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2018 Education Seminar Papers & Proceedings
2017 Education Seminar Papers & Proceedings
| Agenda. |  |
| Brochure. | |
| Flexibility and Adaptability are the Essential Elements of the Water and Resource Recovery Facility of the Future . |  |
| Maximizing Microorganism-Based Energy Resources from Used Water. | |
| Should Anaerobic Treatment Replace Activated Sludge. | |
| Why do we Strive to be a Utility of the Future. | |
| Engaging the Organization and Region in the Transformation to Utility of the Future. | |
| How Do We Use the Water We Produce. | |
| Recovering the Lost P in Used Water. | |
| Energy Sustainability. | |
| The Leading Edge of Phosphorus Recovery: A Brushite Recovery Pilot. | |
| Nutrient Removal and Activated Sludge from BPR to Anammox – James Barnard. | |
| National Nutrient Regulatory Perspectives – David Clark. | |
| Nutrient Water Quality Standards in Illinois – Bob Mosher. | |
| Minnesota’s Eutrophica1on Story – Katrina Kessler. | |
| Update – Wisconsin’s “Statewide” Variance Analysis – Amanda Minks. | |
| One Sentral States Sludge Shoveler’s Short, Sad Soliloquy – Rick Manner. | |
| Fermentation Technology to Improve Biological Phosphorus Removal – James Barnard. | |
| Opportunities and Challenges of Struvite Harvesting – Alan Grooms. | |
| From High-Rate Treatment Wetlands, Low to No Energy Nitrification and Deammonification: Lessons Learned – David Austin. | |
| Evaluating the Options for Phosphorus Compliance – Jane Carlson. | |
| Seminar Proceedings. | |
| Activated sludge settling problem resolved. |  |
| Activated Sludge Workshop. | |
| Drought Settling Concerns. | |
| Emerging Diagnostics – A Sneak Peak at How. | |
| Floc Formation Jeff Mac MWIE Feb 2014. | |
| Use of ATP to identify poor-performing filters. | |
| 2013 Education Seminar Presenations. | |
| Two-Point Titration Method For Alkalinity Determination. | |
| Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Foam Studies Update. | |
| Prabhushankar Chandrasekeran, P.E.. | |
| Determination of Alkalinity by Titration (Short Method). | |
| Measuring anaerobic sludge digestion and growth by a simple alkalimetric titration. | |
| Full Scale Case Studies. | |
| Anaerobic Digester Foaming – Prevention and Control Study Update. | |
| 17th Annual Education Seminar Proceedings. |  |
| The Future of Activated Sludge. | |
| At the Confluence of Nutrients, Pharmaceuticals and Sustainability: Emerging Issues in Managing Wastewater. | |
| Key Elements and Bottlenecks of the Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) Process for Advanced Wastewater Treatment. | |
| Operating Tools and Measurement Techniques for Troubleshooting Activated Sludge Systems. | |
| IFAS – A Broomfield, Colorado Success Story with Lessons Learned. | |
| Energy Savings through Improved Aeration Efficiency. | |
| Comparing the Effectiveness of Aeration Control Systems for BNR Plants. | |
| Effluent Reuse: Putting the Pieces Together. | |
| A Case for Keeping High-Rate Auxiliary Treatment Facilities in the Secondary Treatment Picture. | |
| Anaerobic Digester Foaming Workshop | |
| Case Studies – Rusty Schroedel. | |
| Case Studies – Bill Marten. | |
| The Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Foam Experience. | |
| WLSSD Digester Foaming experiences. | |
| Engineering a rain garden to control road run-off in Scanlon Creek and an assessment of rain gardens as the best storm water management practice-Phase IV. | |
| Bench-scale Study of Anaerobic Digester Foaming. | |
| Anaerobic Digester Foaming – Past, Present, and Future. | |
| Survey Results. | |
| The effects of different genera of algae on the phosphorus excretion and oxygen depletion of Quagga Mussels (Dreissena Bugensis). | |
| Optimization of phosphorus and magnesium release from waste activated sludge. | |
| Caution-Advanced Digestion Processes. |  |
| Managing Biosolids in our Energy Conscious Era. | |
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| Notes. | |
| Supplemental Notes. | |
| Agenda. | |
| Nutrient Removal: Understanding the Issues…Achieving Sustainable Solutions. | |
| Digester Foaming Committee Meeting Notes 2.1.2009. | |
| Activated Sludge- It’s About Efficiency and Optimization. | |
| Research and Reality: Current Issues in Solids Processing. | |
| Optimizing Biological Nitrogen Removal Processes. | |
| Control of Struvite Deposition in Wastewater Treatment Plants. | |
| Nitrification Options for Small Communities Using “Appropriate Technology.” | |
| Restored Wetlands as Nutrient Farms. | |
| Sidestream Treatment for Nitrogen Removal. | |
| Evaluation of Alternative Technologies for Upgrading Wastewater Treatment Plants in Minnesota for New Phosphorus Limits. | |
| Low D.O. Operation: Effects on Biological Phosphorus Removal, Oxygen Transfer Efficiency, Denitrification, and Energy Savings. | |
| The Coastal ‘Dead Zone’: Nutrients, Hurricanes, & Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia. | |
| Effects of Biological Phosphorus Removal on Plant Operations and Capacity at the Nine Springs WWTP. (2005 Radebaugh Award Winner) |
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| The Use of Barley Straw to Control Algal and Macrophyte Growth on Wild Rice Lake Pre and Post-eutrophic Conditions.
This five-year-study, which has extensively investigated the effect of barley straw on algae, was taken into the field for the second time in Wild Rice Lake a shallow, 2100-acre lake north of Duluth, Minnesota. June 1, 2005 – Elizabeth Welsh, Minnesota. |
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| Bioremediation of Groundwater Contaminated With Agricultural Chemicals.
This study was conducted to investigate the effectiveness of a biofilter for reducing, and maybe even eliminating contaminants in groundwater. May 22, 2005 – Paul Davidson |
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| Extreme Activated Sludge: What’s out there now? | |
| Escherichia v. Fecal Coli White Paper.
Escherichia coli and Fecal Coliform Populations in Disinfected Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent and Recommendations to DNR for a Monthly Geometric Mean Escherichia coli Limitation. December 1, 2004 |
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| Implementation and Operation of Illinois’ First Nitrifying Biological Aerated Filter. (2004 Radebaugh Award Winner) |
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| Beneficial Use of Biosolids: Total Nitrogen Removal in a Completely Mixed Membrane Biofilm Reactor for Nitrification and Denitrification. Jennifer Cowman |
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| Word Version | |
| Beneficial Use of Biosolids: Strategies for Success and Acceptance (Presented at the 2004 Central States WEA Education Seminar) |
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| A Constant SRT Calculated From Liquid Flows Improves BNR Activated Sludge Performance(2002 Radebaugh Award Winner) | |
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