Journal of environmental engineering

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  Año 2004, Número 11

  • Life-Cycle Assessment and Environmental Engineering

    Stuart Batterman

    págs. 1229-1230

    

  • Editor's Note

    Mark J. Rood

    pág. 1231

    

  • Removal of Aqueous Phase Trichloroethylene Using Membrane Air Stripping Contactors

    Robert G. Arnold, Wendell P. Ela, Eric A. Betterton, A. Eduardo Sáez, Jiahan He

    págs. 1232-1241

    

  • Pore Blockage Effects on Atrazine Adsorption in a Powdered Activated Carbon/Membrane System. I: Model Development

    Vernon L. Snoeyink, Carlos Campos, Qilin Li, Benito J. Mariñas

    págs. 1242-1252

    

  • Pore Blockage Effects on Atrazine Adsorption in a Powdered Activated Carbon/Membrane System. II: Model Verification and Application

    Qilin Li, Vernon L. Snoeyink, Benito J. Mariñas, Carlos Campos

    págs. 1253-1262

    

  • Spatial Diversity of Chlorine Residual in a Drinking Water Distribution System

    Chungsying Lu, Shyang-Lai Kung, Lienyao Lee

    págs. 1263-1268

    

  • Comparative Analysis of Chlorine Dioxide, Free Chlorine and Chloramines on Bacterial Water Quality in Model Distribution Systems

    C. Chauret, R. C. Andrews, K. C. O¿Leary, L. Stover, G. A. Gagnon, C. J. Volk

    págs. 1269-1279

    

  • Trickling Filter Nitrification Performance Characteristics and Potential of a Full-Scale Municipal Wastewater Treatment Facility

    Harvey Gullicks, Eric Anthony Evans, John Ringelestein, Timothy G. Ellis

    págs. 1280-1288

    

  • Properties of Four Biological Flocs as Related to Settling

    Delia Teresa Sponza

    págs. 1289-1300

    

  • First Flush Concepts for Suspended and Dissolved Solids in Small Impervious Watersheds

    John J. Sansalone, Chad M. Cristina

    págs. 1301-1314

    

  • Modeling Flow and Pollutant Removal of Wet Detention Pond Treating Stormwater Runoff

    Michael E. Barber, David R. Yonge, Shulin Chen, Guang-Te Wang

    págs. 1315-1321

    

  • Optimal Wasteload Allocation Procedure for Achieving Dissolved Oxygen Water Quality Objectives. I: Sensitivity Analysis

    Michael Piasecki

    págs. 1322-1334

    

  • Optimal Wasteload Allocation Procedure for Achieving Dissolved Oxygen Water Quality Objectives. II: Optimal Load Control

    Michael Piasecki

    págs. 1335-1344

    

  • Using Continuum Approach to Quantify the Remediation of Nonaqueous Phase Liquid Contaminated Fractured Permeable Formations

    Klaus Rathfelder, Martin Spiller, Linda M. Abriola, Jürgen Köngeter, Hillel Rubin

    págs. 1345-1356

    

  • Complicating Factors of Using Ethylenediamine Tetraacetic Acid to Enhance Electrokinetic Remediation of Multiple Heavy Metals in Clayey Soils

    Richard E. Saichek, Swapna Danda, Krishna R. Reddy

    págs. 1357-1366

    

  • Model for In Situ Perchloroethene Dechlorination via Membrane-Delivered Hydrogen

    Paige J. Novak, Raymond M. Hozalski, Lee W. Clapp, Michael J. Semmens

    págs. 1367-1381

    

  • Modeling Hydrogen Sulfide Emission Rates in Gravity Sewage Collection Systems

    Ori Lahav, Yue Lu, Richard E Loewenthal, Uri Shavit

    págs. 1382-1389

    

  • Life-Cycle Inventory of Municipal Solid Waste and Yard Waste Windrow Composting in the United States

    Robert K. Ham, Dimitris P. Komilis

    págs. 1390-1400

    

  • Study of the Potential for Bioremediation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons within Smear Zone Soils

    Lance Hansen, Jeffrey W. Talley, Xiangru Zhang, Scott Waisner, David Ringelberg

    págs. 1401-1407

    

  • Low-Temperature Oxygen Trap for Maintaining Strict Anoxic Conditions

    Byong-Hun Jeon, William D. Burgos, Richard A. Royer, Brian A. Dempsey

    págs. 1407-1410