TREATMENT UNITS. THE
APPLICATION OF MATHEMATICAL TECHNIQUES IN THE DESIGN AND
OPERATION OF WASTE TREATMENT PLANTS AND THE MANAGEMENT OF
LAKES, RIVERS, AND THE SEA ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: WILEY-INTERSCIENCE, A DIVISION OF JOHN WILEY
8 SONS, INC., 1 WILEY DRIVE, SOMERSET, NJ 08873
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006752
PUBLICATION DATE: 79
TITLE: GEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES:	WATER AND SEDIMENT
ENVIRONMENTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: LERMAN, A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CHEMISTRY; CHEMICAL REACTIONS; ~EARTH SCIENCE;
~GEOCHEMISTRY; INDUSTRIAL WASTES; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
MODELS; ~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; RAIN; ~SEDIMENTATION;
~WATER RESOURCES; WEATHERING
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 481P. PRICE: S38.00
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE THE EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS OF
GLOBAL GEOCHEMICAL CYCLES. TOPICS INCLUDE: (1) USE OF MODELS
FOR SHORT AND LONC TIME SCALES; (2) THE ESSENTIALS OF
TRANSPORT PROCESSES; (3) PREHUMAN AND HUMAN INDUSTRIAL
EFFECTS ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF RAIN; (4) THE
WEATHERING OF THE EARTH'S CRUST; AND (5) OBSERVATIONAL DATA
AND THEORETICAL MODELS ON THE REACTIONS BETWEEN SOLID PHASES
IN SEDIMENTS AND PORE WATERS.
AVAILABILITY: WILEY-INTERSCIENCE, A DIVISION OF JOHN WILEY
8 SONS, INC., 1 WILEY DRIVE, SOMERSET, NJ 08873
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006753
PUBLICATION DATE: JUN 81
TITLE: BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER.
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PERSONAL AUTHOR: WINKLER, MICHAEL
DESCRIPTOR: ANAEROBIC DICESTION; ~BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT!
COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DESIGN; *ENGINEERING; EQUIPMENT;
~FACILITIES; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; * MANAGEMENT;
NITROGEN; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; PHOSPHORUS; ~SLUDGE; ~ WASTEWATER TREATMENT;
*WATER SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 280P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE VARIOUS METHODOLOGIES OF THE
BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER. THE DEVELOPMENT OF
TREATMENT SYSTEMS FOR LARGE-SCALE PURIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL
AMD DOMESTIC WASTEWATERS AND THE PROCESSES OF NATURAL
WASTEWATER PURIFICATION ARE DISCUSSED. EMPHASIZED IS THE
APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE MODELING, AND COST EFFECTIVE
METHODS FOR NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL, SLUDGE
TREATMENT. AND ANAEROBIC DIGESTION.
AVAILABILITY: WILEY-1NTERSCIENCE, A DIVISION OF JOHN WILEY
8 SONS. INC., 1 WILEY DRIVE, SOMERSET, NJ 68873
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006754
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 81
TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND SANITATION, 3RD ED.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SALVATO, JOSEPH A.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DRINKINC WATER; ~DESIGN; ^ENGINEERING;
EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; ~GROUNDWATER; HAZARDOUS WASTES;
*INSTRUCTIORAL MATERIALS; *MAINTENANCE; *MANAGEMENT; ON SITE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *RECYCLING; ^SANITATION; ~STANDARDS;
*WATER REUSE; *WATER QUALITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1023P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A GUIDE TO SANITARY AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES AND THEIR PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS. CONTENTS INCLUDE: (1) ALTERNATE ON-SITE SEWACE
DISPOSAL; (2) WATER RECLAMATION AND HE-USE; (3) PROTECTION
OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY; (4) MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS WASTES;
(8) RESOURCE RECOVERY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION; (6)
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT; AND (7) THE IDENTIFICATION,
TREATMENT, AND REMOVAL OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC COMPOUNDS
FROM DRINKING WATER.
AVAILABILITY: WILEY-INTERSCIENCE, A DIVISION OF JOHN WILEY
8 SONS, INC., 1 WILEY DRIVE. SOMERSET, NJ 08873
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM675S
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: MODEL INC WASTEWATER RENOVATION: LAND TREATMENT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ISKANDAR, I. K.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DESICN; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; *LAND APPLICATION; ~LAND TREATMENT; *MANAGEMENT;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ^PLANNING; *POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION; *S1TE SELECTION; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 896P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE MODELING TOOLS FOR LAND TREATMENT
PLANNING, SITE SELECTION, DESIGN. OPERATION. AND MANAGEMENT
OF WASTEWATER RENOVATION. COST EFFECTIVE MODELS OF SLOW
INFILTRATION LAND TREATMENT SYSTEMS, WITH APPLICATIONS TO
RAPID INFILTRATION AND OVERLAND FLOW SYSTEMS ARE INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: WILEY INTERSCIENCE, A DIVISION OF JOHN WILEY
8 SONS, INC., 1 WILEY DRIVE, SOMERSET, NJ 08873
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006757
PUBLICATION DATE: 76
TITLE: WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN COLD CLIMATES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SLETTEN, ROBERT S.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~CLIMATE; ~DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES;
~MANAGEMENT; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); REGULATIONS;
~SECONDARY TREATMENT; ~STANDARDS; ~TEMPERATURE; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 15P. AD/A-026 156
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS
PRESENTLY IN USE AND TECHNIQUES THAT CAN BE USED TO UPGRADE
TREATMENT IN CIVILIAN COMMUNITIES IN COLD REGIONS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5283
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006759
PUBLICATION DATE: 78
TITLE: APPLIED PRACTICAL HYDRAULICS.
DESCRIPTOR: DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; *FLOW MEASUREMENT;
~HYDRAULICS; ~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; ~MAINTENANCE;
~MANAGEMENT; MATHEMATICAL MODELS; *OPERATIOPS (WASTEWATER);
~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: STUDENT TEXT: #6.00; INSTRUCTOR GUIDE:
•8.00
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A GUIDE TO DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING
OF THE EVERYDAY PROBLEMS OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
WATER AND WASTEWATER SYSTEMS. CONTENTS INCLUDE: LIQUIDS AT
REST; FORCE EXERTED BY LIQUIDS; FLOW IN CLOSED CONDUITS;
CALCULATIONS OF HEAD LOSS; LOSSES DUE TO FRICTION IN VALVES,
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FITTIHG8, AND OTHER DEVICES: 8YSTEHS ANALYSIS* PUHPSi AHD
FLOW lH OPEN CHANNELS.
AVAILABILITY: LINK BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 6869 SW
PACIFIC BLVD., ALBANY. OR 97321
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006760
PUBLICATION DATE: DEC 86
TITLE: SEWAGE TREATMENT COSTS AND ECONOMICS. 1979-
NOVEMBER, 1980.
DESCRIPTOR: ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; *COST
BENEFIT ANALYSIS; XDESICN; *ECONOMICS; ^FACILITIES;
~FINANCING; *MANAGEMENT; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *RESEARCH
REPORTS; *HATES; *USER CHARGES; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 126P. PB81-801987
ABSTRACT: THE COSTS AND ECONOMICS OF SEWAGE TREATMENT
SYSTEMS, SEVERS, TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY, EFFLUENT DISCHARGE,
AND SLUDGE DISPOSAL ARE ADDRESSED. OVERALL CONSTRUCTION AND
OPERATION COSTS OF SEWACE TREATMENT PLANTS, INCLUDING RATE
STRUCTURES. FINANCING, USER CHARGES, AND BENEFITS OF
REGIONALIZED PLANTS ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD. SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006761
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: URBAN SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANNING OCTOBER, 1978 -
DECEMBER, 1980. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
DESCRIPTOR: *ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY; ~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; COSTS; LAND USE; ^MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER)i *PLANNING; *RESEARCH REPORTS; *RATES; SEWAGE;
*URBAN AREAS ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 94P. PB81-802191
ABSTRACT: CITATIONS RELATED TO THE COST, PLANNING,
OPERATIONS. ALTERNATIVES, AND RATES OF SEWAGE TREATMENT
UNDER URBAN MANAGEMENT ARE INCLUDED. CURRENT AND NEW
PROCESSES ARE EVALUATED IN TERMS OF APPLICABILITY FOR
TREATMENT SYSTEMS.
AVAILABILITY: RATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006762
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN 81
TITLE: ASBESTOS AND SILICATE POLLUTION 1970-JANUARY, 1981.
(CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
DESCRIPTOR: *AIR POLLUTION; AIR QUALITY; ~ASBE8T0.
~BIBLIOGRAPHIES; *CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; ~ENGINEERING; *HEALTH;
~MONITORING; ~POLLUTANTS; *RESEARCH REPORTS; ~SILICATES;
~SOILS; ~TOXICITY; ~WATER POLLUTION; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: J99P. PB81-ae2795
ABSTRACT: ABSTRACTS OF REPORTS ON THE DETECTION, CONTROL,
SAMPLING, AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF SILICATE AND ASBESTOS
POLLUTION IN WATER, AIR, AND SOIL ARE INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006763
PUBLICATION DATE: JAN B1
TITLE: ASBESTOS AND SILICATE POLLUTION 1977 - NOVEMBER,
1979. (CITATIONS FROM THE NTIS DATA BASE).
DESCRIPTOR: ~AIR	POLLUTION CONTROL; ~ASBESTOS;
BIBLIOGRAPHIES;	~CHEMICALS; ~CARCINOGENS; ~HEALTH;
~LABORATORY ANALYSIS; ~MONITORING; ~POLLUTANTS; ~RESEARCH
REPORTS; ~SILICA; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 219P. PBS1-802803
ABSTRACT: INCLUDED ARE CITATIONS RELATED TO AIR AND WATER
POLLUTION CAUSED BY THE INFLUENCES OF SILICA, ASBESTOS,
SILICATES, AND SILICON DIOXIDE. SOURCES, CONTROL, DETECTION,
AND EFFECTS ON PLANTS, ANIMALS. AND HUMANS BY THESE
SUBSTANCES ARE INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285
PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006765
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: MILLIONS OF DOLLARS COULD BE SAVED BY IMPLEMENTING
GAO RECOMMENDATIONS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACENCY
PROGRAMS.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; *COSTS; *CODISPOSAL;
~FEDERAL STATE PROGRAfE; ~HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; HEALTH;
~LEGISLATION; ~MANAGEMENT; ~REGULATIONS; *SOLID WASTES;
~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER QUALITY; * WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WASTE
DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 19P.
ABSTRACT: THE POTENTIAL FOR SAVING SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNTS OF
MONEY IN WATER POLLUTION AND HAZARDOUS AND SOLID WASTE
PROCRAMS ARE CONSIDERED. THE USE OF SECONDARY OR ADVANCED
TREATMENT TECHNIQUES AND THE USE OF CODISPOSAL ARE
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EMPHASIZED.
AVAILABILITY: US GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AID INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY, P. O. BOX 6015,
GAITHERSBUBC, MD 2076*
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006766
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: RIVER BASIN COMMISSIONS HAVE BEEN HELPFUL, BUT
CHANCES ARE REEDED.
DESCRIPTOR: ^ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES; ~AGENCY ROLE; COST
EFFECTIVENESS» FEDERAL STATE FUNDING; FEDERAL ROLE;
~LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT: ~PLANNING; DRIVERS; *RIVER BASIN
COMMISSIONS; STATE ROLE; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 53P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE SUCCESS OF RIVER BASIN
COMMISSIONS, ESTABLISHED BY THE WATER RESOURCES PLANNING ACT
OF 1965, RELATED TO THEIR LEGISLATIVE OBJECTIVES OF PLANNING
AND COORDINATING WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT. RECOMMENDATIONS
TO ENCOURAGE WATER RESOURCE PLANNINC THROUGH A RIVER BASIN
COMMISSION TYPE OF ARRANGEMENT WITH CONTINUED STATE
PARTICIPATION ARE SUGGESTED.
AVAILABILITY: US GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AND INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY. P. O. BOX 6613,
GAITHERSBURC, MD 20760
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006767
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: BETTER MONITORING TECHNIQUES ARE NEEDED TO ASSESS
THE QUALITY OF RIVERS AND STREAMS, VOLUME I.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; CASE STUDIES; COST
EFFECTIVENESS; *EFFLUENTS; XENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS;
*LABORATORY PROCEDURES; LAND USE; ~MANAGEMENT; *MONITORIHGj
REGULATIONS; RIVERS; ~SAMPLINC; ^STANDARDS; STREAMS; WATER
SUPPLY; ~WATER QUALITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 121P.
ABSTRACT: THIS IS THE FIRST VOLUME OF A TWO-PART SERIES.
PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH NATIONAL WATER QUALITY MONITORING
NETWORKS ARE DISCUSSED. ALTERNATIVES FOR SOUND ENVIRONMENTAL
PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT SHOULD INCLUDE BETTER PROCEDURES FOR
SAMPLING AND ELIMINATION OF INCONSISTENCIES AND ERRORS IN
FIELD AND LABORATORY PERFORMANCE.
AVAILABILITY: US GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AND INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY, P. 0. BOX 6019,
GAITHERSBURC. MD 20760
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006768
PUBLICATION DATE: APR 81
TITLE: BETTER MONITORING TECHNIQUES ARE NEEDED TO ASSESS
THE QUALITY OF RIVERS AND STREAMS, VOLUME II.
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; EVALUATION; *ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY STATEMENTS; *ENGINEERING; *MONITORING;
~QUALITY CONTROL; ~REGULATIONS; SAMPLING; ~WATER QUALITY;
~WATER SUPPLY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 205P.
ABSTRACT: THE SECOND VOLUME OF A TWO-PART SERIES CONTAINS
THE AGENCIES' COMMENTS AND THE RESPONSES OF THE GENERAL
ACCOUNTING OFFICE WHICH ADDRESS THE RECOMMENDATION BY THE
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE TO DISCONTINUE THE NATIONAL FIXED
STATION WATER QUALITY CENTERS BY REPLACEMENT OF LOCALIZED
SURVEYS.
AVAILABILITY: US GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AND INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY, P. O. BOX 6015,
GAITHERSBURC, MD 20760
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006769
PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 81
TITLE: BILLIONS COULD BE SAVED THROUGH WAIVERS FOR COASTAL
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: US CENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; *COSTS; ^ECONOMICS;
~FACILITIES; ~MARINE ENVIRONMENT; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~PRIMARY TREATMENT; ~PLANNING; ~REGULAT IONS; ~STANDARDS;
SECONDARY TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 5SP.
ABSTRACT: REQUIRING SECONDARY WASTEWATER TREATMENT
FACILITIES FOR MANY COASTAL COMMUNITIES WHO DISCHARGE
PRIMARY MUNICIPAL WASTES INTO THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT COULD
BE WAIVED. ACCORDING TO THIS REPORT THIS ACTION WOULD SAVE
SUBSTANTIAL SUMS OF MONEY.
AVAILABILITY: US GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFriCE, DOCUMENT
HANDLING AND INFORMATION SERVICES FACILITY, P. 0. BOX 6015,
GAITHERSBURC, MD 20760
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006770
PUBLICATION DATE: SUM 81
TITLE: PROTECTING THE QUALITY OF OUR GROUND WATER: WHAT
CAN WE DO?
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BOUWER, HERMAN
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DESCRIPTOR: AQUIFIERS; CHEMICAL TREATMENT; FILTRATION;
~GROUNDWATER; MONITORING; ~MANAGEMENT; OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER) ; ORGAN1C COMPOUNDS; *PLANNING; ~WATER SUPPLY;
~WATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY; WATER WELLS; WATER REUSE;
*WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 22-26P.
ABSTRACT: THE METHODS 'IN WHICH DIFFERENT FORMS OF
GROUNDWATER POLLUTION CAN BE HALTED ARE DISCUSSED. THE
DECREE TO WHICH GROUNDWATER SHOULD BE PROTECTED OR TREATED
IS ADDRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006771
PUBLICATION DATE: SUM 81
TITLE: A METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING GROUND WATER QUALITY
DEGRADATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: TINLIN, RICHARD M.
DESCRIPTOR: COST EFFECTIVENESS; FEDERAL PROGRAMS;
~GROUNDWATER; *MONITORING; ~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WATER);
~PLANNING; REGULATIONS; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 27-32P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS A LOGICAL, SOURCE-ORIENTED APPROACH
TO GROUNDWATER COLLECTION THAT CONCENTRATES ON THE
IDENTIFICATION OF PRIORITY SOURCES AND AREAS. OUTLINED ARE
THREE PHASES OF TASKS NECESSARY TO DEVELOP AN EFFECTIVE
MONITORING PROGRAM.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWBQ6772
PUBLICATION DATE: SUM 81
TITLE: A POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT GROUND WATER SAMPLING
DEVICE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GILLHAM, R. W.; JOHNSON, P. E.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT; ~GROUNDWATER; HYDROLOGY;
~MONITORING; ~SAMPLING; ~WATER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 33-35P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS A METHOD WHICH ALLOWS THE COLLECTION
OF WATER SAMPLES IN SITUATIONS WHERE THE WATER TABLE IS AT A
SUBSTANTIAL DEPTH. THE COLLECTION OF WATER THROUGH USE OF
POSITIVE PRESSURE IS STRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORINC REVIEW, VI N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6773
PUBLICATION DATE: SUM 81
TITLE: SIGNIFICANCE TESTING FOR IMPACT EVALUATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ROVERS, FRANK A.; MCBEAN, EDWARD A.
DESCRIPTOR: *CASE STUDIES; *ENCINEERINC; ^GROUNDWATER;
~MONITORING; MATHEMATICAL MODELS; MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS;
*MEASUREMENT; *STUDENT'S T-TEST; ~STATISTICS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 39-43P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE USE OF THE STUDENTS T-TEST FOR
THE INTERPRETATION OF GROUNDWATER MONITORINC DATA.
SIGNIFICANCE TESTING IS DEFINED AND A CASE STUDY TO INDICATE
DATA TRANSFORMATION TO INCREASE THIS TEST'S ACCURACY IS
DEMONSTRATED.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORINC REVIEW, VI N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006774
PUBLICATION DATE: SUM 81
TITLE: MONITORING IN THE VADOSE ZONE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: EVERETT, L. G.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; FLOW
GROUNDWATER;	HYDROIX)GY; ~MONITORING;
~SAMPLING; ~WATER ANALYSIS; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44-5IP.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE, THE SECOND OF A SERIES ADDRESSINC
BASIC METHODS OF GROUNDWATER MONITORING, PRESENTS AN
OVERVIEW OF TOPSOIL AND VADOSE ZONE MONITORING TECHNIQUES
FOR OBSERVINC STORAGE CHANGES, MONITORING WATER MOVEMENT,
AND SAMPLINC BOTH SOIL AND WATER.
AVAILABILITY: GROUND WATER MONITORING REVIEW, VI N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006775
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 8t
TITLE: REDUCED ENERGY USAGE WITH BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS
REMOVAL.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: DEDYO, JOHN; DOAN, ROLAND, JR.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDCE; *RIOLOGICAL TREATMENT;
~COSTS; ~EQUIPMENT; *ENERGY CONSERVATION; ~MANAGEMENT;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PHOSPHORUS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I166-1171P.
ABSTRACT: THE REPLACEMENT OF A CONVENTIONAL LIME
MEASUREMENT;
MEASUREMENT;
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PRECIPITATION PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL SYSTEM WITH A BIOLOGICAL
PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL SYSTEM IS DESCRIBED. THE REDUCTION OF
ENERGY AND CHEMICAL USE AMD RESULTING OPERATING COST
KFDUCTIOH ARE STRESSED. THE PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL SYSTEM WAS
PART OF AN ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6776
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: ENERGY REQUIREMENT FOR SMALL WASTEWATER TREATMENT
SYSTEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MIDDLEBROOKS, E. JOE; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS; *COST EFFECTIVENESS!
~DESIGN; *ENERGYi *EFFICIENCY; ~ECONOMICS; ~EQUIPMENT;
~EVALUATION; *EFFLUENT; *LAND APPLICATION; OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~PLANNING; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1172-1197P.
ABSTRACT: SUMMARIZED ARE THE ENERGY REQUIREMENTS FOR SMALL
WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS. VARIOUS TREATMENT COMBINATIONS
ARE COMPARED AND THE ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF UNIT OPERATIONS
AND PROCESSES ARE PRESENTED IN TABULAR FORM. LAND
APPLICATION TREATMENT SYSTEMS ARE CONSIDERED THE MOST ENERGY
EFFICIENT AND PRODUCE THE HIGHEST EFFLUENT QUALITY.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION.
V83 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW06777
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: ALTERATIONS IN THE BOD PROCEDURE FOR THE 15TH
EDITION OF "STANDARD METHODS FOR THE EXAMINATION OF WATER
AMD WASTEWATER'.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: YOUNG, JAMES C.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ^BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN
DEMAND; ~BOD; ~DISSOLVED OXYGEN; *LABORATORY PROCEDURES;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); ^SAMPLING; ~STANDARD METHODS;
~STANDARDS; *WATER QUALITY; *WATER TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 12H3-1259P.
