international water conference proceedings 1940-2011

Paper Buy Now Presentation Type Published?

IWC 11-78 Paper Yes

IWC 11-77D Prepared Discussion Yes

IWC 11-77 Paper Yes


IWC 11-76 Paper Yes


IWC 11-75 Paper Yes


IWC 11-73 Paper Yes


IWC 11-72 Paper Yes

IWC 11-71D Prepared Discussion No

IWC 11-71 Paper Yes


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International Water Conference?? Proceedings 1940-2011

Title

Field Trial Experience Using Chlorine Dioxide As a Cleaner For BiofilmControl In An RO Application

Mineral Scale Prediction and Control at Extreme TDS

Mineral Scale Prediction and Control at Extreme TDS

Development of an Interactive Water Management Program for OrlandoUtility Commission's Curtis H. Stanton Energy Center

Development of an Interactive Water Management Program for OrlandoUtility Commission's Curtis H. Stanton Energy Center

Boiler Deposit Control - Informed Selection Improves Boiler Protection

Boiler Deposit Control - Informed Selection Improves Boiler Protection

A Holistic Water Management Approach to Changing Power PlantRegulations

A Holistic Water Management Approach to Changing Power PlantRegulations

Public- Private Partnership Projects Influence on Cost and PerformanceFor Seawater Desalination Projects

Public- Private Partnership Projects Influence on Cost and PerformanceFor Seawater Desalination Projects

Using Patents to Monetize Innovative Ideas

Using Patents to Monetize Innovative Ideas

Organic Removal with Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) from DistillateWater with Bio-Fouling Tendency, and associated issues: A Follow-upReport on a Power Plant Case-Study.

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Author & Affiliation

George Dimotsis, Dripping Wet Water

Michael Bluemle, Ashland Water Technologies

Robert Ferguson, French Creek Software, Inc.

Loraine Huchler, MarTech Systems

Dustin Mobley, Black & Veatch

Robert Bartholomew, Sheppard T. Powell Associates LLC

James Robinson, GE Power and Water

Stephen Frank, GenOn Energy

Michael Preston, Black & Veatch

Jonathan Shimko, GAI Consultants

Javier Gaztelu, INIMA-OHL Group

Thomas C. McThenia, Jr., GrayRobinson, P.A.

Clifton McCann, Venable LLP

Rafique Janjua, Fluor Enterprises, Inc.

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IWC 11-69 Paper Yes


IWC 11-68 Paper Yes


IWC 11-67 Paper Yes


IWC 11-66 Paper Yes


IWC 11-65 Paper Yes


IWC 11-64 Paper Yes


IWC 11-63 Paper Yes


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Report on a Power Plant Case-Study.

Organic Removal with Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) from DistillateWater with Bio-Fouling Tendency, and associated issues: A Follow-upReport on a Power Plant Case-Study.

SAGD ZLD approaches

SAGD ZLD approaches

On-site Sodium Hypochlorite Generation System Improves Safety,Reliability, and Reduces Cost

On-site Sodium Hypochlorite Generation System Improves Safety,Reliability, and Reduces Cost

Hydrodynamic Cavitation for Cooling Water Treatment: A TechnologyUpdate


Carbon Electrode-based Demineralization at a Wastewater Facility

Carbon Electrode-based Demineralization at a Wastewater Facility

In Search of the Highest Purity Resin Available Stretching the Limit of IonExchange in Microelectronics

In Search of the Highest Purity Resin Available Stretching the Limit of IonExchange in Microelectronics

Double Pass Electro-Deionization

Double Pass Electro-Deionization

Advanced On-line Sodium Measurement

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Emmanuel Quagraine, Saskatchewan Power Corporation,Shand Power Station

Prit Kotecha, P.E., M.E., Suncor Energy

Mark Nicholson, P.E., HPD, a Veolia Water Solutions &Technologies company

Michele Funk, Bechtel Power Corporation

Luis Diaz, NextEra Energy

Jeri Penrose, Sargent & Lundy, LLC

Philip Vella, Ph.D., VRTX Tech

Frank DeSilva, ResinTech

John Barber, GE Power and Water

Peter Yarnell, Graver Technologies

Alan Knapp, Siemens Industry, Inc. Water Technologies

Michael Snow, Ph.D., SnowPure Water Technologies

Steven Gagnon, AVANTech, Inc

Jim Cairns, ThermoFisher Scientific

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IWC 11-62 Paper Yes


IWC 11-61 Paper Yes


IWC 11-60 Paper Yes


IWC 11-59 Paper Yes


IWC 11-58 Paper Yes

IWC 11-57 Paper Yes

IWC 11-56 Paper Yes

IWC 11-55 Paper Yes

IWC 11-54 Paper Yes

IWC 11-53 Paper Yes

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Advanced On-line Sodium Measurement

Factors Impacting Silica/Silicate Control Agent Performance in IndustrialWater Systems

Factors Impacting Silica/Silicate Control Agent Performance in IndustrialWater Systems

Using Permeat Suction to Reduce Concentration Polarization In SpiralWound Nanofiltration Module

Using Permeat Suction to Reduce Concentration Polarization In SpiralWound Nanofiltration Module

Anti-fouling Membrane System For Industrial Wastewater Treatment andRecovery

Anti-fouling Membrane System For Industrial Wastewater Treatment andRecovery

Membrane Pretreatment Considerations with Seawater Reverse Osmosis

Membrane Pretreatment Considerations with Seawater Reverse Osmosis

Optical Based Software Techniques for Real-Time Analysis andClassification of Produced Water

New No Solvent Method for fast, field Oil in Water Sample Measurement

Analytical Methods for Steam Generators Used in Enhanced Oil Recovery(EOR)

On-site Laboratory Methods for Determination of Silica and Alkalinity forSteam Generators for In-Situ Bitumen Recovery

Experiences and Challenges for Measuring Total Iron in Produced Water

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David Gray, Mettler-Toledo Thornton, Inc.

Jasbir Gill, The Nalco Company

Zahid Amjad, Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc.

Peter Waldron, Toray Membrane USA.

Awad El-Shamy, Crane Environmental, Inc.

Doug Frick, Porex Filtration

Joon Min, BKT

Kelly Lange-Haider, Dow Water and Process Solutions

Jonathan Dietrich, Dietrich Consulting Group, LLC

Kent Peterson, Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc.

Duane Germenis, Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments,Inc.

E. J. Van Doorn, Baker Hughes Inc.

Sudhir Parab, ConocoPhillips Canada

Ivan Morales, MEG Energy

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IWC 11-52 Paper Yes


IWC 11-51 Paper Yes


IWC 11-50 Paper Yes


IWC 11-49 Paper Yes


IWC 11-48 Paper Yes


IWC 11-47 Paper Yes


IWC 11-46 Paper Yes

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Selenium Control in Wet FGD Systems

Selenium Control in Wet FGD Systems

Solidification of FGD Wastewater with Fly Ash: Feasibility and FateAnalysis

Solidification of FGD Wastewater with Fly Ash: Feasibility and FateAnalysis

The Use of Constructed Wetlands in the Treatment of Flue GasDesulfurization Wastewater

The Use of Constructed Wetlands in the Treatment of Flue GasDesulfurization Wastewater

Concepts in Zero-Liquid Discharge

Concepts in Zero-Liquid Discharge

Filll Selection and Chemical Treatment Methods to MinimizeScaling/Fouling in Cooling Towers

Filll Selection and Chemical Treatment Methods to MinimizeScaling/Fouling in Cooling Towers

A Review of the Cooling Water Methods for Sodium HypochloriteActivation of Sodium Bromide into Hypobromous Acid Biocide

A Review of the Cooling Water Methods for Sodium HypochloriteActivation of Sodium Bromide into Hypobromous Acid Biocide

A Novel Anti-Scaling Method And Its Use In Zero Liquid Discharge ModeIn Cooling Tower Operation

A Novel Anti-Scaling Method And Its Use In Zero Liquid Discharge ModeIn Cooling Tower Operation

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Tom Higgins, Aquatech International Corp.

Katherine Searcy, Trimeric Corporation

Patricia Scroggin, Burns & McDonnell

Mark Owens, Degremont Technologies

Dan Sampson, Worley Parsons

Jared Morrison, Westar Energy, Inc.

Brad Buecker, Kiewit Power Engineers

Matthias Loewenberg, Ph.D., GEA Process Engineering Inc.

Tony Selby, Water Technology Consultants, Inc.

Brad Buecker, Kiewit Power Engineers

Bruce Chamberlain, Ashland Water Technologies

Elizabeth Harrelson, Enviro Tech Chemical Services, Inc.

Emmanuel Quagraine, Ph.D., Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Jie Lu, Ph.D., World Minerals, Inc.

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IWC 11-45 Paper Yes


IWC 11-44 Paper Yes


IWC 11-43 Paper Yes


IWC 11-42 Paper Yes


IWC 11-41 Paper Yes


IWC 11-40 Paper Yes


IWC 11-39 Paper Yes

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Challenges with the Use of Sea Water for Cooling and Development of aNovel Treatment and Monitoring Control

Challenges with the Use of Sea Water for Cooling and Development of aNovel Treatment and Monitoring Control

Iron Oxide Emplacement On Sand Media For Groundwater ArsenicRemoval

Iron Oxide Emplacement On Sand Media For Groundwater ArsenicRemoval

Absorbent Technology for Removal of Soluble Mercury at the TraceContaminant Level (Low Part Per Trillion)

Absorbent Technology for Removal of Soluble Mercury at the TraceContaminant Level (Low Part Per Trillion)

Advanced Oxidation Process with a New Nanstructured Material

Advanced Oxidation Process with a New Nanstructured Material

Chromate Removal at the Hanford Site

Chromate Removal at the Hanford Site

Solidification: A New Approach to Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) in theSAGD Industry

Solidification: A New Approach to Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) in theSAGD Industry

An Innovative Solution to SAGD Blowdown Water---Blowdown BoilerTechnology

An Innovative Solution to SAGD Blowdown Water---Blowdown BoilerTechnology

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Vickie Olson, Honeywell

Jasbir Gill, Ph.D., Nalco Company

Jim Knoll, Graver Technologies

T.S. Abia II, Texas A&M University – Biological and AgriculturalEngineering Dept.

Bob Goltz, The Dow Chemical Company

Gina Sacco, MAR Systems Inc.

Barbara Schilling, Ozonia N.A.

Ivano Aglietto, Ph.D., SA Envitech s.r.l.

Terry Heller, The Purolite Company

Dean Neshem, CH2M HILL Plateau Remediation Company

Peter Midgley, Degeremont Technologies

Scott Tavaglione, GE Water & Process Technologies

Steve Portelance, WorleyParsons Canada

Susan Sun, New Technology Oil Sands Cenovus Corp.

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IWC 11-38 Paper Yes


IWC 11-37 Paper Yes


IWC 11-36 Paper Yes


IWC 11-35 Paper Yes


IWC 11-34 Paper Yes


IWC 11-33 Paper Yes


IWC 11-32 Paper Yes


IWC 11-31 Paper Yes

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Filtration Process Review in SAGD Produced Water

Filtration Process Review in SAGD Produced Water

Produced Water Softener Regeneration Using Boiler Blowdown

Produced Water Softener Regeneration Using Boiler Blowdown

Evaluation of Thermal ZLD Treatment of FGD Purge Water Options Rev 3

Evaluation of Thermal ZLD Treatment of FGD Purge Water Options Rev 3

Case Study on Selenium Removal from a Combined FGD Wastewaterand Landfill Leachate for a Power Plant on the Ohio River

Case Study on Selenium Removal from a Combined FGD Wastewaterand Landfill Leachate for a Power Plant on the Ohio River

Demonstration Test of Iron Addition to an FGD Absorber to Enhance FlueGas Selenium Removal

Demonstration Test of Iron Addition to an FGD Absorber to Enhance FlueGas Selenium Removal

Evaluation of Carbon Sources for the Anaerobic Treatment of Flue GasDesulfurization (FGD) Wastewaters for Heavy Metals Removal

Evaluation of Carbon Sources for the Anaerobic Treatment of Flue GasDesulfurization (FGD) Wastewaters for Heavy Metals Removal

Innovative Monitoring and Control System Optimizes Cooling WaterTreatment Effectiveness

Innovative Monitoring and Control System Optimizes Cooling WaterTreatment Effectiveness

Novel Biocide Delivery for Improved Control of Biofilm Organisms

Novel Biocide Delivery for Improved Control of Biofilm Organisms

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Rudy Tamayo, Husky Energy

Ramesh Sharma, ConocoPhillips Company

George Crits, Aqua-Zeolite Sciences

Stephen Moylan, The Purolite Company

Bill Shaw, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies

Herman Nebrig, Southern Company Services

Vince Como, Black & Veatch

Michael Soller, Bowen Engineering Corporation

Kristin Collier, Burns & McDonnell

Thomas Higgins, CH2M HILL

William Kennedy, Orion Engineering, PLLC

Antonio Lau, Infilco Degremont, Inc.

Ray Post, ChemTreat Inc.

Bruce Chamberlain, Ashland Water Technology

Tom Armon, H-O-H Water Technology

Dorothy Reynolds, GE Power & Water, Water & Process

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IWC 11-29 Paper Yes


IWC 11-28 Paper Yes


IWC 11-27 Paper Yes

IWC 11-26 Paper Yes


IWC 11-25 Paper Yes


IWC 11-24 Paper Yes


IWC 11-23 Paper Yes

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Important Considerations for Pre-startup of Cooling Tower Water Systemsto Minimize Water Contacted Equipment Deterioration

Important Considerations for Pre-startup of Cooling Tower Water Systemsto Minimize Water Contacted Equipment Deterioration

Design of the Biotreatment Process For Chemical Agent Hydrolysate ByImmobilized Cell Bioreactor

Design of the Biotreatment Process For Chemical Agent Hydrolysate ByImmobilized Cell Bioreactor

Thirty Years of Successful Nitrogen Removal Using Deep BedDenitrification Filters in Florida

Thirty Years of Successful Nitrogen Removal Using Deep BedDenitrification Filters in Florida

Filtration of Soluble Metals and Organic Contaminants by NanoaluminaFiber Filters

Nutrient Control - The Key to a Low Environmental Impact Cooling WaterProgram

Nutrient Control - The Key to a Low Environmental Impact Cooling WaterProgram

Enzymatic Removal of Selenocyanate From Sour Water Stripper Bottoms

Enzymatic Removal of Selenocyanate From Sour Water Stripper Bottoms

Ceramic Membranes, Commercially Available Alternatives, OperatingPerformance, Successes and Failures

Ceramic Membranes, Commercially Available Alternatives, OperatingPerformance, Successes and Failures

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Technologies

Rick Kreuser, RTK Technologies Inc.

Paul Puckorius, Puckorius & Associates, Inc

Jill Sonstegard, GE Water

Yakup Nurdogan, Bechtel National, Inc.

John Schubert, HDR Engineering

David Pickard, Premier Magnesia LLC

F. Tepper, Argonide Corporation

Bob Goltz, The DOW Chemical Company

John Richardson, ChemTreat

John Christiansen, CDM, Inc.

Greg DeLozier, Novozymes A/S

Rick Szilagyi, WesTech Engineering

R. Gay-de-Montella, Worley Parsons Canada

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IWC 11-22 Paper Yes


IWC 11-21 Paper Yes


IWC 11-20 Paper Yes

IWC 11-19 Paper Yes

IWC 11-18 Paper Yes


IWC 11-17 Paper Yes


IWC 11-16 Paper Yes


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Performance, Successes and Failures

Challenges and Promises for Refinery Wastewater: Case Studies inUpgrading the WWTP under Many Constraints

Piloting Conventional and Emerging Industrial Wastewater TreatmentTechnologies for the Treatment of Oil Sands Process-Affected Water

Piloting Conventional and Emerging Industrial Wastewater TreatmentTechnologies for the Treatment of Oil Sands Process-Affected Water

Use of Mobile Technologies in the Design of Liquid and Solid RadwasteTreatment Systems For Nuclear Power Plants

Use of Mobile Technologies in the Design of Liquid and Solid RadwasteTreatment Systems For Nuclear Power Plants

Upgrade of Condensate Water Filtration System with High EfficiencyDisposable Filters

Operating Experience with Amine Form Condensate Polishing

Monitoring of Trace Levels of Ions In The Steam Cycle By MicrochipCapillary Electrophoresis

Monitoring of Trace Levels of Ions In The Steam Cycle By MicrochipCapillary Electrophoresis

Study of The Scaling Process By the Fast Controlled Precipitation Method:Application to Raw River Water

Study of The Scaling Process By the Fast Controlled Precipitation Method:Application to Raw River Water

Achieving Complete Lime Softening in a Deep Well Saline Water Sourcevia Solids Contact Process Treatment in the Presence of Natural OrganicMatter under Cold Weather Conditions

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John Christiansen, CDM

Jeff Easton, WesTech Engineering, Inc.

Richard Mah, Suncor Energy

James Braun, AVANTech

Jeanette Shoemaker, Bechtel Power Corp

Khalid Farooq, Pall Corp.

Lewis Crone, Dominion Nuclear Connecticut, Inc.

Dave Silverman, Advanced Water Engineering, Inc.

Kenneth Ogan, Advanced MicroLabs

Barbara Moriarty, Nalco Company

Olivier Horner, EDF R&D

Diane Martini, Sargent & Lundy

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IWC 11-15 Paper Yes


IWC 11-14 Paper Yes


IWC 11-13 Paper Yes


IWC 11-12 Paper Yes


IWC 11-11 Paper Yes


IWC 11-10 Paper Yes


IWC 11-09 Paper Yes


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Achieving Complete Lime Softening in a Deep Well Saline Water Sourcevia Solids Contact Process Treatment in the Presence of Natural OrganicMatter under Cold Weather Conditions

Monochloramine Removal by Activated Carbon – Design, Operating andMaintenance Considerations

Monochloramine Removal by Activated Carbon – Design, Operating andMaintenance Considerations

Forward Osmosis Applied to Desalination and Evaporative Cooling Make-up Water

Forward Osmosis Applied to Desalination and Evaporative Cooling Make-up Water

AMD Reuse and Other Sustainable Technologies

AMD Reuse and Other Sustainable Technologies

Sulfate Removal from Acid Mine Drainage for Potential Water Re-use

Sulfate Removal from Acid Mine Drainage for Potential Water Re-use

Mine Waste Clean-Up with Novel Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Materials

Mine Waste Clean-Up with Novel Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Materials

The Real Cost of ZLD for Shale Gas Frac Water in the Marcellus ShalePlay

The Real Cost of ZLD for Shale Gas Frac Water in the Marcellus ShalePlay

Evaluation of Brackish Groundwater Treatment for Use in HydraulicFracturing of the Bakken Formation, North Dakota

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John Williamson, Infilco Degremont, Inc

Stephanie Carr, Calgon Carbon Corporation

William Collentro, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Donald Kirk, University of Toronto

Peter Nicoll, Modern Water plc

Louiza Bell, Teck Metals Ltd

Scott Quinlan, P.E., C.B.C., GAI Consultants, Inc.

Joseph Swearman, Consol Energy

David Kratochvil, Ph.D., P.Eng, BioteQ EnvironmentalTechnologies

Tom Rutkowski, Golder Associates Inc.

Edward Rosenberg, Ph.D., University of Montana (UM)/PuritySystems Inc(PSI)

Dan Dudek, Siemens Industry, Inc.

William Shaw, P.E., HPD, LLC, a Veolia Water Solutions &Technologies company

John Schubert, HDR Engineering, Inc.

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IWC 11-08 Paper Yes


IWC 11-07 Paper Yes


IWC 11-06 Paper Yes


IWC 11-05 Paper Yes


IWC 11-04 Paper Yes


IWC 11-03 Paper Yes


IWC 11-02 Paper Yes


IWC 11-01 Paper Yes

IWC-10-71D Prepared Discussion

IWC-10-71 Paper Yes

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Fracturing of the Bakken Formation, North Dakota

Evaluation of Brackish Groundwater Treatment for Use in HydraulicFracturing of the Bakken Formation, North Dakota

NORM Removal from Hydrofracturing Water

NORM Removal from Hydrofracturing Water

Seawater Regeneration of PUROLITE® SST80™ shallow shell SAC resin

Seawater Regeneration of PUROLITE® SST80™ shallow shell SAC resin

Molybdate Removal by Ion Exchange

Molybdate Removal by Ion Exchange

Amine Chemistry – Update on Impact to Resin

Amine Chemistry – Update on Impact to Resin

Municipal Wastewater as an Alternative Feed Source for Industrial WaterNeeds

Municipal Wastewater as an Alternative Feed Source for Industrial WaterNeeds

Recovery and Recycling of Industrial Side-Stream Wastewater

Recovery and Recycling of Industrial Side-Stream Wastewater

Principles of a Liquid Desiccant Dehumidification System (LDDS) forWater Extraction from Combustion Gases.

Principles of a Liquid Desiccant Dehumidification System (LDDS) forWater Extraction from Combustion Gases.

MBBR AND DAF TREATMENT SOLUTIONS

MBBR AND DAF TREATMENT SOLUTIONS

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Bethany Kurz, Energy & Environmental Research Center

Jerry Penland, Chester Engineers

James Silva, Ph.D., General Electric Global Research

Dave Dally, Lanxess

Donald Downey, Purolite Company

Claude Gauthier, The Purolite Company

Andrew Bishop, ResinTech

Jim Wiegand, ChemTreat, Inc.

Gregory Bachman, Technology and Lab Services

Robert Bradley, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies

Katariina Majamaa, Dow Chemical Ibérica, S.L.

Arun Mittal, Aquatech International Corporation

Michael Chan, Duraflow, LLC

William Moore, Aquatech International Corporation

Bruce Folkedahl, Ph.D., Energy & Environmetal ResearchCenter

Chuck Hewell, P.E.-CLH Consulting, LLC

Chandler H. Johnson - World Water Works, Inc.

