| Evaluation of Ozonation and Chlorination for Disinfection of Blackwater. |
DEC 1976 |
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| Authors:
Kenneth J. McNulty; Robert L. Goldsmith; ABCOR INC WILMINGTON MASS WALDEN RESEARCH DIV
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 | Ozonation and chlorination were experimentally evaluated as alternative techniques for the disinfection of blackwater. The experiments focused primarily on determining the dosages of chlorine and ozone required to achieve a fecal coliform concentration of 200 colonies per 100 ml. The required ozone dosage (< 750 mg/l for the samples tested) was approximately three times as great as the required chlorine dosage (< 240 mg/l for the samples tested). Various temperatures ... |
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| Evaluation of Membrane Separation Processes, Carbon Adsorption, and Ozonation for Treatment of MUST Hospital Wastes. |
AUG 1976 |
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| Authors:
Arye Z. Gollan; Kenneth J. McNulty; Robert L. Goldsmith; Myles H. Kleper; Donald C. Grant; ABCOR INC WILMINGTON MASS WALDEN RESEARCH DIV
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| The long range objective of this program is the development of a compact 4000 gallon-per-day waste treatment system to process non-sanitary wastes (shower, operating room, kitchen, laboratory, x-ray, and laundry) from the operation of a MUST Army field hospital. The system is to be capable of operating in either of two modes: (1) waste treatment for 'reuse' within the hospital complex, and (2) 'waste treatment' for discharge to the environment ... |
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| Development of an On-Line Organic Analyzer for the MUST Water Processing Element. |
MAY 1976 |
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| Authors:
Kenneth J. McNulty; Robert L. Goldsmith; John F. McCoy; Alexandra Zakak; ABCOR INC WILMINGTON MASS WALDEN RESEARCH DIV
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| A continuous organics monitor is required for the MUST water processing element in order to monitor the organics level of the treated effluent and to initiate process control action. The long-range objective of this program is the development of a simple, reliable, compact, low-cost TOC analyzer capable of continuously monitoring 'clean' MUST waste streams. As a first step in this development, a breadboard TOC monitor was designed, assembled, and tested ... |
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| Ultrafiltration Concept for Separating Oil from Water. |
JAN 1973 |
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| Authors:
Robert L. Goldsmith; Schrab Hossain; ABCOR INC CAMBRIDGE MASS
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| Discharge of oily wastes from shipboard operations of deballasting, bilge pumping and slop tank cleaning constitutes a serious water pollution problem. Membrane ultrafiltration was studied in this project as a means of generating a highly purified water from a variety of oily wastes. |
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