ABSTRACT: EXPLAINED ARE THE CHANCES IN THE BIOCHEMICAL
OXYGEN DEMAND TEST PROCEDURE. INCLUDED ARE DISCUSSIONS OF
IMMEDIATE DISSOLVED OXYGEN DEMAND, SAMPLE STORAGE, DILUTION
WATER QUALITY CHECK, NITOIFICATION INHIBITION, SEEDINC, AND
USE OF STANDARDS SUCH AS CLUCOSE-GLUTAMIC ACID AS A CHECK ON
TECHNIQUE.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006778
PUBLICATION DATE: SEP 80
TITLE: SELLING ENERGY MANAGEMENT TO A UNIVERSITY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BRASWELL, CHARLES C.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ADMINISTRATION; ~CONSERVATION; ~COLLECES;
~ENERGY CONSERVATION; ~EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES; ~HIGHER
EDUCATION; ~MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; ~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT;
~REGULATIONS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 47-54P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE TECHNIQUES USED TO EFFECTIVELY SELL
COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS TO THE UNIVERSITY
ADMINISTRATIONS. TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE: COMMUNICATION;
BASICS OF SALES; RULES AND GUIDES: CAMPUS ADMINISTRATORS;
INVOLVEMENT; AND PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION.
AVAILABILITY: HEATING/PIPING/AIR CONDITIONING, V52 N9
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006779
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: RESOLVING AN UNUSUAL FLOC FORMATION PROBLEM.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CERARDI, MICHAEL H. ; GERARDI, MARILEE B.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ACTIVATED CARBON; *FLOC; ~FLOCCULATION;
FILTRATION; ~WATER TREATMENT; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 46-48P.
ABSTRACT: THE DETECTION OF A FLOC FORMATION PROBLEM
EXPERIENCED BY A SOFT DRINK BOTTLING COMPANY IS DESCRIBED.
EMPHASIZED IS THE INFLUENCE OF GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON ON
BACTERIAL GROWTH AND THE METHODS SUGGESTED TO CONTROL FLOC
FORMATION.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006780
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: LOW COST DIGESTER RENOVATION.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SEARLES, ROBERT C. ; CHENETTE, BERNARD X.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANAEROBIC DIGESTERS; COST EFFECTIVENESS;
•DESIGN; *DICESTERS; ~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; ~MAINTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~REPAIR; »WASTEWATER TREATMENT
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DESCRIPTIVE BOTE: 62-63P.
ABSTRACT: THE PROCEDURES UNDERTAKEN TO REPAIR AND IMPROVE
HIE PRIMARY AMD SECONDARY AH AEROBIC DIGESTORS OF A
WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY ARE DESCRIBED. THE RENOVATION
PROJECT WAS RELATIVELY LOW COST.
AVAILABILITY: PUBLIC WORKS, VI12 NB
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006786
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: MOVES TOWARD REGULATORY RELIEF.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: JOSEPHSON. JULIAN
DESCRIPTOR: ^ENVIRONMENTAL	IMPACTS s	*INDUSTRY;
~LEGISLATION; *PUBLIC HEALTH; *REGULATIONS; *SAFETY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: B59-863P.
ABSTRACT: THE CHANGES AND QUESTIONED COST BENEFIT
REQUIREMENTS OF EASING THE REGULATORY BURDEN ON BUSINESS AND
INDUSTRY ARE DISCUSSED. MAINTAINING REGULATIONS IN
ENVIRONMENTAL AREAS, HEALTH, AND SAFETY ARE STRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 8 TECHNOLOGY, V15 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW06788
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: CONCENTRATING ORGANICS IN WATER FOR BIOLOGICAL
TESTING.
PERSONAL AUTBOR: JOLLEY, ROBERT L.
DESCRIPTOR: XANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *DRINKING WATER;
*INSTRUMENTATION;	*LABORATORY PROCEDURES; *ORGANIC
COMPOUNDS; *SAMPLING; TOXICITY; *WATER ANALYSIS; *WATER
SUPPLY
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 874-878P.
ABSTRACT: COMPARED ARE METHODS EMPLOYED FOR CONCENTRATING
ORGANICS IN WATER SAMPLES. PROCEDURES FOR SELECTINC THE
CONCENTRATION METHOD ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 8 TECHNOLOGY, V15 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6789
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: INCREASE IN DIETARY CADMIUM AS A RESULT OF
APPLICATION TO SEWACE SLUDGE AGRICULTRUAL LAND.
PERSONAL AUTBOR: NAYLOR, LEWIS M.; LOEHR, RAYMOND C.
DESCRIPTOR: ^AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION; *CADMIUM; *DIET;
*EFFLUENT; *LAND USE; *LAND APPLICATION; *PUBL!C HEALTH;
*REGULATIONSi *SLUDGE; ^TOXICITY; WASTE DISPOSAL;
*WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 881-886P.
ABSTRACT: THE EPA GUIDELINES FOR APPLICATION OF SOLID WASTE
AND SLUDGE TO LAND HAVE RESULTED FROM AN EXTENSIVE REVIEW
AND EVALUATION OF MANY STUDIES. THESE STUDIES HAVE RELATED
INFORMATION REGARDINC (1) CADMIUM IN SOIL WITH CROP UPTAKE
AND <2> DIETARY CADMIUM INTAKE WITH HEALTH EFFECTS.
AVAILABILITY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 8 TECHNOLOGY. V15 NB
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006790
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: URBAN WATER SUPPLY: WATER RESOURCES' CINDERELLA.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WOLMAN, ABAL
DESCRIPTOR: *CONSTRUCTION; *FACILITIES; ^FEDERAL STATE
PROGRAMS; ^FUNDING; ^LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT; ^OPERATIONS
( WATER); ^PLANNING; REGULATIONS; *REMODELING; *URBAN AREAS;
~WATER SUPPLY; *WATER RESOURCES; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 28, 55P.
ABSTRACT: MANY URBAN WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS ARE DEPENDENT ON
FEDERAL GRANTS FOR MODIFYING FACILITIES. THIS MAY RESULT IN
DEBILITATION RATHER THAN REVITALIZATION OF THE SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006791
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: WATER QUALITY MONITORING IN A LIMITED-USE WATERSHED.
PERSONAL AUTBOR: SHULTERS, MICHAEL V.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *INSTRUMENTATION; *LAND
USE; *MONITORING; POTABLE WATER; ^SAMPLING; SEDIMENTATION;
~WATERSHEDS; *WATER SUPPLY; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 334-339P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE THE MONITORING TECHNIQUES USED TO
IDENTIFY THE HYDROLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS AND EFFECTS OF HUMAN
ACTIVITY ON WATER QUALITY IN A MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY. DATA
COLLECTED INCLUDE: (1) SEDIMENTATION; (2) PERIPHYTON
PRODUCTION; (3) PRECIPITATION; AND (4) SELECTED PHYSICAL
PROPERTIES.
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AVAILABILITY: AMERICA!! WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
*7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6792
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: COMPUTER MODELING OF LOS ANGELES WATER RESOURCES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KUEBLER, BRUCE W.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; ~COMPUTERS; *FLOW
MEASUREMENT i ^GROUNDWATER; * MANAGEMENT; 4: MONITORING;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PLANNING; ~SURFACE RUNOFF; *WATER
SUPPLY; *WATER WELLS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 341-345P.
ABSTRACT: THE USE OF COMPUTER MODELS TO ASSIST SCHEDULE
OPERATIONS AND LONG-TERM PLANNING OF THE WATER SUPPLY ARE
DISCUSSED. THE PERFORMANCE OF COMPUTER MODELS OF WATER
RESOURCES IN BOTH PHYSICAL AND POLICY ISSUES IS EVALUATED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION, V73 N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM793
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS VERSUS WATERSHED PROTECTION IN
HEW ENGLAND.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ADAMS, WILLIAM R., JR.
DESCRIPTOR: *COMMUNITY PROBLEMS; ^CONSTRUCTION; *CASE
STUDIES; *DRINKING WATER; ~HIGHWAYS; ~PUBLIC HEALTH;
~POLLUTANTS; ~STORMWATER; ~TRANSPORTATION; ~WATER SUPPLY;
~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 346-349P.
ABSTRACT: STRESSED IS THE PREVENTION OF THE FURTHER DECLINE
IN THE QUALITY OF WATER SUPPLIES BY MAINTAINING THE QUALITY
OF WATER SOURCES. THE IMPACTS OF INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS ON
WATER QUALITY ARE ADDRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
BT7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006794
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: FIELD MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS SPILLS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: VESTGARTH, WARREN C.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACCIDENT PREVENTION; *HAZARDOOS MATERIALS;
~MANAGEMENT; OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PLANNING; ~PUBLIC HEALTH;
~SAFETY; ~SPILLS; *TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 350-334P.
ABSTRACT: THE CONTIGENCY PLANNING IS NEEDED AS AN INTEGRAL
PART OF THE MANAGEMENT SCHEME OF A WATER SYSTEM TO PROTECT
AGAINST HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILLS. INFORMATION SOURCES THAT
CAN AID WATER PURVEYORS IN CONTINGENCY PLANNING ARE
CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006795
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: INSERTING PLASTIC LINERS IN DISTRIBUTION MAINS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PHILLIPS, STEVEN H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DESICN; *MAINTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PIPES; ~PLASTIC PIPE LINERS;
STANDARDS; ~WATER MAINS; ~WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 355-359P.
ABSTRACT: THE USE OF PLASTIC INSERTIONS IN WATER MAINS IS
EVALUATED. DESCRIBED ARE THE CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES AND
TOOLS USED TO INSTALL POLYETHLENE PIPE INTO A WATER SYSTEM.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06796
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: OUTBREAKS OF WATERBORNE DISEASE IN THE UNITED
STATES: 1971-1978.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CRAUN, GUNTHER F.
DESCRIPTOR: BACK SIPHONAGE;	~COMMUNITY PROBLEMS;
~CONTAMINATION; CROSS CONNECTIONS; ~DISEASE CONTROL;
~DRINKING WATER; ~GROUNDWATER; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PUBLIC
HEALTH; RESEARCH REPORTS; ~SURVEYS; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER
QUALITY; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 360-369P.
ABSTRACT: THE MAJOR OUTBREAKS OF WATERBORNE DISEASE IN
MUNICIPAL AND COMMUNITY SYSTEMS ARE DISCUSSED. CONTAMINATION
AS A RESULT OF CROSS CONNECTIONS, BACK SIPHONAGE,
CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER, AND TREATMENT DEFICIENCIES IS
ADDRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
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IRIS ACCESS I OH NUMBER: EWM6797
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: CARCINOGENESIS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN
DRINKING WATER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KRAYBILL, HERMAN F.
DESCRIPTOR: *ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES) ~BIOLOGICAL STUDIES;
~CARCINOCENS; ~CHEMICAL TREATMENT; ~DRINKING WATER;
~EPIDEMIOLOGY! MONITORING; *PUBLIC HEALTH; *RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY; ~SAMPLING; *WATER SUPPLY; * WATER TREATMENT;
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 370-372P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES TO
ASSESS THE PRESENCE OF INORGANIC AND ORGANIC CONTAMINATION
IN THE TREATED WATER OF DEVELOPED COUNTRIES. STRESSED ARE
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS THAT CAN BUTTRESS THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
STUDIES OR PROVIDE BETTER LEADS FOR POPULATION STUDIES.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL. V73
irr
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6798
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: DISCUSSION—THE COSTS OF COMPLIANCE: AN EPA
ESTIMATE FOR ORGANICS CONTROL.
PERSONAL AUTBOR: ARI, METIN; CRITTENDEN, JOHN C.
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED CARBON;	*ADSORBERS; *COST
EFFECTIVENESS; ~DRINKING WATER; *EQUIPMENT; ~FILTERS;
~OPERATIONS < WATER); *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 389-399P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE USE OF VARIOUS CONFIGURATIONS OF
MULTISTAGE ABSORBERS TO LOWER THE COST OF GRANULAR ACTIVATED
CARBON TREATMENT IN WATER OPERATIONS.
AVAILABILITY: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, V73
N7
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW94680O
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: A REDEDICATIOR TO "BETTER WATER FOR PEOPLE'.
PERSONAL AUTBOR: POPE, THEODORE C., JR.
DESCRIPTOR: AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION;	*C06T
EFFECTIVENESS; INDU8TRY; *MANAGEMENT; *PUBLIC	HEALTH;
~PLANNING; ~RESEARCH; FUTILITIES; *WATER SUPPLY;	~WATER
QUALITY; WATER RATES; * WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 18P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE POSSIBLE IMPROVEMENTS IN WATER
UTILITIES MANAGEMENT THROUGH INDUSTRY-ORIENTED	RESEARCH
PROGRAMS FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED BY THE AWWA	RESEARCH
FOUNDATION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT. V128 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006801
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: THE CONSERVATION ETHIC—PART 2.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GRAESER, HENRY J.
DESCRIPTOR: ~CONSERVATION; ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~CITIZEN
PARTICIPATION; *MANAGEMENT; NATURAL RESOURCES; *OPEKATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~PLANNING; ~UTILITIES; *WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER
RESOURCES; *WATER USE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 20P.
ABSTRACT: METHODS TO CONSERVE WATER USE ARE COMPARED.
STRESSED ARE THE CONSERVATION OF ENERGY AND MONEY BY
CHARGING OPERATING METHODS OF WASTEWATER FACILITIES RATHER
THAR INVOKING UNNECESSARY CONSERVATION EFFORTS IN CITIZENS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006802
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: CHICAGO: SECOND TO NONE FOR ITS WATER UTILITY.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HERSCH, PAUL
DESCRIPTOR: BUDGETING; ~CHICAGO ( ILLINOIS) ; ~EQUIPMENT;
FACILITIES; *MANACEMENT; ~OPERATIONS (WATER); PERSONNEL;
~PLANNING; ~UTILITIES; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 24P.
ABSTRACT: THE VARIOUS TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY THE MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM OF WATER UTILITY ARE DESCRIBED. AN ATTITUDE AND
ATMOSPHERE OF PROFESSIONALISM ARE SUPPORTED WITH EQUIPMENT
NEEDED TO IMPROVE PRODUCTION.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N8
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6893
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG B1
TITLE: ADVANCED WASTEWATER PLANT IN ENERGY SAVER.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BEAUPRE, RICHARD T.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS! ~ENERGY CONSERVATION;
~EQUIPMENT; FILTERS; FLOW MEASUREMENT; ~MAINTENANCE;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~PLANNING; PUMPS; SLUDGE;
~TERTIARY TREATMENT; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 3A-33P.
ABSTRACT: THE OPERATIONS OF A TERTIARY WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT DESIGNED WITH ENERGY CONSERVATION AS A PRIME OBJECTIVE
ARE DISCUSSED. FEATURES INCLUDE: ( 1) A PUMPING STATION WITH
VARIABLE FREQUENCY/VARIABLE DRIVE; (2) ROTATING BIOLOGICAL
DISCS; (3) GRAVITY FILTERS; AND (4) A RAW SEWAGE FLOWMETER.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWM6864
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: ON WATER TARIFF EQUALIZATION POLICIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HANKE, STEVE H.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS; ~ECONOMICS; *INDUSTRY;
*MANAGEMENT; ~PLANNING; UTARIFFS; ~TARIFF EttUALIZATION;
~UTILITIES; ~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER RATES; ~WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 33-34P.
ABSTRACT: THE EFFECTS OF INTERSYSTEM WATER TARIFF
EQUALIZATION POLICIES ARE DISCUSSED. COMPARED ARE THE
CONSEQUENCES FOR BOTH WATER CONSUMERS AND SUPPLIERS AND THE
CHANGE Or THE STRUCTURE OF THE WATER SUPPLY INDUSTRIES
SUBJECTED TO THESE POLICIES.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW68e5
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: PROTECTING A PIPING NETWORK FROM ITSELF.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HASTBACKA, MILDRED
DESCRIPTOR: *INSTALLATION; ~MAINTENANCE; *PIPES; *PIPE
TENSION; *PIPE JOINTS; RUBBER EXPANSION JOINTS; *WATER
PIPES; WATER DISTRIBUTION
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 35-36, 41P.
ABSTRACT: THE USE OF RUBBER EXPANSION JOINTS AS A METHOD TO
EASE PIPELINE TENSION IN PIPING NETWORK SYSTEMS IS
DISCUSSED. THE BASIC TYPES OF RUBBER EXPANSION JOINTS ARE
DESCRIBED. INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE ARE CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V12B NB
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6806
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: WATER AND ENERGY: LINKED RESOURCES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: BERRY, R. STEPHEN
DESCRIPTOR: DRINKING WATER; *ENERGY CONSERVATION; FUTURE
(OF SOCIETY); INDUSTRY; * MANAGEMENT; NATURAL RESOURCES;
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ~OPERATIONS (WATER); ~PLANNING;
~WATER SUPPLY; ~WATER USE; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 42, 44P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS WHETHER OR NOT THE GROWTH RATES IN
THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY REQUIRED TO PROCESS WATER FOR MUNICIPAL
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE TREATMENT WILL EXCEED THE PROJECTED
RATE OF INCREASE IN ENERGY CONSUMPTION FOR THE NATION AS A
WHOLE.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 NB
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006807
PUBLICATION DATE: AUC 81
TITLE: A SUCCESSFUL LOW TECHNOLOGY WASTEWATER PROCESS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STECKER, PHILLIP P.
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; ~DESIGN; ~EFFLUENT;
~EQUIPMENT; ~FACILITIES; ~FILTERS; ~MANAGEMENT; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~SAND FILTERS; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 46-47, 49P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED IS THE USE OF THE RECIRCULATORY SAND
FILTER IN THE TREATMENT OF SMALL WASTEWATER FLOWS FOR A
COMMUNITY WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY. STRESSED IS THE
OPERATIONAL SIMPLICITY AND THE PRODUCTION OF HICH QUALITY
EFFLUENT WITH USE OF THIS PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V128 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006808
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: EFFLUENTS AND ENERGY ECONOMICS.
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DESCRIPTOR) *COST EFFECTIVENESS ; »E!»G1NEERIHG; SEQDIPMENT;
SERERGY CQRSERVATIONi SEHERGY; *HEATINC; NATURAL RESOURCES;
#OPEBATION8 (WASTEWATER); tRESOURCE RECOVERY; *WASTEWATER
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DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 52, S4-58P.
ABSTRACT; DISCUSSED IS THE DESIGN OF WASTE HEAT PUMPING
HEATING SYSTEMS OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES. THE USE
OF PLANT SYSTEMS FOR HEAT RECOVERY AND TO AUGMENT HEATING
PROCESS STREAMS AND BUILDING HEAT ARE DESCRIBED.
AVAILABILITY: WATER ENGINEERING 8 MANAGEMENT, V12B N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW906810
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES: THE PRESENT LAW
GOVERNING DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES.
DESCRIPTOR: ^DIRECTORIES;	^DEPOSITORY	LIBRARIES;
*INFORMATION RESOURCES; SLAVS; ^LIBRARIES; *REGULATIONS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 128P.
ABSTRACT: THE ROLE OF GOVENMENT DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES IS
DISCUSSED. OUTLINED ARE THE LAWS RELATING TO GOVERNMENT
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES. THESE LIBRARIES ARE LISTED
BY STATE AND CITY AS OF MARCH 1981 TO SERVE AS A REFERENCE
SOURCE.
AVAILABILITY: CONGRESSIONAL INFORMATION SERVICE, INC., 4520
EAST-WEST HIGHWAY, WASHINGTON. DC 20914.
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW9068U
PUBLICATION DATE: 81
TITLE: THE DIRECTORY AMERICAN PERIODICAL PUBLISHING
(MAGAZINE INDUSTRY MARKET PLACE, MIMP 1981).
DESCRIPTOR: ^DIRECTORIES; DEALERS; *EDITORIAL SERVICES;
*INFORMATION SOURCES; SMAILING SERVICES; *MAGAZINE INDUSTRY;
*MAGAZINES; *MARKET RESEARCH; ^PHOTOGRAPHERSj *PUBLICATIOKS;
^PUBLISHERS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 713P.	935.00 PLUS SHIPPING AND
HANDLING.
ABSTRACT: THIS IS A REFERENCE SOURCE FOR INFORMATION ON THE
ENTIRE MULTIFACETTED MAGAZINE INDUSTRY AND THE ALLIED
INDUSTRIES WITH WHICH IT INTERACTS. CONTENTS INCLUDE
PUBLICATIONS; PUBLISHERS; NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS; ADVERTISING
AGENCIES; CONSULTANTS; MARKET RESEARCH SERVICES;
PHOTOGRAPHERS; ART SERVICES; EDITORIAL SERVICES;
LETTERSHOPS, DUPLICATING, AND MAILING SERVICES; MAILING
LISTS; PUBLICATION PRINTERS; AND BACK-DATE PERIODICAL
DEALERS.
AVAILABILITY: R. R. BOVKER CO., 1189 AVENUE OF T*
AMERICAS. HEW YORK, NY 19*36
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006817
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE GLOBAL 2090 REPORT.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SCHNEIDER, ERNEST
DESCRIPTOR: *ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES; *ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY; SFUTURE (OF SOCIETY); *MANAGEMENT; SPLASHING;
*POLICY; *RESEARCH REPORTS; TRENDS; *TECHNOLOGY; *WORLD
PROBLEMS
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 71-76P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE CRITERIA USED TO MEASURE THE
PROJECTED OUTLOOKS FOR THE WORLD'S POPULATION. NATURAL
RESOURCES, AND ENVIRONMENT THROUGH THE END OF THE CENTURY.
THE NEED FOR A REALISTIC, ACCURATE, AND OBJECTIVE PORTRAYAL