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IWC-10-70 Paper Yes

IWC-10-69 Paper Yes

IWC-10-68 Paper Yes

IWC-10-67 Paper Yes

IWC-10-66 Paper Yes

IWC-10-65D Prepared Discussion Yes

IWC-10-65 Paper Yes


IWC-10-64 Paper Yes


IWC-10-63 Paper Yes


IWC-10-62 Paper Yes


IWC-10-61 Paper Yes

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Horizontal Evaporators: An Option to Vertical Evaporators in SAGD

Horizontal Evaporators: An Option to Vertical Evaporators in SAGD

Field Comparison of a Novel Ultrasonic Microbial Control Program with aConventional Bromine Microbial Control Program


A New Mechanical Water Softener Using Plasma Discharge with anApplication to the Prevention of Mineral Fouling in Cooling Water

Water Recovery via Thermal Evaporative Processes For High Saline FracWater Flowback

NORM Removal from Frac Water in a Treatment Facility

NORM Removal from Frac Water in a Treatment Facility

Precipitation Reactions in Hydrofracturing Wastewater Treatment

Precipitation Reactions in Hydrofracturing Wastewater Treatment

Water Management: Treatment of Frac Water at Wellhead

Water Management: Treatment of Frac Water at Wellhead

Carbon Capture Technology Ramifications on Power Plant WaterTreatment

Carbon Capture Technology Ramifications on Power Plant WaterTreatment

Experiences Using Neutralizing Amines to Control pH and Minimize FACin a Combined-Cycle Power Plant

Experiences Using Neutralizing Amines to Control pH and Minimize FAC

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Sudhir D. Parab, P.Eng.-ConocoPhillips Canada Limited

J. Michael Marlett, P.E., P.Eng - Aquatech InternationalCorporation

Donald Weakley - Ashland Hercules Water Technologies

Phil Vella, Ph.D. - VRTX Technologies

Young Cho, Ph.D. - Drexel University

Joseph Tinto - GE Water & Process Technologies - RCCThermal

Jerry Penland-Chester Engineers

James Silva - GE Global Research Center

Scott C. Quinlan, P.E.-GAI Consultants, Inc.

John Schubert, P.E. - HDR Engineering, Inc.

Bradley D. Wolf, P.E.-Navigant Consulting

Chuck Kozora - Aquatech

Wayne Micheletti-Wayne C. Micheletti

Sandra Kolvick, P.E. - Fluor Enterprises, Inc.

Peter Lemke, PE-MWH Americas, Inc.

Robin Kluck - GE Water and Process Technologies

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IWC-10-60 Paper Yes


IWC-10-59 Paper Yes

IWC-10-58 Paper Yes

IWC-10-57 Paper Yes


IWC-10-56 Paper Yes

IWC-10-55 Paper Yes


IWC-10-54 Paper Yes


IWC-10-53 Paper Yes


IWC-10-52 Paper Yes


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in a Combined-Cycle Power Plant

Incorporating Safety into Water Treatment Design

Incorporating Safety into Water Treatment Design

Automated Selenium Analyzer for Water Quality Monitoring

Automated Selenium Analyzer for Water Quality Monitoring

Recycling Industrial Wastewater with Innovative Membrane Technologies

Novel Membrane Fouling Test Procedure to Compare Fouling-ResistantMembranes

Enhancing RO Permeate Recoveries with Cyclic Ion Exchange

Enhancing RO Permeate Recoveries with Cyclic Ion Exchange

Zero Discharge Desalination (ZDD) Technology - Ion SubstitutionElectrodialysis Maximizes Water Recovery for Inland Desalination

High Recovery Reverse Osmosis for Treatment of Produced Water

High Recovery Reverse Osmosis for Treatment of Produced Water

Comparison of Produced Water Evaporator Systems at Connacher GreatDivide and Algar

Comparison of Produced Water Evaporator Systems at Connacher GreatDivide and Algar

Scale and Deposit Formation in Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD)Facilities

Scale and Deposit Formation in Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD)Facilities

Characterization of Deposition and Metallurgical Degradation in OTSGOverheating Failures

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James Braun-AVANTech, inc.

Michele Funk, P.E. - Bechtel Power Corporation

Steve Gagnon-AVANTech, Inc.

Vladimir Dozortsev Ph.D. - TraceDetect Inc.

Henia Yacubowicz - Koch Membrane Systems

Gregg Poppe - Dow Water & Process Solutions

Carl Galletti-ResinTech, Inc.

Francis Boodoo - Purolite

Brad Biagini - N.A. Water Systems

Francis Boodoo-The Purolite Company

Robert J. Kimball, P.E., BCEE - CDM

Sudhir Parab-ConocoPhillips

Carolina Gonzalez - GE Water & Process Technologies

Claude Gauthier, P.Eng.-The Purolite Company

Hugh Goodman - Nalco Company

Ed Sylvester-ChemTreat, Inc.

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IWC-10-51 Paper Yes


IWC-10-50 Paper Yes


IWC-10-49 Paper Yes


IWC-10-48 Paper Yes


IWC-10-47 Paper Yes


IWC-10-46 Paper Yes


IWC-10-45 Paper Yes

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Overheating Failures

Characterization of Deposition and Metallurgical Degradation in OTSGOverheating Failures

Water Reuse for New and Existing Cooling Tower Systems- Guide Linesand Recent Experiences

Water Reuse for New and Existing Cooling Tower Systems- Guide Linesand Recent Experiences

Recycling Urine in Space

Recycling Urine in Space

Grey Water Treatment System for Duke Energy's Edwardsport IGCCPower Plant

Grey Water Treatment System for Duke Energy's Edwardsport IGCCPower Plant

Wide Particle Size Spectrum, High Efficiency Pleated Filters

Wide Particle Size Spectrum, High Efficiency Pleated Filters

Use of Fractal Liquid Distribution for Producing Demineralized Water forChlor-Alkali Industry

Use of Fractal Liquid Distribution for Producing Demineralized Water forChlor-Alkali Industry

Pilot Testing of Draft Tube-Enhanced Crystallization and Sand-BallastedSettling Technologies Proves New High-Rate Softening Application forRefineries

Pilot Testing of Draft Tube-Enhanced Crystallization and Sand-BallastedSettling Technologies Proves New High-Rate Softening Application forRefineries

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Paul Desch, Ph.D. - Nalco Company

David Clayton Ph.D.-PPM Services

Paul Puckorius - Puckorius & Associates, Inc.

J. Michael Marlett, P.E., P. Eng.-Aquatech

Patricia Mendoza Watson - NASA

Michele Funk-Bechtel Power Corporation

M. Adam Edwards - HPD, LLC

Kaivan Foroughi-Graver Technologies

Fred Tepper - Argonide Corporation

Loraine Huchler, P.E., CMC-MarTech Systems, Inc.

Richard Posa - SAMCO Technologies, Inc.

Robert T. O’Connell-WRA, Inc

Holly Johnson - N.A. Water Systems, a Veolia Water Solutions& Technologies Company

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IWC-10-44 Paper Yes


IWC-10-43 Paper Yes


IWC-10-42 Paper Yes


IWC-10-41 Paper Yes


IWC-10-40 Paper Yes


IWC-10-39 Paper Yes


IWC-10-38 Paper Yes


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Refineries

New and Unusual Items in Water Treatment

New and Unusual Items in Water Treatment

New Image-Based Water Analyzer for Real-Time Monitoring andResearch

New Image-Based Water Analyzer for Real-Time Monitoring andResearch

Degassed Acid Conductivity Used for the Steam Quality Monitoring:Concept, Specifications and Limitations

Degassed Acid Conductivity Used for the Steam Quality Monitoring:Concept, Specifications and Limitations

Benefits of Integrated Conductivity Sensors in Water Treatment Systems

Benefits of Integrated Conductivity Sensors in Water Treatment Systems

Corrosion Products Sampling

Corrosion Products Sampling

Low Temperature Crystallization Process is the Key to ZLD WithoutChemical Conditioning

Low Temperature Crystallization Process is the Key to ZLD WithoutChemical Conditioning

Achieving Zero Discharge at El Paso Electric Company's NewmanGenerating Station Using an Innovative EC-UF-RO System

Achieving Zero Discharge at El Paso Electric Company's NewmanGenerating Station Using an Innovative EC-UF-RO System

Scoping and Construction Considerations for Zero Liquid Discharge

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Steve Gagnon-AVANTech, Inc.

George Crits - Aqua-Zeolite Sciences, Inc.

William J. Herbert, Sr.-Global Chem-feed Solutions

Kent Peterson - Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc.

Nadan Vani-Bechtel OG & C

Markus Bernasconi - SWAN Analytische Instrumente AG

Colleen M. Layman, P.E.-Bechtel Power Corporation

David M. Gray - Mettler-Toledo Thornton, Inc.

Wayne Bernahl-W. Bernahl Enterprises Ltd.

Jeff McKinney - Sentry Equipment Corp

Matthias Loewenberg, Ph.D.-GEA Process Engineering Inc.

William Shaw, P.E. - HPD / Veolia Water Solutions &Technologies

Brian Heimbigner-Siemens Water Technologies

Jose Carlos Bustamante - El Paso Electric Company

Brian Clarke-Kiewitt Power Engineers Co.

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IWC-10-37 Paper Yes


IWC-10-36 Paper Yes

IWC-10-35 Paper Yes


IWC-10-34 Paper Yes


IWC-10-33 Paper Yes


IWC-10-32 Paper Yes


IWC-10-31 Paper Yes


IWC-10-30 Paper Yes


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Facilities

Scoping and Construction Considerations for Zero Liquid DischargeFacilities

Ultra Low Sulfate Resins for Condensate Polishing Applications in NuclearPower Plant

Ultra Low Sulfate Resins for Condensate Polishing Applications in NuclearPower Plant

Implementation of Zinc Injection at the San Onofre Nuclear GeneratingStation

Effects of Polyacrylic Acid on Ion exchange Resins

Effects of Polyacrylic Acid on Ion exchange Resins

Modeling Studies and Electrochemical Experiments on Amine Systems

Modeling Studies and Electrochemical Experiments on Amine Systems

Cooling Tower Designs for the Water-Constrained Nuclear World

Cooling Tower Designs for the Water-Constrained Nuclear World

In Situ Monitoring of Biofilm Growth and Disinfection using a ThermalAnalysis Measurement Technique

In Situ Monitoring of Biofilm Growth and Disinfection using a ThermalAnalysis Measurement Technique

State of the Art of Friendly "Green" Scale Control Inhibitors

State of the Art of Friendly "Green" Scale Control Inhibitors

Barium and Strontium Scale Chemistry and Prediction in Cooling WaterSystems

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Jim Beninati - HDR Engineering, Inc.

Terrence Heller-Purolite Company

Peter Yarnell, Ph.D. - Graver Technologies, LLC

Jonathon Muniga - Southern California Edison

David C. Auerswald-Southern California Edison

Douglas C. Kellogg - Siemens Water Technologies Corp.

Rosa Crovetto-GE Power & Water

James Bellows, Ph.D. - Siemens Energy, Inc.

Jim Cuchens-Southern Company

Christopher Kaplan - Bechtel Power Corporation

Jon Vernon-Lyondell Chemical Company

Olivier Horner - Electricite de France R&D

Michael H. Dorsey-DuPont Engineering

David Hasson - Rabin Desalination Laboratory, Grand WaterResearch Institute, Technion

Rickey E. Smith-Southern Company Services

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-10-29 Paper Yes


IWC-10-28 Paper Yes

IWC-10-27 Paper Yes


IWC-10-25 Paper Yes

IWC-10-24 Paper Yes


IWC-10-23 Paper Yes

IWC-10-21 Paper Yes


IWC-10-20 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Barium and Strontium Scale Chemistry and Prediction in Cooling WaterSystems

Successful Pilot Trial to Recycle Petrochemical Wastewater usingExternal Membrane Bioreactor in combination with High EfficiencyReverse Osmosis (HERO)

Successful Pilot Trial to Recycle Petrochemical Wastewater usingExternal Membrane Bioreactor in combination with High EfficiencyReverse Osmosis (HERO)

Resource Recovery from Refinery Wastewater Sludges and WasteConversion from Hazardous to Non-Hazardous - A Case Study at a MajorOil Refinery in Louisiana

State of Options In Petrochemicals Wastewater Treatment Processes

State of Options In Petrochemicals Wastewater Treatment Processes

Calcium Carbonate Scale Prediction Methods for Cooling Tower Waters-What is the Most Accurate, Where and Why Some Fail, and How to Utilizeto Provide Optimization of a Scale Control Program.

Development of Next Generation Phosphorus-Free Cooling WaterTreatment Technology

Development of Next Generation Phosphorus-Free Cooling WaterTreatment Technology

Produced Water Recovery at Seneca Resources Using Short Bed IonExchange

Corrosion Control in Inter-Site Pipeline Carrying Produced or RecycledWater in Oil-Sand

Corrosion Control in Inter-Site Pipeline Carrying Produced or Recycled

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Robert Ferguson - French Creek Software, Inc.

David Marrs, P.E.-Valero Energy Corporation

Arun Mittal - Aquatech International Corporation

Jared Meiser - Veolia Water

Bill Moore, P.E.-Aquatech

Rafique Janjua P.E. - Fluor

Paul Puckorius - Puckorius & Associates, Inc.

Vance Lumme-GE Water & Process Technologies

Ray Post - ChemTreat, Inc

Lewis Krause - Eco-Tec Inc.

Melonie Myszczyszyn-Canadian Natural Resources Limited

Jasbir Gill, Ph.D. - Nalco Company

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IWC-10-19 Paper Yes


IWC-10-18 Paper Yes


IWC-10-17 Paper Yes


IWC-10-16 Paper Yes


IWC-10-15 Paper Yes


IWC-10-14 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Water in Oil-Sand

Subsurface Wash and Backwash Effectiveness in SAC Vessels atCenovus’ Foster Creek SAGD Facilities

Subsurface Wash and Backwash Effectiveness in SAC Vessels atCenovus’ Foster Creek SAGD Facilities

ABMet: Setting the Standard for Selenium Removal

ABMet: Setting the Standard for Selenium Removal

Case Study: Cost-Minimization Approach to the Design, Procurement,Installation,and Commissioning of a FGD Wastewater Treatment Systemat a Power Station

Case Study: Cost-Minimization Approach to the Design, Procurement,Installation,and Commissioning of a FGD Wastewater Treatment Systemat a Power Station

Selenium Speciation and Partitioning in Wet FGD Systems

Selenium Speciation and Partitioning in Wet FGD Systems

Study of Deaerator Efficiency Improvement at a Manufacturing PlantUsing At Temperature ORP

Study of Deaerator Efficiency Improvement at a Manufacturing PlantUsing At Temperature ORP

Evaluating the Correlation of Low Conductivity Boiler Water Pitting andGeneralized Corrosion Analysis Compared to Coupons and On-LineWaterChemistry

Evaluating the Correlation of Low Conductivity Boiler Water Pitting andGeneralized Corrosion Analysis Compared to Coupons and On-Line

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Claude Gauthier P. Eng.-The Purolite Company

Tamer Antar, EIT - Cenovus Energy

A. Paul Togna, Ph.D.-Environmental Operating Solutions, Inc.

Jill Sonstegard - GE Power & Water Technologies

Thomas Lawry-HDR Engineering, Inc.

Tony Lau, Ph.D. - Infilco Degremont, Inc.

Corey A. Tyree, Ph.D.-Southern Company Services

Gary Blythe - URS Corporation

Douglas Dewitt-Dick-Champion Technologies

Richard Peterson - Nalco Company

Jim Robinson-GE Water & Process Technologies

Vickie G. Olson - Honeywell Field Solutions

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IWC-10-13 Paper Yes


IWC-10-12 Paper Yes


IWC-10-11 Paper Yes


IWC-10-10 Paper Yes


IWC-10-09 Yes


IWC-10-08 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Generalized Corrosion Analysis Compared to Coupons and On-LineWaterChemistry

Research Evaluation of Polyamine Chemistry for Boiler Treatment: PhaseDistribution and Steam Carry-over

Research Evaluation of Polyamine Chemistry for Boiler Treatment: PhaseDistribution and Steam Carry-over

Removal of Water Pollutants by Immobilized Magnetite Nano-particles

Removal of Water Pollutants by Immobilized Magnetite Nano-particles

Biological Treatment of Nitrate and Selenium: Two Pilot Case Studies ofActive and Passive Water Treatment

Biological Treatment of Nitrate and Selenium: Two Pilot Case Studies ofActive and Passive Water Treatment

Emerging Biological Selenium Removal Processes for RefineryWastewater

Emerging Biological Selenium Removal Processes for RefineryWastewater

Generating Power from Onion Waste

Generating Power from Onion Waste

Physico-Chemical Treatment of Biologically Treated PharmaceuticalWastewater: Efficiency of Fenton’s Reagent and Activated Carbon

Physico-Chemical Treatment of Biologically Treated PharmaceuticalWastewater: Efficiency of Fenton’s Reagent and Activated Carbon

Commissioning of Biological Nitrogen Removal from Cheese PlantWastewater Using an Alternate Carbon Source

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Roger Light-Dow Chemical Company

Rosa Crovetto - GE Power & Water, Water & ProcessTechnologies

Yongheng Huang, Ph.D., P.E.-Impaired Water Treatment

Adva Zach-Maor - Technion

David D. Friese-Applied Process Technologies

Tom Rutkowski - Golder Associates Inc.

Joon H. Min, Ph.D.-Psomas

Yakup Nurdogan, Ph.D., PE - Bechtel National, Inc.

Peter Lemke, PE-MWH Americas, Inc.

Juan Josse - HDR

Frank Johns, PE-Tetra Tech

Anal Chavan, Ph.D. - Siemens Information Systems Ltd.

Rafique Janjua, P.E.-Fluor

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-10-07 Paper Yes


IWC-10-06 Paper Yes


IWC-10-04 Paper Yes

IWC-10-03 Paper Yes

IWC-10-02 Paper Yes

IWC-10-01 Paper Yes

IWC-09-S13PD Panel Discussion Transcript Yes



IWC-09-70AC Authors Closure Yes

IWC-09-70 Paper Yes

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Wastewater Using an Alternate Carbon Source

Commissioning of Biological Nitrogen Removal from Cheese PlantWastewater Using an Alternate Carbon Source

Integrating Pollution Prevention and Water Footprint Reduction Initiatives

Integrating Pollution Prevention and Water Footprint Reduction Initiatives

Patent Law Developments That Affect Water Treatment Technology

Patent Law Developments That Affect Water Treatment Technology

A Report On Resin Separation and Backwash Efficiency of Mixed Bed IonExchange Resins

Amine Form Operation of Deep Bed Condensate Polishing Ion ExchangeResins

Design Considerations for Condensate Polishing Off-Site Regeneration

Aspects of Cycle Chemistry Control in Fossil-Fueled Steam GenerationSystems. A Panel Discussion Sponsored by the ASME Research andTechnology Committee.

HRSG & Boiler Tube Failure (BTF) Mechanisms, Analyses, & CorrectiveMeasures. Presentations and Panel Discussion Sponsored by the ASMEResearch and Technology Committee on Water & Steam in ThermalSystems

Optimizing Chemical Treatment of Condensate Systems in IndustrialPlants - Tools, Methods, and Strategies

Optimizing Chemical Treatment of Condensate Systems in IndustrialPlants - Tools, Methods, and Strategies

Optimizing Chemical Treatment of Condensate Systems in Industrial

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Eric Blumenstein - Golder Associates Inc.

Nandan Vani-Bechtel Power Corporation

David Nystuen - SES Environmental

David A. Velegol-Chester Engineers

Clifton E. McCann - Venable LLP

William Moore - Aquatech

Lewis Crone - Dominion Nuclear Connecticut, Inc.

Gerald (Jerry) Alexander - Siemens Water Technologies

Moderator: Deborah Bloom, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

Moderator; Robert Bartholomew, Sheppard T. PowellAssociates LLC, Baltimore, MD

IRVIN J. COTTON, Arthur Freedman Associates, Newport, RI

ROBIN W. KLUCK, JAMES O. ROBINSON, GE Water andProcess Technologies, Trevose, PA

ROBIN W. KLUCK, JAMES O. ROBINSON, GE Water and

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IWC-09-69 Paper Yes

IWC-09-68 Report Yes


IWC-09-67 Paper Yes



IWC-09-65 Paper Yes


IWC-09-64 Paper Yes


IWC-09-63 Paper Yes

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Plants - Tools, Methods, and Strategies

There is a Hurricane Coming - How Do I Prepare my Power Plant?

There is a Hurricane Coming - How Do I Prepare my Power Plant?

