Hazardous and Industrial Waste Proceedings, 29th Mid-Atlantic Conference

CONTENTS -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- SESSION 1: Biological Treatment -- Nitrogen and Phosphorus (N /P) Removal from Wastewater Combined with Extraction of N /P Fertilizer /Sukalyan Sengupta and Tyson Rose -- Effects of Ammonia Inhibition on the Anaerobic Sequencing Batch Reactor /Steve J. Troyer, Timothy G. Ellis and Richard R. Dague -- Nitrate Effects on the Anaerobic Sequencing Batch Reactor Treating Swine Wastes /Christopher G. Schmit, Vijay Kumar Redla and Shihwu Sung -- Simultaneous Removal of Chromium and Organic Pollutants by Anaerobic Consortium of Bacteria . /Yi-Tin Wang and Evans M. N. Chirwa -- Reduction in Hydrogen Sulfide with a Proprietary Enzyme Biocatalyst Technology /Gerald M. Eads II -- Control of Filamentous Bulking in Activated Sludge Processes Treating Industrial Wastewater /Samuel A. McClintock -- Reductive Dechlorination of PCE by a Methanogenic Culture Taken from an Aerobic Fluidized-Bed Reactor /Karrie Anne Dudiak and Thomas D. Distefano -- SESSION 2: Remediation Techniques -- Remediation of Landfill Sites at Brookhaven National Laboratory /Michael Miner, Paul Hagerman and Demetrios Klerides -- Construction and Demolition Waste Management: Developing a Cost Effective Plan /W. Eric Showalter, Thomas Mills and David Jarman -- A New Approach for Soil-Washing Practice: Lead Removal in Soil-Resin Mixtures /Peiliang Shen, Chih Huang, Chandragupta Ganguly, Alan J. Rabideau and John E. Van Benschoten -- Selection of Practical Remedial Alternatives /Eric P. Roberts and Stephen L. Wendt -- OHF Tank Riser Installation /Libby S. Clemens, C. L. Callis, F. B. Womble, C. A. Bednarz, D. L. Garrett and G. F. Boris -- DOE Approach to Removal of Radioactively Contaminated Tank Inventory /Libby S. Clemens, C. L. Callis, C. A. Bednarz, D.L. Garrett and G. F Boris -- Reduction of Acid Mine Drainage with Sulfate Reducing Bacteria /Sang D. Kim and Daniel K Cha -- SESSION 3: Metals Treatment -- Preparation of a Commercial Test of the Treatment of Metal-Laden H