OF WORLD CONDITIONS FOR POLICY PLANNING IS STRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: CONSULTING ENGINEER, V57 N2
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: E*006818
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: WPCF ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION—CONGRESSIONAL STAFFERS
TAKE A RETROSPECTIVE LOOK AT PL 92-500.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT;
#PLANNING; SREGULATIONS; ^STANDARDS; *WAT£R POLLUTION
CONTROL ACT; WATER SUPPLY; SWATER QUALITY; SWATER POLLUTION
CONTROL; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1264-1270P.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE REVIEWS OF PAST DISCUSSIONS OF
SEVERAL OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE STAFF MEMBERS WHO
PARTICIPATED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FEDERAL WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL ACT OF 1972. TOE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PAST
ACTIONS AND THOSE OF THE PRESENT ARE CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWO06819
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: SURVEY OF TREATMENT PLANT DESIGN AND OPERATION
DEFICIENCIES.
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PERSONAL AUTHOR: SMITH, DONALD L.; DAICH, ROBERT V.
DESCRIPTOR: *COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DESIGN; ^FACILITIES)
*MANAGEMENT; ~NONCOMPLIANCE; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
*REGULATIONS; SURVEYS; *START-UP; *TRAINING; ~WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1272-12B2P.
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED ARE REASONS FOR NONCOMPLIANCE OF
WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES IN MEETING DISCHARGE
REQUIRKMENTS. IDENTIFIED ARE DESIGN PROBLEMS, START-UP AND
TRAINING PROGRAMS, AND OPERATIONAL DEFICIENCIES IN ORDER TO
DEVELOP SOLUTIONS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW066820
PUBLICATION DATE: AUC 81
TITLE: OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS WITH ROTATING BIOLOGICAL
CONTACTORS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: HITDELBAUTH, JOHN A.; MILLER, ROY D.
DESCRIPTOR: SBIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS; *DESIGN; *EQUIPMENT;
FACILITIES; *MAINTENANCE; *MANAGEMENT; NITRIFICATION;
OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1283-1293P.
ABSTRACT: THE FULL-SCALE ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTOR
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES IS
DISCUSSED. THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AS ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY
DISSOLVED OXYGEN LEVELS AND LOW PH LEVELS IN ROTATING
BIOLOGICAL CONTACTOR STACES IS EXAMINED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWW6821
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: DESIGN AND COST COMPARISON OF BIOLOGICAL NITROGEN
REMOVAL PROCESSES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: WILSON, R. W. ; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: ~COST EFFECTIVENESS; *DESIGN; ~DENITRIFICATION;
*EQUIPMENT; ~NITROGEN; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER);
~TEMPERATURE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1294-1302P.
ABSTRACT: THE	USE	OF	BIOLOGICAL
NITRIFICATKHI/DENITRIFICATION PROCESSES IN WASTEWATER
TREATMENT FACILITIES DESIGNED TO OPERATE IN LOW TEMPERATURE
ENVIRONMENTS IS DISCUSSED. EMPHASIZED ARE THE REDUCTIONS IN
METHANOL AND POWER REQUIREMENTS FOR SINGLE STACE PRE-
DENITRIFICATION PROCESS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V33 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006822
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: PIPELINE FRICTION LOSSES FOR WASTEWATER SLUDGES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MULBARGER, MICHAEL C.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *DESICN; *ENGINEERING; ~EQUIPMENT; ~FRICTIONAL
HEAD LOSS; ~LITEHATURE REVIEWS; MATHEMATICAL MODELS;
~MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; ~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); *SLUDGE;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 13«3-1313P.
ABSTRACT: EXAMINED IS A REVIEW OF LITERATURE DEALING WITH
THE FRICTIONAL HEAD LOSSES ASSOCIATED WITH TRANSPORT OF
WASTEWATER SLUDGES IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES.
PRESENTED IS A DESIGN AND PLANNING METHODOLOGY FOR
FRICTIONAL HEAD LOSS COMPUTATION.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006823
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: ACTIVATED SLUDCE NICKEL TOXICITY STUDIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SUJARITTANONTA, SUTHIRAK; SHERRARD, JOSEPH
H.
DESCRIPTOR: ~ACTIVATED SLUDGE; ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES;
~BIOLOCICAL TREATMENT; ~HEAVY METALS; ~NICKEL; ~OPERATIONS
(WASTEWATER); ~TOXICITY; ~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; ~WATER
QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1314-1322P.
ABSTRACT: THE EFFECTS OF NICKEL ON THE COMPLETELY MIXED
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS IS DISCUSSED. ALSO DISCUSSED ARE:
(1) THE TYPE OF HEAVY METAL; (2) METAL CONCENTRATION; (3)
ORGANIC LOADING; (4) OPERATING MEAN CELL RESIDENCE TIME; AND
(5) SPECIES OF MICROORGANISMS.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N8
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006824
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: FACTORS AFFECTING THE FATE OF HEAVY METALS IN THE
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: NELSON, PETER O.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *ACTIVATED SLUDGE; *CHEMICAL REACTIONS; *HEAVY
METALS; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER) ; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1323-1333P.
ABSTRACT: SOLIDS RETENTION TIME AND PH USED TO CONTROL
METAL UPTAKE BY BACTERIAL SOLIDS IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PROCESSES ARE DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 MB
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006825
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: PARASITE OVA IN ANAEROBICALLY DIGESTED SLUDGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: ARTHER, R. G.j AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: SANAEROBIC DIGESTION; *LAND APPLICATION; *LAND
USE; *OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); ^PUBLIC HEALTH; ^PATHOGENS;
*SLUDGE; ^WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE ROTE: 1334-1338P.
ABSTRACT: THE VIABILITY OF PARASITE OVA FOR PROLONGED
PERIODS AFTER ANAEROBIC DIGESTION AND LAGOONING OF
WASTEWATER SLUDGE IS DISCUSSED. THE SPREAD OF PATHOGENS BY
LAND APPLICATION OF WASTEWATER SLUDGE IS CONSIDERED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006827
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: CLAY-SOILS PERMEABILITY AND HAZARDOUS WASTE STORAGE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: GREER, WILLIAM J.; AND OTHERS
DESCRIPTOR: *CLAY SOILS; *FLOW MEASUREMENT; * HAZARDOUS
WASTES; *INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES;
MONITORING; *ORGANIC SOLVENTS; *PERMEABILITY; *SOILS; *WASTE
STORAGE
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 1347-1334P.
ABSTRACT: STRESSED IS THE HYDROPHOBIC OR HYDROPHILIC NATURE
OF A LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT ORGANIC SOLVENT AS THE IMPORTANT
VARIABLE IN PREDICTING THE SOLVENT'S RATE OF FLOW THROUGH
CLAY SOILS. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PACK BULK CLAY DENSITY
AND PERMEABILITY IS ADDRESSED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION,
V53 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006828
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: TEAMING UP TO RESPOND TO HAZARDOUS PROBLEMS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHERIFF, ROBERT E.
DESCRIPTOR: ^HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; ^INDUSTRIAL WASTES; *LAND
USE; *MANAGEMENT; ^PLANNING; *TECHNICAL TRAINING; *WASTE
DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 19-20P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED IS THE CREATION OF A RESPONSE TEAM TO
GATHER INFORMATION AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO SPECIFIC
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS. MAJOR EMPHASIS IS ON
THOSE THAT HAVE A MAJOR IMPACT ON FUTURE BUSINESS
OPERATIONS. INTERNAL CONTROL AND DISPOSAL ALTERNATIVES ARE
INCLUDED.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006829
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: INCINERATION OF HAZARDOUS AND LOW LEVEL RADIOACTIVE
WASTE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: PARKER, GARRIS D. , JR.
DESCRIPTOR: ^CHEMICALS; *HAZARDOUS WASTES; * INDUSTRIAL
WASTES; *INCINERATION; *RADIOACTIVE WASTES; #WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 22-23P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE THE PROCEDURES TAKEN TO PROPERLY
DISPOSE OF HAZARDOUS AND RADIOACTIVE WASTES BY HIGH
TEMPERATURE INCINERATION. STRESSED IS THE USE OF PROPER
OPERATING METHODS FOR THE WASTE TO BE DISPOSED.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006830
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: PROCEED WITH CAUTION—WASTE DISPOSAL SITE AHEAD.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MASLANSKY, STEVEN
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DESCRIPTOR: *ACCIDENT PREVENTION; EQUIPMENT; EVALUATION;
*HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; ~LANDFILLS; *LAND USE; SAMPLINC;
~SAFETY; ~SITE EVALUATION; ~TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~TRAINING
PROGRAMS; *WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 25-26P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBED ARE THE PLANNING AND PROPER TRAINING
PROCEDURES REQUIRED TO EVALUATE A SITE CONTAINING KNOWN OR
SUSPECTED HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. THE PROGRAM ADDRESSES ( 1)
CLASSIFICATION OF INVESTIGATIONS; (2) PERSONNEL; <3>
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT; (4) OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS; AND
(5) PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EWB66831
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: HEW HAZARDS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGERS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CROSS, FRANK L. , JR.
DESCRIPTOR: ~HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; ~LIABILITY INSURANCE;
~LEGISLATION; *MANAGEMENT; *REGULATIONS; STANDARDS; *TAXES;
~WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 28-29P.
ABSTRACT: DISCUSSED ARE THE STANDARDS OF FINANCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY FOR OPERATORS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
FACILITIES. THE LIMITS AND POSSIBILE EFFECTS OF LIABILITY
AND TAXATION PROVISIONS OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL
RESPONSE, COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT OF 1980 ARE
DISCUSSED.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING. V13 NB
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW806832
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 81
TITLE: ESTIMATING HAZARDOUS AIR EMISSIONS FROM DISPOSAL
SITES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: SHEN, THOMAS T.
DESCRIPTOR: ~AIR POLLUTION; *HAZARDOUS MATERIALS;
~LANDFILLS; MATHEMATICAL MODELS; ~MONITORING; ~NONPOINT
POLLUTION; TOXIC SUBSTANCES; ~WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 31-34P.
ABSTRACT: THE TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF MONITORING
NONPOINT AND FUGITIVE TYPE SOURCES OF HAZARDOUS WASTE
LANDFILL EMISSIONS ARE ADDRESSED. DESCRIBED ARE MATHEMATICAL
EQUATIONS APPLICABLE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF GAS EMISSIONS
FROM WASTE VOLATILIZATION FROM BURNED AND OPEN DUMPS.
AVAILABILITY: POLLUTION ENGINEERING, V13 N8
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006849
PUBLICATION DATE: 80
TITLE: INDIVIDUAL ONSITE WASTEWATER SYSTEMS - VOLUME 7 -
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEVENTH NATIONAL CONFERENCE 1980.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: MCCLELLAND, NINA I.; EVANS, JOE L.
DESCRIPTOR: ~DESIGN; ~FACILITIES; ~ONSITE DISPOSAL; *ONSITE
WASTEWATER SYSTEMS; ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); SEPTIC TANKS;
WATER REUSE; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WASTE DISPOSAL
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 525P. PRICE: *30.00
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS A GUIDE THAT ADDRESSES PROPER
APPLICATIONS OF ALTERNATIVES AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
THAT CAN BE USED TO RESOLVE ONSITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND
DISPOSAL PROBLEMS. CONTENTS INCLUDE REPORTS OF USE OF A
BROAD RANGE OF ALTERNATIVES, FROM TRADITIONAL SEPTIC TANK -
SOIL ADSORPTION SYSTEMS TO WATER CONSERVATION-RECYCLE/REUSE
SYSTEMS AND ALTERNATIVE OFF-SITE TRANSPORT/DISPOSAL SYSTEMS.
AVAILABILITY: NATIONAL SANITATION FOUNDATION, P. O. BOX
1468, ANN ARBOR, MI 48106
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006850
PUBLICATION DATE: MAR 81
TITLE: WATER QUALITY INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION
SYSTEM (IRIS): A COMPILATION OF ABSTRACTS TO WATER QUALITY
AND WATER RESOURCES MATERIALS. SUPPLEMENT V (1981).
DESCRIPTOR: AUDIOVISUAL AIDS; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION;
~ INFORMATION DISSEMINATION; * INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS;
PESTICIDES; TECHNOLOGY; *WATER POLLUTION; WATER RESOURCES;
~WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER QUALITY
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: SUBSCRIPTION S12.00, S4.00 EACH
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED ARE ABSTRACTS AND INDEXES TO SELECTED
MATERIALS RELATED TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND WATER QUALITY
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION. IN ADDITION, SOME MATE,RIALS
RELATED TO PESTICIDES, HAZARDOUS WASTES, AND PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION ARE INCLUDED. ALSO INCLUDED ARE PROCEDURES TO
ILLUSTRATE HOW INSTRUCTORS AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPERS IN THE
WATER QUALITY CONTROL FIELD CAN LOCATE INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS TO MEET VERY GENERAL OR HIGHLY SPECIFIC
REQUIREMENTS IN THEIR PROGRAMS.
AVAILABILITY: EPA INFORMATION DISSEMINATION PROJECT, 1200
CHAMBERS RD., 3RD FLOOR, COLUMBUS, OH 43212
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IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006861
PUBLICATION DATE: 77
TITLE: SELF-PACED BASIC MATHEMATICS FOR WATER AND
WASTEWATER OPERATORS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: FELDMAN, GARY
DESCRIPTOR: ALGEBRA;	^ARITHMETIC;	^ENVIRONMENTAL
TECHNICIANS; GEOMETRY; * INDEPENDENT STUDY; * INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS; #MATHEMATICS EDUCATION; METRIC SYSTEM;
^OPERATIONS (WATER); OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER); POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; UTILITIES; *WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER
TREATMENT; *WATER TREATMENT
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 273P.	EDRS PRICE: MF01/PC11 PLUS
POSTAGE.
ABSTRACT: THIS BASIC MATHEMATICS COURSE IS COMPOSED OF
EIGHT LESSONS. EACH LESSON CONTAINS A PRE-TEST AND POST-
TEST, PROBLEMS AND EXAMPLES ORIENTED TOWARD WATER AND
WASTEWATER OPERATIONS, SUGGESTED SUPPLEMENTAL READINGS, AND
ESTIMATED TIME FOR COMPLETION. THE TOPICS OF THE LESSONS
ARE: (I) NUMERATION; (2) WHOLE NUMBERS; (3) FRACTIONS; (4)
DECIMALS; (5) PERCENTAGES; (6) RATIO AND PROPORTION; (7)
SQUARES AND SQUARE ROOTS; (8) EXPONENTS; (9) SCIENTIFIC
ROTATION; (10) BASIC ALGEBRA; (11) FORMULAS; (12) ROMAN
NUMERALS; (13) THE METRIC SYSTEM; (14) CALCULATOR USE; (15)
GEOMETRY; (16) GRAPHS AND CHARTS; AND (17) BASIC STATISTICS.
THE ENTIRE COURSE CAR BE COMPLETED IN ABOUT 40 HOURS. THE
PREREQUISITES VARY AND ARE SPECIFIED FOR EACH LESSON. (ED
168 859)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC, DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE, PO BOX
190, ARLINGTON, VA 22210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW0O6862
PUBLICATION DATE: AUG 76
TITLE: PHYSICS FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER OPERATORS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: KOUNDAKJIAN, PHILIP
DESCRIPTOR: ELECTRICITY; *EN VIRONMENTAL TECHNICIANS;
* INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; MATHEMATICS; * PHYSICS; POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION; *PRESSURE i * TEMPERATURE; UTILITIES;
*WASTE DISPOSAL; *WASTEWATER TREATMENT; *WATER TREATMENT;
~OPERATIONS (WATER); ^OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 66P. EDRS PRICE: MF91/PC03 PLUS POSTAGE
ABSTRACT: THIS PHYSICS COURSE COVERS THE FOLLOWINC MAIN
SUBJECT AREAS: (1) LIQUIDS; (2) PRESSURE; (3) LIQUID FLOW;
(4) TEMPERATURE AND HEAT; AND (5) ELECTRIC CURRENTS. THE
PREREQUISITES FOR UNDERSTANDING THIS MATERIAL ARE BASIC
ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY. THE LESSONS ARE COMPOSED MOSTLY OF
SAMPLE PROBLEMS AND CALCULATIONS THAT WATER AND WASTEWATER
OPERATORS HAVE TO MAKE. THE EXAMPLES ARE FOLLOWED BY
PRACTICE PROBLEMS. EACH LESSON CONCLUDES WITH AN ADDITIONAL
READING LIST. (ED 168 860)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC, DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE, PO BOX
190, ARLINGTON, VA 22210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006863
PUBLICATION DATE: 75
TITLE: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT IN ARID ZONES: A PROTOTYPE
SHORT COURSE.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: THAMES, JOHN L, ED.; FISCHER, JOHN N., ED.
DESCRIPTOR: ^AGRICULTURE;	AGRONOMY;	^CONSERVATION
(ENVIRONMENT); CURRICULUM GUIDES; *DEVELOPING NATIONS; EARTH
SCIENCE; *ENVIRONMENT; HARVESTING; HIGHER EDUCATION;
HETEROLOGY; NATURAL RESOURCES; *POST SECONDARY EDUCATION;
SCIENCES; SOIL SCIENCE; *WATER RESOURCES; *ARID ZONES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 322P.	EDRS PRICE: MF01/PC13 PLUS
POSTACE.
ABSTRACT: PRESENTED IS INFORMATION RECOMMENDED FOR
INCLUSION IN A SHORT COURSE TO HELP EXTEND KNOWLEDGE OF
WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH TECHNIQUES IN ARID
AND SEMI-ARID REGIONS. INFORMATION IS PARTICULARLY INTENDED
FOR APPLICABILITY IN DEVELOPING NATIONS. INCLUDED ARE
CONSIDERATIONS OF LIVESTOCK GRAZING, USE OF HYDROLOGIC DATA,
VEGETATION MANIPULATION, WATERSHED REHABILITATION, WATER
CONSERVATION PRACTICES IN ARID REGIONS, AND CONTROL OF
EROSION. (ED 179 389)
AVAILABILITY: ERIC, DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SERVICE, PO BOX
190, ARLINGTON, VA 22210
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW006869
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: AN ALTERNATIVE FOR MEETING THE NITRATE STANDARD FOR
PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: CRAUN, GUNTHER F.
DESCRIPTOR: *DISEASES; ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS; HEALTH
EDUCATION; *INFANTS; *PUBLIC HEALTH; STATE GOVERNMENT;
*STATE REGULATION; SURVEYS; *WATER POLLUTION; WATER
RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 20-24P.
ABSTRACT: SINCE THE NITRATE STANDARD FOR PUBLIC WATER
SUPPLIES IS INTENDED TO PREVENT ACUTE INFANT DISEASE,
ENFORCEMENT SHOULD BE DIRECTED WITH RECARD TO THE
SUSCEPTIBLE POPULATION. THE PROPOSED PROCEDURE INVOLVES
PROVIDING LOW-NITRATE WATER FOR INFANT FEEDING, AND A HEALTH
EDUCATION PROGRAM.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, V44 N1
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IRIS ACCESS]OK NUMBER: EW9O6870
PUBLICATION DATE: JUL 81
TITLE: VIRGINIA LABORATORY USES ADVANCED EQUIPMENT.
DESCRIPTOR: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES; *CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;
COMPUTER. ORIENTED PROGRAMS; *LABORATORY EQUIPMENT;
LABORATORY PROCEDURES; * MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT; POLLUTION;
~SPECTROSCOPY; TOXIC SUBSTANCES; *WATER POLLUTION; WATER
RESOURCES
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 44, 46-47P.
ABSTRACT: DESCRIBES THE EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES USED BY
THE VIRGINIA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE LABORATORIES TO TEST
WATER SAMPLES. AH ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROPHOTOMETER
CONTROLLED BY A MICROCOMPUTER, AND A HEATED GRAPHITE
ATOMIZER ARE AMONG THE PIECES OF ADVANCED EQUIPMENT
EMPLOYED.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, V44 N1
IRIS ACCESSION NUMBER: EW»«6886
PUBLICATION DATE: NOV 80
TITLE: AT THE CROSSROADS.
PERSONAL AUTHOR: STURM, HERMAN
DESCRIPTOR: ^ENVIRONMENT;	ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS;
EVALUATION; *HEALTH PROGRAMS; HEALTH SERVICES; PLANNING;
~PUBLIC AGENCIES; *PUBLIC HEALTH LEGISLATION; STATE OF THE
ART REVIEW
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: 126-129P.
ABSTRACT: THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY AND
FUTURE OF THE HEALTH SYSTEM AGENCIES AND STATE HEALTH
PLANNING AGENCIES CREATED UNDER THE NATIONAL HEALTH PLANNING
AND RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1975.
AVAILABILITY: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, V43 1(3
GJ
N>
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SUBJECT INDEX
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* ABSTRACTS
*ACCIDENT PREVENTION
ACCIDENT PREVENTION
*ACID MINE DRAINAGE
*ACTIVATED CARBON
*ACTIVATED SLUDGE
ACTIVATED SLUDGE
ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS
ACTIVITY UNITS
^ADMINISTRATION
ADMINISTRATION
^ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES
ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES
*ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDES
^ADMINISTRATIVE PLANNING
ADMINISTRATORS
*ADSORBERS
*ADULT EDUCATION
*ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT
ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT
*AERAT!ON
AERATION
*AERATION TANKS
*AEROBIC TREATMENT
AEROBIC TREATMENT
*AFRICA
*AGENCY ROLE
*AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
*AGRICULTURAL WASTES
AGRICULTURAL WASTES
(3)
EW0O6634
EW006635
EWD06650
< 8)
EWD06830
EW006157
EW096376
EW006378
( 1)
EW006564