Advances in Analytical Techniques for Selenium Speciation Analysis andTheir Application for Characterization of Selenium in Wastewater

Development of an On-line Corrosion Product Monitoring System UsingLIBD Technology

Development of an On-line Corrosion Product Monitoring System UsingLIBD Technology

Evaluating On-Line High Purity Water Oxidation Reduction PotentialAnalysis for Boiler Feedwater Quality

Application of New Boiler Scale and Corrosion Control AutomationTechnology

Application of New Boiler Scale and Corrosion Control AutomationTechnology

Selective Removal of Ammonia and Nitrate from Cooling Tower Water byFunctional Adsorbents

Selective Removal of Ammonia and Nitrate from Cooling Tower Water byFunctional Adsorbents

Selective Silica Removal

Selective Silica Removal

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Process Technologies, Trevose, PA

ROGER W. LIGHT, The Dow Chemical Company, Freeport, TX

CHRISTOPHER VOTAVA, Cottonwood Energy, Deweyville, TX;J. C. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Stafford, TX

HAKAN GURLEYUK, RUSSELL GERARDS, Applied Speciationand Consulting, LLC, Tukwila, WA

CLAUDE GAUTHIER, P.Eng., The Purolite Company (Canada),Paris, ON, Canada

JEON SOO MOON, PYL YANG PARK, JAE KUEN LEE, KoreaElectric Power Research Institute, Daejoon, Korea

VICKIE G. OLSON, Honeywell Field Solutions, Atlanta, GA;JODIRAH GREEN, Progress Energy Carolinas Inc., Roxboro,NC

JOHN C. VOGT, Chemtreat, Inc, Glen Allen, VA

CHRISTINA FLEMING, JOHN OSTBERG, Nalco Company,Naperville, IL

ROBERT J. FERGUSON, French Creek Software, Inc.,Kimberton, PA

SHIRISH NAIK, SHARDUL KSHIRSAGAR, R. PARASHTEKAR,S KRISHNAN, KIRAN DESHPANDE, Thermax Ltd, Bhosari,Pune, India

LYLE KIRMAN, Tangent Company, LLC, Chagrin Falls, OH

PETER MEYERS, ResinTech, Inc., West Berlin, NJ

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IWC-09-62 Paper Yes



IWC-09-61 Paper Yes


IWC-09-60 Paper Yes


IWC-09-59 Paper Yes


IWC-09-58 Paper Yes


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The Improvement of Thermal Stability of Strong-acid Cation ExchangeFilter and Their Decomposition Mechanism

The Improvement of Thermal Stability of Strong-acid Cation ExchangeFilter and Their Decomposition Mechanism

Beyond “Green Technology”: Optimizing Energy Efficiency andEnvironmental Performance in Cooling Water Treatment



A Field Evaluation of Chemical and Pulsed Power Water Treatment

A Field Evaluation of Chemical and Pulsed Power Water Treatment

EPA Rule 316b - Compliant Passive Intake System for Cooling WaterSupply

EPA Rule 316b - Compliant Passive Intake System for Cooling WaterSupply

Cost-Effective New Liquid Halogen Biocide with Better Performance andReduced Corrosivity

Cost-Effective New Liquid Halogen Biocide with Better Performance andReduced Corrosivity

Automated Feed of Patented CW (Cooling Water) Oxidizing BiocideProvides "Best Practice" in Delivery of Chlorine Dioxide to Small-scale

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GEORGE J. CRITS, WILLLIAM RUNYAN, Idreco USA, WestChester, PA

SHOJI AOKI, JUNICHI KANNO, HIDEO KAWAZU, Ebara CleanEnvironment Co., Ltd., Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan; MAKOTOKOMATSU, Ebara Corporation, Ohta-ku, Tokyo, Japan

AL NEBRIG, Southern Company Generation, Birmingham, AL

MARY GLASS, Mexel USA, LLC, Arlington, VA; DENNISHUNTER YANKEE, Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville, TN

MARY GLASS, Mexel USA, LLC, Arlington, VA; DENNISHUNTER YANKEE, Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville, TN

LORAINE HUCHLER, PE, CMC, MarTech Systems, Inc.,Lawrenceville, NJ

M. P. PATTON, D. W. ALLEY, Clearwater Systems Corporation,Essex, CT

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Wayne C. Micheletti, Inc.,Charlottesville, VA

HENRY C. HUNT, Ranney Collector Wells, Columbus, OH

DAVE CHRISTOPHERSEN, Crown Solutions, a subsidiary ofVeolia Water Solutions & Technologies, Vandalia, OH

SANG-HEA SHIM, Justeq LLC, Northbrook, IL

GEORGE DIMOTSIS, Dripping Wet Water, Inc., Boerne, TX

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IWC-09-57 Paper Yes




IWC-09-54 Paper Yes


IWC-09-53 Paper Yes


IWC-09-52 Paper Yes



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Systems

Automated Feed of Patented CW (Cooling Water) Oxidizing BiocideProvides "Best Practice" in Delivery of Chlorine Dioxide to Small-scaleSystems

Automated Feed of Patented CW (Cooling Water) Oxidizing BiocideProvides "Best Practice" in Delivery of Chlorine Dioxide to Small-scaleSystems

Produced Water Recycle Reuse at the Oman Mukhaizna Oil Field

Optimization of SAGD Produced Water Evaporator Design and Impacts onBlowdown Disposal Options

Treatment of Oilfield Produced Water for Industrial Reuse

Treatment of Oilfield Produced Water for Industrial Reuse

Reuse of Water for Once Through Applications in Oil Sand

Reuse of Water for Once Through Applications in Oil Sand

New Low-Temperature ZLD Process

New Low-Temperature ZLD Process

ZLD Achieved for the Treatment of FGD Waste Water at Iatan Station

Evaluating Biological Treatment Technologies for the Removal of Mercury,Selenium, and Other Trace Metals in FGD Blowdown Water

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JOHN W. BYRNE, BASF Corporation, Wyandotte, MI

JOHN BYRNE, RICHARD McCAFFREY, BASF Catalysts, LLC,Iselin, NJ; KEITH HIRSCH, BASF Corporation, Wyandotte, MI

DAN BJORKLUND, Aquatech International Corporation,Hartland, WI

NATHAN S. HARALSON, GREGG L. WILSON, WILLIAM F.HEINS, GE Water & Process Technologies, Bellevue, WA

MILIND KULKARNI, Hatch & Associates, Calgary, AB, Canda

PETER R. LEMKE, KEVIN W. CONROY, Golder AssociatesInc., Denver, CO; ISAAC JURAWAN, PE., T.N. Ramnauth &Co. Ltd., Penal, Trinidad, W.I.

DOROTHY NEU, HPD/Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies,Pewaukee, WI

JASBIR S. GILL, PhD., Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

THOMAS E. HIGGINS, PhD., PE., CH2M Hill, Chantilly, VA

WILLIAM A. SHAW, PE., HPD, LLC, a Veolia Water Solutions &Technologies Company, Pewaukee, WI

GREG MANDIGO, Aquatech ICD, Hartland, WI

F. DAVID FITZGERALD, PE, Progress Energy (Contract),Raleigh, NC

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IWC-09-50 Paper Yes


IWC-09-49 Paper Yes


IWC-09-48 Paper Yes


IWC-09-47 Paper Yes


IWC-09-45 Panel Report Yes



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Evaluating Biological Treatment Technologies for the Removal of Mercury,Selenium, and Other Trace Metals in FGD Blowdown Water

A Zero Liquid Discharge Process for Boron Recovery from FGDWastewater

A Zero Liquid Discharge Process for Boron Recovery from FGDWastewater

Application Study on an Electrolytic Softening Reactor for the Removal ofCalcium Hardness in Cooling Tower Water Systems

Application Study on an Electrolytic Softening Reactor for the Removal ofCalcium Hardness in Cooling Tower Water Systems

An Update of Reuse Water Experiences in Cooling Tower Water Systems

An Update of Reuse Water Experiences in Cooling Tower Water Systems

The Impact of Water Reuse on Industrial Open Evaporative CoolingSystems

Organic Chemical Treatment of High Purity Boiler Feedwater –Advantages and Limitations

Cycle Chemistry Programs and Control in High and Medium PressureBoilers

Real-time Corrosion Product Transport Monitoring Using On-line Particle

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ERIC BLUMENSTEIN, KEVIN CONROY, JIM GUSEK, GolderAssociates, Inc, Lakewood, CO

ROBERT L. HAMILTON, PE., Hamilton Engineering, Inc.,Denver, CO

H. ROBERT GOLTZ, PhD., CHRIS EICHER, The DowChemical Company, Midland, MI; NAOMI LEVY, InfilcoDegremont, Inc., Richmond, VA

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, PhD, Arthur Freedman Associates,Inc., East Stroudsburg, PA

JEON SOO MOON, JAE KUEN LEE, PYL YANG PARK, KoreaElectric Power Research Institute, Daejoon, Korea

JAMES C. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Inc., Stafford,TXIWC-09-47D

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Arvada,CO

PETER ELLIOTT, GE Water & Process Technologies, Trevose,PA

JAMES ROBINSON, ROBIN KLUCK, ANTHONY ROSSI, GEWater and Process Technologies, Trevose, PA; LUISCARVALHO, GE Water and Process Technologies,Mississauga, ON, Canada

K. ANTHONY SELBY, Water Technology Consultants, Inc.,Evergreen, CO

JOE ZIMMERMAN, CHEMTRAC Systems, Inc, Norcross, GA

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IWC-09-41 Paper Yes


IWC-09-40 Paper Yes


IWC-09-39 Paper Yes


IWC-09-38 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Monitors

The Impact of Oxidizing Environment on Feedwater Corrosion and MetalTransport - New Tools and Findings

Toxic Dissolved and Dispersed Hydrocarbon Removal in IndustrialWastewater and Groundwater Treatment and Reuse with the MacroPorous Polymer Extraction Technology

Toxic Dissolved and Dispersed Hydrocarbon Removal in IndustrialWastewater and Groundwater Treatment and Reuse with the MacroPorous Polymer Extraction Technology

Innovative Ion Exchange Systems for Cost-Effective Increase in WaterReuse in Power Plants

Innovative Ion Exchange Systems for Cost-Effective Increase in WaterReuse in Power Plants

Innovative Water Reuse: Sustainable Water Management andConservation using Advanced (Hybrid) Cooling Technologies

Innovative Water Reuse: Sustainable Water Management andConservation using Advanced (Hybrid) Cooling Technologies

A Case Study: Process Evaluation, Design, Construction, and Start-up ofa Produced Water Treatment Plant in Equatorial Guinea, Africa

A Case Study: Process Evaluation, Design, Construction, and Start-up ofa Produced Water Treatment Plant in Equatorial Guinea, Africa

SAGD Fit-for-Purpose Boiler Feedwater Specification from EvaporatorDistillate

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DANIEL C. SAMPSON, Nalco Company, Vallejo, CA; JAMESMOEN, Roseville Energy Park, Roseville, CA

EDWARD V. CARR, Buckman USA, St. Louis, MO

DICK TH. MEIJER, VWS Oil & Gas / MPP Systems, VeoliaWater Solutions & Technologies, Ede, The Netherlands;KENNETH SEVERING, Whittier Filtration, Veolia WaterSolutions & Technologies, Santa Fe Springs, CA

STEPHEN DOMINICK, Siemens Water Technologies Corp.,Chicago, IL

MICHAEL BRATTY, DAVID KRATCHOVIL, DAVIDSANGUINETTI, SONGLIN YE, TERYL MURRAY, BioteQEnvironmental Technologies Inc., Vancouver, BC, Canada

JEFFREY S. MALLORY, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL

PETER G. DEMAKOS, PE, CHRIS IMIOLA, Niagara BlowerHeat Transfer Solutions, Buffalo, NY

KEVIN DRAKE, AMEC BDR Limited - Calgary, AB, Canada

BRIAN D. HUFF, ERIC BLUMENSTEIN, Golder Associates Inc.,Lakewood, CO

SUDHIR PARAB, Conoco Phillips Canada Limited, Calgary, AB,Canada

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IWC-09-37 Paper Yes


IWC-09-36 Paper Yes


IWC-09-35 Paper Yes


IWC-09-34 Paper Yes


IWC-09-33 Paper Yes

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Steam Generation Using Produced Water: Lessons Learned

Steam Generation using Produced Water: Lessons Learned

Trace Mercury Removal from Flue Gas Desulfurization Wastewater

Trace Mercury Removal from Flue Gas Desulfurization Wastewater

Intercomparison of Different Technologies for the Quantitation of TotalMercury in Complex Waste Streams

Intercomparison of Different Technologies for the Quantitation of TotalMercury in Complex Waste Streams

Monitoring the Chloride Level in Wet FGD Absorbers with an On-lineConductivity Transmitter

Monitoring the Chloride Level in Wet FGD Absorbers with an On-lineConductivity Transmitter

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KEITH R. MINNICH, PE., VWS Oil & Gas, Calgary, AB,Canada; DOROTHY NEU, Veolia Water Solutions &Technologies/HPD, Pewaukee, WI; J. LUKE DRONE, VeoliaWater Solutions & Technologies/HPD, Plainfield, IL

KEITH R. MINNICH, PE., VWS Oil & Gas, Calgary, AB,Canada; DOROTHY NEU, Veolia Water Solutions &Technologies/HPD, Pewaukee, WI; J. LUKE DRONE, VeoliaWater Solutions & Technologies/HPD, Plainfield, IL

MELONIE MYSZCZYSZYN, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.,Bonnyville, AB, Canada

MARTIN R. GODFREY, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

WILLIAM M. KENNEDY, PE., Orion Engineering, PLLC,Charlotte, NC

MARK OWENS, PE., Degremont Technologies, Richmond, VA;H. ROBERT GOLTZ, PhD., The Dow Chemical Company,Midland, MI; DEAN MINGEE, ROBERT KELLY, PhD.,Degremont North American Research & Development,Richmond, VA

FREDERICK W. VANCE, PhD, Dow Water & ProcessSolutions, Midland, MI

RUSSELL GERARDS, JACOB MEYER, Applied Speciation andConsulting, LLC, Tukwila, WA

COREY A. TYREE, PhD., Southern Company Services,Birmingham, AL

JOHN J. KIM, PE., PhD., JJK Water Technology, Inc.,Huntersville, NC; ROBBIN M. JOLLY, Duke Energy Corp,

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IWC-09-32 Paper Yes







IWC-09-27 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Conductivity Transmitter

Source Water Challenges from Three FGD Makeup Water TreatmentSystems

Source Water Challenges from Three FGD Makeup Water TreatmentSystems

A Review of Hydrogen Damage and Phosphate Gouging CorrosionMechanisms

Oxygen Corrosion and Corrosion Fatigue Boiler Tube Failure CaseHistories

HRSG FAC

The Impact of Feedwater and Condensate Return Excursions on BoilerSystem Component Failures

Evaluation of RO, Organic Trap, and Carbon Filter for Organic Removalfrom a Distillate Feed Water: A Case Study from a Zero-Liquid DischargePower Plant with Surface and Reclaimed Water Sources for Cooling



Zero Liquid Discharge at General Motors San Luis Potosi AutomotiveComplex Using OPUS Technology

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Huntersville, NC; ROBBIN M. JOLLY, Duke Energy Corp,Belmont, NC

MILTON OWEN, URS Corporation, Austin, TX

THOMAS LAWRY, HDR Engineering, Inc, Pittsburgh, PA

DAVID DANIELS, M&M Engineering Associates Inc., Austin, TX

EWA M. LABUDA, ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, Sheppard T.Powell Associates, LLC, Baltimore, MD

BILL BOYD, MARK VOGT, Dynegy Generation, O'Fallon, IL

MEL J. ESMACHER, PE., GE Water & Process Technologies,The Woodlands, TX; ANTHONY ROSSI, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Trevose, PA


EMMANUEL QUAGRAINE, PhD., Shand Power Station,SaskPower, Estevan, SK, Canada; KEITH HILL, FREDRICKOMOROGBE, Saskatchewan Power Corporation, SK, Canada

EMMANUEL QUAGRAINE, PhD., Shand Power Station,SaskPower, Estevan, SK, Canada; KEITH HILL, FREDRICKOMOROGBE, Saskatchewan Power Corporation, SK, Canada

DAVID VELEGOL, Jr., Chester Engineers, Moon Township, PA

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IWC-09-26 Paper Yes


IWC-09-25 Paper Yes


IWC-09-24 Paper Yes



IWC-09-23 Paper Yes


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Achieving the First Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Treatment of SaltyWastewater and Ammonium Sulfate for the Coal Liquefaction Industry inChina

Achieving the First Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Treatment of SaltyWastewater and Ammonium Sulfate for the Coal Liquefaction Industry inChina

Contaminant Reduction by Ozone Treatment in a Pharmaceutical WaterApplication

Contaminant Reduction by Ozone Treatment in a Pharmaceutical WaterApplication

Technology Selection Tools for Boiler Feedwater Applications (high puritywater)



Refinery Wastewater Treatment using Heavy Canadian Crude for FeedStock

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LAWRENCE V. KRZESOWSKI, General Motors, Warren, MI;LNSP NAGGHAPPAN, DAVID E. PARKER, N.A. WaterSystems, a Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies Company,Moon Township, PA

LAWRENCE V. KRZESOWSKI, General Motors, Warren, MI;LNSP NAGGHAPPAN, DAVID E. PARKER, N.A. WaterSystems, a Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies Company,Moon Township, PA

DIANE R. MARTINI, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL

BRUCE KASNITZ, GREGG WILSON, ROBERT SOLOMON,GE Water and Process Technologies, Bellevue, WA

BARBARA SCHILLING, Degremont Technologies, ElmwoodPark, NJ

ANDREW COLLENTRO, Water Consulting Specialists, Inc.,Doylestown, PA

GREGORY OSEN, Christ Water Technology Americas, LLC,New Britain, CT

ROCH LAFLAMME, ROBERT GERARD, Montreal-AmsterdamGE Water and Process Technologies

ROCH LAFLAMME, ROBERT GERARD, Montreal-AmsterdamGE Water and Process Technologies,

RAFIQUE JANJUA, Fluor Corporation, Sugar Land, TX

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IWC-09-17 Paper Yes



IWC-09-16 Paper Yes


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Stock

Refinery and Heavy Oil Production Wastewater Recycle and Reuse

Oil-In-Water Fluorescence Sensor in Wastewater Applications

Circular API Separators in Refinery Service

Selenium Removal from Refinery Wastewater

Meeting Environmental Aquatic Challenges for the Next Generation ofNuclear Plant Construction

Meeting Environmental Aquatic Challenges for the Next Generation ofNuclear Plant Construction

Cycle Chemistry Challenges Facing the New Generation of Nuclear PowerFacilities



Well, How Long is it Gonna Take?

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MIKE BRADFORD, Jacobs Consultancy, Houston, TX; IANBUCHANAN, Jacobs Consultancy Canada, Calgary, Canada;IAN MOORE, Jacobs Consultancy UK Ltd, London, England

VADIM MALKOV, PhD., Hach Company, Loveland, CO;DIETMAR SIEVERT, PhD., Hach Lange GmbH, Duesseldorf,Germany

MIKE L. BRADFORD, SHAUN T. KUSEK, PhD., JacobsConsultancy Inc., Houston, TX

AVIJIT DEY, PhD., RAJENDRA KULKARNI, BechtelCorporation, Houston, TX

COLLEEN M. LAYMAN, PE, Bechtel Power Corporation,Frederick, MD

RAYMOND M. POST, PE., RICHARD H. TRIBBLE, HELEN R.CERRA, ChemTreat, Inc., Glen Allen, VA; TONY BANKS,Dominion Virginia Power, Glen Allen, VA

RONALD M. HORN, GE Energy, SANDY J. SCHEXNAILDER,GE Water & Process Technologies, Dallas, TX

EARNESTINE JOHNSON, JEANETTE SHOEMAKER,CHRISTOPHER HUTH, KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel PowerCorporation, Frederick, MD

EARNESTINE JOHNSON, JEANETTE SHOEMAKER,CHRISTOPHER HUTH, KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel PowerCorporation, Frederick, MD

AMARDEEP VENUS KAUR, Southern California Edison,

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IWC-09-13 Paper Yes


IWC-09-12 Paper Yes


IWC-09-11 Paper Yes


IWC-09-10 Paper Yes


IWC-09-09 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


The Hybrid Ceramic Membrane System in WTP

Use of Unique Fractional Electro Deionization in Power Plant Application

Use of Unique Fractional Electro- Deionization (FEDI) in Power PlantApplication

Prevention of Calcium Phosphate Fouling in Waste Water Reuse ROPlant.

Prevention of Calcium Phosphate Fouling in Waste Water Reuse ROPlant.

Case History of a Water Treatment System in Puerto Rico

Case History of a Water Treatment System in Puerto Rico

Instrumentation and Controls Necessary to Properly Monitor ReverseOsmosis Systems

Instrumentation and Controls Necessary to Properly Monitor ReverseOsmosis Systems

Biological Nitrogen Removal from Cheese Plant Wastewater Using anAlternate Carbon Source

Biological Nitrogen Removal from Cheese Plant Wastewater Using anAlternate Carbon Source

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Westminster, CA

BUM SOO CHOI, LEE SOO YOON, DONG SUN SHIN, Kwater,Daejeon, South Korea

BILL LOYD, The Dow Chemical Company, Minneapolis , MN

DEVESH MITTAL, V. J. NATHAN, Aquatech InternationalCorporation, Canonsburg, PA; NARENDER SINGH BISHT,Aquatech Systems Asia, Pune, India

GREGG POPPE, SCOTT BEARDSLEY, The Dow ChemicalCompany, Minneapolis, MN

STEPHEN P. CHESTERS, FERNANDO DEL VIGO, EDWARDG. DARTON, Genesys International Limited, Winsford Cheshire,UK

JONATHAN WOOD, Siemens Water Technologies, Lowell, MA

STEVEN R. GAGNON, JEFF HARTMAN, AVANTech, Inc.,Columbia, SC

JANE KUCERA, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

JOSEPH P. VANDEHEY, Global Water Treatment

MICHAEL L. PUDVAY, Infilco Degremont, Inc., Richmond, VA

PAMELA EDRICH, ERIC BLUMENSTEIN, PAUL PIGEON,Golder Associates Inc., Denver, CO; JOE MIDDLEBROOKS,Independent Consultant, Superior, CO; SHELDON KNAPP,DOUGLAS PETTINGER, Glanbia Foods, Gooding, ID

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IWC-09-08 Paper Yes


IWC-09-07 Paper Yes


IWC-09-06 Paper Yes


IWC-09-05 Paper Yes



IWC-09-03 Paper Yes

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Sustainable Reuse of Wastewater and Biosolids for Agriculture in theManchay District of Lima Peru

Sustainable Reuse of Wastewater and Biosolids for Agriculture in theManchay District of Lima Peru

Biological Treatment Solves Fruit Processor’s Discharge Dilemma

Biological Treatment Solves Fruit Processor’s Discharge Dilemma

Patent Pitfalls: Why Calgon and Clearwater Patents Failed, and How toAvoid Similar Outcomes

Patent Pitfalls: Why Calgon and Clearwater Patents Failed, and How toAvoid Similar Outcomes

Evaluation of Treatment Techniques for Selenium Removal

Evaluation of Treatment Techniques for Selenium Removal

MBBR Technology Provides Easy Upgrade for Mature Landfill TreatmentSystems



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BRENT W. COWAN, CSC Technology, Inc., Coatesville, PA

ANTON G. CALLERY, ITT Water & Wastewater S.A., Callao,Lima, Peru

BRIAN P. FLYNN, PE, BCEE, MRE Associates, Austin, TX

SHASHI GORUR, Siemens Water Technologies, Warrendale,PA; ROBERT MILLER, Mariani Packing Co., Inc., Vacaville, CA

RICHARD POSA, JOHN WALISZEWSKI, SAMCOTechnologies, Inc., Buffalo, NY

CLIFTON E. McCANN, CHRISTOPHER S. CROOK, VenableLLP, Washington, DC

CLAUDE GAUTHIER, P.Eng., The Purolite Company, Paris,ON, Canada

KYLE SMITH, Dow Water and Process Solutions; Midland, MI;ANTONIO O. LAU, PhD., Infilco Degremont Inc, Richmond, VA,FREDRICK W. VANCE, PhD, Dow Water and ProcessSolutions; Midland, MI;

JERRY PENLAND, Chester Engineers, Moon Township, PA

CHRISTIAN CABRAL, EVA SANTOS, MARK SMOCK,WILLIAM KELLY, N.A. Water Systems, a Veolia WaterSolutions & Technologies Company, Vandalia, OH

CHRISTIAN CABRAL, EVA SANTOS, MARK SMOCK,WILLIAM KELLY, N.A. Water Systems, a Veolia WaterSolutions & Technologies Company, Vandalia, OH

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IWC-09-02 Paper Yes



IWC-09-01 Paper Yes

IWC-09~00 Keynote Address No



IWC-08-76 Paper Yes


IWC-08-75 Paper Yes

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Three-Phase Mining Effluent Treatment Plant to Meet Stringent Standards

Three-Phase Mining Effluent Treatment Plant to Meet Stringent Standards

How A Media Filter, With Sustainable “Green” Media, and InnovativeMedia Regeneration Design, solved 3 Major Process Water Problems at aU.S. Aluminum Mill



Water Treatment in Hydrocarbon Processing and Chemical ProcessingSteam Systems - Practical Answers to Your Qustions

Trace Contaminant Removal from Ground and Waste Waters withSelective and Non-Selective Media

Trace Contaminant Removal from Ground and Waste Waters withSelective and Non-Selective Media

Porous Polymers Via Macroreticular Synthesis: Nature and Applications

Porous Polymers Via Macroreticular Synthesis: Nature and Applications

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ANDREW STERN, Chester Engineers, Charleroi, PA

CHRISTOPHER HOWELL, DAVE CHRISTOPHERSEN, CrownSolutions Co., LLC – a Veolia Water Solutions & TechnologiesCompany,Vandalia, OH

JOHN SCHUBERT, PE., HDR, Pittsburgh, PA

JOE HALIGOWSKI, Filtra Systems Company, Farmington Hills,MI

JOE HALIGOWSKI, Filtra Systems Company, Farmington Hills,MI

DAVID KLANECKY, Global Research & Development, (R&D),Director of Dow Water & Process Solutions, Edina, MN

Panel Discussiom Moderator: James Robinson, GE Water &Process Technologies, Trevose, PA

PETER RITCHEY, Severn Trent Water Purification, Inc.,Pittsburgh, PA

H. ROBERT GOLTZ, PhD, Dow Chemical, Midland, MI

WILLIAM C. ZAVORA, PE, Calgon Carbon Corporation, SantaFe Springs, CA

ROBERT L. ALBRIGHT, PhD, Albright Consulting,Southampton, PA

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IWC-08-74 Paper Yes


IWC-08-73 Paper Yes


IWC-08-72 Paper Yes


IWC-08-71 Paper Yes

IWC-08-70D Prepared DiscussionPowerpoint

Yes

IWC-08-70 Paper Yes

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Use of High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis (HERO), Brine ConcentrationandCrystallization at the World's First Two Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)Ethanol Plants

Use of High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis (HERO), Brine ConcentrationandCrystallization at the World's First Two Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)Ethanol Plants

Navajo Generating Station – 25 Years of Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)

Navajo Generating Station – 25 Years of Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)

Evaporation of Wastewaters Containing Highly Soluble Salts

Evaporation of Wastewaters Containing Highly Soluble Salts

Achieving Reliable Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Treatment of Gray Waterat a Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) Power Plant

Achieving Reliable Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Treatment of Gray Waterat an Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) Power Plant

Water Conservation Strategies at Electric Generating Stations

Water Conservation Strategies at Electric Generating Stations

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ARUN MITTAL, Aquatech International Corporation,Canonsburg, PA

RUSSELL VANDENBERG, NIMAI MILLER , GE Water &Process Technologies, RCC Thermal Products, Bellevue, WA;WILLIAM McCLAIN, GE Water & Process Technologies,Phoenix, AZ.

