Water environment & technology

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  Año 2010, Número 5

  • News

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      Stakeholders Mull "Consequences" of Chesapeake Bay TMDL Strategy

      Jim Bishop

      págs. 16-22

      
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      Incineration Option for Solids Disposal, Energy Recovery Is Burning Brighter

      Jim Bishop

      págs. 24-27

      

  • Features

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      A "Perfect Storm" of Upgrades: Wisconsin treatment plant expands capacity without adding tanks

      Thomas Krueger, Kenneth Sedmak, Aric Bergstrom, Gary Cressey, William Marten

      págs. 35-39

      
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      Aerate for Less: Turbo blowers can cut energy costs by more than 35%

      Katherine Bell, Jason Sciandra, Kevin Wagner

      págs. 40-45

      
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      Energy-Efficient MBRs: A well thought-out design can minimize a membrane bioreactor's energy demand

      Sudhanva Paranjape, Roderick Reardon, Joe Cheatham

      págs. 46-51

      

  • Operations Forum

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      A Biosolids Process With a Renewable Power Bonus: Landfill gas dries biosolids, generates green energy

      Sandy Warren

      págs. 56-59

      
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      Permit-Safe, Energy-Smart: Greening wastewater treatment plant operations

      Bhavani Yerrapotu, Medi Sinaki, Steve Colby, Issayas Lemma

      págs. 60-63

      
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      Testing a Nutrient Removal Option: IFAS enables Virginia plant to meet permit demands

      Bob Rutherford

      págs. 64-69