( 1)
EW006654


(3)
EN006492
EW006779
EW006798
( 19)
EW006424
EW006643
EV005859
EV006498
EV006775
EW006278
EW006512
EW006823
EV006361
EW065 13
EW006824
(7)
EWD06134
EW006352
EW006485
( I)
EW006776


< 1)
EW003672


(3)
EW006299
EW006643
EV006778
(4)
EW006237
EWD06427
EV006431
< 1)
EWD06766


( 1)
EW006561


< 1)
EWMH>348


( 1)
EW00«293


( 1)
EW006430


( 1)
EWO06798


(2)
EW906587
EW09658S

< 1)
EW006749


< 1)
EW006404


( 2)
EWD06485
EW006544

(2)
EW006424
EWD06512

< 1)
EW906357


( 1)
EW906627


(2)
EW0064O7
EW006514

< 1)
EW006587


<2>
EW001277
EW006766

< I)
EW006789


(2)
EW0O6081
EW006671

(1)	EW066637
EW006503	EV006553	EW006555	EW006794
EW096364	EW006386	EW006404	EW006405
EW006522	EW006613	EW006641	EW006642
EW006514	EW006516	EV006545	EW006649
EW006664
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*ACRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
(4)
(5)
EV006059
EW006347
AGRONOMY
(2)
EW006639
AIR EHISSIONS
(3)
EV005562
*AIR POLLUTION
( 10)
EV006634
EW005562
EW006762
AIR POLLUTION
(2)
EW006340
*AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
(2)
EW006655
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
(4)
EW001277
*AIR QUALITY
( 1)
EW006650
AIR QUALITY
( 1)
EW006762
ALCEBRA
( 1)
EW006861
~ALKALINITY
( 1)
EW006497
*ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY
(3)
EW006615
ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY
(2)
EW006492
ALUM
( 1)
EW006697
AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION
( 1)
EW006800
*ANAEROBIC DIGESTERS
( 1)
EW006780
*ANAEROBIC DIGESTION
(2)
EW006365
ANAEROBIC DIGESTION
(3)
EW0060B1
*ANAEROBIC PROCESSES
( 1)
EW006408
ANALYSIS
( 1)
EW006457
*ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
( 1)
EW0O6389
*ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
(59)
EW006183
EW006346
EWO06414
EW006504
EW006630
EW006671
EW006788
EW005896
EW006188
EW006360
EW006415
EW006513
EW006632
EM)06673
EW006791
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
( 11)
EW006604
EW0061O1
EW006777
*ANIMAL WASTES
( 1)
EW006081
*ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES
( 13)
EW006492
EW006075
EW006493
EW006539 EW006547 EW006863
EW006455 EW006463 EW006667 EW006668
EW006863
EW005563 EW005564
EW005563 EW005564 EW005565 EW005566 EV005567 EW006331
EW006832
EW006492
EW006763
EW003366 EV006397 EW006652
EW006623 EW006624 EW006747 EW006761
EW006622
EW006O25
EW006487 E ¥006753
EWO06032	EW006059	EW0O6126
EW006226	EW006274	EW006301
EW006365	EW006368	EW006377
EV006434	EW006438	EW006440
EW006528	EW006529	EW006574
EW006635	EW006636	EW006639
EW006674	EW006742	EW006744
EW006792	EW006797
EW006364	EW006382	EW006439
EW006823	EW006870
EW006133	EV006168	EW006182
EV006306	EV0O6325	EW006331
EW006386	EW006388	EW006389
EW006489	EW006498	EW006500
EW006605	EW906611	EW0966T2
EV006645	EW006648	EW006654
EW006751	EW006767	EW006774
EW006456 EV0O6510 EW606530
EW006078
EW006494
EW006001 EW0060O2 EW006146 EW006320 EW006324
EW006634 EW006635 EW006650
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOCRAPHIBS
~APPLE COMPUTERS
*APPLICATION
*APPLIED SCIENCE
*APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT
AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS
*AQUATIC PLANTS
AQUIFER DEGRADATION
*AQUIFERS
~ARID ZONES
~ARITHMETIC
~ASBESTOS
ASBESTOS
* ASBESTOS—CEMENT PIPES
ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPES
ASSESSMENT
ATMOSPHERE
~ATTITUDES
~AUDIOVISUAL AIDS
AUDIOVISUAL AIDS
~AUTOMATED CONTROLS
~AUTOMATED SYSTEMS
~AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
~AUTOMATION
BACK SIPHONAGE
~BACTERIA
BACTERIA
~BELT PRESSES
(1)	EW006395
(1)	EWMS961
(1)	EV006381
(1)	EW006400
(2)	EW006622 EW006623
(1)	EW006624
(1)	EW&06742
(2)	EW006148 EW06346
(1)	EW006546
(1)	EW006412
(3)	EW006149 EW006457 EW 006770
(1)
(1)
(4)
( 1)
( 1)
(2)
( 1)
( 1)
(3)
( 18)
EW005923
EW006468
(8)
EW006850
( 1)
(2)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
(2)
( 1)
( 1)
EW006B63
EW006861
EW006425
EW36368
EW006675
EX006425
EW006346
EW006645
EW006358
EW003273
EW006157
EW006613
EWB06675 EW006762 EW006763
EW06541
EW006450 EW006552 EW006622 EW006625
EW003B20
EW006160
EW006669
EW003906
EV006161
EW005896
EW006162
EW0O5897
EW006163
EW005898
EW006466
EW005920
EW006467
EW003904 EW003905 EW003907 EW003908 EW006158 EW006159 EW006433
EW006354
EV006349 EW006352
EW066536
EV006531
EW00679G
EW0O6S48 EW006744
EV006491
EW006545
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~BERYLLIUM
~BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
( 1)
( 1)
EWB06655
EVW06484
~BIBLIOGRAPHIES
( 14)
EW006652
EW004482
EW006654
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
( 1)
EW006763
*BIOASSAY

( I)
EW006374
~BIOCHEMICAL OXYGER DEMAND
( 1)
EW06777
~BIODEGRATION
( 1)
EWB06346
~BIOLOGICAL
ANALYSIS
(3)
EW005896
~BIOLOGICAL
CORTACTORS
(4)
EW006407
~BIOLOGICAL
EFFECTS
( 1>
EW006639
BIOLOGICAL
EFFECTS
( 1)
EWB06671
~BIOLOGICAL
INDICATORS
( 1)
EW06634
~BIOLOGICAL
HORITORIRG
( 1)
EW006604
BIOLOGICAL
MOHITORIRG
( 1)
EW06671
SBIOLOGICAL
REACTORS
( 1)
EW006613
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES
( 1)
EW006189
~BIOLOGICAL
STUDIES
( 1)
EW006797
~BIOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
(7)
EW006361
BIOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
( 1)
EWB06672
~BIOLOGY

(2)
EW006148
BIOLOGY

(4)
EW006082
~BIOMASS CONVERSION
< 1)
EV006101
~BIOMOIIITORIIIC
( 1)
EWB06411
~BIOPHYSICAL TREATMENT
< 1)
EWB06672
~BOD

(2)
EW006407
BOOKS

( 1)
EW003366
*BftAZIL

( I)
EW006388
~BROH1HE CHLORIDE
( 1)
lanvvu 1 W
BODCETIHG

(2)
EWM6238
~BDILDIHGS

( 1)
EW006276
BUSIKESS

( 1)
EW06427
~BU8INE8S ADMINISTRATION
( 1)
EWM6427
EW006331 EV0063B8 EV006389 EW006621 EW006633 EW006640
EW006639 EW006656 EV006760 EW006761 EW006762
u>
00
Ew»e«5ee Eve«6634
EW006646 EW006695 EW006820
EW006497 EWO6500 EW006546 EW006753 EW006775 EW006O23
EW006230
EV006436 EW006574 EW006630
EV006777
rmu>r nut
LRVVVUVa
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIOR
~CADMIUM
~CALCULATOR PROGRAMS
~CALCULATORS
~CALIFORNIA
~C ARCIMOGENS
CARCIROGERS
~CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
*CAREER DEVELOPMENT
CAREER EDUCATION
~CAREER EXPLORATION
~CAREER INFORMATION
~CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
CAREER OPPORTDJIITIES
~CAREER PLARRIHC
~CAREERS
~CASE STUDIES
CASE STUDIES
~CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
CERTRIFUGAL PUMPS
~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
~CHEMICAL CLEARING
~CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
~CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND
~CHEMICAL REACTIONS
CHEMICAL REACTIONS
~CHEMICALS
CHEMICALS
(3)
(2)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
(7)
(3)
(2)
(2)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
(2)
( 1)
<26)
EW006362
EV006557
EV006768
< 13)
EV006360
( 1)
( 1)
(7)
(3)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
(4)
( 1)
( 14)
EW006500
(4)
EW06428 EW006430 EV006432
EW006514 EW06789
EW006502
EV006502
EV006025
EVJ005896 EW006504 EW006526 EV006554 EW006636 EW006763 EV006797
EW0O6182 EW006425 EV006701
EWJ05940 EW006301
EW006428 EV006430
EW006428
EV006397
EW006181
EW006397
EW006367
EW006293 EW006428
EW06293
EW006030 EW006031 EW006160 EW006161 EW006162 EW006188 EW006316
EW006363 EW006364 EW00645I EW006495 EW006517 EW006535 EW006552
EW00636O EW006561 EW006623 EW006624 EW006625 EW006659 EW006743
EW006773 EW006793
EW005939 EW006028 EW006029 EV006156 EW006301 EW006303 EVO06305
EW006373 EV006430 EW006457 EW006460 EW006531 EW006636 EW006767
EW006501
EW006381
EW0063I2 EV006379 EW006633 EW006637 EW006742 EV006762 EW006870
EW003561 EV006413 EW006418
EW006373
EV006532
EW006365
EW006226 EW006645 EV006745 EW0O6824
EW006752
EW005896 EV005897 EW005898 EW006166 EW006226 EW006274 EW006456
EW006534 EW006555 EV006556 EV006742 EW006763 EV006829
EW006157 EW006258 EW006538 EW006560
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~CHEMICAL TREATMENT
CHEMICAL TREATMENT
(2)
(2)
EW006392
EV906426
*CHEMISTRY
( 10)
EW006742
EW005561
EW006745
CHEMISTRY
(2)
EWO060B2
~CHICAGO (ILLINOIS)
( 1)
EW006802
~CHLORAMINES
(2)
EW006029
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS
( I)
EW006636
~CHLORINATION
(6)
EW003920
CHLORINATION
(3)
EW006027
*C!ILORI IfATORS
( 1)
EW03920
~CHLORINE
( 1)
EW005923
CHLORINE
( 1)
EW006526
~CHLORINE DIOXIDE
(2)
EW006028
CHLORINE DIOXIDE
( 1)
EW96027
~CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT
( 1)
EW006436
~CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
(4)
EWB06430
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
(2)
EW006304
~CLARIFICATION
(5)
EW006448
~CLARIFIERS
( 1)
EV006697
~CLAY SOILS
( 1)
EW006827
~CLEANING
(3)
EW006372
~CLEAN WATER ACT
( 1)
EW006254
CLEAN WATER ACT
( I)
EW066232
~CLIMATE
( I)
EW006737
CLIMATE
( 1)
EW006059
~COAGULANTS
( 1)
EW006697
COAGULATION
(3)
EW006377
~CODISPOSAL
( 1)
EW006763
~COGNITIVE STYLE
( 1)
EW006429
~COGNITIVE STYLE HAPPING
( 1)
EW006429
COLIFORM BACTERIA
( 1)
EW005939
~COLLECTION SYSTEMS
(3)
EW006360
EW006797
EW006770
EW006229 EW006301 EW006389 EW006400 EV006630 EW006645
EWB06752
EW006504	M
-C~
o
EW006030
EW006029 EW006426 EW006562 EWO06564 EV006611
EW006028 EW006392 EW006404 EW006700
EW006029
EW006525 EW006560 EW006B01
EW006357
EW006484 EW006512 EV006513 EW006698
EW006373 EW006442
EW006472 EW006473
EW06482 EWM6510
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*COLLEGE8
COLLEGES
( I)
( 1)
EW006778
EW006670
COLLEGE SCIENCE
(2)
EW06667
COLORADO
( 1)
EV005939
*COLORIMETRY
( 1)
EW006439
~COMBUSTION
(3)
EV005562
~COMMUNICATIONS
(3)
EW06158
COMMUNICATIONS
( 1)
EV006663
~COMMUNICATION SKILLS
( 1)
EW003955
~COMMUNITY HEALTH
( 1)
EW006188
COMMUNITY HEALTH
( 1)
EW&06423
SCOMMUNI1Y INVOLVEMENT
(2)
EWM38S1
~COW1UNITY PARTICIPATION
( 1)
EV006526
~COMMUNITY PLANNING
( 1)
EW064S5
community planning
( 1)
FTiKinf
LnWvvVl
~COMMUNITY PROBLEMS
(4)
EW006165
~COIBIUNITY PROGRAMS
(2)
EWM6S25
~COMMUNITY ROLE
( 1)
PUQO&QAA
£j IVVVUOV1
COJB1UNITY SERVICES
(1)
EWB63851
~COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
( 1)
EV006027
~COMPLIANCE
( 1)
EWB06746
~COMPOSTInc
( 1)
EW006627
~COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
(4)
EW006307
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
( 1)
EWO06543
*COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION
12)
EW006128
COMPUTER ORIENTED PROCRAM9
(3)
EW006429
*COMPUTER PROGRAMS
(4)
EW005961
COMPUTER PROGP\MS
( I)
E'UIIA
-------
~CONFERENCE REPORTS
(2)
EW006537
EW006559





~CONSERVATIOR
( 11)
EV003820
EW006025
EW006057
EW006303
EV006345
EW006460
EW006463

EV006508
EX006509
EW006778
EW006801




CONSERVATIOH
( I)
EW06347






CONSERVATION EDUCATION
(2)
EW003672
EV006395





CONSERVATION EDUCATION
( 1)
EW006665






*CONSEHVATION (ENVIRONMENT)
(2)
EVW03366
EW006863





CONSERVATION (ENVIRONMENT)
( 1)
EW003851






~CONSERVATION PRACTICES
( 1)
LWWOVO a






~CONSTRUCTION
(22)
EW005546
EW006225
EW006276
EW006277
EV006281
EW906356
EW006383

EV606416
EW006423
EW006444
EW006454
EW006459
EW006471
EW006479
EW006499

EV006519
EW006524
EW006628
EW006657
EW006730
EW006790
EW006793

CONSTRUCTION
(6)
EW006394
EW006458
EW006511
EW006521
EW006608
EV006747

~CONSTRUCTION COSTS
( 1)
BMftA/linil
EinvVQOOv






CONSTRUCTION COSTS
( 1)
EWB96184






~CONSTRUCTION GRANT PROJECTS
( 1)
EV006459






~CONSTRUCTION CRANTS PROGRAM
(2)
EV006396
EW006458





CONSUMER ATTITUDES
( 1)
nUAA/QAfl
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~CONSUMER EDUCATION
(2)
ETO05961
EW006395





CONSUMER EDUCATION
( 1)
EW006303






~CONTAMINANTS
(2)
EW006032
EW006394





CONTAMINANTS
( 1)
ETO05940






~CONTAMINATION
(3)
EW005939
EW006376
EX006796




~CONTROL PROCESS
( 1)
EW06650






~CONTROL SYSTEMS
(2)
EV006349
EW006352





~COOPERATIVE PLANNING
(3)
EW006435
EV006519
EW006547




~CORROSION
(3)
.EW006370
EV006423
EV006675




~CORROSION CONTROL
( 1)
EW006675






~COST ANALYSIS
( 1)
ETO06432






~COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS
(3)
EW006509
EV006760
EW006804




~COST EFFECTIVENESS
(53)
EW006027
EW006184
EW006225
EW006322
EV006350
EV006351
EV006353

EW006354
EV006356
EV006357
EV/006359
EW006363
EW006371
EW006375
EW006410

EW006411
EW96412
EW06413
EK006418
EW006434
EW006446
EW006540
EW006541

EW006542
EW006544
EW006346
EW006549
EW006603
EW006604
EW006605
EW006606

EWB06667
EK006608
EW006609
EW006610
EW906646
EW006656
EW006673
EW006695

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EW006755
EW006760
EW006769
EK006776
EW006795
EW00679O

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EW006803
EW006807
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EW006819
EW006821
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COST EFFECTIVENESS
(24)
EW006417
EW006647
EW006780
EW003208
EH006426
EW006649
~COST PROJECTIONS
( 1)
EW006750
~COSTS
(27)
EW006396
EW006626
EW006750
EW006101
EW006450
EW006629
EW006765
COSTS
(9)
EW006627
EW006025
EW006761
~COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
( 1)
EW005954
CRITICAL THINKING
( 1)
EW006367
CROSS CONNECTIONS
(1)
EW006796
~CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT
( 1)
EW006622
*CURRICULUli
( 1)
EW006228
CURRICULUM
( 1)
wttftA/ fton
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~CURRICULUM DESIGN
( 1)
EW006297
~CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EW006367
~CURRICULUM GUIDES
( 10)
EW006236
EW006229
EW006237
CURRICULUM CUIDES
( 1)
EW006863
~CURRICULUM PLANNING
( 1)
EW006379
CURRICULUM PLANNING
( 1)
EW006228
CYANIDES
( 1)
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~DECISION MAKING
( I)
EV006307
~DENITRIFICATIOR
( 1)
EW006821
DENITR1FICATION
( 1)
EW006424
*DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES
( 1)
EW006810
~DESALINATION
( 1)
EV006071
DESALINATION
( I)
EV006474
*DESIGN
(78)
EW005546

EW006234
EVK006281

EW006355
EW006357

EW006408
EW006410

EW006448
EW0064S9

EX006544
EW006545

EW006626
EW006628

EW006660
EX0O6661

EW006753
EV006754

EW006795
EW006807
DESIGN
(7)
EW006071
*DE8IGN STUDIES
( I)
EW006663
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( 1)
EW006515
* DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
(8)
EW006387
~DEVELOPING RATIONS
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EV006622
DEVELOPING NATIONS
( 1)
EW006101
~DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EW006292
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( 1)
EW006545
DEWATERING
( 1)
EV006647
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EW006429
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( 1)
EW006789
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EW006027
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( 17)
EW005920
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EW00647S

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EW005962
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EW006496
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EW006662
EV00675S
EW006819
EW06031
EV006312
EW006363
EW006414
EW006519
EV006603
EW006646
EV006674
EW006737
EW006O20
EV006038
EV006322
EW006381
EW006416
EW00652I
EW006604
EW006647
EW006695
EW006760
EW006821
EW006184
EW006335
EW006403
EW006417
EW006523
EV006607
EW096657
EW006696
EW006772
EV006822
EV006225
EW006351
EV006404
EW006423
EW006534
EW006609
EW066658
EV006745
EW006776
EW006849
EW006227
EW006354
EW006407
EW006442
EW006539
EV006614
EW006659
EW006751
EW0067B0
EW006305 EW00631? EW006352 EW006499 EW006505 EV006759
EV006624 EW006625 EW006626 EW006627
EW006623 EW006665 EV006666 EW006863
EW006670 EW006810 EW0068U
EW006796
EW006616
EW006744 EV006869
EW005923 EW006028 EW006029 EW006030 EW006032 EW006146
EW006488 EW006503 EW006516 EW006O62 EW006S64 EW006611
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DISINFECTION
DISPLACEMENT PUMPS
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( 1)
EW003831



*ECONOMIC FACTORS
(5)
EW006025
EW006153
EW006184
EW006394
ECONOMIC FACTORS
(3)
EW006393
EW006624
EW006664

^ECONOMICS
(8)
EV006804
EW006181
EW0O6457
EW006523
EW006656
ECONOMICS
(3)
EV006101
EW006345
EW006617

* ECOSYSTEMS
( 1)
EW004482



*EDITORIAL SERVICES
( 1)
EX006811



EDUCATION
(2)
EW005961
EW006345


*EDUCATIORAL FACILITIES
( 1)
EK006778



EW006605
EW006754
EW006656 EW006760 EW006769 EV006776
-------
~EDUCATIONAL MEDIA
EDUCATIORAL MEDIA
( 1)
( 1)
EW&06433
EW006431
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NEEDS
(3)
EV006367
EDUCATIONAL
NEEDS
< 1)
EWB06588
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PROGRAMS
(3)
EW005956
EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAMS
(2)
ENB98957
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RESEARCH
( 1)
EV006292
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TECHNOLOGY
(2)
EV006429
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C 3)
EV006184
EFFICIENCY

( I)
EW006345
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(4)
EW006352
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( 14)
EW0064B8
EW006184
EW006514
EFFLUENTS

( 1)
EW006405
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( 1)
EW005900
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( 1)
VUttAiLAAA
ELECTRICITY

( 1)
EW06862
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( 1)
EW003820
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( 1)
EW005962
EMERGENCIES

( 1)
EH006385
~EMERGENCY PLANNING
( 1)
EW006555
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< 1)
EW006435
EMERGENCY PROGRAMS
( 1)
EWM390
EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATION RELATIONSHIP
( 1)
EW06428
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(2)
EW03957
~EMPLOYER - EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIPS
( 1)
EW006181
~EMPLOYMENT

(2)
EW0«181
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( 1)
EW006397
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
( 1)
EW003851
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(4)
EV006101
ENERGY

(6)
EWB03672
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(9)
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EW006462
EW0O6532
EW006186
EW003831
EW006375
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EW006394 EW006606 EW006667 EW006668
EW006521 EW006606 EW0&6775 EW006778 EW006O03
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~ENERGY EDUCATION
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( 1)
( 1)
EW003672
EW006126
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(34)
EV006405
EW006626
EW006670
EW006773
EW005962
EW006417
EW006646
EW006695
EW006808
ENGINEERING


(5)
EW006401
~ENGINEERING EDUCATION

(7)
EW006228
ENGINEERING EDUCATION

(3)
EW006148
* ENIRONMENTAL IMPACT

( 1)
EW006166
*ENVIRONMENT


( 18)
EV005567
EV006670
EW001277
EW0O6057
EW006863
ENVIRONMENT


(4)
EW003366
*ENVIRONMENTAL
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( 1)
EW006189
*ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT DATA SYSTEMS
( 1)
EW006073
*ENVIRONMENTAL
BIOLOGY

( 1)
EX006189
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CONTROL

(2)
EW006232
~ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION

(4)
EW003672
ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION

( 12)
EW06467
EW005562
EW006468
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FACTORS