MICHAEL L. WISDOM, P. E., ContourGlobal, Houston, TX

ROBERT B. PETERSON, JERRY N. KOGER,, Salt RiverProject, Page, AZ; TIMOTHY J. RITTOF, HPD, LLC,Plainfield,IL

MICHAEL C. PRESTON, Black & Veatch Corporation, OverlandPark, KS

WILLIAM A. SHAW, P.E., HPD, LLC, a Veolia Water Solutions& Technologies Company, Pewaukee, WI

WILLIAM E. MOORE, Fluor Enterprises, Inc., Sugar Land, TX

LANNY WEIMER, CAROLINA GONZALEZ, ROBERTSOLOMON, GE Water & Process Technologies, Ellicott City,MD

JOHN T. LUCEY, Jr., HDR Engineering, Pittsburgh, PA

ANDREW MARKLE, P.Eng., MPR Associates Inc., Alexandria,VA

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IWC-08-69 Paper Yes


IWC-08-68 Paper Yes


IWC-08-67 Paper Yes



IWC-08-66 Paper Yes



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Technical Assessment of Water Reuse in Consideration of EmergingPollutants



Design Considerations for Upgrading POTWs to Treat Power PlantWastewater Discharges

Design Considerations for Upgrading POTWs to Treat Power PlantWastewater Discharges

Keeping it Green at the Landfill - Cogeneration, Evaporation andMembrane Technology for the Treatment of Landfill Leachate

Keeping it Green at the Landfill - Cogeneration, Evaporation andMembrane Technology for the Treatment of Landfill Leachate

Evaluating Impacts of FCCU Scrubber Purge Water Discharges onRefinery Biological Treatment



Integrated Fixed-Film/ Activated Sludge (IFAS) for Refinery andPetrochemical Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades

Tank Internal Floating Roofs, Description and Selection Guidelines

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ALFONSO SALINAS, Crown Solutions, Vandalia, OH

CHRISTOPHER STACKLIN, PE., JERRY EVANGELISTA, PE.,Orange County Sanitation District, Fountain Valley, CA

CHRISTOPHER STACKLIN, PE., JERRY EVANGELISTA, PE.,Orange County Sanitation District, Fountain Valley, CA

CHRISTIAN CABRAL, NA Water Systems, Pittsburgh, PA

BRIAN AYLAIAN, HONG YIN, Metcalf & Eddy/AECOM, Laurel,MD

BRIAN AYLAIAN, Metcalf & Eddy/AECOM, Laurel, MD

CRISTINA DEL PICCOLO, Led Italia srl., Zoppola, PN, Italy;TINA MASTERS ODUM, P.E. Crown Solutions, Vandalia, OH

J. C. DROMGOOLE, Fortbend Services, Inc., Stafford, TX

FRANK J. CASTALDI, Brown and Caldwell, Austin, TX; JEFFALLEN, P.E., Brown and Caldwell, Saint Paul, MN

FRANK J. CASTALDI, Brown and Caldwell, Austin, TX; JEFFALLEN, P.E., Brown and Caldwell, Saint Paul, MN

CASEY MUELLER, RUSS GRILLO Frontier Refining, Inc.,Cheyenne, WY; RAMESH KALLURI, Kalluri Group, Inc.,Houston, TX ; SARAH HUBBELL,, WAYNE FLOURNOY, EntexTechnologies, Inc., Chapel Hill, NC

DON VACKER, Bechtel Corporation, Houston, TX

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IWC-08-64 Paper Yes


IWC-08-61D3 Prepared Discussion Yes




IWC-08-61 Paper Yes




IWC-08-57 Paper No


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Tank Internal Floating Roofs, Description and Selection Guidelines

Oil / Water Separation Techniques Applied to Circular Designs

Challenges in Meeting Condensate, Feedwater, and Steam/Water QualityLimits during Startup and Commissioning of Multi Pressure CombinedCycle Power Plants - EPC Perspective





Water Conservation at Lindsay Olive Growers

Sustainable Wastewater Reuse – Water Quality Modeling for Near ZLD

Wastewater Treatment Challenges from an Ethanol Plant Recycle System

Unique Wastewater Processing Application at River Bend Nuclear Station

An Innovative Approach for Processing “SAGD” Produced Water

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MICHAEL J. DOXEY, PE, HMT Inc., Tomball, TX

TYSON GOLLAHER, PE. WesTech Engineering, Inc, Salt LakeCity, UT; RICK SZILAGYI, WesTech Engineering, Inc., Chicago,IL, JIM WOODS, WesTech Engineering, Inc, Salt Lake City

ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, Sheppard T. PowellAssociates, LLC, Baltimore, MD

JOSEPH E. SCHROEDER, Nooter/Eriksen St. Louis, MO.

WILLIAM E. MOORE, Fluor Enterprises, Inc., Sugar Land, TX;

CHRISTOPHER HUTH, COLLEEN LAYMAN, KUMAR SINHA,Bechtel Power Corp., Frederick, MD

CHRISTOPHER HUTH, COLLEEN LAYMAN, KUMAR SINHA,Bechtel Power Corp., Frederick, MD

NAOMI LEVY, Infilco Degremont Technologies, Richmond, VA

PRIT KOTECHA, Suncor Energy Inc., Fort McMurray, AB,Canada

THOMAS LAWRY, HDR Engineering, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

TRACY BARKER, JIM BRAUN, AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC

PETER MIDGLEY, Christ Water Technology Americas, LLC,

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IWC-08-56 Paper Yes


IWC-08-55 Paper Yes



IWC-08-53 Paper Yes


IWC-08-52 Paper Yes


IWC-08-51 Paper Yes


IWC-08-50 Paper Yes

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An Innovative Approach for Processing “SAGD” Produced Water

Technical Advancements in SAGD Evaporative Produced WaterTreatment

Technical Advancements in SAGD Evaporative Produced WaterTreatment

Innovations in Produced Water Treatment for SAGD

Design & Construction of a Riverbank Filtration Cooling Water Supply foran IGCC Station

Design & Construction of a Riverbank Filtration Cooling Water Supply foran IGCC Station

A New Framework for the Management of Cooling System Dynamics

A New Framework for the Management of Cooling System Dynamics

Utilization of Salt Water as the Source for Make-Up Water in Wet CoolingTowers

Utilization of Salt Water as the Source for Make-Up Water in Wet CoolingTowers

Defining Green Technology in Water Treatment for Cooling WaterSystems

Defining Green Technology in Water Treatment for Cooling Water

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New Britain, CT

RAFIQUE JANJUA, PE, Fluor Daniel Corporation., Sugar Land,TX

JASBIR S. GILL, PhD. Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

WILLIAM HEINS, GE Water & Process Technologies, Bellevue,WA

DOROTHY NEU,, PE, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies,Pewaukee, WI; KEITH MINNICH, PE, Veolia Water Solutions &Technologies, Calgary, AB, Canada, MARK NICHOLSON,Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, Pewaukee

COLLEEN M. LAYMAN, PE, Bechtel Power Corporation,Frederick, MD

HENRY C. HUNT, Ranney Collector Wells, Columbus, OH

KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Corporation, Frederick, MD

DONALD A. JOHNSON, Nalco Corporation, Naperville, IL; G. S.TOWNSEND, Nalco Corporation, Northwich,

RAYMOND M. POST, PE, ChemTreat, Inc., Glen Allen, VA

NATASHA JONES, LUC DE BACKER, PhD, Bechtel PowerCorporation, Frederick, MD

TIMOTHY EGGERT, GE Water & Process Technologies, SealBeach, CA

JAMES GREEN, Heisler Green, Downers Grove, IL

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IWC-08-49 Paper Yes


IWC-08-48 Paper Yes



IWC-08-47 Paper Yes


IWC-08-46 Paper Yes


IWC-08-45 Paper Yes


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Systems

Puckorius Scaling Index as Applied to Dolphin (Pulsed Power) Non-chemical Water Treatment

Puckorius Scaling Index as Applied to Dolphin (Pulsed Power) Non-chemical Water Treatment

Auditing a Reverse Osmosis System

Auditing a Reverse Osmosis System

Ultra Filtration Improves Performance of RO Unit Treating Cooling TowerBlow Down in a Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Plant



Comparing Conventional and Membrane Pre-Treatment on SeawaterOsmosis Desalination Plants

Comparing Conventional and Membrane Pre-Treatment on SeawaterOsmosis Desalination Plants

Innovations in Ion-Exchange Technology for the Removal of Sulphate

Innovations in Ion-Exchange Technology for the Removal of Sulphate

Squeezing a Few More Years of Life from a 30+ Year Old Packed Bed

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LORRAINE HUCHLER, PE, CMC, MarTech Systems Inc.,Lawrenceville, NJ

DAVID ALLEY, Clearwater Systems, Essex, CT; PAULPUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates Inc., Arvada, CO

SCOTT BEARDSLEY, The Dow Chemical Company,Minneapolis, MN


CRAIG COCKERHAM, Fluor Corporation, Sugar Land, TX

VENKAT JAGANNATHAN, Aquatech International Corporation,Canonsburg, PA; RAMIRO RIVERA, CARLOS ALEQUIN, AESPuerto Rico, L.P, Guayama, PR

VENKAT JAGANNATHAN, Aquatech International Corporation,Canonsburg, PA; RAMIRO RIVERA, CARLOS ALEQUIN, AESPuerto Rico, L.P, Guayama, PR


PAUL CHOULES, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies,Houston, TX

PARAG DEVAL, Thermax Limited, Novi, MI,

DAVID KRATOCHVIL, BRAD MARCHANT, MICHAELBRATTY, RICK LAWRENCE, BioteQ EnvironmentalTechnologies Inc., Vancouver, BC, Canada

JAMES D. SHIVERS, Ion Exchange LLC, Glendora, CA

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IWC-08-44 Paper Yes

IWC-08-43D Prepared DiscussionPowerpoint

Yes


IWC-08-43 Paper Yes


IWC-08-42 Paper Yes


IWC-08-41 Paper Yes


IWC-08-40 Paper Yes



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Demineralizer

Squeezing a Few More Years of Life from a 30+ Year Old Packed BedDemineralizer

Ion Exchange Applications of Simulation Technology



Dual Functionality Acrylic Anion Resin in a Demineraliser System - A CaseStudy at Interquisa Canada

Dual Functionality Acrylic Anion Resin in a Demineraliser System - A CaseStudy at Interquisa Canada

Cooling Water Hardness and Chloride Reduction (A Novel ChemicalTreatment)

Cooling Water Hardness and Chloride Reduction (A Novel ChemicalTreatment)

Solid Chemical Programs for Scale and Corrosion Control in CoolingWater Systems: Delivering Sustainable Development

Solid Chemical Programs for Scale and Corrosion Control in CoolingWater Systems: Delivering Sustainable Development

A New Aid for Managing Biofouling in Cooling Systems


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PETER MEYERS, ResinTech, Inc., West Berlin, NJ

KYLE SMITH, JIM SUMMERFIELD, The Dow ChemicalCompany, Midland, MI

MICHAEL GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, Inc., West Berlin, NJ

MICHAEL GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, Inc., West Berlin, NJ

TOM SCHENDEL, Mechanical Engineering Company, Inc.,Houston, TX

CHRISTIAN BEAULE, The Purolite Company, Paris, ON,Canada; DAVID BOULANGER, Interquisa Canada, Montreal,QC, Canada

AKLIMA HOSSAIN, PE, HDR|Cummins and Barnard, Inc., AnnArbor, MI

ALAN M. YEOMAN, CHEMICO International, Inc., Duluth, GA;SAM R. OWENS, CHEMICO International, Inc., Corpus Christi,TX

J. C. DROMGOOLE, Fortbend Services, Inc., Stafford, TX

STEVEN M. BILEK, NATHANIEL T. GREENE, BARBARA E.MORIARTY, ROBERT S. WALICKI, Nalco Company,Naperville, IL

ANDREW J. COOPER, Ph.D., Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

CHARLES ASCOLESE, GE Water & Process Technologies,Port Matilda, PA

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IWC-08-39 Paper Yes





IWC-08-36 Paper Yes


IWC-08-35 Paper Yes



IWC-08-33 Paper Yes

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Unique Cooling Water Exchanger Inspection Technique

Unique Cooling Water Exchanger Inspection Technique

Treatment of Coal Bed Methane Produced Water Using Short Bed IonExchange

Alkalinity. The Joker in the Pack

Alkalinity. The Joker in the Pack

Profiling and Minimization of WAC and SAC Regenerant Waste throughConductivity Recycling

Profiling and Minimization of WAC and SAC Regenerant Waste throughConductivity Recycling

Resin Cleaning of SAC and WAC Resins in SAGD - Enhanced OilRecovery (EOR) Applications

ZLD Systems Installed for ENEL Power Plants in Italy

ZLD Systems Installed for ENEL Power Plants in Italy

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Port Matilda, PA

CHARLES ASCOLESE, GE Water & Process Technologies,Port Matilda, PA

PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Arvada, CO

CHRIS FRIESEN, P.Eng., NOVA Chemicals Corporation, RedDeer, AB, Canada

MICHAEL SHEEDY, PAUL ROBINSON, Eco-Tec Inc.,Pickering, ON

JOE BODEUX, Imperial Oil Resources, Bonnyville, AB, Canada

MICHAEL K. BRIDLE, Mibricon Ltd., Calgary, AB, Canada

SCOTT L. MUSSBACHER, Vista Projects, LTD, Calgary, AB,Canada; CAROLINE WILSON MUSSBACHER, P.Eng., EnCanaCorporation, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

MELONIE M. MYSZCZYSZYN, Canadian Natural ResourcesLtd., GUY J. MOMMAERTS, P. Eng., Ion Exchange Services(Canada) Inc., Elmira, ON, Canada

CLAUDE GAUTHIER, P.Eng., The Purolite Company,Burlington, ON, Canada; KEVIN DEPNER, P.Eng., EnCanaFoster Creek, Bonnyville AB, Canada; MICHAEL MAYNE, BS,ChE, IX Services, Mimbres, NM


M. N. RAO, Aquatech International Corporation, Canonsburg,PA; SERGIO DONADONO, ENEL, Milano, Italy

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IWC-08-32 Paper Yes


IWC-08-31 Paper Yes







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Duke Energy Carolina LLC's Strategy and Initial Experience of FGDWaste Water Treatment Systems

Duke Energy Carolina LLC's Strategy and Initial Experience of FGDWaste Water Treatment Systems

Full Scale Operation of GE ABMet Biological Technology for the Removalof Selenium from FGD Wastewaters

Full Scale Operation of GE ABMet Biological Technology for the Removalof Selenium from FGD Wastewaters

Mercury Treatment in Flue Gas Desulfurization Wastewater, DevelopmentProgram Update

Effective Monitoring and Control in Steam Generating Systems

Industrial Steam Purity, Requirements, Proper Sampling and PracticalConsiderations

Condensate Polishing and Reclamation in Hydrocarbon Processing andChemical Processing Steam Plants

Steam Reboilers - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Iron Specific Resin, a Novel Technique and an Excellent Choice forRemoval of Iron from Ground Water

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ROBERT WYLIE, RICHARD BAKER, Duke Energy, Charlotte,NC; WILLIAM KENNEDY, Orion Engineering, PLLC, Charlotte,NC; MICHAEL RIFFE, BRIAN HEIMBIGNER, Siemens WaterTechnologies Corp, Warrendale, PA; TIMOTHY PICKETT, GEWater Process & Technologies, Salt Lake City, UT

BRYAN D. HANSEN, PE, Burns and McDonnell, Kansas City,MO

JILL SONSTEGARD, TIM PICKETT, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Salt Lake City, UT; JAMES HARWOOD, GEWater & Process Technologies, Oakville, ON, Canada; DANNYJOHNSON, P.E., Progress Energy Carolinas Inc., Raleigh, NC

MICHAEL PUDVAY, Degremont Technologies, Richmond, VA;ENOS L. STOVER, PhD., Stover & Associates, Inc., Stillwater,OK

IRVIN J. COTTON, Arthur Freedman Associates, Inc, Newport,RI

A. BANWEG, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates, Etobicoke, ON,Canada

DOUGLAS DEWITT-DICK, Champion Technologies, Fresno,TX

RICK SZILAGYI, WesTech Engineering, Rockton, IL

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IWC-08-25 Paper Yes



IWC-08-24 Paper Yes





IWC-08-21 Paper Yes

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Removal of Iron from Ground Water

Iron Specific Resin, a Novel Technique and an Excellent Choice forRemoval of Iron from Ground Water

Electropositive Filtration Technology in Automobile ManufacturingApplications



Emerging Water Quality Issues in Combustion Turbine EvaporativeCoolers

Single-stage Vacuum Deaeration Technology for Achieving Low DissolvedGas in Process Water

Cooling Towers, Drift, and Legionellosis



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RENU SARAF, Ion Exchange India Ltd., Mumbai, India

DREW W. JOHNSON, PhD., PE, University of Texas at SanAntonio, San Antonio, TX

HENRY FRANK, Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL; RICKLANCASTER, Toyota Manufacturing, North America

HENRY FRANK, Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL; RICKLANCASTER, Toyota Manufacturing, North America

DANIEL J. ROBINETTE, PE., CH2M HILL, Englewood, CO;CHARLIE NICHOLS, PE., CH2M HILL, Atlanta, GA

GLENN HARBOLD, JONATHAN PARK, Gas Tran Systems,Cleveland, OH

JOHN J. FARMERIE, Cyrus Rice Water Consultants,Pittsburgh, PA

THOMAS BUGLER, JOHN LANE, Evapco, Inc., Taneytown,MD; RICHARD MILLER, Ph.D., Microbiology & Immunology,School of Medicine, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY;BARRY FIELDS, Ph.D., Centers for Disease Control andPrevention, Atlanta, GA

THOMAS BUGLER, JOHN LANE, Evapco, Inc., Taneytown,MD; RICHARD D. MILLER, Ph.D., Microbiology & Immunology,School of Medicine, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY;BARRY FIELDS, Ph.D., Centers for Disease Control andPrevention, Atlanta, GA

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IWC-08-18 Paper Yes



IWC-08-16 Paper Yes




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Lessons Learned from the Implementation of Biocide Strategies in CoolingTowers

Practical Operation of the Victorian Legionella Legislation Over 6 Years -from an Auditor's Perspective

Reclaimed Water Use as Cooling Tower Makeup - The OngoingChallenge

Reclaimed Water Use as Cooling Tower Makeup - The OngoingChallenge

Flue Gas Condensate and Energy Recovery

Design Challenges in Implementing Water Management Controls: A NewLook at Water Recycle and Reuse in Power Plants

Design Challenges in Implementing Water Management Controls: A NewLook at Water Recycle and Reuse in Power Plants

Sodium Hydroxide in Steam Turbines

An Introduction to Alkalinity Limits for Boiler Water Treatment

Silica in Steam Generating Systems

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DAVE CHRISTOPHERSEN, Crown Solutions- Veolia WaterS&T, Vandalia, OH; KARIM ESSEMIANI, Veolia Water S&TNorth America, Moon Township, PA; ALAIN VIDAL SANDRINEOBERTI, Veolia Water R&D, Maisons Laffitte, France; (JEANPIERRE BRIFFAUT, Veolia Environnement R&D, Paris, France)

PETER ROBERTS, Consultant, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

KASHI BANERJEE Ph.D., P.E., DEE, N.A. Water Systems,Veolia Water

TIMOTHY W. EGGERT, GE Water & Process Technologies,Seal Beach, CA; GARY GEIGER, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Trevose, PA; DAN HARBS, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Fountain Valley, CA

MILAN TEPPLER, Radscan Intervex AB, Västerås, Sweden;JONATHAN WOOD, PATRICK BUZZELL, Siemens WaterTechnologies, Lowell, MA


LISA BENNETT, KUMAR SINHA, PE, Bechtel PowerCorporation, Frederick, MD

JAMES BELLOWS, PhD., SUDHIR RAJAGOPALAN, SiemensEnergy, Inc, Orlando, FL

ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, PE, Sheppard T. PowellAssociates, LLC, Baltimore, MD

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Ashland Canada Corp., Ajax, ON,Canada

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IWC-08-10 Paper Yes



IWC-08-08 Paper Yes


IWC-08-07 Paper Yes



of 1083 06/04/2012


Phosphate is Practically Caustic?

