Initial Studies to Assess Microbial Impacts on Nuclear Waste Disposal
Potential Microbial Impacts on Groundwater Quality
Over the last decade there has been significant progress in the understanding of sub-surface microbiology. The ubiquity of microorganisms within groundwaters forms a major part of these...
Physical Distribution System Models for Assessing the Impact of Water Quality on Regrowth and Corrosion
Over the past several years, there have been several new and proposed Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) regulations that will require many water utilities to modif treatment operations to...
Oxygen Supplies for Bioremediation in Tundra Soils
Autotrophic and Heterotrophic Bacterial Diversity from Yucca Mountain
Occurrence and Significance of
CHEMFLO Modeling of Aquifer Bioremediation in Vadose Zone
This paper deals with bioremediation in the vadose zone with an emphasis on using numerical models as a tool to ensure that the concentration of nutrients is maintained at a required level....
A Program to Assess Microbial Impacts on Nuclear Waste Containment
Small Inocula Can Effect
This is the first report of colonization of soil by small numbers of a genetically engineered microorganism. The study suggests that the addition of small inocula of D5 to contaminated...
Bioremediation Comes of Age
Only five years ago engineers and scientists met with EPA officials to weigh the merits of bioremediation as a hazwaste cleanup tool. Now bioremediation has become an accepted effective...
A Capillary Network Model for Gas Migration in Engineered Barriers
Microbial Biofilm Communities in Biological Activated Carbon Fluidized Bed Reactors for Treatment of Groundwater Contaminated with Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Investigations of Sources of
Bioremediation of PCP and Creosote Contaminated Soil Using White-Rot Fungus
Integrated Site Characterization for SVE Design
Modeling of a Compost Biofilter Incorporating Microbial Growth
Site Remediation Using Biological Processes
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...
A Study of Alkalinity Leaching and Residual Strength of Alkaline Stabilized Sludge
The addition of sufficient amounts of quicklime or other alkaline earth oxides to dewatered sludge raises both the pH and temperature of the sludge, resulting in microbial inactivation....
Assessing the Reliability of Low Pressure Membrane Systems for Microbial Removal
Low pressure membrane systems are used for microorganisms control in water treatment processes. In this article, the efficiency and reliability of this process is evaluated. Microorganism...
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