( 1)
EW006340
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(4)
EW00616S
~ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS

(2)
EV006382
ENVIRONMENTAL
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(2)
EW006232
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(2)
EW006346
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EW003565
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EW006304
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PROTECTION
AGENCY
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EW006286
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PROTECTION
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( 1)
EW006768
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(2)
EV006304
ENVIRONMENTAL
STANDARDS

(3)
EW006469
EW006058
EW006440
EW006657
EW006745
EWO06822
EW006444
EW006229
EW006232
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EV006459
EW006658
EW006751
ETO06448
EW006230
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EW006462
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EW006534
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EW006663
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EW006235
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-------
~ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICIANS
(2)
EW006861
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(2)
EW006616
*EQUIPMENT
(83)
EW0O3273

EW006277
EWB06278

EW006369
EW006385

EW006417
EW006423

EW006471
EW006472

EW006481
EW006482

EW006516
EW006544

EW006609
EW006641

EW006650
EW006652

EW006757
EWB06759

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EQUIPMENT
( 18)
EVW06146

EW006475
EW006486

EW096753
EW006754
~EQUIPMENT EVALUATION
( 1)
EWB0616S
~EROSION
(2)
EWM64S3
~EROSION COHTROL
(1)
EWM6058
ESTIMATED COSTS
(2)
EWM6276
EUTROPHICATIOH
(3)
EWB06«82
DEVALUATION
(8)
EW005961

EW006776

EVALUATION
( 12)
EW006155

EW996427
EW006448
EVALUATION CRITERIA
( 1)
EW906663
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( 1)
EVM6620
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( 1)
EW003672
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(71)
EW003923

EW006272
EW006278

EW006355
EW06357

EW006396
EW006401

EW006443
EVW06444

EW006479
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EW006321
EW006523

EW006628
EW006647

EW006757
EW006760
FACILITIES
(22)
EW003O51

EW006490
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EW006652
EW006657
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(1)
EW006696
FEDERAL FUNDS
(1)
EW006748
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( 1)
EW001277
FEDERAL LEGISLATION
( 1)
EMM3851
EWM6862
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EW005546
EW06281
EV906386
EW006437
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EW006483
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EW006226
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EW006830
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EW006441
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EW006820
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EW006401
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EW006603
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EW006233
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EW006385
ETO96414
EW006459
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EW006391
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EWO06464
EW096519
EW006619
EW006754
EW006849
EW0064B7
EW006649
-------
~FEDERAL PROGRAMS
FEDERAL PROGRAMS
FEDERAL REGULATIONS
~FEDERAL ROLE
FEDERAL ROLE
FEDERAL STATE FORDIKG
~FEDERAL STATE PROGRAJB
~FEDERAL STATE RELATIONSHIPS
FEDERAL STATE ROLE
FEEDWATER PRETREATHENT
~FEES
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(4)
(3)
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FERTILIZERS
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FILTERS
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FILTRATION
FILTRATION (VACUUM)
~FINANCING
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~FIRES
FIRES
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FISH
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~FLOOD CONTROL
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FLOW MEASUREMENT
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( 1)
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( 1)
(3)
(4)
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~FLOW MEASOREHEirrS	(2)
FLOW MEASUREMENTS	( 1)
~FLOW METERS	( 1)
FLOW REDUCTION	( 1)
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FLUID FLOW	( I)
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FOAM	(1)
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FOOD PROCESSIRC	( 1)
*FORECASTIHG	( 1)
~FORESTRY	(2)
FORESTRY	( 1)
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~FUELS	(4)
~FUHDIHG	(2)
FUHDIRG	(1)
~FUHDING SOURCES	( 1)
~FUNDS	(1)
~FUTURE (OF SOCIETY)	(I)
FUTURE (OF SOCIETY)	(1)
~CAS CHLORIHATIOK	( 1)
~CEOCHEHISTRY	(2)
GEOMETRY	(I)
~COVERKMENT ROLE	(3)
GOVERHHEHT ROLE	(2)
~GRADUATE STUDY	(1)
~CHARTS	(2)
EWM6419
EW»«6607
EW06333
E«e0646e
EW0«63«8
ENM63«a
EW06357
EW886544
EWB06357
EWB06279
EWB06279
EW966662
EWM63B2
EWB06463
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ENB06567
EVM6822
ETO4J5562
EW95562
EW006366
EWB05894
EVM6238
EM06747
EW006817
EWD0CQO6
EWM5923
EHM63«1
EW06861
EWM6235
EWM6101
EHBM679
ENM6396
EWM6661
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EWB95563 EWMS564
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EWM6752
EW06667 EWM6668
EWM6436
EWM488
-------
CHARTS
< 1)
EWB06519
GREAT LAKES
< 1)
EW006156
*GROUNDWATER
(34)
EW006I49

EV0O6414
EW006413

ETO06474
EW006494

EW006638
EW006645

EV006774
EW006792
GROUNDWATER
(2)
EW006473
*GR0UTINC
< 1)
EW006511
*CUIDELIHES
(8)
EW006026

EW096619

GUIDELINES
(4)
EW006163
*CUIDES
(8)
EW005956

EW006670

GUIDES
(2)
EW006165
^HANDBOOKS
^ 1)
EW906382
HANDBOOKS
(2)
EW006346
*HARDNESS
< 1)
EW005940
HARVESTING
< 1)
£4 nvvvllvV
*HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
( 12)
EWB05896

EM006794
EW006828
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
< 1)
EW006378
HAZARDOUS POLLUTANTS
< 1)
EW006188
*HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
< 1)
EW006421
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
< 1)
EW006491
*HAZARDOUS WASTES
( 16)
EW006166

EW006495
EW006S37

EW006829

HAZARDOUS WASTES
(2)
EW006526
*HAZARDS
( 1)
EW006340
*HAZEN UNITS
( I)
EW006439
*HEALTH
( 14)
EW005896

EW006366
EW006445
HEALTH
(8)
EW003851

EW006765

*HFJVLTII EDUCATION
( 1)
EWO06640
HEALTH EDUCATION
( t)
EW006869
EW006351
EW006416
EW006506
EW006672
EV006796
EW006479
EW006359	EW006361	EW006376	EW006412	EV006413
EW006417	EW006418	EW006457	EW006470	EW006472
EW006540	EW006605	EW006607	EW006636	EW006637
EV006754	EW006770	EW0O6771	EW006772	EW006773
EW006156 EW006298 EW006340 EW006413 EW006414 EW006607
EW006252 EW006254 EW0063H2
EW003961 EW006276 EW006277 EW006293 EW00629B EW006378
EW006297
EW006498
EW005897 EW006555 EW006556 EW006632 EW006673 EW006765
EW006830 EW006831 EW006832
EW006251 EW006366 EW006390 EW006414 EW00G443 EW0O6445
EW006549 EW006561 EW006604 EW006672 EW006746 EW00OO27
EW006754
EW003897
EW006525
EW006188
EW0O5898
EW006696
EW006299
EW006165
EW006744
EW006526
EW006251
EW006762
EW006614
EW006301
EK006763
EW006617
EW006340
EW006620
-------
*HEALTH NEEDS
HEALTH HEEDS
*HEALTH OCCUPATIONS EDUCATION
*HEALTH PROGRAMS
*HEALTH SCIENCES
HEALTH SERVICES
*HEATINC
*HEAVY HETALS
HEAVY METALS
~HELMINTHS
*HICHER EDUCATION
HICHER EDUCATION
~HIGHWAYS
~HOME MANAGEMENT
*HUBBARD BROOK
~HUMAN RELATIONS
HUMAN RELATIONS
*HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN RESOURCES
~HYACINTH
~HYDRANTS
~HYDRAULICS
HYDRAULICS
~HYDROLOGY
HYDROLOGY
HYDROSPHERE
IDENTIFICATION
IMPROVEMENT
~INCINERATION
*	INDEPENDENT STUDY
~INDEXES
~	INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION
EW006299
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EV006640
EW068&6
EV006640
Ewee6aa6
EV006808
EW006364
EW006320
EW006743
EW006189
EW006663
EV006793
EW906186
EW004482
EV006462
EW006295
EW00O427
EWB06462
EV0O6846
EW006478
EW006231
EW005962
EW006059
EW006082
EV006645
EW00O390
EV003851
EW006549
EW006861
EW00590®
EMM6336
EWB06514	EV0065IS EW006517 EW006743 EW006823 EW006824
EW006649
EW006670	EV006778
EW006666	EW006863
EW006428
EW06308	EV006400	EV006440	EW006502	EW006657 EW006658
EN006448	EV006478	EW006506	EW0O6659
EW006149	EW006658	EW006660	EW006661	EV006662
EW006398	EV006399	EV006415	EW006664	EW006772 EW006774
EW006829
EWW6276 EV006277 EW006302
-------
INDIVIDUAL
INDUSTIRAL
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
SAFETY
FACILITIES (1)
( 1)
EWM6647
EW006447
*INDUSTRIAL
CHEMICALS
( 1)
EW006456
INDUSTRIAL
PERSONNEL
( 1)
EW006532
*INDUSTRIAL
TECHNOLOGY
( 1)
EW006101
INDUSTRIAL
WASTE
( 1)
EW006233
*INDUSTRIAL
WASTES
(28)
EW006258
EWO06520
EW006672
EW006073
EW006274
EW006537
EW006749
INDUSTRIAL
WASTES
(4)
EW006165
INDUSTRIAL
WASTEWATER
( 1)
EW006646
INDUSTRIAL
WATER
( 1)
EW006494
~INDUSTRIES

(3)
EW005896
INDUSTRIES

( 1)
EW005897
*INDUSTRY

(6)
EW006252
INDUSTRY

< 7)
EWO06347
*INFANTS

( 1)
EW006869
*INFILTRATION
(2)
EW006351
*INFLOW

(3)
EWO06351
*INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
(6)
EW006395
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
( 1)
EWO05565
~INFORMATION RESOURCES
( 1)
EW006810
~INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
(2)
EW006302
*INFORMATION SOURCES
(2)
EW006640
*INFORMATION SYSTEMS
(3)
EW006073
*INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
( 1)
EW006274
*INSPECTION

(3)
EW005546
~INSTALLATION
(3)
EW003273
* INSTRUCTION
(4)
EW006297
INSTRUCTION
(2)
EW0O3905
*INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
( I)
EW006590
~INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS
( 1)
EW003820
~INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
( 122)
EW003273
EW006078
EW006279
EW006538
EW006827
EW006405
EW006131
EW006320
EW006549
EW006828
EW006412
EW006146
EW006361
EW006635
EW006829
EW006752
EV006182
EW006393
EW006637
EV006252
EW006411
EW006652
EW006254
EW006443
EW006671
EW006166	EV006526
EW0O6234	EW006350 EW006538 EW006786 EW006804
EW006492	EV006532 EW006650 EWO06652 EV006800 EW006806
EW006607
EW006409	EW006607
EW006466	EV006467 EW006468 EW006669 EW006830
EV0063O7
EW006811
EW006302 EW0063O7
EW006443
EV006550
EV006298
EW006314
EW006608
EW006805
EW006589
EW006590
EW003366 EW003820 EW003904 EW003905 EW003906 EV003907
-------

EW903908
EW005956
EW006134
EW006162
EW006232
EV0O6293
EW006385
EW006421
EW006454
EW006529
EW006556
EW006616
EW006632
EW006669
EW006850
EW005896
EW006058
EV006148
EW006163
EX006233
EW006297
EW006386
EW006423
EW006466
EW006530
EW006564
EW006617
EW006637
EW006745
EW006861
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
(6)
EV005957
* INSTRUMENTATION
(8)
EW006791
EW006352
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
( 1)
EW003672
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
(2)
EW006667
*IR0H
( 1)
EW006474
*IRRADIATIOH
( 1)
EW006639
*IRRIGATION
( 1)
EV006539
IRRIGATION
(3)
EW006306
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( 1)
EW006377
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( 1)
EW006372
JET PUMPS
( 1)
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JOB ANALYSIS
( 1)
EW006532
~JOB SECURITY
( 1)
EW006181
~JOB SKILLS
(5)
EW006132
JOB SKILLS
(8)
EW006642
EW003904
~JOB STRESS
( 1)
EW006299
~JOB TRAINING
( 1)
EW0063B8
JOB TRAINING
(4)
EW006132
~JOURNAL ARTICLES
( 1)
EW006345
~LABOR
( 1)
EW006277
~LABORATORY ANALYSIS
( 1)
EW006763
~LABORATORY EQUIPMENT
(3)
EW06377
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( 1)
EWM6S33
EV005897
EW006059
EW006149
EW006189
EW006234
EW006301
EW006391
EW006424
EW006467
EW006533
EW006573
EW0O6619
EW006638
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EW006862
EW006314
EW006401
EW005898
EW006126
EW006157
EW006226
EV006235
EW006322
EW006392
EW006431
EW006468
EW006534
EW006574
EW006620
EW006641
EW006752
EWO06469
EW006402
EW005900
EW006128
EW006158
EWO06228
EX006236
EW006325
EW006398
EV006447
EW006525
EW006535
EW006612
EW006621
EW006642
EW006753
EW006562
EW006416
EW005920
EW006131
EW006159
EW006229
EV0O6237
EW006336
EW006399
EW006448
EW006526
EW006536
EW006613
EW006628
EW006643
EV006754
EW006664
EW006516
EW005923
EVO06132
EW006160
EV006230
EW006238
EV006348
EW006400
EW006450
EW006527
EW006553
EW006614
EW006629
EV006644
EW006755
EW006665
EV006742
EW005954
EW006133
EW006161
EW006231
ENO06292
EW006369
EW006403
EW006453
EW006528
EW006554
EW096615
EW006630
EW006645
EW006759
EW006788
EX006668
EW006494 EW006612
EV006133 EW006295 EV006379 EW006590
EW003905 EW003906 EW003907 EW003908 EWO06134 EW006397
EV006133 EW006134 EV006295
EW006742
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LWVVUOiV
-------
~LABORATORY PROCEDURES
LABORATORY PROCEDURES
*LABORATORY SAFETY
*LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
LABORATORY TESTING
*LABORATORY TESTS
*LABORATORY TRAINING
LABORATORY TRAINING
LABOR FORCE
*LABOR FORCE DEVELOPMENT
*LACOONS
*LAKES
LAKES
*LAND APPLICATION
LAND APPLICATION
*LAND DISPOSAL
ftLANDFILLS
LANDFILLS
SLAND HAHACEHENT
LAND MANAGEMENT
*LAND RECLAMATION
*LAND TREATMENT
*LAND USE
LAND USE
LANGUAGE SKILLS
LATRINES
*LAMS
(23)
EW0«6377
EW006489
EW006777
EW005561
EW0063B8
EW006529
EW0067B8
EW005567
EV006389
EW006553
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EW006368
EW006421
(2)
EW006421
EW006553
(2>
EW006529
EW006533
(3)
EW006325
EW006405
( I)
EW006360

( 1)
EH006308

( 1)
EW0O6232

(2)
EW006229
EW006230
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EW006666

< 1)
EW006666

( 1)
EW006360

( 1)
EW006662

C 1)
EW006751

( 13)
EW0O6558
EW006335
EW006696
EW006464
EW006755
(2)
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EV006441
( 1)
EW006537

EW006325 EW0O6331
EW006825
EW006547
(3)
EW006445
EW006B30
EW006832



( 1)
EW006604





( 1)
EW006156





( 1)
EW006463





( 1)
EW006654





(3)
EW006225
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( 16)
EV006558
EW006830
EW006058
EW006654
EW006402
EW006664
EW006454
EW006696
EW006455
EW006789
EW006463
EW006791
EW006539
EV006825
(6)
EW003851
EW006225
EW006457
EW006464
EW006761
EW006767
( 1)
EW006431