Diagnostice and Control of Scale and Corrosion Stress in a 500 HPSteam\ Geerating System using New Fluorescence and Oxidation-Reduction Technology

Diagnostice and Control of Scale and Corrosion Stress in a 500 HPSteam\ Geerating System using New Fluorescence and Oxidation-Reduction Technology

Update on the Steam Electric Power Effluent Guidelines

Novel Electrodeionization Devices: Applications in Inorganic Analysis

Novel Electrodeionization Devices: Applications in Inorganic Analysis

A Field Test for Rapid Detection of Legionella Pneumophila Serogroup 1in Water Samples

A Field Test for Rapid Detection of Legionella Pneumophila Serogroup 1in Water Samples

Water Management Practices in Nuclear Power Plants – Controlling andMonitoring Nutrients in Discharge Streams

Effective Treatment Programs To Control Corrosion and Fouling in Once-Through Nuclear Service Water Systems

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Canada

JAMES BELLOWS, PhD, Siemens Energy, Inc., Orlando, FL

VICKIE OLSON, Honeywell Field Solutions, Atlanta, GA

MARTIN R. GODFREY, RICHARD A. PETERSON, STEPHENS. MORI, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

DIANE R. MARTINI, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, IL

VADIM MALKOV, PhD., Hach Company, Loveland, CO

JOHN M. RIVIELLO, Trovion Co., Santa Cruz, CA; ARCHAVASIRIRAKS, Trovion Pte, Ltd, Singapore

SCOTT M. BOYETTE, PhD, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Trevose, PA; JIE LI, KECHAO YANG, JINGCHEN, WEIMIN XIAO, RONG XU, GE Water and ProcessTechnologies, Shangahi, China

NEIL POLWART, ROSS GRANT, Hydrosense Limited,Linlithgow, UK; HOWARD BARNES, ERIC HOLMES, NalcoCompany, Northwich, UK, TOM LINDLEY, ANDREW COOPER,Nalco Company, Naperville, IL;

CUONG T. TRUONG, GOMES GANAPATHI, JULIUS ISAAC,Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD, TONY BANKS,Dominion Power, Glen Allen, VA;


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IWC-08-05 Paper Yes



IWC-08-03 Paper Yes


IWC-08-02 Paper Yes

IWC-08~S17PD

Panel Discussion Transcript Yes

IWC-08~S04PD


IWC-08~00 PowerPoint Yes


IWC-07-77 Poster Yes


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Effective Treatment Programs To Control Corrosion and Fouling in Once-Through Nuclear Service Water Systems

The Evolution of Water Processing Technology at Diablo Canyon NuclearPower Plant

Condensate Polishing System Upgrade with Melt-blown, ReverseGradient, Backwash Filter Septa

Condensate Polishing System Upgrade with Melt-blown, ReverseGradient, Backwash Filter Septa

Condensate Polishing For Nuclear and Super Critical Power Plants for the21st Century

Condensate Polishing For Nuclear and Super Critical Power Plants for the21st Century

Commisioning High Pressure powr Plants

Ssignificance of Hydroxide Alkalinity Control in Steam GenerationSystems, a Panel Discussion Sponsored by the ASME Research andTechnology Committee on Water and Steam in Thermal Systems

The Future of the Water Treatment Industry: The Vision of a CommittedPartner

Time and Money -The Problem with Bad Water Sources and WorseDisposal Options

"How To" Interpret U.S. Patent Claims

Treatment of Water Containing Bacteria by Electrochemical Reactor

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PETER TEN EYCK, GEORGE PEABODY, Nalco Co,.Naperville IL

SANDY SCHEXNAILDER, GE Water & Process Technologies,Dallas, TX

GIL ROYAL, Graver Technologies, Glasgow, DE

KAL FAROOQ, Pall Corporation, Port Washington, NY

GEORGE J. CRITS, WILLIAM J. RUNYAN, IDRECO USA,Ardmore, PA

AL TAVARES, Graver Technologies, LLC, Glasgow, DE,ROBERT A. APPLEGATE, Graver Water Systems, LLC,Cranford, NJ,

Panel Discussion Moderator; William Moore, Fluor CorporationInc., Sugar Land, TX;

Discussion Moderator: Deborah Bloom, Nalco Company,Naperville, IL

JEAN-MICHEL HERREWYN, CEO, Veolia Water Solutions &Technologies, Maurice, Il de France, France

PIERRE KWAN, MARK GRAVES, LYLE CHRISTENSEN, HDREngineering, Bellevue, WA

CLIFTON E. McCANN, ESQ., KEITH G. HADDAWAY, Ph.D.,Venable LLP, Chevy Chase, MD

EDERIO D. BIDOIA, P. B. MORAES, I. C. P. GUSMAO, State

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IWC-07-69 Paper Yes




IWC-07-65 Report No


IWC-07-64 Paper Yes



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Reclaiming Cooling Tower Blowdown - A Case Study at Sasol Synfuels

Continuous Blow Down Water Re-Use in Suralaya Coal Fired Power PlantPt. Indonesia Power with 3400 MW Capacity

Fouling of WAC and SAC Resins in EOR Applications.

Guidelines for Produced Water Evaporators in SAGD

Produced Water and High Salinity Water Treatment at SAGD Facilities

Technical, Economic and Environmental Impact of Blending HighHardness Brackish Water for Makeup Water to Generate Steam atEnCana's SAGD Facilities

Characterization of Selenium Species in Flue Gas Desulfurization WatersUsing High Performance Liquid Chromatograph Inductively CoupledPlasma Mass Spectroscopy (HPLC-ICP-DRC-MS)

Using Particle Counters for Pretreatment Optimization, Iron TransportMonitoring, Condenser Leak Detection, and Carryover Monitoring - ASynopsis of Experiences

Using Particle Counters for Pretreatment Optimization, Iron TransportMonitoring, Condenser Leak Detection, and Carryover Monitoring - ASynopsis of Experiences

Case Studies Using New Luminescent Technology for ppb DissolvedOxygen in High Purity Boiler Water

Inductive Conductivity for Control of CIP Processes

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University of Sao Paulo (UNESP), Rio Claro, Brazil

HAROLD W. GRANT, Sasol Technology, Secunda, South Africa

BUDI SATRIYO, PLTU Suralaya - PT.Indonesia Power, Merak-Banten, Indonesia

GUY J. MOMMAERTS, P.Eng., Ion Exchange Services(Canada) Inc., Elmira, ON, Canada

DAN PETERSON, HPD West, Bellevue, WA

JOHN C. BENETTI, Jacobs Canada Inc., Calgary, AB, Canada

C. WILSON MUSSBACHER, B.Sc., E.I.T., EnCana Oil; GasPartnership, Calgary, AB, Canada

CARL HENSMAN, MONICA GARICA-STRICKLAND, FrontierGeosciences, Seattle, WA

JAMES L. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Inc. Stafford ,Texas

ROBERT L. BRYANT, Chemtrac Systems, Inc., Norcross, GA

JEFF McKINNEY, Hach Company, Lawrenceville, GA;NICOLAS LEDERMANN, SERGE HEDIGER, FRANKDUNAND, Hach Ultra Analytics Company

VADIM B. MALKOV, Hach Company, Loveland, CO, JEFFTOCIO, Anderson Instruments

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IWC-07-61 Paper Yes


IWC-07-60 Paper Yes

IWC-07-59D Report Yes

IWC-07-59 Paper Yes


IWC-07-58 Paper Yes



IWC-07-57 Prepared Discussion Yes

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20 Years of Condensate Polishing at San Onofre Nuclear GeneratingStation



Economic Comparison of Electrodeionization and Mixed Bed UnitOperations

Economic Comparison of Electrodeionization and Mixed Bed UnitOperations

Solving a Problem of Microorganisms Growth in Cation Exchangers in AbuQir Fertilizers Co.

Solving a Problem of Microorganisms Growth in Cation Exchangers in AbuQir Fertilizers Co. (Case Study)

Practical Notes & Procedures in Condensate Polishing

Practical Notes & Procedures in Condensate Polishing

Nuclear Power Plant Cooling System Performance Improvement throughReal-Time Monitoring, Diagnostics and Control



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BRIAN HOFFMAN, Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia,PA

DAVID C. AUERSWALD, JLS Engineering, Redondo Beach,CA

DAVID C. AUERSWALD, JLS Engineering, Redondo Beach,CA

DOUGLAS C. KELLOGG, Siemens Water Technologies Corp.,Rockford, IL

AVIJIT DEY, PhD, Omexell, Inc., Houston, TX; BILL LOYD,Dow Water Solutions, Minneapolis, MN

ALBERT PREUSS, Aldex Chemical Co. Ltd, Granby, QC,Canada

FATMA HUISSEN BADAWY, HANY ACHMED GOMAA, AbuQir Fertilizers Co., Alexandria, Egypt

GERALD ALEXANDER, Siemens Water Technologies, LaCanada, CA

GEORGE J. CRITS, WILLIAM RUNYAN, Idreco USA, Inc., W.Chester, PA

KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD

ANDREW KERN, Nalco Company, Lenoir City, TN; PETERTEN EYCK, Nalco Company, Pittsburgh, PA; GEORGEPEABODY, Nalco Company, Littleton, CO

ANDREW KERN, Nalco Company, Lenoir City, TN; PETERTEN EYCK, Nalco Company, Pittsburgh, PA; GEORGE

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IWC-07-56 Paper Yes



IWC-07-55 Paper Yes


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A New Approach to Integrated Water Management for Nuclear Industry



Heat Exchanger Fouling in a Safety-Related Service Water System



Challenges in Licensing and Water Treatment Design for the NewGeneration of Nuclear Power Plants

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PEABODY, Nalco Company, Littleton, CO

MYRON FELDMAN, Sentry Equipment Corp., Oconomowoc, WI

MIKE SHEPHERD, GE Water and Process Technologies,Naperville, IL; ERIC GARDNER, GE-Hitachi Nuclear Energy,Wilmington, NC

MIKE SHEPHERD, GE Water and Process Technologies,Naperville, IL; ERIC GARDNER, GE-Hitachi Nuclear Energy,Wilmington, NC

RAYMOND M. POST, GE Infrastructure Water & ProcessTechnologies, Trevose, PA

K. A. SELBY, Mechanical & Materials Engineering LLC,Evergreen, CO; G. J. LICINA, N. SADEGHI, Structural IntegrityAssociates, Inc., San Jose, CA; A. V. DAVE, D. M. FULLER, T.J. GREEN, Arizona Public Service Company – Palo VerdeNuclear Generating Station, Tonopah, AZ; N. M.WILMSHURST, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte,NC

K .A. SELBY, Mechanical & Materials Engineering LLC,Evergreen, CO; G. J. LICINA, N. SADEGHI, Structural IntegrityAssociates, Inc., San Jose, CA; A. V. DAVE, D. M. FULLER, T.J. GREEN, Arizona Public Service Company – Palo VerdeNuclear Generating Station, Tonopah, AZ; N. M.WILMSHURST, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte,NC

BRUCE A. LARKIN, Black & Veatch, Overland Park, KS

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IWC-07-54 Paper Yes


IWC-07-53 Paper Yes


IWC-07-52 Paper Yes


IWC-07-51 Paper Yes


IWC-07-50 Paper Yes


IWC-07-49 Paper Yes

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Generation of Nuclear Power Plants

Challenges in Licensing and Water Treatment Design for the NewGeneration of Nuclear Power Plants

Initial Operating Experience with a Novel FGD Waste Water TreatmentSystem at Duke Energy’s Marshall Steam Station

Initial Operating Experience with a Novel FGD Waste Water TreatmentSystem at Duke Energy’s Marshall Steam Station

Performance of Pilot-Scale Constructed Wetland Treatment Systems forFlue Gas Desulfurization Waters

Performance of Pilot-Scale Constructed Wetland Treatment Systems forFlue Gas Desulfurization Waters

FGD Wastewater Disposed of Via Deep-Well Injection at Duke Energy’sGibson Generating Station

FGD Wastewater Disposed of Via Deep-Well Injection at Duke Energy’sGibson Generating Station

Full Scale Implementation of GE Abmet® Biological Technology for theRemoval of Selenium from FGD Wastewaters

Full Scale Implementation of GE ABMET® Biological Technology for theRemoval of Selenium from FGD Wastewaters

Biological Treatment of Flue Gas Desulfurization Scrubber Purge Water

Biological Treatment of Flue Gas Desulfurization Scrubber Purge Water

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MICHAEL CHUK, JULIUS ISAAC, PE. Bechtel PowerCorporation, Frederick, MD

PATRICIA M. SCROGGIN, PE, Burns And McDonnell, KansasCity, MO

CYNTHIA BRYANT, ROBERT WYLIE, Duke Energy, Charlotte,NC; JOE FRANK, ANGELA ZAGALA, PETER TEN EYCK.Nalco, Naperville, IL


DEREK A. EGGERT, JOHN H. RODGERS, JR., ClemsonUniversity, Clemson, SC; CARL E. HENSMAN, FrontierGeosciences, Seattle, Washington

ARUN MITTAL, Aquatech International Corp., Canonsburg, PA

RICK CLEVELAND JIM MEZO, Duke Energy, Owensville, IN,BILL NICKRAND, PETER TEN EYCK, JOHN GUIDOS, Nalco,Wexford, PA;

KAR MUNIRATHINAM, PH.D, N.A. Water Systems, MoonTownship, PA

JILL SONSTEGARD, JAMES HARWOOD, TIM PICKETT, GEWater & Process Technologies, Salt Lake City, UT

NANDAN T. VANI, D.Sc., P.E., Peer Consultants, P.C.,Baltimore, MD

ENOS L. STOVER, Stover & Associates, Inc., Stillwater, OK;

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IWC-07-43 Paper Yes




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Closed Cooling System Treatment: Using Phosphinosuccinate Oligomers(PSO) as an Alternative to Molybdate

Review Of Closed Water Systems - Treatment Schemes

Case Histories: Using Tin Technology to Control Corrosion in WaterSystems

Water (Resource) Conservation Using Closed-Loop, Evaporative CoolingSystems for Process Power, and Refining Applications

Tracking Molybdenum Concentration in Cooling Water Applications

Pushing the Limits: New Reverse Osmosis Membrane CleaningRecommendations

Pushing the Limits: New Reverse Osmosis Membrane CleaningRecommendations

EDI Performance and Resin Filled Concentrate Compartments

EDI Performance and Resin Filled Concentrate Compartments

Commission of a Water Treatment System in NZ

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MICHAEL PUDVAY, ROBERT F. KELLY; ANTONIO O. LAU,Degremont Technologies, Richmond, VA; A. PAUL TOGNA,PhD, Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Lawrenceville, NJ

BARBARA MORIARTY, JOAN CHAO, DAN CICERO, CRAIGMYERS; F. PHILIP YU, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

JAY FARMERIE, SUSAN REY, GARY REGGIANI, Cyrus RiceWater Consultants, Pittsburgh, PA, & Association Of WaterTechnolgies (AWT) Technical Committee

WILLIAM STAPP, AS Inc., Santa Rosa, CA; PAULPUCKORIUS, Puckorius and Associates, Arvada, CO;CLAYTON WRIGHT, Park Central Office Complex, Denver, CO

PETER G. DEMAKOS, P.E., Niagara Blower Co., Buffalo, NY

VADIM B. MALKOV, Hach Company, Loveland, CO; BLAINENAGAO, ChemCal, Inc.

TRACY A. BARKER, AVANtech, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN

CRAIG A. BRODEN, Dow Water Solutions, Edina, MN;CLIFFORD D. GILBERT, Dow Water Solutions, Mount Laurel,NJ

JEFFREY TATE, Agape Water Solutions, Inc., Harleysville, PA

JOHN BARBER, GE Water and Process Technologies, Guelph,ON, Canada; DAVID F. TESSIER, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Waterloo, ON, Canada

STEVEN R. GAGNON, AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC

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IWC-07-40 Paper Yes


IWC-07-39 Paper Yes


IWC-07-38 Paper Yes




IWC-07-36 Paper Yes


IWC-07-35 Paper Yes

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ZLD Solutions for the Treatment of FGD Wastewater

ZLD Solutions for the Treatment of FGD Wastewater

Evaporation of Purge Water from Wet FGD Scrubbers

Evaporation of Purge Water from Wet FGD Scrubbers

Considerations Impacting the Technology Selection Process for FGDPurge Stream Wastewater Treatment

Considerations Impacting the Technology Selection Process for FGDPurge Stream Wastewater Treatment

Designing Constructed Wetlands for Mitigating Risks from Flue GasDesulfurization Wastewater

Cooling Tower Retrofit to a Once-Through Cooled Unit



Calcium Hypochlorite versus Bromine in Cooling Water Treatment

Calcium Hypochlorite versus Bromine in Cooling Water Treatment

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PATRICIA M. SCROGGIN, PE, Burns and Mcdonnell, KansasCity, MO

GREG MANDIGO, Aquatech ICD, Hartland, WI


MARK C. NICHOLSON, PE, HPD LLC, Plainfield, IL

PAUL CHU, EPRI, Palo Alto, CA

COLLEEN A. CHAPMAN,. COLLEEN M. LAYMAN, PE, BechtelPower Corporation, Frederick, MD

CYNTHIA MURRAY-GULDE, F. DOUGLAS MOONEY,ENTRIX, Atlanta, GA; GEORGE M. HUDDLESTON III, ENTRIX,Inc., Pendleton, SC; JOHN H. RODGERS, JR., DEREKEGGERT, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources,Clemson University, Clemson, SC

JAMES W. CUCHENS, P.E., Southern Company Services, Inc,Birmingham, AL

BRUCE A. LARKIN, PE, Black & Veatch, Overland Park, KS;SUSAN CINELLI, Board of Public Utilities (BPU), Kansas City,KS

BRUCE A. LARKIN, PE, Black & Veatch, Overland Park, KS;SUSAN CINELLI, Board of Public Utilities (BPU), Kansas City,KS

FARAH D. AZARNIA, Albemarle Corporation, Baton Rouge, LA

STANLEY R. PICKENS, PH.D, PPG Industries, Inc.,

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IWC-07-34 Paper Yes

IWC-07-33 Panel Report No






IWC-07-27 Report No


IWC-07-26 Paper Yes


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Benefits of Soft Water Makeup for Cooling Tower

Benefits of Soft Water Makeup for Cooling Tower

Considerations in Returning a Moth Balled Unit to Service

EPRI and ASME Guidelines Apply to Me?

Lay-Up and Return to Service Practices at Ontario Power Generation

Declining Pressure Method for Boiler Storage and Boiler CleanlinessAssessment by Ultrasonic Technique

A Novel Approach to Storing and Returning Feedwater Heater Shells toService

I Have to Lay Boilers Up – What Next?

Affect and Challenge of Controlling Multiple Feed Streams (Brackish,Fresh, and Produced Waters) to Inlet of a Warm Lime Softener

Waste Water Treatment Options for a SAGD Oil Production Facility

Waste Water Treatment Options for a SAGD Oil Production Facility

Water Reuse Plant Challenges for Alternative SAGD Steam Generation

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Monroeville, PA

JAMES G. KANUTH, ChemTreat, Inc. Glen Alllen, VA

WILLIAM F. HARFST, Harfst and Associates, Inc., Crystal Lake,IL

DOUGLAS DEWITT-DICK, Ashland Water Technologies,Portland, TX; CARLOS BENAVIDES, Topaz Energy

WILLIAM MOORE, Calpine Corporation, Houston, TX

MICHAEL CARAVAGGIO, Ontario Power Generation,Courtright, ON, Canada

WILLIAM H. STROMAN, Primary Energy, San Diego, CA

TOM PIKE, Western Farmers Electric Co-operative, FortTowson, OK; DOUGLAS DEWITT-DICK, Ashland WaterTechnologies, Portland, TX

JAMES C. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Inc., Stafford,TX

MELONIE MYSZCZYSZYN, Canadian Natural ResourcesLimited, Bonnyville, AB, Canada

KAREN KWASNIEWSKI, Encana Oil and Gas Partnership,Calgary, AB, Canada

STEVE N. PORTELANCE, WorleyParsons MEG, Calgary, AB,Canada

CAROLINE WILSON MUSSBACHER, Encana IntegratedOilsands Division, Calgary, AB,Canada

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IWC-07-25 Paper Yes



IWC-07-24 Paper Yes








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Water Reuse Plant Challenges for Alternative SAGD Steam Generation

Equipment Design Considerations for Lime and Ion Exchange Treatmentof Produced Water in Heavy Oil Extraction



Fate of Arsenic, Trace Organics and Other Constituents of WastewaterOrigin during Aquifer Storage Recovery

Legionella: Problems, Causes, Risks, Solutions, and Control

Cutting-Edge Technology for Legionella Identification and Control inCooling and Drinking Water

An Overview of Legionella Analysis

Use of IQ-CHECK™ Legionella Kits as a New Tool for Efficient LegionellaMonitoring in Water Samples

Ion Exchange Resins as Stationary Phase in Industrial ChromatographicSeparation

Ion Exchange Resins as Stationary Phase in Industrial ChromatographicSeparation

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ROWENA PENARANDA, RAFAEL GAY-DE-MONTELLA, ColtEngineering Corporation, Calgary, AB, Canada

JOHN E. FAIR P. ENG., Fair Canada Engineering Ltd., Calgary,AB, Canada

ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates, Etobicoke, ON,Canada; GORDON PAGE, Page Technology Ltd., Calgary, AB,Canada

ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates, Etobicoke, ON,Canada; GORDON PAGE, Page Technology Ltd.,Calgary, AB,Canada

R. DAVID G. PYNE, ASR Systems LLC, Gainesville, FL

GEORGE LICINA, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., SanJose, CA

ZHE ZHANG, Ph.D., San Air Technologies Laboratory, Inc.,Powhatan, VA; PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates,Inc., Arvada, CO

DIANE MISKOWSKI, MPH EMSL Analytical Inc., Westmont, NJ

HÉLÈNE FRENKIEL-LEBOSSÉ, SOPHIE PIERRE, VELIANATODOROVA, FRÉDERIC MARTINEZ, Bio-Rad, Marnes-la-Coquette, France

GORDON ROSSITER, IXSEP, Houston, TX

HEIKKI MONONEN, Finex Oy (Ltd), Kotka, Finland

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IWC-07-17 Paper Yes


IWC-07-16 Paper Yes


IWC-07-15 Paper Yes


IWC-07-14 Paper Yes


IWC-07-13 Paper Yes


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Evaluation of Tri-Bromide Resin for Bacterial Purification of Drinking Water

Evaluation of Tri-Bromide Resin for Bacterial Purification of Drinking Water

Structural Design of Nanoporous Silica Polyamine Composites for MetalSeparations and Processing in Water

Structural Design of Nanoporous Silica Polyamine Composites for MetalSeparations and Processing in Water

Selective Ion Exchange Resins and Their Application for TargetContaminant Removal in Aqueous Systems: Application Overview andNew Developments

Selective Ion Exchange Resins and Their Application for TargetContaminant Removal in Aqueous Systems: Application Overview andNew Developments

