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High-Performance Concrete Incorporating Large Volumes of ASTM Class F Fly Ash

Management Strategy of Cement Industry in Technology Toward the Next Century

Selected Properties of High Performance Concrete

New Directions for Cement-Based Materials

Cement Plant CKD Recovery System

Automated Crack Identification for Cement Paste

Metakaolin Increases Strength and Lowers Permeability of High Performance Concrete

Immobilization of Heavy Metals in Cementitious Matrix

Advanced Concepts in Cement Solidification and Stabilization Technology

Phase Equilibria in the CaO - Al₂O₃ - SiO₂- H₂O System in Relation to Blended HAC Cements

Estimation of the Thickness of Transition Zone in Concrete and Characteristics of Transition Zone in High-Strength Concrete

Practical Importance of Structural Features of Clinker Phases

Controlling Lead and Copper Corrosion and Sequestering of Iron and Manganese
With the recently enacted Lead and Copper Rule (LCR), many utilities are faced with the conflict of meeting the requirements of the Rule and controlling aesthetic problems caused by source...

Effect of Alkalinity on Copper Corrosion

Modeling Issues of Copper Solubility in Drinking Water
The paper discusses the application of a model to the solubility of copper in drinking water. This paper is the result of numerous forms of pitting corrosion and pipe failures. Monitoring...

The Effects of NOM and Coagulation on Copper Corrosion
Copper corrosion was examined in solutions containing natural organic matter (NOM) and in situations where NOM was removed by enhanced coagulation with alum or ferric chloride. Electrochemical...

Water Chemistry of Lead Corrosion Control
Requirements of the Lead and Copper Rule (U.S. EPA) makes it necessary for regulators, consultants, and water purveyors to understand the fundamental relationships between water quality...

Chemical Inactivation of Cryptosporidium Parvum in Drinking Water

Cryptosporidium and the Milwaukee Incident
In early 1993, Milwaukee, Wisconsin reported a sharp increase in the number of diarrhea patients and shortage of over the counter drugs for diarrhea control at local pharmacies. This increase...

Control of Microbial Water Quality in the Little Rock, Arkansas Distribution System
Beginning in the summer of 1993, seasonal studies were undertaken to evaluate the effectiveness of water treatment processes at Little Rock Municipal Water Works (LRMWW). Two treatment...

 

 

 

 

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