( 1)
EW006624





(3)
EW00625I
EW006495
EW006810



EW006547
EW006828
-------
LAWS	(4)
~LEACHATE CONTROL	( I)
LEACHING	(1)
LEADERSHIP	(2)
*LEAKAGE	(3)
~LEAK DETECTION	(1)
LEARNINC MODALITIES	< 1)
~LEARNING PROBLEMS	(1)
LEARNINC PROCESSES	
LEARNINC THEORIES	<1>
LEGAL PROBLEMS	<1>
~LEGAL PROOF	(1)
*LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES	<1)
*LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY	( 1)
*LEGISLATION	(14)
EW006750
LEG1SLATIOR	(4)
LESSON PLANS	( 1)
~LIABILITY IN8CRAPCE	(1)
~LIBRARIES	(1)
~LIFT STATIONS	(2)
~LIMNOLOGY	(2)
~LITERATURE REVIEWS	(4)
LITERATURE REVIEWS	(1)
LIVESTOCK	(1)
~LOCATION	(1)
~MAGAZINE INDUSTRY	(I)
~MAGAZINES	(1)
~HAILING SERVICES	(1)
~MAINTENANCE	(43)
EW0062B1
EW96381
EVM6481
EtWft6809
EW9679S
EWM6155
EW006445
Ewee6604
EW00385J
Eweeses
EW&6371
EV0O6429
EW096429
EW006429
EW906429
EW0O6376
EW006495
EW006376
EV001277
EW005894
EW006765
EW905897
EV003672
EW006831
Ewee6Bie
EW006483
EW006148
EW006388
EW04482
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EW006026
EWB068U
EW0068H
EW0068U
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EW996385
EW006490
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EW006462
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EW006126 EW006251 EV006366 EW006495 EW006746 EW006748
EW006766 EV006786 EV006790 EW006818 EW006831
EW005898 EW006165 EW006189
EW006699
EW06630
EW006389 EW006395 EW806822
EW905900	EW005920
EW006355	EW006369
EW006386	EW00640I
EW006507	EW006508
EWB06610	EV006647
EW006803	EW006B20
EW006134	EW006184
EW006370	EV00637I
EW006404	EW006409
EW006509	EW0065I1
EW006673	EW006754
EW006227	EW006286
EW0O6372	EW006y73
EW006442	EW006446
EW006542	EW006544
EW006759	EW0067O0
-------
MAINTENANCE
(8)
EW006564
EW0O6031
*MANAGEMENT
( 110)
EW006057
EW006168
EW006305
EW006356
EW006435
EW006453
EW006535
EW006589
EWO06638
EW006748
EW006761
EW006790
EW006807
EV005894
EW006058
EW006181
EW006306
EW006366
EV006436
EW0064S7
EW006539
EW00659O
EW006643
EW006751
EV006765
EV006792
EW006817
MANAGEMENT
( 14)
EW006307
EW003820
EW006413
*MANACEMENT ACTIVITIES
C 1)
EW006382
*NANAGEMENT EDUCATION
(2)
EW00S95S
*NANAGEMENT MODELS
( 1)
EW006165
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
( 1)
EW006294
*MANGANESE
( 1)
EW006474
*NANPOWER DEVELOPMENT
(8)
EW006294
EW003904
MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT
(2)
EW003851
*MANPOWER NEEDS
(2)
EW006286
MANPOWER NEEDS
( 1)
EW006462
*MANPOWER TRAINING
(2)
EV006238
MANPOWER TRAINING
(9)
EW006236
EW006229
EW006237
*MANUALS
(9)
EW006556
EW006071
EW006629
MANUALS
( 1)
EW006477
*MARINE BIOLOGY
( 1)
EWO06279
*MARINE ENVIRONMENT
( 1)
EW006769
MARINE SAFETY
( 1)
EW006157
*MARKETING
( 1)
EW006025
*MARKET RESEARCH
( 1)
EW006811
EW006133 EW006354 EV006394 EW006443 EW006478 EW006551
EW005896
EW006126
EW006226
EW006314
EW006375
EW006443
EW006460
EW006540
EW006603
EW006647
EW006753
EW006766
EW006794
EW00681O
EW005955
EW006448
EW005897
EW006131
EW006251
EW006322
EW006385
EW006444
EW006462
EW0O6543
EW006610
EW006650
EW006754
EW006767
EW006800
EW006819
EW005957
EW006450
EW005898
EW006133
EW006272
EW006345
EV006386
EW006446
EW006463
EV006547
EV006612
EV0O6662
EW006755
EW006770
EV006801
EV0O6820
EW006025
EW006531
EV005954
EV006134
EW006279
EW006348
EV006390
EW006451
EV006464
EW006573
EW0066 16
EW006663
EW006757
EW006771
EV0O6802
EV006828
EW006I49
EW006548
EW005956
EW006156
EW006294
EW006354
EW006393
EW006453
EW006495
EW0065O7
EW0O6632
EW006673
EW006759
EW006775
EW096O04
EW006831
EW006237
EW006696
EW006026
EW006166
EV006295
EWS06355
EW0O6427
EW006454
EW006499
EW0065BQ
EW006633
EW006747
EW006760
EW&06778
EW006806
EW006285
EW005957
EW003903 EW003906 EW003907 EV003908 EW005955 EV006286
EW006228
EW006588
EW©06295
EW006230 EW006231 EW006232 EV006233 EW006234 EV006235
EW006317 EW0O6325 EW006396 EV006447 EW006458 EW006534
-------
~MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT
*MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS
MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS
MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS
* MATHEMATICAL JiODELS
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
*MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
*MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
*MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTION
MATHEMATICS MATERIALS
~MEASUREMENT
MEASUREMENT
~MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT
~MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS
~MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES
~MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
~MEDICAL EDUCATION
~MEDICINE
~MEETINGS
~MEMBRANE PROCESSES
~MEMBRANES
~MEMBRANE SYSTEJS
~METALS
METALS
HETEROLOGY
METERS
METRIC SYSTEM
~MICHICAN
MICHIGAN
~MICROBIOLOGY
(1)
( 1)
( 1)
(1)
( 13)
EW006660
(8)
EV906832
(2)
(2)
( I)
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(1)
(6)
( 1)
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(2)
(6)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
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( 1)
(3)
(5)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
( 1)
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EW006440
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EW006773
EW006312
EW006661
EW006418
EW006662
EW006440
EW006699
EV006632
EW006T45
EW006657
EW006751
EW006658 EW006659
EW006032 EW006308 EW006365 EW006405 EW006759 EW006773 EW006822
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EW006861
EW005560
EW005560
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EW006774
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EW006168 EW006346 EV006402 EW006439 EW006O22 EW006B27
EW0059O0
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EW006640
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EW006075
EW00607S
EW006071
EW006312 EV006456 EW006743
EW006368 EN006389 EW006538 EW006645 EW006745
EW006863
EW06564
LWvVVUU1
EW006375
EW006031
EMM6498 EW06530 EWB06533
-------
~MICROCOMPUTERS
~MICROPROCESSORS
( 1)
(2)
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LWW l^fiO
EW06349
MILITARY TRAINING
( 1)
EW006433
~MINERALS
( 1)
EW006474
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C 1)
EW906654
*MOBILE FACILITIES
C 1)
EW006749
MODEL CREDIBILITY
( I)
EW906663
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(2)
EW006149
*MODELS
C4)
EW006082
MODELS
(S)
EW006317
*MONEY MANAGEMENT
( 1)
EW006432
~MONITORING
(34)
EW006353
EW006412
EW0064O6
EW006540
EW006671
EW006771
EW006032
EW006354
EW006413
EW006480
EW006543
EW006672
EW006772
MONITORINC
(11)
EW006697
EW006325
EW006770
~MONITORING SYSTEMS
( 1)
EW006412
~MOTIVATION
( 1)
EW003908
~MOTORS
( 1)
EW006477
MUNICIPALITIES
(3)
EW003208
MUNICIPAL WASTES
(2)
EW006396
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( 1)
EW006646
MUTAGENS
( 1)
EW006182
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
< 1>
EW003672
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(3)
EW006057
NATURAL RESOURCES
( 12)
EW006664
EW003672
EW00680I
~NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
( 1)
EW006664
NEVADA
( 1)
EW006028
~NEWS MEDIA
( 1)
EW006158
~NICKEL
(1)
EW006H23
NIGHT SOIL
( 1)
EW006627
EW006433
EW006297
EW006168
EW006427
EW006312
EW006509
EW006491
EW006636
EW006752
EV006183
EW006388
EW006415
EW0O6489
EW006561
EW006674
EW006773
EW006368
EW006797
F.W006 188
EW006401
EW006416
EW006498
EW006604
EV006744
EW906774
EW006390
EW006O27
EW006272
EW006402
EW006417
EW006500
EW006609
EW006762
EW006791
EW006324
EW0O6403
EW006418
EW006 510
EW006638
EW006763
EW006792
EW006351
EV006406
EW006434
EW096528
EW006644
EW006767
EW006O32
EV006352
EW006411
EW006438
EVO06531
EW006648
EW0O6768
EW006393 EW006529 EW006635 EW006655
EW006347 EW006375
EW006458
EW006186
EW003820
EV006806
EW006665
EW005562
EW006808
EW005563
EW006863
EV005564
EW006156
EW006397
-------
NITRATES
NITRIFICATION
~NITROGEN
NITROGEN
NOISE
NOISE POLLUTION CONTROL
*NON-CHEMICAL DISINFECTION
~NONCOMPLIANCE
«NONPOINT POLLUTION
NONPOINT POLLUTION
NUTRIENT REMOVAL
~NUTRIENTS
NUTRIENTS
OBJECTIVES
~OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
~OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION
OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY
~OCCUPATIONAL PROMOTION
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
~OCEANOGRAPHY
OCEANOGRAPHY
~OCEANS
~ODORS
ODORS
~OFF-8ITE HEETINCS
~OIL
~OIL POLLUTION
~OIL SPILLS
~OHSITE DISPOSAL
~ON SITE SANITATION SYSTEMS
8)
:wee«638
EH006279
EW003905
EWM5939
EWB06424 EW906820
EW00682I
EWB06753
EWB06397
EV001277
EWM6392
EV006819
EW006832
EV00649I
EWM6082
EW006517
EW06134
EW003904
EW006744
EW006181
EW006397
EW06430
EWB06430
EW006421
EWB06279
EW006643
EWB06539
EW006360
EW006818
EW006432
EW006633
EWB66331
EW006157
ON
o
EV003906 EV003907 EW003908
EV006553
EW006635
EW006556
EW006475 EW096488 EV096548
EWWS939
EW006628
EV006158 EV006159 EV006160 EW006161 EW006162 EW006 163
EW06849
-------
~ONSITE WASTEWATER SYSTEMS
OH SITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT
OH THE JOB TRAINING
(1)	EW006849
(1)	EW906734
(2)	EW006428 EW006430
~OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)
( 121)
EW006232
EW096279
EW006355
EW006369
EWO064 05
EW006424
EW006483
EW006316
EV006543
EW006639
EW006650
EW006753
EW006775
EW006819
EW006861
EW003546
EW006233
EW006281
EW006357
EW006375
EW006406
EW006441
EW006486
EW006517
EW006546
EW006641
EW006672
EW006754
EW006776
EW006820
EW006862
EW005923
EW006236
EW0O6285
EW006358
EW006377
EW006407
EW006442
EW006497
EW006524
EW006549
EW006642
EW006695
EW006755
EW006780
EW006821
EW006075
EV006237
EW006317
EV006359
EW006386
EV006408
EW006443
EW006498
EW006531
EW006550
EW006643
EW006697
EW006757
EV006801
EW006822
EW006133
EW006238
EW006335
EW006360
EW006391
EW006409
EW006445
EW0O6499
EW006533
EW006551
EW006646
EW006699
EW006759
EW006803
EW006823
EW006134
EW006258
EW006351
EW006362
EW006401
EW006410
EW006446
EW006512
EW006539
EW006562
EW006647
EW006700
EW006760
EW006806
EW006824
EW006184
EV006274
EW006352
EW006363
EW006403
EW006411
EW006464
EW006513
EW006543
EW0O6564
EW096648
EV006749
EV006761
EW006O07
EW006625
EW006226
EW006278
EW606353
EW006364
EW006404
EW006423
EW006484
EV006515
EW006544
EV0O6604
EW006649
EW006750
EW006769
EW006B0O
EW006O49
OPERATIONS (WASTEWATER)
(5)
EW005560
EW005561
EW00628O
EW006370
EW006770


^OPERATIONS (WATER)
(50)
EW0O6026
EW006029
EW006031
EW006071
EW006272
EW006316
EW006349

EW006350
EW006358
EW006359
EW006371
EW006377
EW006385
EW006394
EW006398

EW006399
EW006400
EW006412
EW006434
EW006435
EW006438
EW00644C
EW006472

EW006473
EW006474
EW006475
EW006481
EW006503
EW006508
EW006509
EV09652B

EW006533
EW006589
EW006590
EW006605
EW006609
EW006611
EW006698
EWOO6701

EW00G771
EW006777
EW006790
EW006792
EW006795
EW006796
EW006798
EW006802

EW006806
EW006861
EW006862





OPERATIONS (WATER)
(4)
EW005560
EW005561
EW006548
EW006794



~ORGANIC CARBON
( 1)
EW00636S






~ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
( 1)
EW006742






~ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
(6)
EW006389
EW0O6456
EW006504
EW006648
EW006742
EW006788

ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
(4)
EW906368
EW006520
EW006636
EW006770



~ORGANIC SOLVENTS
( 1)
EW006827






~ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
( 1)
EW006462






ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
(2)
EW906294
EW006432





~ORGANIZATIONAL THEORY
( 1)
EW006462






~ORGANIZATIONS
( 1)
EW006299






ORGANIZATIONS
( 1)
EWO06367






^ORGANIZATIONS (GROUPS)
( 1)
EW006131






~OSMOSIS
(2)
EW006078
EW006349





-------
OUTFALLS
~OVERLAND FLOW
( 1)
( 1)
EV006126
EW006335
~OXIDATIOH DITCHES
( 1)
EW006403
OXYGEH
(2)
EW006491
~OXYGEN TRANSPORT SYSTEMS
( 1)
EW006646
~OZONE
(5)
EW006031
OZOHE
(2)
EW006027
~PACKAGE PLANTS
(
)
EW006316
PACKAGE PLANTS
(
>
EW006132
~PAINT MANUFACTURING
<
)
EW006252
~PAPER
<
)
EWO06234
PAPER
(
)
EW006538
~PARTICULATES
(
)
EW006745
PARTICULATE WASTES
<
)
EW006183
~PATHOGENS
(5)
EW006616
PATHOGENS
(
>
EW006639
PENNSYLVANIA
(
>
EWO06030
~PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
C
)
EW006295
PERFORMANCE DATA
<
)
EW006316
~PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
(
)
nt-IArtA I OA
LnWv IW
~PERFORMANCE MEASURES
(
)
EW006336
PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
(
)
EWB96395
PERIODICALS
(
)
EW006640
~PERMEABILITY
(
)
EW006827
~PERSONNEL
(2)
EW006573
PERSONNEL
(2)
EW006356
~PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT
(3)
EW006427
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
(3)
EW005957
~PESTCIDES POLLUTION CONTROL
C 1)
EV006238
~PEST CONTROL
(
1)
EW006336
~PESTICIDES
< 4)
EW006336
PESTICIDES
(9)
EW006669
EMM 1277
EW006B30
EW006645
t-1
o*
N5
EW006146 EW006505 EW006518 EW006611
EW006392
EW006620 EV006696 EW006744 EW006825
F.W06610
LRVVUdVfi
EW006428 EW006430
F.W006428 EV006430
EW006378 EW006388 EW006456
EW006368 EV006466 EW006467 EV006468 EW006526 EW006538
-------
PETROLEUM
*PH
( 1)
(2)
EW06538
EV006497
~PHOSPHORUS
( I)
EW006775
PHOSPHORUS
(2)
EW006645
~PHOTOCRAPHERS
( 1)
EW006811
~PHOTOGRAPHY
( 1)
EW06402
~PHYSICAL ANALYSIS
( 1)
guftflf li nft
~PHY8ICAL-CHEHICAL TREATMENT
( 1)
EW06362
PHYSICAL PROCESSES
(1)
EW006082
~PHYSICS
(1)
EV006862
PHYSICS
( 1)
EV003565
SPHYTOPLANKXON
( 1)
EW006630
~PILOT PROJECTS
( 1)
EW003851
~PIPE DESIGN
( 1)
EW06502
~PIPE JOINTS
(1)
EV006805
~PIPES
(20)
EW006471
EW006607
EW006280
EW006476
ETO06626
PIPES
<6>
EW006231
~PIPE TENSION
( 1)
EW006805
~PLACEMENT
( 1)
EW006573
~PLANNING
(90)
EV006139
EW006272
EW006369
EW006451
EW006524
EW006589
EW006613
EW006644
EW006761
EW006792
EW006817
EW005894
EW006160
EW006298
EV006385
EW006453
EX006335
EW006603
EW006614
EW006647
EW006766
EW006794
EW006818
PLANN ING
( IS)
EV006324
EW005O96
EW006378
~PLANT OPERATORS
( 1)
EW006744
APLASTIC PIPE LINERS
( 1)
EW006795
PLASTIC PIPES
( 1)
EW006541
PLUMBING
( 1)
EW005940
EW06548
EW006753
ETO06370	EW006371
EW006502	EW006507
EW006675	EV006795
EW006308	EW006381
EW006372	EV006373
EV006508	EU006511
EW006805
EW006412	EV006501
EW006425 EW006440
EW006534 EW006541
EW006516
EW005898
EV006163
EW006322
EW006401
EW006454
EW006540
EW006605
EW006615
EW006657
EW006769
EW006800
EWO06828
EW006156
EW006427
EW005900
EW006165
EW006346
EV006413
EW006455
EW006547
EW006606
EV006619
EV006663
EV006770
EW006801
EW006189
EV006443
EW006026
EW006166
EW006348
EW006414
EW0O6459
EW0O6557
EW006607
EW006626
EW006696
EW006771
EW006802
EW006297
EW006491
EV006058
EV006168
EVO06355
EV006435
EW006464
EW006560
EVO06608
EW006632
EW006747
EW006776
EV006803
EV006304
EW006617
EW006126
EW006I81
EW006356
EW006436
EW006496
EW006561
EW006610
EW006633
EW006748
EW006778
EW006804
EK006305
EW006628
EW006131
EW006227
EW006367
EW006450
EW006519
EW006587
EW006612
EW006638
EW006755
EW006790
EW006806
EW006306
EW006886
-------
*POINT SOURCE
(2)
EW006252
EW006234





poisons
< 1)
EK006447






~POLICY
(5)
EW003366
EV006181
EW006667
EW906668
EW006817


POLICY
( 1)
EW006345






*POLICY ANALYSIS
( 1)
EW006168






POLICY FORMATION
( I)
EW906666






* POLLUTANTS
(9)
EW0060B2
EW006166
EW006182
EW006390
EW006566
EW006652
EW006762

EW996763
EW006793






POLLUTANTS
(3)
EW005897
EWB06165
EW006331




~POLLUTION
( 18)
EW003366
EW00556I
EV005562
EW005563
EW005564
EW005565
EW005566

EWO05S67
EW006081
EV006258
EW006331
EV006340
EW006402
EW006454
EW006457

EW006SS9
EW006634
EW006637





POLLUTION
( 13)
EW003B20
EV005859
EW006057
EW0O6126
EW006232
EW906320
EW006368

EW006389
EW006396
EW006397
EW006635
EW006751
EW006870


~POLLUTION CONTROL
(4)
EV006073
EW906155
EW006286
EW006320



POLLUTION CONTROL
(7)
EW006161
EW006162
EW006163
EW006184
EW006376
EW006382
EW006393
POLYPROPYLENE PIPES
( 1)
EV006370






~POST SECONDARY EDUCATION
(91)
EW003366
EW005896
EW005897
EWO05898
EW005900
EV0O5923
EW006132

EW096133
EV006134
EW006157
EW006139
EW006160
EW006161
EW006162
EW006163

EW006189
EW0O6226
EW006228
EW006229
EW006230
EW006231
EW006232
EW006233

EWO06234
EW006235
EW006236
EW006237
EW006238
EW006292
EW006293
EW006301

EW006314
EW0O6322
EW006348
EW006367
EW006379
EV0O6385
EV006397
EW006398

EW006399
EW906421
EW006447
EW006450
EW006453
EW006454
EW906525
EW096527

EW006528
EW006529
EWO06530
EW0O6533
EW006535
EW006536
EV006553
EW0O6554

EW006556
EW006562
EW006564
EW006573
EW006587
EW006588
EW006589
EWOOO390

EWO06612
EW0066I3
EW0066 14
EW006615
EW006616
EW006617
EW906619
EW88O620

EW006621
EW006629
EW006632
EW006637
EW006638
EW006640
EW006641
EW006642

EW006643
EW006644
EW006645
EW006664
EW006745
EW006751
EW0O6752
EWO06753

EW006754
EW006755
EW0067S9
EW006863




POST SECONDARY EDUCATION
(22)
EW003273
EW003904
EW003905
EW003906
EW0039O7
EW0039O8
EW0O6059

EWW6158
EW006336
EW006386
EW006423
EWO06424
EW006429
EW00643I
EV006433

EW00646S
EW096469
EW006470
EW006534
EW006574
EW0O6861
EW006862

~POTABLE WATER
(5)
EW8O6504
EW006S05
EW006518
EW006552
EW00667S


POTABLE WATER
(3)
EV0O6146
EW006359
EW006492
EW006494
EW006791


PRECIPITATION
( 1)
EW0O6059






~PRESSURE
( 1)
rUAA^OilO
RvvvOUm






~PRESSURE SEWERS
( 1)
EV006550






~PRESSURE SEWER SYSTEMS
( 1)
Ewee«a5«






~PRETREATHENT
(2)
EW0O6232
EW006254





PRETREATHEHT
(3)
EWM6971
EWW06361
EW06377




Os
-------
~PREVENTIVE MA UTTERANCE
~PRIMARY TREATMENT
(3)
(3)
EW0O6281
EW006484
PRIMARY TREATMENT
( 1)
EV006234
~PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
( 1)
EW006401
~PROBLEMS
( 1)
EW006401
PROBLEMS
( 1)
EW006184
PROBLEM SOLVING
(2)
EV003851
PROCESS CONTROL
< 1)
EV006322
~PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
( 1)
EW006665
~PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
(2)
EW005957
~PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
(6)
EW006228
PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
(2)
EV006430
~PROGRAM DESIGN
(5)
EW003954
~PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
( 14)
Ei WWWIfO
EW006131
EV006444
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
(2)
EW0O3859
~PROGRAMED INS'lTUJCTION
(5)
EW003904
~PROGRAM EVALUATION
(2)
EW0O6160
~PROGRAM MEMORANDA
(2)
EW006396
~PROGRAM PLANNING
( 1)
EW006298
~PROJECT CONTROL
( 1)
EW006356
~PROJECT PLANNING
(2)
i!>UQA4LOA£
Ei RVUU Ovv
PROJECT PLANNING
( 1)
EW006404
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
< 1)
EW006668
~PUBLIC AGENCIES
( 1)
LWWvOOv
~PUBLICATIONS
( 1)
EW006811
PUBLICATIONS
( 1)
EW006431
~PUBLIC HEALTH
(35)
EW006388
EV006611
EW006675
EW006797
EW005560
EW006389
EW006614
EW006743
EV006800
PUBLIC HEALTH
(7)
EW003820
~PUBLIC HEALTH LEGISLATION
( 1)
EW006886
~PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
( 1)
EW006557
EW0062B5
EW006551
EV006369
EW006769
EW006462
EW006590
EW006238 EW006396 EW06436
EW006458
EW005956 EW006292 EW006293
EW006251 EV006292 EW006293
EW006525 EW006588 EW006590
EW006163
EV00390S EN003906 EW003907
EV006465
EW0645S
EW006465	EX006670
EW006348
EV006297	EV0A6314 EW006403
EW006637	EV006778
EV003908
EW006525
EW005565
EW006438
EX006616
EW006744
EW006825
EW005566
EW006514
EV006620
EW006786
EW006869
EW005567
EW006561
EV006636
EW006789
EW0O6358
EW006587
EW006637
EV006793
EW0O6359
EW006604
EW00G638
EW006794
EW006376
EV006605
EW006644
EW006796
EW005940 EW006030 EW006425 EW006470 EW006547 EV006606
-------
~PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
(11)
EV006525
EW00613I
EW006548
EW006156
EW006603
EW006304
EW006606
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
( 1)
EVO06444