Treatment of Wastewaters from Coal-Fired Power Plants

Treatment of Wastewaters from Coal-Fired Power Plants

Controlling Chemistry during Startup and Commissioning of Once-Through Supercritical Boilers: An Overview from the EPC Contractor'sPerspective

Controlling Chemistry during Startup and Commissioning of Once-Through Supercritical Boilers: An Overview from the EPC Contractor'sPerspective

Increased Water Treatment Plant Capacity at a Mexican Power Station

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GREG VERO, Orica Watercare Inc., Oxford, NC

SHIRISH NAIK, S. V. MOKASHI, SUJATA KULKARNI, KIRANDESHPANDE, Thermax Ltd, Pune, India

ROBERT L. ALBRIGHT, Ph.D, Albright Consulting, Churchville,PA

EDWARD ROSENBERG, MARK HUGHES, JESSICA WOOD,Department of Chemistry, University of Montana and PuritySystems Inc., Missoula, MT

FRANCIS BOODOO, The Purolite Company, Bala Cynwyd, PA

STEFAN NEUMANN, Ph.D, Lanxess Deutschland GmbH,Leverkusen, Germany; PHIL FATULA Lanxess / SybronBirmingham, NJ

ROBERT SOLOMON, Ph.D, LANNY WEIMER, RCC ThermalProducts, Division of GE Water, Ellicott City, MD

WILLIAM A. SHAW, PE, Veolia Water Solutions & TechnologiesCompany, Pewaukee, WI

ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, Shepherd T. Powell &Associates, Baltimore, MD

KATHI KIRSCHENHEITER, MICHAEL CHUK, COLLEENLAYMAN, KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Power Corporation,Frederick, MD

ARUN MITTAL, Aquatech International Corporation,

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IWC-07-12 Paper Yes



IWC-07-10 Paper Yes


IWC-07-09 Paper Yes


IWC-07-08 Paper Yes


IWC-07-07 Paper Yes

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using Micro Media Filters ahead of RO and Replacing EDI with IonExchange

Increased Water Treatment Plant Capacity at a Mexican Power Stationusing Micro Media Filters ahead of RO and Replacing EDI with IonExchange

ZLD: New Silica Based Inhibitor Chemistry Permits Cost Effective WaterConservation for HVAC and Industrial Cooling Towers

Leading Chemical Manufacturer’s Plant in South India to Become a ZeroLiquid Discharge Unit

Leading Chemical Manufacturer’s Plant in South India to Become a ZeroLiquid Discharge Unit

Achieving Zero Blowdown for Cooling Towers

Achieving Zero Blowdown for Cooling Towers

Application Of Advective-Flow Membrane-Aerated Biofilm Reactor (AF-MABR) for Treatment of Ammonium-rich Wastewater

Application Of Advective-Flow Membrane-Aerated Biofilm Reactor (AF-MABR) for Treatment of Ammonium-rich Wastewater

Treatment Efficiency Improvement of Existing Pulp and Paper IndustryWastewater Treatment Plants with Suspended Carrier Biofilm Process(SCBP)

Treatment Efficiency Improvement of Existing Pulp and Paper IndustryWastewater Treatment Plants with Suspended Carrier Biofilm Process(SCBP)

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Canonsburg, PA

RUSI KAPADIA, MICHAEL SHEEDY, DONALD SWAINE, Eco-Tec Inc., Pickering, ON, Canada, PATRICIA M. SCROGGIN,Burns & McDonnell, Kansas City, MO

DAN DUKE, Water Conservation Technology International, Inc.,Temecula, CA

JAMES MOEN, Roseville Electric, Roseville, CA

AJANTA SARKAR, SACHIN KUKADE, Aquatech Systems(Asia) Pvt. Limited, Pune, India

WILLIAM A. SHAW, PE, HPD LLC, Pewaukee, WI

SAM R. OWENS, RICK H. MAXEY, CHEMICO International,Inc., Corpus Christi, TX

ENOS L. STOVER, PH.D,; The Stover Group, Stillwater, OK

ALI R. AHMADI MOTLAGH, JABIN K. JOSEPH, TIMOTHY M.LAPARA, MICHAEL J.SEMMENS, Department of CivilEngineering, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, MN

PAUL TOGNA, Ph.D., Shaw Environmental Inc., Lawrenceville,NJ

ARI KETONEN, Eimco Water Technologies, Salt Lake City, UT;M. KIERIKKA, P. PAJUNIEMI, Eimco Water Technologies,Turku, Finland

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IWC-07-05 Paper Yes



IWC-07-03 Paper Yes


IWC-07~S08PD


IWC-07~S06PD



IWC-06-58 Report No

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Enhanced Calcium Removal from Electronics Wastewater withHydrodynamic Cavitation Technology

Side-By-Side Performance of Reverse Osmosis Elements Using TwoDifferent Feed Channel Spacers

Side-By-Side Performance of Reverse Osmosis Elements Using TwoDifferent Feed Channel Spacers

High-Efficiency Filtration For Membrane Pretreatment

Synthesis and Characterization of Charged Polystyrene Membranes forthe Electrodialysis of Sodium Chloride using Space Charge Model

Synthesis and Characterization of Charged Polystyrene Membranes forthe Electrodialysis of Sodium Chloride using Space Charge Model

Application of Activated Carbon Technologies in Supplemental Point-of-Use (POU) and Point-of-Entry (POE) Drinking Water Treatment

Experiences Associated with Extended Lay-ups of Steam GeerationSystems and Subsequent Return to Service; Panel Discussion Transcript

Legionella; Panel Discussion Transcript

None

ZLD: General Topics of Interest

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SUN-JIP KIM, JIN-YOUNG PARK, WON-KWON LEE, G&GCo., Ltd., Suwon, Korea, YONG-WOO LEE, JAE-JIN LEE,Samsung Engineering Co., Ltd., Seoul, Korea, KYU-WONHWANG, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Hwasung, Korea,WILEY WANG, VRTX Technologies Co., LLC., Schertz, TX,USA


SCOTT S. BEARDSLEY, CRAIG R. GRANLUND, Dow WaterSolutions, Edina, MN

JASON P. FUES, JANE KUCERA, Nalco Company, Naperville,IL

JONATHAN WOOD, USFilter, Lowell, MA

ANIL KUMAR, SONNY SACHDEVA, Department of ChemicalEngineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Kalyanpur,India

GARY L. HATCH, Ph.D., TARA KOELE, Pentair Filtration, Inc.,Sheboygan, WI

Panel Moderator: Edward (Ted) Beardwood, Ashland ChemicalDrew Division, Ajax, Ontario, Canada

Panel Moderator: David Alley, Clearwater Systems Corp.,Essex, CT

Dr. WILLIAM H. JOYCE, CEO Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

DANIEL BJORKLUND, AquaChem ICD,

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IWC-06-53 Paper Yes


IWC-06-52 Paper Yes


IWC-06-51 Paper Yes



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Intellectual Property Protection – Avoiding Loss of Trade Secrets

Business Continuity Planning

Water Consumption in Commercial Office Buildings

Water, Water Everywhere........?

Environmental Effects of Electrolytically Generated Halogens forBiofouling Control


Opportunities and Pitfalls: The Successful Design and Implementation ofSodium Hypochlorite Systems

Opportunities and Pitfalls: The Successful Design and Implementation ofSodium Hypochlorite Systems

Simultaneous Cleaning and Disinfection of Cooling Water Systems

Simultaneous Cleaning and Disinfection of Cooling Water Systems

Enhanced Tube Fouling Under Cooling Water Conditions

Enhanced Tube Fouling Under Cooling Water Conditions

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KEITH G. HADDAWAY, Ph.D., Esq., CLIFTON E. McCANN,Esq., Venable LLP, Washington, DC

MICHAEL SMITH, ReadySmith, Inc., Oakville, ON, Canada

JOHN GREENWALD, Mechanical Operations Co., Inc. &BOMA, Pittsburgh, PA

ERIC J. BECKMAN, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,PA

CHRISTOPHER J. NALEPA, Ph.D., Albemarle Corp., BatonRouge, LA

RUDOLF C. MATOUSEK, Severn Trent Services, Sugar Land,TX; DAVID W. HILL, Severn Trent De Nora LLC, Sugar Land,TX; R. P. HERWIG, Ph.D., School of Aquatic & Fisher Sciences,University of Washington, Seattle, WA

RAYMOND M. POST, P.E., GE Water & Process Technologies,Trevose, PA

ANTON G. CALLERY, ITT Advanced Water Treatment/Portacel,Inc., The Woodlands, TX

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Ph.D., Arthur Freedman Associates,Inc., East Stroudsburg, PA

JASBIR S. GILL, Ph.D., AMIT GUPTA, Nalco Company,Naperville, IL

JAY FARMERIE, Cyrus Rice Water Consultants, Inc.,Pittsburgh, PA

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Ashland Water Technologies,Ajax, ON, Canada

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-06-50 Paper Yes






IWC-06-45 Paper Yes



IWC-06-43 Paper Yes



of 1083 06/04/2012


Enhanced Tube Fouling under Cooling Water Conditions

Analytical and Preparatory Issues Associated with Total and SpeciationAnalysis of Selenium

New European Regulatory Requirements Drive Stringent FGD PurgeWater Implementation

Mercury Separation from Flue Gas Scrub Water with TMT 15

Mixed Bed Resin Storage

Unusual Items and Procedures in Ion Exchange and Water, II

Unusual Items and Procedures in Ion Exchange and Water, II

New Procedure for Removing Organic Foulilng from Anion Resins

Condensate Polishing: An Overview of Available Technologies,Advantages, Disadvantages and Economics

Condensate Polishing: An Overview of Available Technologies,Advantages, Disadvantages and Economics

Maximizing Membrane Performance through Pretreatment Optimization

Design, Construction and Operation of a 6,730 gpm RO/CEDI System forCon Edison's East River Repowering Project

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EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Ashland Water Technologies,Ajax, ON, Canada; GEORGE F. HAYS, STEVEN J. COLBY,Ashland Water Technologies, Boonton, NJ

HAKAN GURLEYUK, Ph.D., RUSS GERARDS AppliedSpeciation and Consulting, LLC, Tukwila, WA

LAWRENCE M. GURNARI, N.A. Water Systems, a VeoliaWater Solutions & Technologies company, Moon Township, PA;WILLIAM A. SHAW, HPD, Plainfield, IL; MICHAEL VENDRUP,TERKEL C. CHRISTENSEN, Kruger A/S, Denmark

JOE LALLY, BOB GEC, Degussa Corporation, Parsippany, NJ;RUEDIGER PELDSZUS, Degussa AG

PETER MEYERS, FRANK DESILVA ResinTech, Inc., WestBerlin, NJ

CLAUDE GAUTHIER, P.Eng., The Purolite Company,Kitchener, ON, Canada

GEORGE J. CRITS, Idreco, USA, West Chester, PA

WILLIAM E. BORNAK, Recirculation Technologies Inc.,Warminster, PA

KENNETH FREDERICK, Ion Exchange Associates, LLC,Smithville, WV

ROBERT A. APPLEGATE, MICHAEL J. O’BRIEN, GraverWater Systems, LLC, Cranford, NJ

JOHN CLARK, Chemtrac Systems, Inc., Norcross, GA

CHRISTINA HO, Consolidated Edison, New York, NY;JONATHAN WOOD, Siemens Water Technologies, Ionpure

of 1083 06/04/2012




IWC-06-40 Paper Yes






IWC-06-35 Paper Yes


IWC-06-34 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Reverse Osmosis Troubleshooting: Improving RO Performance



Measurement of Iron Oxide Throw Associated with Start-Ups and Cyclingof Heat Recovery Steam Generators in Combined Cycle Power Plants

Failure Analysis Case Histories Associated with Start-Ups and Cycling ofHeat Recovery Steam Generators

Chemistry Challenges for Cycling Heat Recovery Steam Generators

Designing HRSG’s for Cycling

Metal Removal and Recovery from Process Solutions using Short Bed IonExchange

Metal Removal and Recovery from Process Solutions using Short Bed IonExchange

Performance Improvements through Structural Design and Comparisonswith Polystyrene Resins of Silica Polyamine Composites

Performance Improvements through Structural Design and Comparisonswith Polystyrene Resins of Silica Polyamine Composites

Towards a Resin-in-Pulp Process for Recovery of Nickel and Cobalt fromLaterite Leach Tailings: An Iminodiacetic Acid Ion Exchange Resin as a

of 1083 06/04/2012


Products, Lowell, MA




CHARLES KUHFELDT, Ashland Water Technologies, DrewIndustrial, Boonton, NJ

DAVID KOTWICA, GE Water & Process Techologies, TheWoodlands, TX

DAVID G. DANIELS, Mechanical & Materials Engineering, LLP,Austin, TX

LEWIS R. DOUGLAS, PE, JOSEPH E. SCHROEDER, NooterEriksen, Fenton, MO

PHILIP W. FATULA, Sybron Chemicals Inc., a LanxessCompany, Pittsburgh, PA

PAUL PAJUNEN, P.Eng., MICHAEL SHEEDY, P.Eng., Eco-Tec Inc., Pickering, ON, Canada

NACEUR JEMAA, MICHAEL PALEOLOGOU, Pulp And PaperResearch Institute Of Canada, Pointe Clair, QE, Canada

EDWARD ROSENBERG, Ph.D., CAROLYN HART, MARKHUGHES, VARADHARAJAN KAILASAM, JESSE ALLEN,JESSICA WOOD, BRIANNE CROSS, University of Montana/Purity Systems, Inc., Missoula, MT

CRAIG J. BROWN, P.Eng., Chemionex, Pickering, ON, Canada

of 1083 06/04/2012



IWC-06-33 Paper Yes







of 1083 06/04/2012


Prospective Resin

Towards a Resin-in-Pulp Process for Recovery of Nickel and Cobalt fromLaterite Leach Tailings: An Iminodiacetic Acid Ion Exchange Resin as aProspective Resin

Towards a Resin-in-Pulp Process for Recovery of Nickel and Cobalt fromLaterite Leach Tailings: An Iminodiacetic Acid Ion Exchange Resin as aProspective Resin

Experience and Use of Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP)Measurements in Power PlantApplications

Online Ion Chromatography to Monitor Boiler Water Chemistry

Is Cation Conductivity Monitoring Relevant For Today’s Combined CyclePower Plant? – YetAnother Case Study Says It Is Not.

A Comprehensive Look at Conductivity Measurement in Steam and PowerGeneration Waters

Volatilization of Trihalomethanes from Big Wapwallopen Creek,Pennsylvania

Innovated Bio-ecological Process for Municipal Sewage and SludgeStabilization.

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BEREND WASSINK, MARVIN NEUFELD & DAVIDDREISINGER University of British Columbia - Dept. of MaterialsEngr., Vancouver, BC, Canada; GAVIN K.W. FREEMAN,Sherritt International Corporation, Calgary, AB, Canada

BEREND WASSINK, MARVIN NEUFELD, DAVIDDREISINGER University of British Columbia - Dept. of MaterialsEngr., Vancouver, BC, Canada; GAVIN K. W. FREEMAN,Sherritt International Corporation, Calgary, AB, Canada

STEPHEN J. SHULDER, Constellation Energy, MD

BEVERLY NEWTON, Dionex Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA

LUIS CARVALHO, PE,, GE Water & Process Technologies,Mississaugua, ON, Canada; THOMAS JAMES, GE Water &Process Technologies, Oklahoma, OK; WILLIAM E. HUNTER,PowerSmith Cogeneration, Oklahoma City, OKI

DAVID M. GRAY, Mettler-Toledo Thornton, Inc., Bedford, MA

LAWRENCE OWOPUTI, Ph.D., P.E., JERRY PENLAND,JOHN BALEWSKI, P.E., ATS-Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh,PA

GODEFROID BUKURU, YANG JIAN, Tongji University,Shanghai, China

of 1083 06/04/2012









IWC-06-20 Paper Yes



of 1083 06/04/2012


Submerged Membrane Bioreactors for Water Reclamation

Department of Energy/National Energy Technology Laboratory's PowerPlant Water Management R&D Program

Water (Resource) Conservation Using Closed-Loop, Evaporative CoolingSystems For Processand Power Applications

Water Recovery from the Atmosphere in Humid Climates such as inUnited Arab Emirates (UAE)

Innovative Membrane Waste Disposal for the Taunton River DesalinationPlant

A New High Performance Dead-end Ultrafiltration

Sand Ballasted High Rate Clarification Process for Treatment of ProcessWater

Sand Ballasted High Rate Clarification Process for Treatment of ProcessWater

Effective Monitoring of Ion Exchange Pretreatment System Performance

Two Stage Clarification Process Ensures Consistent Performance

of 1083 06/04/2012


BALAKRISHNAN VISWANATH, TAO GUIHE, KIRAN KEKRE,Centre for Advanced Water Technology, Singapore Util. Int'l..PTE LTD., Singapore; HARRY SEAH, Public Utilities Board,Singapore

SARA M. PLETCHER, BARBARA A. CARNEY, SARAHFORBES, U.S. Department of Energy - National EnergyTechnology Laboratory, Morgantown, WV; ANDREAMcNEMAR, Science Applications International Corporation,Morgantown, WV

PETER G. DEMAKOS, Niagara Blower Co., Buffalo, NY

ESAM ELSARRAG, Technical Studies Institute, Abu Dhabi,UAE

ERIK W. NOTTLESON, Inima USA, Brockton, MA

EMMANUEL DOUSSIERE, Aquasource, Toulouse, France

CHRIS HOWELL, Crown Solution, Inc., Vandalia, OH

CHARLES D. BLUMENSCHEIN, P.E., DEE, ERICA LATKER,KASHI BANERJEE, N.A. Water Systems, a Veolia WaterSolutions & Technologies Company, Moon Township, PA

ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates, Etobicoke, ON,Canada

ROBERT APPLEGATE, Graver Water Systems, LLC, Cranford,NJ

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-06-18 Paper Yes


IWC-06-17 Paper Yes




IWC-06-14 Paper Yes


IWC-06-12 Report No


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Two Stage Clarification Process Ensures Consistent Performance

Water Reuse in Alberta Heavy Oil Extraction

Water Reuse in Alberta Heavy Oil Extraction

Fresh, Produced, and Newest Brackish Water Ion Exchange Treating atthe CNRL Wolf Lake Thermal Operations

High Efficiency De-oiling for Improved Produced Water Quality

Desalination of Produced Water using OPUS Technology

Desalination of Produced Water using OPUS Technology

ZLD Systems for Power Plants

Start-up, Commissioning, and Operational Data From the World's FirstSAGD Facilities UsingEvaporators to Treat Produced Water for Boiler Feedwater

FGD Waste Water Blowdown Treatment and Zero Liquid Discharge

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NJ

RICHARD R. ROSS, PE, Siemens Water Technologies,Chalfont, PA, ERIC A. LAWRENCE, Siemens WaterTechnologies, Ames, IA., & GLEN P. SUNDSTROM, SiemensWater Technologies, Rockford, IL.

CAROLINE WILSON MUSSBACHER, EnCana Oil and GasPartnership, Calgary, AB, Canada, GORDON PAGE, Encana,Calgary, AB, Canada

RAFAEL GAY-DE-MONTELLA, SHULAMIT KULTNER, ColtEngineering Corporation, Calgary, AB, Canada

MELONIE MYSZCZYSZYN, Canadian Natural ResourcesLimited, Bonnyville, AB, Canada

MICHAEL K. BRIDLE, WorleyParsons MEG Ltd., Calgary,Alberta, Canada

CAROLINE WILSON MUSSBACHER, Encana Oil & GasPartnership, Calgary, AB, Canada

LNSP NAGGHAPPAN, N.A.Water Systems, a Veolia WaterSolutions & Technology Company, Pittsburgh, PA


LANNY WEIMER, WILLIAM HEINS, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Bellevue, WA

DEVESH MITTAL, JACK HOSKIN, Aquatech InternationalCorporation, Canonsburg, PA

of 1083 06/04/2012



IWC-06-09D Prepared Discussion No


IWC-06-09 Paper Yes


IWC-06-08 Paper Yes



IWC-06-06 Paper Yes


IWC-06-05 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Evaluation of Scale Inhibitors for Cooling Waters Using ElectrochemicalImpedance Spectroscopy

Prediction and Monitoring of Fouling in Recirculating Cooling WaterSystem Heat Exchangers



On-Line Analysis of Water Treatment Programs

On-Line Analysis of Water Treatment Programs

Effect of pH and Silica on Arsenic Selective Medias

Calcium Removal from Water

Calcium Removal from Water

Multi-Parameter Analytical "Fingerprinting" For the Identification of WaterContamination Events in Potable and Process Water

Multi-Parameter Analytical "Fingerprinting" For the Identification of WaterContamination Events in Potable and Process Water

Rapid Legionella and Biofilm Identification by DNA

of 1083 06/04/2012


JESUS MARIN-CRUZ, ARQUEMEDES ESTRADA MARTINEZ,Instituto Mexicano del Petróleo, C.P., Mexico

DAVID SCHLOTTENMIER, Bridger Scientific, SagamoreBeach, MA

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Ashland Water Technologies,Toronto,ON., Canada

DOUGLAS B. DEWITT-DICK, Ashland Specialty ChemicalCompany, Portland, TX; EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, AshlandWater Technologies, Toronto,ON., Canada

SAL ESPOSITO, GE Water And Process Technologies,Trevose, PA

JOHN RICHARDSON, RICHARD H. TRIBBLE, RICHARD E.GEISLER, DALE P. STUART, ChemTreat, Inc., Ashland, VA,MICHAEL G. TRULEAR, ChemTreat, Inc., Glen Allen, VA

MICHAEL GOTTLIEB, PETER MEYERS, ResinTech, Inc., WestBerlin, NJ

ALLEN L. FARBER, Bechtel National, Frederick, MD

PETER MEYERS, ResinTech, Inc., Inc., West Berlin, NJ

COLLEEN M. LAYMAN, P.E., Bechtel Power Corporation,Frederick, MD

SCOTT CROSIER, Hach Company, Fairport, NY

GEORGE ASPREY, Microbiological Labs, Streetsboro, OH;PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Evergreen,CO

of 1083 06/04/2012





IWC-06-02 Paper Yes


IWC-06-01 Paper Yes

IWC-06~S11PD


IWC-06~S09PD





of 1083 06/04/2012


Sampling and Analyzing Environmental Samples for Legionella Bacteria

Legionella and Biofilm Control with Hydrogen Peroxide



The Legionella Shift: How the Risk from Legionnaires' Disease hasChanged the Perception of Water Treatment

The Legionella Shift: How the Risk from Legionnaires' Disease hasChanged the Perception of Water Treatment

Start-ups and Cycling of HRSGs in Combined Cycle Plants

Controlling Water Chemistry in High Pressure Boiler Systems

None

High Rate Combined Solids Contacting and Thickening Minimize Footprintand Maximize Treatment

