Disposal of Wastes From Filter Plants and Coagulation Basins

Dean, John B.

doi:10.1002/j.1551-8833.1953.tb20200.x

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“…A 1953 survey of 1,530 water treatment plants, as reported by Dean [1], indicated that more than 96 Downloaded by [Monash University Library] at 11:44 12 April 2015 104 MATHEWS, CHOI, AND DWYER percent of them discharged untreated sludge directly into the rivers or lakes.…”

Section: Sludge Treatment and Disposalmentioning

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Characteristics of road deicers produced from the utilization of water plant residuals and cement wastes

Mathews

Choi

Dwyer

1996

Journal of Environmental Science and Health . Part A: Environme

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This paper examines the use of water plant sludge and cement wastes in the production of the CMA deicer. Experiments were conducted in a temperature controlled test chamber, to determine melting rates and ice penetration characteristics of these deicers at two sub-zero temperatures.The freezer section of the refrigerator was modified and equipped with a temperature control mechanism to meet this objective. Ice melting was examined in terms of brine generated per gram of de-icer powder.

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Section: Sludge Treatment and Disposalmentioning

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Characteristics of road deicers produced from the utilization of water plant residuals and cement wastes

Mathews

Choi

Dwyer

1996

Journal of Environmental Science and Health . Part A: Environme

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“…Ex-cessive chemical doses may change the character of the wash water. 5,7 Typical 5-day BOD values for alum plant wash water are extremely low, ranging from 0 to 5 mg /l. COD values have been recorded as high as 160 mg/1.…”

Section: Characteristics Of Washwatermentioning

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DISPOSAL OF WASTES FROM WATER TREATMENT PLANTS—PART 1

Faber¹

1969

Journal AWWA

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Waste Disposal–Water Treatment Plants: Joint Discussion

1966

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This joint discussion on waste disposal at water treatment plants was presented at the 1966 AWWA Annual Conference at Bal Harbor, Florida. Discussion topics and their presenters are as follows: Introduction, by William W. Aultman of James M. Montgomery Construction Engineering, Inc., Pasadena, California; Problem of Pollution, by Louis R. Howson of Alvord, Burdick & Howson, Chicago, Illinois; Influence of State Quality Standards, by Walter A. Lyon of the Division of Sanitary Engineering, and Donald A. Lazarchik of the Industrial Wastes Section, Pennsylvania Department of Health, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Federal Pollution Control by H. W. Poston, of the U.S. Department of the Interior, Chicago, Illinois; and, Detroit's Waste Water Problems, by Gerald J. Remus of the Department of Water Supply, Detroit, Michigan.

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Disposal of Wastes From Filter Plants and Coagulation Basins

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Characteristics of road deicers produced from the utilization of water plant residuals and cement wastes

Characteristics of road deicers produced from the utilization of water plant residuals and cement wastes

DISPOSAL OF WASTES FROM WATER TREATMENT PLANTS—PART 1

Waste Disposal–Water Treatment Plants: Joint Discussion

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