PUBLIC POLICY
( 1)
EW003366


*PUBLIC RELATIONS
( 1)
EW066158


PUBLIC RELATIONS
< 1>
EINM285


~PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS
( 1)
EW006470


PUBLIC SUPPORT
( 1)
EW06304


~PUBLISHERS
( 1>
EW006B11


PUERTO RICO
( I)
EW003S51


~PULP
t 1)
EWM62S4


~PUMPING STATIONS
( 1)
EW006534


~PUMPS
(8)
EW06699
EW003273
EW06381
EW006444
PUMPS
(5)
EW006231
EW006494
EW06550
~PUMP STATIONS
(2)
EW006483
EW006542

PUMP STATIONS
( !>
EW0M283


~QUALITY ASSURANCE
( 1)
EW006368


~QUALITY CONTROL
(8)
EW06768
EW001277
EW00S859
EW006165
QUALITY CONTROL
C 1>
EW006663


QUESTIONNAIRES
(2)
EW006450
nuAJwr^nn
JLRWOOas

RADIATION
(2)
EW00I277
EW00*397

~RADIOACTIVE WASTES
( 1)
EW06829


HA IN
( 1)
EW006752


~IUTES
<5>
EW06437
DUOIU^QA
Ei NVUUOoO
EW006656
~RATE STRUCTURES
( 1)
EW906656


~RECOMMENDATIONS
< 1)
EW006184


RECOMMENDATIONS
< 1)
EX906376


~RECORD KEEPING
(2)
EW001255
EW006356

~RECORDS
( 1)
EWM6356


RECORDS
(1)
EW00125S


~RECREATION
(2)
EWB0616S
EWM65S2

EW006348 EW006436 EV606450 EW006455
EWMM>477 EW06483 EW606501 EW006609
EWB06647 EW006803
EV006480 EW006489 EW006504 EW006522
EW00676O EW006761
-------
RECREATION
*RECREATIONAL WATER
(2)
( 1)
EW003851
EV006552
~RECYCLING
( 10)
EW006650
EW006101
EV006749
REGYCLINC
(3)
EW003820
REFERENCE BOOKS
(2)
EW006447
~REFERENCE MATERIALS
(8)
EW06640
EW006073
REFERENCE MATERIALS
( 2)
EW00653O
~REGIONAL PLANNING
(2)
EW005894
~REGULATIONS
(32)
EW006406
EV006608
EW006768
EW0O6831
EW006057
EW006410
EW006637
EV006769
REGULATIONS
(21)
EW006393
EW006698
EW005894
EW006443
EW006700
~REHABILITATION
( 1)
EWO06490
~RELIABILITY
( 1)
EW006418
~REMODELING
( 1)
EW006790
~REMOTE SENSING
(2)
EW0O6324
REMOTE SENSING
( 1)
EW006635
~REPAIR
( 1)
EW006780
~REPAIRS
( 1)
EW00637O
~REPORTS
(2)
EW006394
~RESEARCH
( 14)
EW006622
EW0044O2
EW006623
RESEARCH
(8)
EW06388
EW003939
~RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
(3)
EW006292
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
( 1)
EW006574
~RESEARCH NEEDS
(2)
EV005940
~RESEARCH PROJECTS
( 1)
EW006748
~RESEARCH REPORTS
(24)
EW006552
EW006655
EW006817
EW006316
EW006557
EW006695
RESEARCH REPORTS
(9)
EW006188
EW006057
EW006166 EW806347 EW006350 EW00635B EW006538 EW006603
EW006754
EW006025 EW006320
EW006536
EW006317 EW006381 EW006421 EW006456 EW006529 EW006537
EW006553
EW006305
EW006155
EW006411
EW006638
EW006778
EW006188
EW006413
EW006644
EW006786
EW006251
EW006414
EW006746
EW006789
EW006272
EW006458
EV006747
EW006810
EW006274
EW006561
EW006750
EW006818
EW006366
EWO06607
EW006765
EW006O19
EV006030
EW006445
EW006757
EW006166
EW006460
EW006767
EW006232
EW006525
EW006771
EW006235
EW006526
EW006790
EW006336
EW006537
EW006359
EW006654
ETO06402
EW006491
EW006059
EW006634
EW006028
EW006165
EWO06635
EW006029
EW006301
EW006656
EW006032
EW006365
EW006748
EW006292
EW006391
EW006800
EW006347
EW006537
EW006364
EW006450 EW006797
EW006748
EW006390
EV006558
EW006743
EW006395
EV0O6639
EW006749
EW006426
EW006640
EW006760
EV006451
EWO0665O
EW006761
EW006457
EW006652
EW006762
EW006522
EWO06654
EW006763
EW006294
EW006295 EW006377 EW006538 EW006624 EW006625
-------
~RESEARCH REVIEWS
EW006671
< 5)
EW006796
EW005940
*RESERVOIRS
(2)
EW006479
RESERVOIRS
( 2)
EW006306
RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS
( 1>
EW006303
RESOURCE MATERIALS
(2)
EW006276
*RESOURCE RECOVERY
(3)
EWO06279
*RESOURCES
( 1)
EW006535
RESOURCES
( 1)
EWO06165
*REUSE
(2)
EW006025
~REVERSE OSMOSIS
(3)
EW006071
~RISK
( 1)
EW006306
~RISK ASSESSMENT
( 1)
EW003897
~RIVER BASIN COMMISSIONS
( 1)
EW006766
DRIVER BASINS
( 1)
EW005894
DRIVERS
( 1)
EW006766
RIVERS
(4)
EW008894
~ROTAMETERS
( 1)
EW003920
* ROTATING BIOLOGICAL CONTACTORS
(4)
EW906467
*ROTATING CONTACTORS
( 1)
EW006604
*ROUGHNESS
( 1)
EW006440
RUBBER EXPANSION JOINTS
( 1)
EW006805
RUNOFF
( 1)
EW006059
~RUNOFF WATERS
(2)
EV006451
RUNOFF WATERS
( 1)
EW0060U2
*RURAL AREAS
(3)
EW006272
RURAL AREAS
( 1)
EW006647
~RURAL DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EW003851
~RURAL DEVELOPMENT ACT 1972
( 1)
EW003851
~RURAL PROBLEMS
( 1)
EW006629
~SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
< 1)
EW006394
~SAFETY
(24)
EW996421
EW003896
EW006447
EW006292 EW006320 EW006331 EV006621
EW006552
EW006612
i-1
o>
oo
EW006277
EW006535 EW006&08
EW006347
EW006075 EW006078
EW006160 EW006751 EW0«6767
EW006646 EW006695 EW006820
EV066510
EW006444 EW006605
EW005097 EW005898 EW006226 EW006336 EW006386 EW006411
EW006503 EW006525 EW06549 EW006553 EW006554 EW006555
-------

EW06556
EV006B30
EW006360
SAFETY
( 10)
EW006445
EW006031
EK006564
~SAFETY EDUCATION
(2)
EW005897
SAFETY EDUCATION
( 1)
EW006503
~SAFETY EQUIPMENT
( 1)
EW006503
~SAFETY RULES
( 1)
EW006803
SALINITY
( 1)
EV006491
~SAMPLING
(21)
EW006434
EW006772
EW006182
EW006489
EW006774
SAMPLING
(6)
EV006430
~SAMPLING TECHNIQUES
(5)
EW006182
*SA1M> FILTERS
( 1)
rmflf nftT
IiRVVVIlV (
~SANITATION
< 15)
EW006619
EW006469
EW006621
SANITATION
(2)
EW003208
~SANITATION SYSTELS
( 1)
EW006628
~SCIENCE ACTIVITIES
( 1)
EV003672
SCIENCE EDUCATION
( 17)
EU006232
EW006667
EW005S63
EW006233
EW006668
~SCIENCES
(2)
EW006667
SCIENCES
(2)
EW006237
~SCIENTIFIC ENTERPRISE
( 1)
EW0O6667
SCIENTIFIC ENTERPRISE
( 1)
EV006668
~SCOURING
( 1)
EW006361
~SEAFOODS
( 1)
EW006279
~SEALS
( 1)
EW0062B0
SEAS
( 1)
EV006751
~SECONDARY TREATMENT
(4)
EX006485
SECONDARY TREATMENT
(5)
EW006234
~SEDIMENTATION
(2)
EW006660
SEDIMENTATION
(2)
EW006472
~SEDIMENT CONTROL
( 1)
EW006058
EW90656I	EW006644 EW006657 EW006746 EW0067B6 EV006794
EW006157	EW006165 EW006285 EV006378 EW0O6385 EW006401
EW0067O0
EV006157
ETO06324	EW006325	EW006331	EW006388 EW006389 EW00G4IO
EW006528	EW006630	EW006635	EW006674 EW006742 EW006767
EW006777	EW006788	EW006791	EW006797
EVO0648©	EW006529	EW006648	EW006768 EW006830
EW06413	EW006415	EW006416	EW006417
EW006588	EW006607	EW006614	EW006615 EW0066X6 EV006617
EW006622	EW006623	EW006624	EW006625 EW006628 EW006754
EW003851
EW005566 EW005567 EW006148 EW006189 EV096229 EW006230
EW006234 EW006235 EW006236 EW006400 EV006470 EW006665
ETO06668
EW006863
EW006551 EW006749 EW006757
EW006359 EW006407 EV006697 EW006769
EW006752
EW006791
-------
ASEDIMEHTS
~SEMINARS
(2)
( 1)
EW006605
EW006297
SEMI-PERMEABLE MEMBRANES
( 1)
EW006071
*SEPTACE
( 1)
EW006649
*SEPTIC SYSTEMS
( 1)
EW005546
ASEPTIC TANKS
(3)
EW005546
SEPTIC TAHHS
(2)
EW006550
~SERVICE CHARGES
( 1)
EW003208
ASEWAGE
(4)
EW006075
SEWAGE
(2)
EW006146
ASEWAGE TREATMENT
( 1)
EW006148
ASEWER OVERFLOW
( 1)
EW006410
ASEWERS
( 13)
EW006471
EW006280
EW006482
SEWERS
(4)
EW003268
ASHEAR STRESS
( 1)
EW906660
ASILICA
( 1)
EW006763
ASILICATES
( 1)
EW006762
ASILVICULTURE
(2)
EW006382
SIMULATION
( 1)
EW003672
SINDLATIOHS
( 1)
EW006491
~SITE EVALUATION
( 1)
EW006830
ASITE SELECTION
(3)
EW005546
ASKILL DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EW006379
SKILL DEVELOPMEHT
(2)
EW005935
ASLEEVE VALVES
( 1>
ruQAil qao
bnWDOvO
ASLIP LIHIHC
( 1)
EWBO6370
ASLUDCE
(27)
EW006445
EW006604
EW006753
EW006227
EW006487
EW006613
EW006789
8LUDGE
( 14)
EW006514
E
-------
SLUDCE DEWATERING
*SLUDGE DIGESTION
( 1)
( 1>
EV006493
EW006487
*SLUDGE DISPOS.'"..
(7)
EW006393
SLUDGE DISPOSAL
(3)
EW006317
*SLUDCE TREATMENT
(5)
EW006312
SLUDGE TREATMENT
( 1)
EW006317
SHALL COMMUNITIES
( 1)
EW006647
ASOCIAL FACTORS
( 1)
EW006622
~SOC IOECONOHIC INFLUENCES
(2)
EW006615
*sodivm
( 1)
EW006438
SODIUM NITRATE
( 1)
EW006360
*SODIUM REMOVAL
( 1)
EW006438
~SOFTWARE
( 1)
EW009961
~SOIL
(2)
EW006057
SOIL
( 1)
EW006645
~SOIL CONSERVATION
( 1)
EV006608
*SOIL8
(3)
EW006463
SOILS
(2)
EW006059
SOIL SCIENCE
( 1)
EW006863
SOLIDS
( 1)
EW006134
~SOLID WASTES
(6)
Ewee«iei
SOLID WASTES
(2)
EW006397
*SOUTHERN STATES
( 1)
EW003831
~SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
( 1)
EW006439
~SPECTROSCOPY
< 1)
EW006870
~SPILL PREVENTION
( 1)
EW006555
~SPILLS
(2)
EW006632
SPILLS
( 1)
EW006555
~SPRAY IRRIGATION
( 1)
EW006S58
STAFF DEVELOPMENT
( 1)
EW006428
~STAFF MEETINGS
( 1)
EW006432
STAFF RELATIONS
( 1)
EW0O6462
EW006441 EW006487 EW006493 EW006514 EW006523 EW006559
EW006424 EW006517
EV006515 EW006516 EW00651? EW006520
EW006616
EW006058
EW006762 EW006B27
EV006506
EW006513 EW006535 EV006603 EV006606 EW006765
EW006512
EW006794
-------
~STANDARD METHODS
~STANDARDS
STANDARDS
STARDARDS
~START-UP
START-UP
*STATE FEDERAL RELATIONSHIPS
STATE GOVERNMENT
*STATE LAWS
STATE OF THE ART REVIEWS
* STATE PLAHlflHC
STATE PROGRAMS
*STATE REGULATION
STATE ROLE
STATISTICAL DATA
~STATISTICAL PROOF
~STATISTICS
STATISTICS
*ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
~STORAGE
STOHACE CAPACITY
~STORMWATER
~8TREAMFL0W
STREAMS
~STRESS
~STRESS MANAGEMENT
~STUDERT'S T-TEST
~STUDY GUIDES
~SUCCESSION PLANNING
1)
(36)
EW006383
EW006456
EW006769
14)
EW006295
1)
3
1
1
1
1
EW(MM>777
EW005898 EW006057 EW006126 EW006252 EW006254 EW006301 EW006336
EW006413 EW006414 EW006418 EV00643B EW006440 FW006453
EW006406
EW006636
EW006647 EW006663 EW006746 EW006754 EW00«757 EW006767
EW006777 EW006818
EW003273 EW005894 EW005896 EW006058 EW006155 EW006188 EW006274
EW006389 EW006638 EW006648 EV006655 EV006795 EW006831
EW006272
EW0O6403 EW006404 EV006B19
EW006499
EV006747
EW006869
EV006366
1
1
2
1
1
I
1
2
1
1
1
1
5
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
EW00I277
EW003894
EW006465
EX006O69
EW006766
EV006532
EW006495
EW006405
EK001255
EW006161
EW006746
EW005962
EV006350
EW006661
EW06082
EW06299
EW006299
EWM6773
EW006562
EW006430
EW0O6637
EW006773
EW006409 EW006451 EV006510 EV006793
EWMM>767
-------
SULFUR
( 1)
EV006645
*SUPERVISIOH
(3)
EW005955
SUPERVISION
( i)
EW005954
*SUPERVISORY TRAINING
( 1)
EW005954
~SURCHARGE CONDITIONS
(1)
EWB66409
~SURFACE RUNOFF
(5)
EW006081
SURFACE RUNOFF
( 1)
EW006527
~SURVEYS
(6)
EW006358
SURVEYS
(3)
EW006025
~SUSPENDED SOLIDS
( 1)
EW006183
SUSPENDED SOLIDS
( 1)
EW006278
~SYMPOSIA
( 1)
EW006495
~SYNTHESIS
(1)
EW003831
~SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
(7)
EX006427
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
(2)
EW006317
~SYSTEMS APPROACH
( 1)
EW006427
SYSTEMS APPROACH
< 1)
EW006428
~TAHKB
( 1)
EW005962
~TARIFF EQUALIZATION
(1)
EW006804
~TARIFFS
( 1)
EW006804
*TASTES
( 1)
EW06475
TASTES
( 1)
EW006518
~TAXES
( 1)
EV006831
~TEACHING GUIDES
( 13)
EW003904

EW006133
EW006134
TEACHING GUIDES
( 1)
EW006528
~TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
( 1)
EW006666
~TECHNICAL EDUCATION
( 14)
EW003560

EW906236
EW006237
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
(5)
EW0O6379
TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
(6)
EW005562
TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS
( I)
EK006470
EW006299 EW006573
EV006409 EW006454 EW006510 EW006792
EV006437 EW006450 EW006541 EW006552 EW006796
EW006819 EW006869
EW006612 EW006614 EV006657 EW006658 EV006659 EW006660
EW006663
EW003905 EW003906 EW003907 EV003908 EW005900 EW006132
EW006293 EW006379 EW006399 EW006527
EW005562	EW005563
EW006238	EV006469
EW006429	EW006433
EW005563	EW005564
EW005564	EW005565
EW006470	EW006590
EV006465	EW006666
EW005565	EW005566
EV005566 EW005567
EV00O664
EW005567
-------
*TECHNICAL REPORTS
~TECHNICAL TRAINING
(5)
( 1)
EWB66335
EW006828
~TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS
(4)
EW006032
TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS
(2)
EW006390
~TECHNOLOGY
( 12)
EW006667
EW006168
EV006668
TECHNOLOGY
( 17)
EW006467
EW006669
EW005561
EX006468
E¥006850
~TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
( 1)
EW006666
~TEMPERATURE
(4)
EV006548
TEMPERATURE
( 1)
EV006491
*TERM1NOLOCY
(1)
EW06073
TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS
(1)
EW006346
~TERTIARY TREATMENT
(6)
EW006352
~TESTING
( 1)
ETO06562
TESTING
( 1)
EX006381
~TEXAS
( 1)
EW006026
~TEXTBOOKS
( 12)
EW006409
EW006148
EV006424
TEXTBOOKS
( 1)
EV006528
~TEXTILE INDUSTRY
( 1)
EV006652
TEXTILES
< 1)
EV006538
~THAWING
( 1)
EW006507
~THERMAL CONVERSION
( 1)
EW006101
THERMAL POLLUTION
( 1)
EV006126
TOILETS
( 1)
EW006624
TOOLS
( 1)
EV006032
~TOXICITY
( 12)
EW006700
EV0O6366
EW0O6742
TOXICITY
(2)
EW006556
TOXICOLOGY
(1)
EV006393
~TOXIC SUBSTANCE CONTROL ACT
( 1)
EW005898
~TOXIC SUBSTANCES
(24)
EW005896
EW006356 EW006378 EW006383 EW006459
EW00634T	EW006392	EV006460
EWO06391
EW006457	EW006614	EW006617
EW006673	EW006747	EV006817
EW005565	EW005566	EW095567
EW006469	EW006615	EW006621
EW06619 EW006620 EW006639
EV006075 EW006274 EW006466
EV00C624 EW006625 EW006666
EW006757 EW006821 EW006862
EW006464 EW006486 EW006543 EW006551 EW006B03
EW006149 EW006189 EWO06391 EW006392 EW006393 EW006398
EW006447 EW006448 EW006530
EW006368 EW006438 EW006632 EW006654 EW006671 EW006696
EW006762 EW006789 EW006O23
EW006788
EW003898 EW006166 EW006182 EV006336 EW006378 EW006390
-------
TOXIC SUBSTANCES
*TOXIC WASTES
*TRACE METALS
TRACE METALS
STRAINING
TRAINING
TRAINING COSTS
~TRAINING GUIDES
~TRAINING MATERIALS
~TRAINING PROGRAMS
TRAINING PROGRAMS
~TRAINING TECHNIQUES
~TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION
TRAVEL
TRENDS
STRICKLIKG FILTERS
~TRIHALOMETHANE
TRIHALOHETHANE
~TRIHALOMETHANES
TRIHALOHETHANES
~TROUBLE SHOOTING
~TURBIDITY
~UNIT PROCESSES
UNIT PROCESSES
~UNIVERSITIES
EW006411 EV006447 EW006456 EV006515
EW006560 EW006648 EW006655 EW0O6671
EW006830
(5)	EV005897 EW006397 EW006555
( 1>	EV006500
(2)	EV006312 EW006671
(1)	EW05940
( 17)	EV005955 EW006286 EW006292
EW006403	EW006562 EW006573 EW006587
EW006643	EW006819
(4)	EV005B59 EV003954 EW006367
(1)	EW006432
(1)	EW806314
(1)	EWM431
EW006525	EW006526	EW006556	EW006559
EW006672	EW006673	EW006746	EW006794
EW006O32	EW006O70
EW006294	EW006295	EW006314	EW006401
EW0O6588	EW006589	EW006641	EW006642
EW006557
(17)	EW059O0 EW005956 EW0O5957 EW006157 EW006158 EW006159 EW006160
EV006161 EW006162 EV006163 EW006228 EW006230 EW006231 EW006297 EW006298
EW006557 EW006B30
(7)	EX006229 EW006232 EW006233 EW006234 EV006235 EW006398 EW006399
(1)	EW006314
(1)	EW006793
(2)	EW003851 EW005897
(1)	EW006432
(I)	EW006817
(1)	ETO06391
( 1)	EW006028
(2)	EW006027 EW006029
(7)	EW0061BO EW006426 EW006434 EW006504 EW006605 EW006611 EW006701
(1)	EV006636
(3)	EW006278 EW006281 EW006385
(2)	EV006183 ETO06698
(2)	EW006363 EW006394
(1)	EW006317
(1)	EX006670
Ui
-------
*UHBAN AREAS
( 1>
EW006790






URBAN AREAS
( 1)
EW006510






~URBAN PLANNING
( 1)
EW006303






*URBAN PROBLEMS
(3)
EW006345
EW0064S1
EW006626




URBAN PROBLEMS
( 1)
EW006624






~USER CHARGES
( 1)
EW006760






*UTILITIES
( 12)
EW003208
EW006026
EW006305
EW006354
EV006375
EW006446
EW006469

EW006470
EW006800
EW006801
EW006802
EW006804



UTILITIES
(7)
EW003B59
EW005961
EW006426
EW006437
EV006636
E we 06 861
EW006Q62
LVALUE ENGINEERING
( 1)
EW006459






VALUES
(2)
EW006166
EW006381





~VALVES
(4)
EW003273
EW006308
EW00647B
EW006483



VALVES
( 1)
EW006481






~VIDEODISCS
( 1)
EW006433






VIRUSES
( 1)
EW006491






~VOCABULARY
( 1)
EW006073






~WAGES
( 1)
EW006532






~WASHINGTON
( 1)
EW006305






~WASTE COLLECTION
(3)
EW006535
EV006603
EW006621




~WASTE DISPOSAL
(61)
EW003208
EW006081
EW006101
EW006225
EW096251
EV006252
EW006254

EW006274
EV006279
EW006366
EW006372
EW006390
EW006412
EW006413
EV006414

EW006413
EW006441
EW006469
EK0064B2
EWO06487
EW)06493
EW006513
EW006 514

EW006526
EV006335
EWO06537
EW006539
EW006547
EW006549
EW006558
EW006559

EW006361
EW006603
EW006606
EV006613
EW006614
EW006616
EW006617
EW006620

EW006621
EW006622
EW006623
EW006624
EW006625
EV006627
EW006628
EW006649

EW006656
EW006673
EW006696
EW006746
EW006763
EN096771
EV006828
EW006829

EW006830
EV006831
EW006832
EW006849
EW006B61
EW0O6862


WASTE DISPOSAL
( 11)
EV005546
EW005560
EW00S561
EW0058S9
EW006057
EW006232
EW006373

EW006416
EW006465
EW006654
EW006789




~WASTE MANAGEMENT
( 1)
EWO06621






~WASTES
(4)
EW005561
EW006183
EW006605
EWO06673



WASTES
(3)
EW001277
EW005859
EW006078
EW006491
EW006537


~WASTE STORAGE
( 1)
EW006827






~WASTES TREATMENT
( 1)
EK006672






~WASTE TREATMENT
(2)
EW006500
EW006620





~WASTEWATER
(6)
EW0O6073
EW006347
EV006460
EW0064H2
EW006674
EW006744

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WASTEWATER
*WASTEWATER COLLECTION
WASTEWATER COLLECTION
*	WASTEWATER DISPOSAL
*	WASTEWATER EFFLUENTS
^WASTEWATER RATES
WASTEWATER SLUDGE
1)	EW906491
15)	EW003268 EW006280 EW006285 EW006370 EW006372 EW006373 EW006409
EW096410 EW006471 EW006482 EW006483 EW006490 EW006524 EW006542 EW006607
1)	EW006510
1)	EW006524
1)	EW006742
1)	EW006633
1)	EW006513
* WASTEWATER TREATMFJTT
(200)
EW005923
EW006146
EW006231
EW006251
EW006312
EW0063S6
EWJ06364
EW006386
EW906405
EW006424
EW006439
EW006488
EW006499
EW006517
EW006538
EW006550
EW0O6613
EW006639
EV006650
EW006700
EW006751
EW00676S
EW006789
EW006821
EW003208
EW006075
EW006I84
EW006232
EW006252
EW006317
EW0063S7
EW006365
EW006391
EW006406
EW006436
EW006464
EW006486
EW006501
EW006319
EW006539
EW006551
EW006616
EW006641
EW006652
EW006743
EW0067S3
EW006767
EW006801
EW006822
EW003273
EW006O78
EW006225
EW006233
EW006254
EW006320
EW006358
EW006368
EW006392
EW006407
EW006441
EW006465
EW006487
EW006503
EW006520
EW006543
EW006558
EWO06617
EW006642
EW006654
EW006744
EW006754
EW006769
EW006803
EW006823
EW005546
EW006126
EW006226
EW006234
EWO06258
EW006325
EW006359
EW006369
EW006393
EW006408
EW006442
EW006466
EW006488
EW006512
EW006522
EW006544
EW006559
EW006619
EW006643
EW006656
EW006745
EW006755
EW006770
EW006806
EW006824
EW005560
EW0O6131
EW006227
EW006235
EW006274
EWO06335
EW006360
EW006370
EW006396
EW0064O9
EW006443
EW006467
EW006489
EWO06513
EW006524
EW006545
EW006562
EW0O6620
EW006646
EW006695
EW006747
EW006757
EW006775
EW006807
EW006825
EW005561
EW006132
EW00622O
EWO06236
EW006278
EW006351
EW006361
EW006375
EW006401
EW006410
EW006445
EW006468
EW006493
EW006514
EW006529
EW006546
EW006564
EW006627
EW006647
EW006696
EW006748
EW006759
EW006776
EW006808
EW006849
EW005859
EW006133
EWO06229
EW006237
EW006281
EW006352
EWO06362
EW006377
EW0O6403
EW006411
EW906446
EW006469
EW006497
EW096515
EW006530
EW006547
EWO06588
EW806628
EWO06648
F.V996697
EW006749
EW006760
EW906777
EW006819
EW006850
EW0O5920
EW0O6134
EW006230
EW006238
EW006285
EW006O55
EW006363
EW00G383
EW006404
EW006423
EW006458
EW6064B4
EW096498
EW006516
EW006533
Etf00654<>
EWO06604
EW00OO33
EW006G49
EWO06699
EW006750
EW006763
EW0367O0
EW0&&820
EW006861