A New Easy, Accurate, Reliable Test Method for All Organic ProgramsImproves Boiler Reliability

of 1083 06/04/2012


DOUGLAS TOAL, Aerotech P&K, Cherry Hill, NJ

CHARLES ASCOLESE, GE Water & Process Technologies,Trevose, PA

MARTIN NOSOWITZ, ARKEMA Inc., King of Prussia, PA,PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Evergreen,CO

MARTIN NOSOWITZ, ARKEMA Inc., King of Prussia, PA,PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Evergreen,CO

WILLIAM F. McCOY, Ph.D., Phigenics, Inc., Naperville, IL

MALCOLM TURVEY, Ashland Netherlands, B.V., DrewIndustrial, Barendrecht, The Netherlands; JOANNEKUCHINSKI, Ashland Water Technologies, Drew Industrial,Boonton, NJ

Moderator: Edward Beardwood, Ashland Chemical DrewDivision, Ajax, Ontario,

Moderator: Deborah Bloom, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL,

JEFFREY HOFFMAN, USA. Department of Energy, NationalTesting Laboratories

JERRY PHIPPS, P.E., USFilter, Ames, IA, GLENSUNDSTROM, USFilter, Rockford, IL

BONNIE L. HARRIS, Nalco Company, Burlington, Ontario,Canada, ROGER W. FOWEE, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

of 1083 06/04/2012



IWC-05-79 Paper Yes




IWC-05-76 Paper Yes



IWC-05-75 Paper Yes



of 1083 06/04/2012


Boiler Feed Water Degasification Using Membrane Contactors — NewMethods for Optimized Performance

Boiler Feed Water Degasification Using Membrane Contactors — NewMethods for Optimized Performance

Outsourced Water Treatment Plant for Boiler Make-up Water: Case Study

A Triple Membrane Process Utilizing Long Path Homogeneous MembraneEDI Units to Produce Deionized Water

Removal of Weakly Ionized Species by Cross-Flow Spiral Wound EDIModules

Removal of Weakly Ionized Species by Cross-Flow Spiral Wound EDIModules

Microfiltration Performance Enhancement Using an Air-Scour, Air-AssistedBackwash Regime



Membrane Technologies for Wastewater Reuse Applications

Selenium Reduction Issues in a Coal Fired Power Plant

of 1083 06/04/2012


WILLIAM S. MILLER, GE Mobile Water, Inc., Norfolk, VA

BRIAN MILLER, JORGE MUNOZ, FRED WIESLER, Membrana– Industrial Separations, Charlotte, NC

RUSSELL HOURIGAN, GABRIEL NICOLAIDES, Ontario PowerGeneration, Pickering, Ontario, Canada, MICHAEL DEJAK,Eco-Tec Inc., Pickering, Ontario, Canada

ALLISON M. MOODY, GE Mobile Water, Norfolk, VA

DAVID F. TESSIER, Ph.D., GE Water & Process Technologies,Guelph, Ontario, Canada

AVIJIT DEY, Ph.D., Omexell, Inc., Houston, TX

JOHN POTTS, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., West PalmBeach, FL

GLEN P. SUNDSTROM, USFilter Memcor Products, Rockford,IL, RUSS SWERDFEGER, USFilter Memcor Products,Colorado Springs, CO

GLEN P. SUNDSTROM, USFilter Memcor Products, Rockford,IL, RUSS SWERDFEGER, USFilter Memcor Products,Colorado Springs, CO

PETER S. CARTWRIGHT, P.E., Cartwright ConsultingCompany, Minneapolis, MN

MAREK MIERZEJEWSKI, USFilter, a Siemens Business, GlenAllen, VA

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-05-73 Paper Yes


IWC-05-72 Paper Yes



IWC-05-70 Paper Yes



IWC-05-68 Paper Yes



IWC-05-66 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Selenium Reduction Issues in a Coal Fired Power Plant

ABMet Biological Selenium Removal from FGD Wastewater

ABMet Biological Selenium Removal from FGD Wastewater

Constructed Wetlands for FGD Blowdown Treatment Design andConstruction Issues



Operating Experience on The Treatment on FGD Scrubber Blowdownfrom an Existing Generating Station

Continuous Real Time Water Monitoring for Radionuclides

Continuous Real Time Water Monitoring for Radionuclides

UV Disinfection Equipment Selection and Operation Considerations forMunicipal Drinking Water

MIEX Advanced DOC Removal Process: Full Scale Plant Design andPerformance

MIEX Advanced DOC Removal Process: Full Scale Plant Design andPerformance

of 1083 06/04/2012


TERRY SCHEURMAN, Applied Specialties, Inc., Avon Lake,OH

DONALD VACKER, Bechtel Corporation, Houston, TX

JILL SONSTEGARD, TIM PICKETT, Zenon Environmental, SaltLake City, UT

F. DOUGLAS MOONEY, ENTRIX, Inc., Atlanta, GA, ROBERTR. WYLIE, Duke Energy Corp., Charlotte, NC

MARK A. JANICK, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD

JOHN H. RODGERS, Jr., Ph.D.., Clemson University, Clemson,SC, GEORGE M. HUDDLESTON, Entrix, Inc., Pendleton, SC,CYNTHIA MURRAY-GULDE, F. DOUGLAS MOONEY, Entrix,Inc, Atlanta, GA

MICHAEL L. PUDVAY, Infilco Degremont, Richmond, VA

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, PH.D., Arthur Freedman Associates,Inc., East Stroudsburg, PA

ROBERT GOLDSTEIN, Technical Associates, Canoga Park,CA, DANIEL DOTSON, Jefferson

KEITH BIRCHER, ELLIOTT WHITBY, SCOTT FRENZ, CalgonCarbon Corporation - UV Technologies Division, Pittsburgh, PA


PAUL SMITH, MICHAEL BOURKE, DAVID SHELBACH, S.MITCHELL, SHANE JONES, Orica Watercare Inc., Watkins, CO

of 1083 06/04/2012



IWC-05-64 Paper Yes


IWC-05-63 Paper Yes


IWC-05-62 Paper Yes


IWC-05-61 Paper Yes





of 1083 06/04/2012


CARIX – 20 Years of Non-Polluting Ion Exchange Technology

CARIX – 20 Years of Non-Polluting Ion Exchange Technology

Legionella 2003: An Update and Statement by the Association of WaterTechnologies (AWT)

Legionella 2003: An Update and Statement by the Association of WaterTechnologies (AWT)

Guidelines for Treatment of Systems Containing Enhanced and Super-Enhanced Tubes - Association of Water Technologies (AWT)

Guidelines for Treatment of Systems Containing Enhanced and Super-Enhanced Tubes - Association of Water Technologies (AWT)

White Rust: An Industry Update and Guide Paper, 2002 - Association ofWater Technologies (AWT)

White Rust: An Industry Update and Guide Paper, 2002 - Association ofWater Technologies (AWT)

New Paradigm For Plant Cycle Chemistry Requirements

On-line Strategy for Removing Copper Depositions in Turbines

Origin and Behaviour of Non-Ionic Natural Organic Matter (NOM) in BoilerFeed Water

Corrosion Steam Turbines

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ALFRED J. NICKELS, Watertech Inc., Twin Falls, ID

WOLFGANG H. HOLL, Ph.D., Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe,Karlsruhe, Germany, KLAUS HAGEN, Krüger WABAG GmbH,Bayreuth, Germany

HELEN CERRA, Chemtreat, Inc., Glen Allen, VA

WILLIAM PEARSON, II, Southeastern Laboratories, Goldsboro,NC

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Evergreen, CO

J. PATRICK SISK, JAY FARMERIE, CHARLES D. HAMRICK,CWT

JASBIR S. GILL, Ph.D., Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

ROBERT LEE, R2J Chemical Services, Inc., Largo, FL, GARYM. REGGIANI,

JAMES BELLOWS, PH.D.., Siemens Power Generation,Orlando, FL, MICHAEL RZIHA, Siemens Power Generation,Erlanger, Germany

TOM PIKE, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative, FortTowson, OK, DOUGLAS DEWITT-DICK, Ashland SpecialtyChemical, Drew, Boonton, NJ.

STEFAN A. HUBER, Ph.D., DOC-LABOR Dr. Huber, Karlsruhe,Germany

DAVID G. DANIELS, Mechanical & Materials Engineering, LLP,

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IWC-05-55 Paper Yes


IWC-05-54 Paper Yes






IWC-05-50 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Particle Size Analysis of Ion Exchange Resins

Unusual Items and Procedures in Ion Exchange and Water

Unusual Items and Procedures in Ion Exchange and Water

Sixteen Years of Resin Cleaning

Sixteen Years of Resin Cleaning

Case Study of Anaerobic Treatment of Winery Wastewater

Water Quality and Water Treatment Requirements for Recycle/ReuseWaters in Industrial and Utility Plants

Treating High Concentrations of Perchlorate in Groundwater Using a Two-Stage AdvancedBioreactor Design

Performance of Multibore Ultrafiltration Systems for Municipal WasteWater Treatment

Performance of Multibore Ultrafiltration Systems for Municipal WasteWater Treatment

Performance of Multibore Ultrafiltration Systems for Municipal Waste

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Austin, TX

JIM SUMMERFIELD, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI

MICHAEL HALDEMAN, Tenergy Christ Water, LLC, NewBritain, CT

GEORGE J. CRITS, Idreco USA, Corp., Ardmore, PA

WAYNE BERNAHL, W. Bernahl Enterprises Ltd., Elmhurst, IL

WILLIAM E. BORNAK, Recirculation Technologies, Inc.,Warminster, PA

ROBERT HICKEY, Ecovation, Inc., Victor, NY

GARY A. LORETITSCH, PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, Puckorius &Associates, Inc., Evergreen, CO

A. PAUL TOGNA, MICHAEL DELVECCHIO, ShawEnvironmental, Inc, Lawrenceville, NJ,. TODD WEBSTER,Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc., San Diego,California,BOB HINES, USFilter, Envirex Products, Waukesha, Wisconsin,MARY CHEUNG, Veolia Water North America OperatingServices, LLC, Solon, Ohio, L. KEITH BAILEY, Kerr-McGeeShared Services LLC, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

M. N. RAO, Aquatech International Corporation, Canonsburg,PA

Dr. C. H. KRISHNAMURTHI RAO, T. JAYACHANDER,Membrane Research Technology Singapore PTE LTD,Singapore

Dr. C. H. KRISHNAMURTHI RAO, T. JAYACHANDER,

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IWC-05-49 Paper Yes


IWC-05-48 Paper Yes

IWC-05-47 Paper Yes



IWC-05-45 Paper Yes


IWC-05-44 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Water Treatment

Innovative MBR Process for Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Reuse

Innovative MBR Process for Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Reuse

Cooling Tower Film-fill Foulant Removal in a Petrochemical Plant

Cooling Tower Film-fill Foulant Removal in a Petrochemical Plant

Cooling Tower Diagnostic Testing Technique Solves RefineryBottlenecking Problem And Avoids 6$Million Contingency

Dynamic Control of Dynamic Systems: Advances in Cooling SystemTreatment

Water (Resource) Conservation using Closed-Loop, Evaporative CoolingSystems for Process and Power Applications

Water (Resource) Conservation using Closed-Loop, Evaporative CoolingSystems for Process and Power Applications

Removal of Recalcitrant Organic Compounds from Stabilized LandfillLeachate using a Combination ofAmmonium Stripping and GAC Adsorption

Removal of Recalcitrant Organic Compounds from Stabilized LandfillLeachate using a Combination ofAmmonium Stripping and GAC Adsorption

The Ion Exchange Resource Recovery Business

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Membrane Research Technology Singapore PTE LTD,Singapore

GOMES GANAPATHI, Bechtel International Systems Inc.,Amman, Jordan

ALASDAIR DONN, ITT Aquious, Basingstoke, Hants, UK,MICHAEL DIMITRIOU, ITT Advanced

DOUGLAS DEWITT-DICK, Ashland Specialty Chemical,Boonton, NJ

JOHN A. ZIMOWSKI, Dupont Co., Orange, TX

CHARLES W. H. FOSTER, Diagnostic Cooling Solutions Inc.,Burlington, Ontario, Canada

DANIEL M. CICERO, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

JAMES C. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Stafford, TX

PETER G. DEMAKOS, Niagara Blower Company, Buffalo, NY

WILLIAM S. MILLER, GE Mobile Water, Inc., Norfolk, VA

TONNI AGUSTIONO KURNIAWAN, GILBERT Y. S. CHAN,WAI-HUNG LO, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HongKong, China, LI LIN, Zhongsan University, School ofPharmaceutical Sciences, Guangzhou, China

LARRY GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, West Berlin, NJ

of 1083 06/04/2012




IWC-05-40 Paper Yes









IWC-05-33 Paper Yes

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Use of Hydrolysis and Neutralization to Destroy Stockpiled ChemicalAgents

Silica Polyamine Composites: Advanced Materials for Ion Recovery andRemediation

Silica Polyamine Composites: Advanced Materials for Ion Recovery andRemediation

Solar Based Distillation System for Domestic Purpose

The Island Water Association “Case History” - Desalination of BrackishWater

Pretreatment for Seawater Reverse Osmosis: Three Years Operation OfThe 27.6 MIGD (125,530 M³/Day) Seawater Desalination Plant, PointLisas, Trinidad and Tobago

Pretreatment for Seawater Reverse Osmosis: Three Years Operation OfThe 27.6 MIGD (125,530 M³/Day) Seawater Desalination Plant, PointLisas, Trinidad and Tobago

Performance Characteristics of the Diffusion Driven Desalination Process

Overview of Desalination Technology

Drawing the Line: Patentable v. Unpatentable Ideas in Water Treatment

Short-Bed Ion-Exchange Technologies for Kraft Pulp Mill System Closure

Short-Bed Ion-Exchange Technologies for Kraft Pulp Mill System Closure

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ALLAN FARBER, CHRISTINE TEVIS, Bechtel National Inc.,Gunpowder, MD, CRAIG HATFIELD, Battelle Memorial Institute,Aberdeen MD

MICHAEL GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, West Berlin, NJ

EDWARD ROSENBERG, DAN NIELSEN, PAUL MIRANDA,University of Montana, Missoula, MT, CAROLYN HART,YUCHEN CAO, Purity Systems Inc., Missoula, MT

M. UMAMAHESWARAN, Anna University, College ofEngineering, Chennai, India

BRANDON HENKE, STEVEN DOVER, PHILIP NOE, TheIsland Water Association, Inc., Sanibel, FL

MARK A. JANICK, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD

KENNETH IRWIN, Ph.D., GE Water & Process Technologies,Trevose, PA, IAN RAMROOP, Desalination Company ofTrinidad and Tobago, California, Trinidad

JAMES F. KLAUSNER, YI LI, RENWEI MEI, University ofFlorida, Gainesville, FL

MICHAEL C. PRESTON, Black & Veatch, Overland Park, KS

CLIFTON E. McCANN, ESQ., Venable LLP, Washington, DC

DANIEL B. RICE, DR. DARYL GISCH, The Dow ChemicalCompany, Midland, MI

MICHAEL PALEOLOGOU, NACEUR JEMAA, RICHARD

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IWC-05-32 Paper Yes


IWC-05-31 Paper Yes


IWC-05-30 Paper Yes



IWC-05-29 Paper Yes


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Value Added Products from Innovative Applications of Donnan MembranePrinciple: Two CaseStudies

Value Added Products from Innovative Applications of Donnan MembranePrinciple: Two CaseStudies

Hybrid Resin Technology for Simultaneous Removal of MultipleContaminants

Hybrid Resin Technology for Simultaneous Removal of MultipleContaminants

Capacitive Deionization Technology: An Alternative Desalination Solution

Capacitive Deionization Technology: An Alternative Desalination Solution

The Use of Heat Tolerant Reverse Osmosis Membranes in ProcessCondensate Polishing



New Oxygen Scavenger Amine Based For Boiler Feedwater Treatment

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BERRY, Pulp and Paper Research Institute of Canada, PointeClaire, Quebec, Canada, CRAIG BROWN. MIKE SHEEDY,Eco-Tec, Inc., Pickering, Ontario, Canada

ROBERT L. ALBRIGHT, PH.D.., Albright Consulting,Southampton, PA

ARUP SENGUPTA, Ph.D.., LUIS CUMBAL, PRAKHARPRAKASH, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA

HEIKKI MONONEN, Finex Oy, Kotka, Finland

PETER MEYERS, MICHAEL GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, Inc., WestBerlin, NJ


TOBIE J. WELGEMOED, P.E., CDT Systems, Inc., Dallas, TX

SCOTT BEARDSLEY, The Dow Chemical Company,Minneapolis, MN

JONATHAN HUNT, GE Water & Process Technologies, GambsUK

JONATHAN HUNT, SIMON GARE, GE Water & ProcessTechnologies, Gambs UK, MATTHEW WHITE, GE Water &Process Technologies, Manila, Philippines, PETER ERIKSSON,GE Water & Process Technologies, Vista, CA, MARKDUNLOP, GE Water & Process Technologies, Minnetonka, MN,

FEDERICA PERPIGLIA, UniversitÃ degli Studi di Genova -

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IWC-05-26 Paper Yes


IWC-05-25 Paper Yes



IWC-05-24 Paper Yes


IWC-05-23 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Pilot Testing of Inside-Out UF Pretreatment Prior to RO for High TurbiditySeawater Desalination

Solving Tube Failures Problems to Improve the Boilers Reliability of theBadak's LNG/LPG Plant

Solving Tube Failures Problems to Improve the Boilers Reliability of theBadak's LNG/LPG Plant

Benefits of Oil and Grease Removal for Contact Cooling Water Systems inModern Continuous Strip Process Steel Mills

Benefits of Oil and Grease Removal for Contact Cooling Water Systems inModern Continuous Strip Process Steel Mills

Case History of the Premcor Refinery Wastewater Treatment Plant on theTexas Gulf Coast



Assuring Mill Reliability by Conducting Planned Audits of Water TreatmentProcedures and Results

Assuring Mill Reliability by Conducting Planned Audits of Water TreatmentProcedures and Results

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D.I.M.S.E.T., Genova, Italy

JINGDONG ZHANG, SUNMING GAO, YANWEI LIU,CHANGZHENG LI, FANG ZHANG, HUIMING ZEN, CUNSONGYE, Wuhan University, College of Resources & EnvironmentalScience, Wuhan, Hubei Province, China

ANTON BANWEG, Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

FELIX TAMPUBOLON, PE., MUHAIMIN, PE., PT Badak NGL,Bontang, East Kalimantan, Indonesia

LARRY SMITH, GE Infrastructure Water & ProcessTechnologies, Trevose, PA

NORMAN D. FAHRER, ChemTreat, Inc., Glen Allen, VA, JEFFBRAUN, RUSSELL McLAUGHLIN, Nucor Steel, Decatur, AL,STEVE ROBSON, ChemTreat, Inc, Decatur, AL

SAEED DARIAN, Connestoga-Rovers & Associates, Atlanta,GA

DON VACKER, DAVID DYBELL, Bechtel Corporation, Houston,TX

DON VACKER, DAVID DYBELL, Bechtel Corporation, Houston,TX

VIRGINIA DURHAM, Hercules Incorporated, Philadelphia, PA

THOMAS W. WOLFE, Wolfe Water Treatment Services, LLC,Baton Rouge, LA, JAMES J. KEANE, NewPage Corporation,Chillicothe, OH

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IWC-05-17 Paper Yes


IWC-05-16 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Lessons Learned from Recent Outbreaks of Legionnaires Disease andGuidelines for Control inCooling Water

Legionella Controlled by Pulsed Power

Zen and the Art of Cooling Tower Maintenance: Recognizing AmbiguityAssociated with Legionella Risk Management


Particle Removal Efficiency of Nano Alumina Fiber Filters

Design and Operation of Large Scale Reverse Osmosis Elements andSystems

Design and Operation of Large Scale Reverse Osmosis Elements andSystems

Sensitive Integrity Test for RO/NF Elements

Sensitive Integrity Test for RO/NF Elements

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PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Evergreen,CO

DAVID ALLEY, FRANK ROGERS, Clearwater Systems Corp.,Essex, CT

CHARLES ASCOLESE, GE Infrastructure Water & ProcessTechnologies, Trevose, PA

DAVID W. HILL, Severn Trent De Nora LLC, Sugar Land, TX,RUDOLF C. MATOUSEK, Severn Trent Services, Sugar Land,TX, R.P. HERWIG, Ph.D. School of Aquatic and FisherySciences, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington,JENNIFER E. HOLLAND, Civil and Engineering Dept.,TulaneUniversity, New Orleans, LA, ROBERT S. REIMERS, Ph.D.,FAIC, Environmental Health Sevices, Tulane University, NewOrleans, LA

FRED TEPPER, LEONID KALEDIN, Argonide Corporation,Sanford, FL

PETER MIDGLEY, Anderson Water Systems, Dundas, Ontario,Canada

BENJAMIN T. ANTRIM, CHINH HOANG, Koch MembraneSystems, Inc., Wilmington, MA

STUART A. McCLELLAN, Successfully Applied Membranes,Inc., Palm Beach Gardens, FL

STEVEN D. JONS, Ph.D., TOM N. HAYNES, JAMES S.NATHAN, FilmTec Corporation, a subsidiary of The DowChemical Company, Edina, MN

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IWC-05-15 Paper Yes







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Membrane Filtration Improves Water Quality at Point Beach NuclearPower Plant



An Alternative to Silt Density Index (SDI)...Continuous Particle Counting

Providing Water to the People of Sadr City, Iraq

Challenges in Rebuilding Iraq's Water Infrastructure

Refurbishing Power Plant Water Treatment Equipment in Iraq

Startup of Multiple Water Treatment Plants & Operator Training inSouthern Iraq - A RewardingExperience

ZLD Today - Matching Water Treatment Options to Power GeneratingPlant Requirements

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Chemical Company, Edina, MN


GLEN P. SUNDSTROM, USFilter Memcor Products, Rockford,IL, DEAN M. WEYENBERG, Nuclear Management Company,Two Rivers, WI

GLEN P. SUNDSTROM, USFilter Memcor Products, Rockford,IL, DEAN M. WEYENBERG, Nuclear Management Company,Two Rivers, WI

ROBERT L BRYANT, Chemtrac Systems, Inc., Norcross, GA

VIRAJ DE SILVA, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE, WALID HATOUM, P.E.,PARSONS, Tampa, FL

MOUSTAFA HASAN, Metito (Overseas) Ltd, Amman, Jordan,TAREK GHANDOUR, Metito International Inc., Houston TX

JULIUS ISAAC, PE, KATHRYN HYAM, PE, KUMAR SINHA,PE, Bechtel Power Corporation and Bechtel Systems andInfrastructure, Inc., Frederick, MD

