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Research needs for irrigation return flow quality control
1972
Skogerboe, Gaylord V. | Law, James P.
There are a multitude of research needs regarding irrigation return flow quality, but only the specific research needs required to undertake an effective control program are described. These research needs include irrigation practices, soil-plant-salinity relationships, leaching requirements, prediction of subsurface return flow, cultural practices, irrigation scheduling, treatment of return flows, economic evaluations, and institutional control methods.
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Dispersion and forecasting of air pollution
1972
Caustic dry peeling of cling peaches to reduce water pollution Texte intégral
1972
Gray, Leo R. (Leo Roger) | Hart, Marcus R.
Reverse osmosis concentration of dilute pulp & paper effluents
1972
Wiley, Averill J. | Dubey, George A. | Bansal, I. K.
The effects of artificial aeration on lake ecology
1972
Fast, Arlo W.
Combined steel mill and municipal wastewaters treatment
1972
Smith, William M. (William Martin)
A systems evaluation was made to determine the feasibility and economics of treating selected steel mill and sanitary wastewaters in a municipal sewage treatment plant. The project was Phase I of a three phase program to demonstrate that industries and municipalities through cooperative action can combine their wastewaters and attain their individual treatment goals in an efficient and economical manner. Detailed field work was carried out at the steel plant and the total sewage plant treatment system. Selected steel plant wastes were combined with municipal wastes and evaluated in both batch and continuous treatability bench scale studies. The investigation revealed that it is technically and economically feasible to co-treat selected steel plant wastes with municipal wastewaters.
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Screening/flotation treatment of combined sewer overflows
1972
Mason, Donald G. | Gupta, Mahendra K.
The report documents a study to develop a treatment system for combined sewer overflows. The processes of chemical oxidation, screening, dissolved-air flotation, and disinfection were evaluated in the laboratory. A 5 MGD demonstration system was designed, installed and evaluated. Suspended solids and volatile suspended solids removal in the range of 65-80% were consistently obtained at influent concentrations of 150 to 600 mg/l. BOD and COD removals were slightly lower at 55 to 65% for influent concentrations of 50 to 500 mg/l. Addition of chemical flocculents (ferric chloride and a cationic polyelectrolyte) was necessary to obtain these removals. Without the use of chemical flocculents, removal of BOD, COD, suspended solids, and volatile suspended solids were all in the range of 40-50%. The screening flotation system provided sufficient detention time (difference 15 minutes) for adequate disinfection with hypochlorite salts. Cost estimates are presented.
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Economic implications of water pollution abatement in family farm livestock production
1972
Van Arsdall, Roy Neuman | Johnson, J. B.
The pesticide manufacturing industry--current waste treatment and disposal practices
1972
Atkins, Patrick R.
An in-depth review of the literature, including government information documents, technical reports, the technical journals, industrial publications, and twenty plant interviews with plant managers and operators were used as the data base for studying the 'state of the art' of pesticide manufacturing waste treatment and disposal practices. The report contains chapters dealing with: The present and projected pesticide demands in the United States: The chemistry of pesticides including production processes and waste generation, Waste treatment possibilities discussed in the literature, Pesticide waste treatment systems that have been or currently are in full scale operation, and The cost of pesticide waste treatment system.
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Aquatic dryopoid beetles (Coleoptera) of the United States Texte intégral
1972
Brown, Harley P. (Harley Proctor),