EW006862







WASTEWATER TREATMEIfT
(7)
4W006279
EW006347
EW006457
EW006521
EW006523
EW006531
EW006797
^WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
( 1)
EW006531






*WATER
ANALYSIS
(8)
EW0067B8
EW006325
EW006389
EW006413
EW006425
EW006439
EWO06630
EW006774
*WATER
CHARACTERISTICS
(3)
EW006126
EW006389
EW006745




WATER
CHARACTERISTICS
( 1)
EW003940






*WATER
COLLECTION
( 1)
EW006506






WATER
COLLECTION SYSTEJ©
( 1)
VUQAAQAO
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EV006478
EW006541
EV006479
EW006589
EW006481
EW006626
EW006507
EW006629
EW006508
EW006675
EW006509
EW006795
EW006511
EW006B04
EW006528
WATER DISTRIBUTION
(2)
EW006470
EW006805





WATER FLOW
( 1)
EW006660






*WATER MAINS
(7)
EW006371
EW006385
EW0O644O
EW006476
EW006507
EW006541
EW006795
*WATER METERS
(2)
EW006437
EW006480





WATER METERS
( 1)
EW006303






*WATER PIPES
(4)
EW006371
EW006440
EW006476
EW006805



WATER PIPES
(2)
EW006425
EW006507





*WATER POLLUTION
( 16)
EW006467
EW006870
EW005566
EW006468
EW005561
EW006469
EW0058S9
EW006634
EW006331
EW006669
EW006457
EW006762
EW006465
EW006850
EW006466
EW006869
WATER POLLUTION
(2)
EW006320
EW006340





~WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
(24)
EW006163
EW006459
EW006818
EW003820
EWB06166
EW006S24
EW005939
EW006335
EW006534
EW006081
EW006383
EW006632
EW006126
EWO06415
EW006652
EV006146
EW006418
EW006655
EW006161
EW006454
EW006751
EW006162
EW006455
EW006763
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
(6)
EW001277
EW0032O8
EW003366
EW006188
EW006274
EW006397

*WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
( 1)
EW006818






*WATER QUALITY
( 118)
EW006082
EY/006231
EW006324
EV006389
EW006412
EW006439
EW006527
EV006608
EW006638
EW006654
EW00674S
EW006739
EW006V74
EW006807
EW003O20
EW006126
EW006254
EW006325
EW006402
EW006413
EW006445
EW006528
EW006611
EW006644
EW0066S5
EW006748
EW006762
EW006777
EW006818
EW005923
EW006131
EW006278
EW006350
EW006403
EW006416
EW006453
EW006548
EW006612
EW006646
EW006671
EW006749
EW006765
EW006779
EW006820
EW00S939
EW006155
EW006279
EW006352
EWO06405
EW006417
EW006454
EW006561
EW006630
EW006647
EW006675
EW006750
EW006767
EW006791
EW006821
EW005940
EWO06165
EW006286
EW006355
F.W006406
EW0O6418
EW006455
EW006574
EW006632
EW006648
EW006697
EW006751
EW006768
EW006793
EWO06B23
EW006028
EW006166
EW0O6301
EW006358
EW006407
EW006425
EW006464
EW006587
EW006635
EW006649
EW006698
EW006753
F.W006769
EWO06794
EW0O6825
EW006029
EW00618B
EW006307
EW006359
EW0064O8
EW006434
EW006480
EW006604
EW906636
EV006650
EW006700
EW006754
EW006770
EW906796
EW006850
EW006058
EW006226
EW£?6312
EW0063O5
EW006411
EWO0643O
EWO06491
EW006f>0!>
EW996637
EW006652
EWO06701
EW0O6737
EW006771
EW006800
WATER QUALITY
(22)
EW006401
EW006486
EW006027
EW006415
EW006494
EW006030
EW006426
EW006664
EW006149
EW006460
EW006669
EW006252
EW006466
EW006742
EW006347
EW006467
EW006761
EW0O6361
EW006468
EW006776
EWe06392
EW006470
*WATER RATES
(2)
EW006633
EW006804





WATER RATES
(2)
EW006303
EW006800





*WATER RESOURCES
(40)
EW006186
EW006347
EW006470
EW006612
EW006863
EW004482
EW006225
EW006350
EW006494
EW006662
EW005859
EW006302
EW0O6382
EW0O6496
EW006664
EW005894
EW006305
EW006398
EW006527
EW006665
EW006057
EW006306
EW006399
EW006538
EW006752
EW006126
EW0063M7
EWO0O490
EW006539
EW0O6766
149
EW006345
EW90435
EW006552
EW006790
EW906156
EWCO 63-16
EW006463
EW0(J6557
EW006801
WATER RESOURCES
( 13)
EW003208
EV005561
EW006466
EW006467
EW0O6468
EW006469
EW0O6506
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SWATCH REUSE
WATER REUSE
~WATERSHEDS
WATERSHEDS
*WATER SOFTERIHG
~WATER STANDARDS
*WATER STORAGE
EW006508 EW006509
(4)	EW006358
(3)	EW006303
(4)	EW006455
(1)	EW006059
(1)	EW006474
(1)	EW006438
(7)	EW005962
EW06669
EW0O6359
EW006770
EW006661
EW0068S0
EW006749
EW006849
EWO06664
EW006869 EW006870
EW006754
EW006791
EW006476 EW006479 EW006481 EW006506 EW006527 EW006661
~WATER SUPPLY
WATER SUPPLY
WATER SYSTEMS
~WATER TANKS
~WATER TREATMENT
WATER TREATMENT
( 104)
EW006058
EW006305
EW006371
EW006415
EW006444
EW006479
EW006527
EW006605
EW006629
EW006701
EW006768
EW006793
EW006806
<	11)
EWO06637
<	1)
<	1)
(78)
EW006031
EW006325
EW006385
EW006444
EW006481
EW006548
EW006617
EW006754
EW006798
(5)
EW001255
EW006071
EW006306
EW006385
^W006416
EW0G6466
EW006480
EW006540
F.W006609
EW006633
EW006745
EW006770
EW006794
EW006149
EW006662
EW006057
EW00S962
EW001255
EW006071
EW006349
EW006392
EW006448
EW006492
EW006588
EW006633
EW006768
EW006800
EW005894
EW006131
EW006347
EW006394
EW006434
EW006467
EV006496
EW006541
EW006612
EW006636
EW006748
EW006772
EW006796
EW006413
EV006767
EW003273
EW006146
EW006350
EV006394
EW006472
EW006504
EW006589
EW006637
EW006770
EW006802
EW005962
EW0061OO
EW006349
EW006395
EW006435
EW006468
EW006504
EW006548
EW006617
EW006638
EW006749
EW006779
EW006797
EW006025
EW006188
EW006350
EW006398
EW006436
EW006472
EW006506
EW006552
EW006622
EW006644
EW006751
EW006788
EW006800
EV006029
EW006226
EW006354
EW006399
EW006437
EW006473
EW0065O8
EW006587
EW006623
EW086654
EW006753
EW006790
EW006801
EV006030
EW006301
EW006358
EWO06400
EW006438
EW006475
EW006509
EW006588
EW006625
EW006669
EV«06765
EW006791
EW006802
EV0O6031
EW00&303
EW00GO59
EV006412
EW006440
EW006476
EW006511
EW096589
EW006626
EW006698
EW006766
EW006792
EW006804
EW006417 EW006463 EW006470 EW0O6507 EW006611
EWO06818
EW005920
EW006148
EW006354
EW006398
EW006473
EW006505
EW006590
EW006644
EW006777
EW006806
EW006027
EW006188
EW0063S6
EW006399
EW006474
EW006518
EW006605
EW0O6698
EW006779
EW006818
EW006028
EV006272
EW006358
EW066426
EW006475
EW006529
EW006609
EW006701
EW006790
EW006861
EW006029
EW006301
EW006359
EW90S434
EW00S47O
EWG06530
EW0066I0
EW086745
EV906796
EW006C62
EW0O6O30
EW006316
EW0OSO7/
EW006438
EW0064O0
EW006O33
EW0Of,f. 11
EW00&751
EW006797
EW003560 EV005561 EW006025 EW006400 EW006528
~WATER USE
WATER USE
~WATER UTILITIES
~WATER WELLS
WATER WELLS
(3)
<	1)
<	1)
<5)
(2)
EW006303
EW006463
EW006032
EW006415
EW006637
EW006801 EW006806
EW006540
EW006770
EW006636 EW006644 EW006792

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~WATER WORKS OPERATORS
WEATHER1HG
( 1)
< 1)
EW006470
EW006752
WELFARE
( 1)
EW003851
*WELLS
(2)
EW005939
WELLS
< 1)
EW006149
*WEST INDIES
( 1)
EW006589
*WETLANDS
( 1)
EW00G464
WILDLIFE
( 1)
EW006057
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
( 1)
EW006397
WOOL SCOURING
( 1)
EW006361
*WORKBOOKS
(2)
EW00612O
*WORK ENVIRONMENT
(3)
EV003957
~WORK SCHEDULES
( 1)
EW006610
^WORKSHOPS
(2)
EW006297
*WORLD PROBLEMS
( I)
EW006817
* WRITING (COMPOSITION)
( 1)
EW0O6431
~WRITING SKILLS
( 1)
EW006431
WRITING SKILLS
( 1)
EW006237
*ZEOLITE
( 1)
EW006364
*ZINC
( 1)
EW00667S
ZONING
( 1)
EW006026
EW006415
oo
o
EW006527
EW006299 EW006619
EW006491
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AUTHOR INDEX
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ADABS, CARL E., JR.
EV M6 423
ADANS. WILLIAM R., JR.
EV 0O6 793
ALDINA, G. J.
EW 005 565
EW ©OS 566
ALKEN, HAROLD V.
EW 006 540
ANDERSON, B. D.
EW 006 360
ARASHITK, E. E.
EW £06 527
EV 006 528
ARI, MET1N
EW 006 796
ARMSTRONG, RONALD K.
EW 006 540
AR.THER, R. G.
EW 006 825
ASCE, A. H.
EW 006 662
ATHERTOH, THOMAS
EW 006 698
AUSTIN, JOHN H.
EW 006 590
BALLARD B.
EW 006 073
BARATTA, ROEL D.
EW 0O6 443
BARNEY, GERALD O., ED.
EW 003 366
BASELT, RANDALL C.
EW 006 456
BATCHELOR. DALE
EW 006 509
EW 006 590
BATES, TBOHAS
EW 0O6 517
BEARD, J. TAYLOR
EW 003 562
EW 003 563
EW 003 564
BEAUPRE, RICHARD T.
EW 606 803
BECKMAN, WALLACE J.
EW 006 355
BELLMAN, GEOFFREY
EW 006 427
BERRY, R. STEPHEN
EW 006 B06
BETCHART, W. B.
EW 006 747
fil/UfCKf, VILLI AH C.
EW 006 506
BINDER, JAMES J.
EW 006 510
BIUGHAM, THOMAS
EW 0O6 307
BISSON, BRIAN T.
EW 006 370
BITTEL, LESTER R.
EW 005 954
BOCARDI, ISTVAN
EV 006 657
BOLD INC, M. E.
EW 006 426
BOND. RONALD L.
EV 006 519
BOORKMAH. J. A.
EW 006 640
BORCHARDT, JACK A.
EW 006 393
BOUWER, HERMAN
EW 006 770
BOWEN, RON
EW 006 507
BOYLE, WILLIAM H.
EW 006 512
BRAKENSIEK, D. L.
EW 006 059
BHANTNER, KARL A.
EW 006 182
EV 006 368
BRASWELL, CHARLES C.
EW 006 778
BRETHERICK, L.
EW 006 421
BREWER, PAUL E.
EW 006 417
CHAO, ALLEN C.
EW 006 361
BROWN, ROBENA J.
EW 006 081
EW 006 494
EW 006 633
EW 006 654
BRUSHER, CALVIN R.
EW 006 549
BRUVOLD, VILLI Aft H.
EW 006 358
BRYANT, JAMES 0. , JR.
EW 006 469
BUCKLES. PATRICIA
EW 006 622
BUECHLER, JOHN
EW 006 511
BUNKER, THOMAS J.
EW 006 545
BURGI, PHILLIP H.
EW 006 308
BHRRIS, BRUCE E.
EW 006 521
CAMDUGIS, GEORGE
EW 006 189
CANTER, LARRY W.
EW 006 346
CARBARIUS, STAN
EW 005 956
CARNEGIE, JOHN V.
EW 006 529
EW 006 530
EW 006 533
CARRIGAN, BRIAN
EW 006 082
CARROHDO, MANUEL J. T.
EV 006 364
CARTER, RAYMOND P.
EW 006 513
CAVAGNARO, DIANE M.
EW 006 075
EW 006 078
EV 006 146
EW 006 324
EW 006 492
EW 006 635
CHASE, MALCOLM J.
EW 006 606
CHENETTE, BERNARD X.
EW 006 780
CHEREMISINOFF, PAUL N
fW 006 392
W 006 536
CHISMAN, JAMES A.
EW 006 236
EW 006 237
EW 006 238
CLACK, F. J.
EW 006 183
CLARK, C. S.
EW 006 744
CLARK, ROBERT M.
EW 006 027
EW 006 535
CLARK, TBOHAS J.
EW 006 353
COBB, CRAIG R.
EW 006 316
COLEMAN, W, EMILE
EW 006 032
CONKLIN, GERARD F.
EW 006 351
CORNELL, JOHN E.
EV 006 403
COOK, JAMES
EW 006 358
CORLEW, PHILIP M.
EW 006 444
COSTA, WALTER P.
EW 006 588
COTUVO, JOSEPH A.
EW 006 108
COWGILL, JAMES E.
EW 006 026
CRAUN, GUNTHER F.
EW 006 796
EV 006 869
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CRITTENDEN, JOHN C.
EW 996 798
CROCKETT. WILLIAM J.
EW 005 953
CROSS, FRANK L., JR.
EW 096 <331
CROVfTHER, JOAN
EW 006 439
CULP, CORDON
EW 006 347
CULP, CORDON L.
EW 096 227
CULP, RUSSELL L.
EW 006 339
D'ALTILIO, MICHAEL
EW 006 442
DAIGH, ROBERT V.
EW 906 819
DAVIS, C. O.
EW 006 630
DECKER, KEN
EW 006 347
DEDYO, JOHN
EW 906 775
DELLINGER, ROBERT W.
EW 996 234
DEHIT, JEFFERY D.
EW 906 234
DICKERS, ROD
EW 006 339
DOAN, ROLAND. JR.
EW 006 775
DUCBSTEIN, LUCIEN
EW 006 657
EW 006 658
EASTMAN, JOHN A.
EW 006 363
ECKENFELDER, W. VESLXY,
EW 006 424
EDWARDS, NELVIN D.
EW 006 302
EKHAN, JOHN E.
EW 006 470
ELMENDORF. MARY
EW 006 622
EW 006 625
ERTEL, MADGE 0.
EW 006 357
EVANS, JOE L.
EW 006 849
EVANS, JOHN
EW 006 439
EVERETT, L. G.
EW 006 774
FAN, CHI-YUAN
EW 006 330
FEACHEM, RICHARD C
EV 006 616
EV 006 620
EV 006 624
FELDMAN, GARY
EW 006 861
FERGUSON, JOHN F.
EV 006 365
FES1LIND, P. AARNE
EV 006 670
FIELD, RICHARD
EV 006 350
FISCHER, JOHN N.,
EV 006 863
FISHMAN, M. J.
EV 006 389
FITZGERALD, PAUL R
EV 006 743
FLACK, J. ERNEST
EV 006 303
FLINN, JAMES E
EV 006 166
FOBS, LINDA H.
EV 006 436
FOLLIOTT, PETER F.
JR.	EW 006 665
FORD, KARL L.
EV 005 939
FOSTER, JAMES R.
EV 003 962
FOSTER, WILLIAM S.
EW 006 371
CRAVES, LAWRENCE S.
EV 006 414
FOWLER, TED
EW 006 131
FRENCH, WILLIAM W.
EW 006 501
FRIEDMAN, A. A.
EW 0O6 385
FRISHMAN, AUSTIN M.
EW 006 336
FROEHLICH, DAVID S.
EW 006 304
GREELEY, DOUGLAS S.
EW 006 508
GREEN, WILLIAM J.
EV 906 827
CREENE, DAVID J.
EV 006 700
CRUBER, DAVID
EW 906 411
CUTER, KURT J.
EW 906 697
FUSCALDO, A.
EW 006 553
HADEED, SAM J.
EW 906 401
GARDNER, WALTER A.
EW 006 531
GERARDI, MARILEE B.
EW 006 779
EW 006 548
HANKE, STEVE H.
EW 006 509
EW 006 804
HANSEN, WARREN G.
EW 006 673
GERARDI, MICHAEL H.
EW 006 520
EW 006 696
EW 006 779
EW 006 548
HARRIS, GARY F.
EW 006 444
HARRISON, ELIZABETH A.
EW 006 634
GERMAIN, JAMES E.
EW 006 534
HARROLD; STANLEY C.
EW 006 603
GILBERTSEN, FRED 0.
EW 006 355
GILLEAN, JAMES I.
EW 006 535
GILLHAM, R. W.
EW 006 772
CILLICAN, DANIEL S.
EW 006 445
CLASCOW, DAN
EW 006 550
GOODWIN, HAROLD L.
EW 006 559
GOSS, JOSEPH
EW 006 698
GRAESER, HENRY J.
EW 006 801
GRANDIN, WAYNE T.
EW 006 443
HARTMANN, ED
EW 006 562
EW 006 564
HASIT, YAKIR
EW 006 523
HASTBACKA, MILDRED
EW 006 805
HATHAWAY, STEVEN W.
EW 006 647
HATRY, HARRY P.
EW O06 450
HEIM, NANCY E.
EW 006 226
HEKSCH, PAUL
EW 906 802
HILL, LOREN G.
EW 006 346
HIMEBAUCH, RONALD R.
EW O06 498
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HIHHELMAK
EW tM 335
HINRICDS, DANIEL J.
EW 906 335
HITDELBAUTU, JOHN A.
EW 006 020
BOLLENBECK, ALAN J.
EW 906 499
BOOKER, DONALD
EW 006 435
HOPSOH, BABRIE
EW 006 297
BORNE, F. WILEY
EW 006 025
HOUSE, PETER W.
EW 096 168
HUBBS, STEPHEN A.
EW 0O6 029
HUDSON, HERBERT E., JR.
EW 006 377
EW 006 448
HUGHES, TREVOR C.
EW 0O6 496
HU1KKE, MICHAEL W.
EW 006 369
HUNDEMARN,	AUDREY 8.
EW 006	146
EW 006	324
EW 606	493
HUTZINCER, O.
EW 006 645
IHLENFELDT, WILLIAM A.
EW 006 429
ISKANDAA, I. K.
EW 006 735
JACKSON, GAINES B.
EW 006 S3B
JACOBSOH, ALVIlf R.
EW 006 604
EW 0O6 60S
JAHNKE, J. A.
EW 005 566
JAMES, A.
EW 006 751
JAMES, WILLIAM
EW 006 663
JENKINS, DALE W.
EW 006 671
JENNETTE, J. CHARLES
EW 006 3B5
JEWELL. WILLIAM J.
EW 006 40B
JOHNSON, JAMES A.
EW 006 404
JOHNSON, P. E.
EW 006 772
JOLLEY, ROBERT L.
EW 006 788
JOLLY, DONALD C.
EW 006 373.
JONES, JERRY L.
EW 006 101
JOSEPH, ALBERT
EW 096 431
JOSEPBSON, JULIAN
EW 990 786
JOYCE, MICHAEL
EW 965 949
KAISER, DAN L.
EW 996 698
KALBEHMATTEK, JOHN M
EW 996 614
EW 096 615
EW 996 617
EW 096 619
EW 096 628
KALIN8KE. A. A.
EW 096 515
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