Proceedings of the 48th Industrial Waste Conference Purdue University, May 1993CRC Press, 1993 M12 28 - 896 pages Known and used throughout the world, the Purdue Industrial Waste Conference Proceedings books are the most highly regarded in the waste treatment field. New research, case histories, and operating data cover every conceivable facet of today's big problems in environmental control, treatment, regulation, and compliance. This volume representing the proceedings from the 48th conference provides unparalled information and data for your current waste problems. |
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Contents
Constructed Wetlands for Industrial Wastewaters S C Reed and M Hines | 2 |
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Effective Waste Minimization and Wastewater Pretreatment at an Aluminum | 77 |
Waste Minimization Program and Pollution Prevention Plans at Boeing Defense | 85 |
Beneficial Use of Spent Foundry Sand from Multiple Sources | 91 |
Section Three Site Remediation A Bioremediation | 101 |
Development of a Batch Biological Aeration and Flotation System for Groundwater | 109 |
Section Three Site RemediationB Soil Remediation | 123 |
Industrial Wastes | 469 |
Anaerobic Granules Developed for Reductive Dechlorination of Chlorophenols | 483 |
Use of Pure Oxygen to Overcome Oxygen Transfer Limitations in Environmental | 495 |
Comparison of Adsorptive and NonAdsorptive Biofilm Carriers in Biological Fluidized | 503 |
A Case Study | 517 |
The Effect of Applied Vacuum on the Performance of the Anaerobic Sequencing Batch | 529 |
Anaerobic Sequencing Batch Reactor Treatment of Swine Wastes at 20C 25C | 541 |
Improvement in Performance of an Anaerobic Contact Digester Using a Crossflow | 551 |
Efficiencies of Soil Washing Solutions for the Remediation of Lead and Organically | 169 |
Soil Remediation Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide D J Gray R G Zytner | 179 |
Factors Affecting Continuous Bioreactor Treatment of Diesel Contaminated Sandy | 187 |
Selecting Removal | 199 |
The Use of Ozone for the Removal of Residual Trichloroethylene from Unsaturated | 215 |
Emerging Technologies for the Treatment of PCBContaminated Soils E J Jabouin | 227 |
Section Three Site RemediationC Groundwater Remediation | 235 |
Coagulation Pretreatment for Ultrafiltration of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Contaminated | 249 |
Effects of Selected Environmental Parameters on the Biogradation | 261 |
Section Four Waste Management A Toxicity Environmental Impact | 279 |
Application of Two RealTime Toxicity Tests to Monitor Rocky Flats Plant Water | 285 |
Environmental Assessment of Lead Contamination in Arid Soil Due to the Detonation | 295 |
Liner Systems for Industrial Waste Landfills R J McLaren and D A Krysinski | 317 |
Investigation of Heavy Metal Immobilization in a SolidifiedStabilized Waste Using | 323 |
Waste Treatment Processes | 329 |
Total Systems Approach to Foam Control in Industrial Wastewater B S Johnson | 341 |
Oxidation of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Congeners Sorbed to Particles | 349 |
Incineration Treatability Results for Contaminated Soil and Drummed Wastes from | 355 |
Minimization of Industrial Residues Through Thermal Processing Technology | 367 |
Electrowinning Methods for Cleaning LeadContaminated Wastes A Y Lee | 375 |
A Modified Clay as Adsorbent of an Organic Pollutant in Aqueous and Mixed Solvent | 387 |
Vapor Phase Bioreactor Evaluated for Performance in Degrading Aromatic | 393 |
CoImmobilization of Nitrifying Bacteria and Clinoptilolite for Enhanced Control | 407 |
Evaluation of the Removal of Aromatic and Halogenated Unsaturated Hydrocarbons | 413 |
Removal of Phenol Derivatives from Aqueous Solution by Enzymatic Reaction with | 421 |
TwoStage Cyclic Aerobic Treatment of Contaminated Groundwater CH Hsu | 433 |
Removal of Nitrogen from LongTerm Operated Landfill Leachate by Two AO Systems | 445 |
Biological Treatment of Natural Gas Plant Wastewater N J Ferrell and J C Young | 455 |
Development of a New Fluidized Bed Anaerobic Process J Lanting and R J Frankin | 561 |
Section Six Industrial Wastes A Pharmaceutical | 569 |
Application of a Kinetic Analysis Using Historic Operating Data to Redesign | 577 |
Biotreatment of Pharmaceutical Wastewater Using Powdered Activated Carbon | 589 |
Anaerobic Pretreatment of HighStrength Medical Products Wastewater A J Zupko | 597 |
A Case Study H G Tozer | 611 |
Advanced Oxidation Treatment of Pulp and Paper Mill Wastewater J K Murphy | 621 |
A HandsOn Approach to Optimization of an Industrial Wastewater Treatment System | 629 |
Section Six Industrial Wastes C Industrial Waste Case Histories | 637 |
proceedings The index is crossreferenced by author and subject for the convenience of | 649 |
Treatment of Carbamate Insecticide Rinsates Using Media from the Mushroom | 663 |
TwoPhase Anaerobic Digestion of Coffee Wastewater F R McDougall | 677 |
Investigation of Bacteria Producing High Fecal Coliform MPNs in an Industrial | 685 |
CostEffective Treatment by Aerated Pond Chemical Clarification and a Water Cooling | 691 |
AZO Dyes Metabolism by Pseudomonas putida A K Ghorpade and H T Spencer | 699 |
Biological Treatment of Wastewaters from Production of Triazine Herbicides | 715 |
Biological Denitrification of High Nitrate Industrial Wastewater R Hund L | 723 |
Zero Discharge Considerations for a Midwestern Industrial Facility E A Kobylinski | 733 |
Techniques for Fluoride Removal in Industrial Wastewaters C P Varuntanya | 743 |
Selective Precipitation of Titanium from an HFHNO Mixed Acid Solution | 751 |
Improved Management of Hazardous and Mixed Wastes at a Nuclear Power | 757 |
Treatment Processes and Economic Evaluation of Carbonate Reduction and Cyanide | 763 |
Improved Pretreatment of Metal Finishing Wastewaters at an Aluminum Antennae | 777 |
Ronald F Wukasch Production Editor Cynthia S Dalton | 787 |
Poster Presentations | 789 |
Assessment of the Toxicity of Biological Oxidation Products of Chlorinated Benzenes | 795 |
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