GOMES GANAPATHI, Ph.D., CHMM, LUKE SANTEE, JASSIMAJEEL, ALI GHAREEB, OSAMA ABD AL KADIR, IMAD HADI,HASANAIN FADHIL, RAFAT MATTI, IBRAHIM KHALIL,MAHMOOD KADHIM, KHALID MAHMOOD, BechtelInternational Systems Inc; SALAH M. SULTAN, MOHAMEDYASSEN, University of Basrah, Iraq

WILLIAM E. MOORE, Calpine, Houston, TX, TIMOTHYRITTOF, HPD LLC, Plainfield, IL

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IWC-05-08 Paper Yes


IWC-05-07 Paper Yes


IWC-05-06 Paper Yes


IWC-05-05 Paper Yes





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Selection of Zero Liquid Discharge System - Summary of Issues at aPower Plant in California

Selection of Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) System - Summary of Issues ata Power Plant in California

The Bayswater-Liddel Zero Discharge System - A 20+ Year OperationalPerspective

The Bayswater-Liddel Zero Discharge System - A 20+ Year OperationalPerspective

Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction of Leachable Organics from IXResins - A Novel ResinCleaning Technique

Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction of Leachable Organics from IXResins - A Novel ResinCleaning Technique

Use of Fractal Liquid Distribution in Water Treatment

Use of Fractal Liquid Distribution in Water Treatment

Optimizing Single-use Long Life Resins

Optimizing Single-use Long Life Resins

Impact of Low Molecular Weight Organic Acids on Anion Exchange ResinKinetics

Advances in Produced Water Deoiling Utilizing a Recently Developed

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KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel, Frederick, MD

CHRIS LEWIS, Burbank Water & Power, City of Burbank, CA,DEVESH MITTAL, Aquatech International Corporation,Canonsburg, PA


THOMAS BRYANT, Connell Wagner PPI, Callaghan, NSW,Australia, ERROL BURTON, Macquarie Generation,Muswellbrook, NSW, Australia, THOMAS D. WOLFE, WaterEyeCorporation, Grass Valley, CA

WILLIAM E. BORNAK, RTI, Warminster, PA

SHELTON A. DIAS, Ph.D, Kinectrics, Inc., Toronto, Ontario,Canada

CRAIG BROWN, Eco-Tec Inc., Pickering, Ontario, Canada

JAY MIERS, Jr., Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia, PA

FRANK CRAFT, Mobile Processing Technology, Memphis, TN

PETER MEYERS, FRANCIS DESILVA, ResinTech, Inc., WestBerlin, NJ


KUMAR JAIN, Fluor Corporation, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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IWC-05-02 Paper Yes


IWC-05-01 Paper Yes

IWC-05~S15PD






IWC-04-51 Paper Yes


IWC-04-48 Paper Yes

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Technology which Removes and Recovers Dispersed Oil in ProducedWater 2 Microns and Larger

Advances in Produced Water Deoiling Utilizing a Recently DevelopedTechnology which Removes and Recovers Dispersed Oil in ProducedWater 2 Microns and Larger

Advances in Produced Water Deoiling Utilizing a Recently DevelopedTechnology which Removes and Recovers Dispersed Oil in ProducedWater 2 Microns and Larger

Study on Recycling Produced Water to Steam Generators and Its FieldApplication

Study on Recycling Produced Water to Steam Generators and Its FieldApplication

Corrrosion and Deposition in Steam Turbines: Panel Discussion Transcript

Water Scarcity Solutions for a Thirsty Planet

Effective Dust Suppression on a Matured Fine Ash Dam Utilizing ExcessMine Water

Introduction of Spiral Wound EDI -Exclusive Design and Its Application



EDI Performance: Operating Results for Sites Installed at Least FiveYears

EDI Performance: Operating Results for Sites Installed at Least Five

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M. J. PLEBON, MARC SAAD, SERGE FRASER, EARTH(Canada) Corporation, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

M. J. PLEBON, MARC SAAD, SERGE FRASER, EARTH(Canada) Corporation, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

GORDON PAGE, Page Technology Ltd., Calgary, Alberta,Canada, CAROLINE WILSON, Oil Recovery, EnCana Oil andGas Partnership, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

JIACAI XIE, XILIN LIU, Petrochina Liaohe Oilfield Company,Panjin, China

Panel Moderator: Allan Harvey, Ph.D., National Institute ofStandards & Technology, Boulder, CO

JEFFREY CONNELLY, Vice President & General Manager, GEWater & Process Technologies

JOEY S. SWART, Water & Environmental Research, SasolTechnology R&D, Sasol, South Africa


AVIJIT DEY, Ph.D., Omexell, Inc., Houston, TX

AVIJIT DEY, Ph.D., GUANGHUI LI, Omexell, Inc., Houston, TX

CHERYL G. SAWYER, Cogentrix, Suffolk, VA

WILLIAM T. HARVEY, TED PRATO, Ionics Incorporated,

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IWC-04-41 Paper Yes


IWC-04-40 Paper Yes


IWC-04-39 Paper Yes

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Years

Process and System Design for Reliable Operation of RO/CEDI Systems

Risk Mitigation by Managing Water Treatment System Interfaces in thePower Industry

Fear and Loathing at a Combined Cycle Power Plant - IonChromatography in a Box

pH and CO2 Determinations Based on Power Plant ConductivityMeasurements

Total Oxidizable Carbon Control Experience f2or BWR CondensatePolishing Performance

Application of Membrane Filtration Technology for the Production ofDrinking Water

Application of Membrane Filtration Technology for the Production ofDrinking Water

The Use of Reverse Osmosis as a Pretreatment to a High PressureSteam System at a Power Plantin Thailand

The Use of Reverse Osmosis as a Pretreatment to a High PressureSteam System at a Power Plantin Thailand

Reverse Osmosis Operations

Reverse Osmosis Operations

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Watertown, MA

JONATHAN WOOD, JOSEPH GIFFORD, USFilter, Lowell, MA

SUSAN BAINES, KATHI KIRSCHENHEITER, KUMAR SINHA,Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD

BEVERLY NEWTON, MIKE DOYLE, Dionex Corporation,Sunnyvale, CA, LUIS CARVALHO, IAN SCARTH, PEETLINDAU, GE Water and Process Technologies, Mississauga,Ontario, Canada

DAVID M. GRAY, Mettler-Toledo Thornton, Inc., Bedford, MA

TUNG-JEN WEN, Institute of Nuclear Energy Research,Taoyuan, Taiwan, ROC

JANTJE JOHNSON, FilmTec Corporation, Edina, MN

BENJAMIN T. ANTRIM, BRIAN M. KILCULLEN, KochMembrane Systems, Inc., Wilmington, MA

MICHAEL C. PRESTON, Black & Veatch Corporation.,Overland Park, KS

MATTHEW WHITE, Ecolochem International, Ltd.,Peterborough, UK, MIKE DUNHAM, Glow Power Co. Ltd, MapTa Phut, Thailand, SIMON GARE, Ecolochem International, Ltd.

KENNETH J. KOZELSKI, E.I. DuPont de Nemours, Camden,SC


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IWC-04-32 Report No


IWC-04-31 Paper Yes





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Application of a Non-Traditional Polyamine/Amine Treatment in HighPressure Drum Boiler Systems

Use of Amines in HRSG Chemistry

Hazards of Amine Use In Boiler Systems

Amine Use in High Pressure Steam Cycles and Boilers

Emerging Contaminants, Regulations, and Changes for IndustrialProviders of Potable Water

I Hear What You're Saying, But I Don't Understand a Word of It

Technology Based Effluent Stsndards:-Whats New at EPA

Modeling Leaching in Treated Wood Cooling Towers

Modeling Leaching in Treated Wood Cooling Towers

Design & Operational Concerns Associated with Chemistry in HRSGs

Case History of a Heat Recovery Steam Generator System Failure

Heat Recovery Steam Generators: Impact of Water Chemistry

Avoiding Costly Water Treatment Mistakes in Combined Cycle PowerPlant Projects

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ALBERT BURSIK, PowerPlant Chemistry GmbH, Neulussheim,Germany

WILLIAM MOORE, Calpine, Houston, TX

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Ph.D., Siemens Westinghouse PowerCorporation, Orlando, FL

MICHAEL W. ROOTHAM, Mike Rootham & Associates,Delmont, PA

MARK V. ROWZEE, Water Quality Association, Lisle, IL

JOHN D. MORTON, P.E., ALCOA, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

DEBORAH NAGLE, US EPA - Permits Division, Washington,DC

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Evergreen, CO

MARK A. JANICK, LAWRENCE GASPER, Bechtel PowerCorporation, Frederick, MD

DOUGLAS B. DEWITT-DICK, Ashland Specialty Chemical Co.,Portland, TX, EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Ashland SpecialtyChemical Co., Toronto, Ontario, Canada

TORRY J. TVEDT, T.J. Tvedt & Associates, Ltd, Angleton, TX

IRVIN J. COTTON, Arthur Freedman Associates, Inc., EastStroudsburg, PA, JOHN OBERMAIER, Deltak LLC,Minneapolis, MN

LUIS CARVALHO, P.Eng., GE Water & Process Technologies,Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

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IWC-04-23 Paper Yes


IWC-04-22 Paper Yes


IWC-04-21 Paper Yes


IWC-04-20 Paper Yes




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HRSG Chemistry Guidelines

Applications of Immersed Membrane Bioreactor Technology for AdvancedOn-site Wastewater Treatment & Water Reuse

Applications of Immersed Membrane Bioreactor Technology for AdvancedOn-site Wastewater Treatment & Water Reuse

Non-Chemical Devices: Thirty Years of Myth Busting

Non-Chemical Devices: Thirty Years of Myth Busting

On-Site Chlorine Dioxide: A Review of Uses, Safety, and New Processes

On-Site Chlorine Dioxide: A Review of Uses, Safety, and New Processes

Zebra Mussels in an Industrial Setting: A Portable Control Option

Zebra Mussels in an Industrial Setting: A Portable Control Option

Demonstration of an On-site Electrolytic Hypobromite Generator at aPower Generation Station

Water Reuse Experience in Petroleum Refineries' Cooling Tower WaterSystems - LessonsLearned

The Cost of Water in an Arid Climate: Water Conservation and Reuse -Source Segregation and

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DAVID G. DANIELS, Mechanical & Materials Engineering, LLC,Austin, TX

JOHN SCHUBERT, P.E., EnCoss, Monroeville, PA

JAMES W. HOTCHKIES, P.Eng., ZENON Environmental Inc.,Oakville, Ontario, Canada

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Drew Industrial Division ofAshland Canada Corp., Ajax, Ontario, Canada

TIMOTHY KEISTER, ProChemTech International, Inc.,Brockway, PA

LEONARD R. OLAVESSEN, Buckman LaboratoriesInternational, Inc., Memphis, TN

MAREK NOWOSIELSKI, International Dioxcide, Inc., A DupontCompany, North Kingstown, RI

RAYMOND M. POST, P.E. GE Water Process Technologies,Trevose, PA

DAN BUTTS, ASI Group Ltd., Orchard Park, NY

JEFFERY TEAGUE, Indianapolis Power and Light , Petersburg,IN, ROB LAWLER, TIMOTHY KEISTER, ProChemTechInternational, Inc., Brockway, PA,


JUSTIN R. MOSES, P.E., SCOTT A. GRIECO, PE, O'Brien &Gere Engineers, Inc., Syracuse, NY

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IWC-04-11 Paper Yes


IWC-04-10 Paper Yes


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Treatment

Legionnaires’ Disease: Where are we after 27 years of study?

Chlorine Dioxide for Legionella Control in a Hospital Water System:Monitoring for DisinfectionBy-Products

Evaluation of Chlorine Dioxide in Potable Water Systems for LegionellaControl in an Acute CareHospital Environment



Developing a JCAHO Program and Action Manual for Legionella

Developing a JCAHO Program and Action Manual for Legionella

The Use of Short Bed Ion Exchange Technology for the Production ofHigh Purity Water at WEEnergies' Pleasant Prairie Power Plant

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BRIAN G. SHELTON, MPH, PathCon Laboratories, Norcross,GA

ZHE ZHANG, RADISAV D. VIDIC, Ph.D., University ofPittsburgh - School of Engineering, Pittsburgh, PA, CAROLEMcCANN, ROBERT E. HAWKS, JAMES McELROY, STEVEPIESCZNSKI,, RAYMOND BISSON, Mercy Hospital, Buffalo,NY, JANET STOUT, PH.D., Pittsburgh VA Healthcare System,Pittsburgh, PA

MARK HODGSON, Clayton Environmental, Edison, NJ

GREGORY BOVA, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD,PAUL SHARPE, Water Chemical Service, Inc., Aberdeen, MD,TIM KEANE, Legionella Risk Management, Chalfont, PA

GREGORY BOVA, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD,PAUL SHARPE, Water Chemical Service, Inc., Aberdeen, MD,TIM KEANE, Legionella Risk Management, Chalfont, PA

MATTHEW R. FREIJE, HC Information Resources, Fallbrook,CA

JAY FARMERIE, Cyrus Rice Water Consultants, Inc.,Pittsburgh, PA

AL NEBRIG, Southern Company Services, Hoover, AL

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IWC-04-09 Paper Yes


IWC-04-08 Paper Yes


IWC-04-07 Paper Yes


IWC-04-06 Paper Yes


IWC-04-05 Paper Yes


IWC-04-04 Paper Yes

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The Use of Short Bed Ion Exchange Technology for the Production ofHigh Purity Water at WEEnergies' Pleasant Prairie Power Plant

Hollow Fiber UF Pilot Testing Procedures & Case Studies

Hollow Fiber UF Pilot Testing Procedures & Case Studies

High Rate Compressible Media Filtration

High Rate Compressible Media Filtration

Dissolved Air Flotation: A Proven Technology Making Inroads in IndustrialClarification

Dissolved Air Flotation: A Proven Technology Making Inroads in IndustrialClarification

Phased Municipal Sewage/Sludge Stabilization

Phased Municipal Sewage/Sludge Stabilization

Mobile Wastewater Treatment Helps Remediate Highly ConcentratedAcidic Pond Water at Piney Point Fertilizer Plant, Florida

Mobile Wastewater Treatment Helps Remediate Highly ConcentratedAcidic Pond Water at Piney Point Fertilizer Plant, Florida

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MICHAEL SHEEDY, Eco-Tec Inc., Pickering, Ontario, Canada;PETER G. KUTZORA, We Energies, Fossil Operations,Milwaukee, WI

JERRY ALEXANDER, USFilter, La Canada, CA

DAVE CHRISTOPHERSEN, CROWN Solutions, Inc., Vandalia,OH


WILLIAM D. KUNZMAN, Schreiber LLC, Trussville, AL

MARK JANICK, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD

WILLIAM E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Inc., An Ionics Company,Norfolk, VA; ADRIAAN VAN DER BEEK, Nijhuis WaterTechnology, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; GREG BARTLEY,TVA, Nashville, TN

LEE A. LUNDBERG, Veolia Water, Moon Township, PA

BUKURU GODEFROID, YANG JIAN , Tongji University,Shanghai, China

COLLEEN M. KULICK, Parsons E & C, Reading, PA

BILL PERPICH JR., USFilter, Tampa, FL; CHRIS SOULE,USFilter, Schaumburg, IL; SAM ZAMANI, P.E., FloridaDepartment of Environmental Protection, PhosphateManagement, Tampa, FL; LOUIS TIMCHAK, Attorney, Lutz, FL;GARY UEBELHOER, Environmental Consulting & Technology,

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IWC-04-02 Paper Yes


IWC-04-01 Paper Yes

IWC-04~S10PD


IWC-04~S08PD





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Cooling Tower Water Systems and Legionnaires' Disease: LessonsLearned from Recent USAIncidents and Outbreaks and the Corrective Actions That Should BeTaken

Cooling Tower Water Systems and Legionnaires' Disease: LessonsLearned from Recent USAIncidents and Outbreaks and the Corrective Actions That Should BeTaken

Risk Assessment: The Essential First Step in Legionellosis Risk Reduction

Risk Assessment: The Essential First Step in Legionellosis Risk Reduction

Pros and Cons of Amine Use in Industrial and Utility Power Plants:Transcript

Current Ideas for Water Chemistry Control and Operation of HRSG's:Transcript

None

Meeting Semiconductor FAB Quality With Mobile Equipment

An Innovative Approach to High Rate Softening

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Tampa, FL; LNSP NAGGHAPPAN, ROBERT HELWICK, VeoliaWater Systems, Pittsburgh, PA

CHRISTOPHER J. NALEPA, Ph.D., Albemarle Corporation,Baton Rouge, LA


ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Ph.D., Arthur Freedman Associates,Inc., East Stroudsburg, PA

ANDREW COOPER, HOWARD BARNES, NOELCHRISTOPHER, THOMAS LINDLEY, ERIC MYERS, NalcoCompany Water and Core Technologies and EnvironmentalHygiene Services, Naperville, IL

Panel Moderator: Deborah Bloom, Nalco Company, Naperville,IL

Panel Moderator: Deborah Bloom, Nalco Company, Naperville,IL

PETER J. CENSKY, Water Quality Association, (WQA), Lisle, IL

ROBERT A. ESCOBEDO, JUDY PUCKETT, Ecolochem, Inc.,Norfolk, VA

J. C. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Inc., Stafford, Texas,USA

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IWC-03-47 Paper Yes


IWC-03-46 Paper Yes


IWC-03-45 Paper Yes


IWC-03-44 Paper Yes


IWC-03-43 Paper Yes




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An Innovative Approach to High Rate Softening

Does Your Deaerator Really Work?

Does Your Deaerator Really Work?

Troubleshooting Water Treatment Systems

Troubleshooting Water Treatment Systems

15 years of Crud, Corrosion, and Oxygen Control using Carbohyrazide inBoiler Feedwater at a 480 MW Power Plant

15 years of Crud, Corrosion, and Oxygen Control using Carbohyrazide inBoiler Feedwater at a 480 MW Power Plant

Arsenic Reduction From a Contaminated Cooling Tower Basin

Arsenic Reduction From a Contaminated Cooling Tower Basin

THM Destruction by UV/Ozone in RO Permeate to Facilitate RemovalDownstream be Ion Exchange

Boron Removal with Ion Exchange Resin

Integrated Approach to Water/Wastewater Treatment at a Zero Discharge,

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CHARLES D. BLUMENSCHEIN, P.E. DEE, KASHI BANERJEE,PH.D., P.E., DEE, MARK DI NARDO, ERICA BLUMENSCHEIN,USFilter - North American Technology Center, Pittsburgh, PA

ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates, Etobicoke,Ontario, Canada

JACK B. PRATT, SIP Consultants, Inc. - Consultant to AltairEquipment Co., Inc., Ft. Worth, TX, ORIN HOLLANDER, Ph.D.,Holland Technologies, Inc., Jamison, PA

DAVID G. DANIELS, M&M Engineering, Austin, TX

MARK A.JANICK, PE., P. KUMAR SINHA, ALLAN FARBER,Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD


PHILIP K. HAZEN, Texas Municipal Power Agency, Bryan, TX,VANCE LUMME, Ondeo Nalco, Houston, TX

JAMES C. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Inc., Stafford,TX

BILL SAULSBERRY, Ecolochem, Inc., Baytown, TX, RICHARDM. MODE, Ecolochem, Inc., St. Peters, MO

JASON P. BUFE, Ecolochem, Inc., East Hartford, CT

DONALD D. DOWNEY, The Purolite Company, Kitchener,Ontario, Canada, MICHAEL WUNSCH,Ondeo IndustrialSolution GmbH (Degremont), Stuttgart, Germany

RONALD D. NEUFELD, PhD, University of Pittsburgh,

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IWC-03-40 Paper Yes



IWC-03-39 Paper Yes


IWC-03-38 Paper Yes



IWC-03-36 Paper Yes



IWC-03-34 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Combined Cycle Power Plants

Integrated Approach to Water/Wastewater Treatment at a Zero Discharge,Combined Cycle Power Plants

Process Selection for Power Plant ZLD Systems



Nanofiltration Followed by Reverse Osmosis of Cooling Water Blowdownto Achieve Zero Liquid Discharge

Nanofiltration Followed by Reverse Osmosis of Cooling Water Blowdownto Achieve Zero Liquid Discharge

Field Experience with New CEDI Module Design

Improvement in Performance at Two Power Plants using EDI

Improvement in Performance at Two Power Plants using EDI

Basis for Characterization of Performance of EDI Devices

Chemical Cleaning of an Industrial Boiler - An Overview

Chemical Cleaning of an Industrial Boiler - An Overview

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Pittsburgh, PA

DAVE CISZEWSKI, Ionics RCC, Bellevue, WA


CHARLES H. FRITZ, MICHAEL C. PRESTON, Black & VeatchCorporation, Overland Park, KS

CHARLES H. FRITZ, MICHAEL C. PRESTON, Black & VeatchCorporation, Overland Park, KS

WILLIAM MOORE, Calpine, Houston, TX

PETER K. ERIKSSON, GE Osmonics, Vista, CA, , WILLIAM K.TAYLOR, Saskferco Products, Inc., Belle Plaine, SK, Canada,IAN SCARTH, GE Betz, Regina, SK, Canada

JONATHAN WOOD, US Filter, Lowell, MA, ERIN WESTBERG,Alliant Energy, Cedar Rapids, IA, DENNIS BLACKBOURN,Wisconsin Power & Light, Cassville, WI,

CHERYL G. SAWYER, Cogentrix, Suffolk, VA

TED PRATO, Ionics, Inc., Watertown, MA,, JEFF PURVIS,Hinds Energy, BRIAN AHEARN, Maine Independence Power

JOHN H. BARBER, DAVID F. TESSIER, E-Cell Corporation,Guelph, Ontario, Canada

MARK A. JANICK, P.E., Bechtel Power Corp., Frederick, MD

MO D. MAJNOUNI, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX,ARIF E. JAFFER, Baker Petrolite Corporation, Sugar Land, TX

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IWC-03-33 Paper Yes


IWC-03-32 Paper Yes




IWC-03-29 Paper Yes


IWC-03-28 Paper Yes


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From Raw Water Analysis to Steam Purity - Challenges and Solutions

From Raw Water Analysis to Steam Purity - Challenges and Solutions

The Application of Simulation and Diagnostic Systems to Water TreatmentIn Power Plants and Industrial Steam Cycles

The Application of Simulation and Diagnostic Systems to Water TreatmentIn Power Plants and Industrial Steam Cycles

Part per Billion Determination of Chlorine in Cooling Water Discharge andFeed Water

Metallurgical Examination of Cooling Water Equipment Failures

Optimizing the Performance of an RO System Containing the NewestGeneration of Low Pressure RO Membranes

Optimizing the Performance of an RO System Containing the NewestGeneration of Low Pressure RO Membranes

Economy of Scale: Large Membrane Modules for Degasification andPurification

Economy of Scale: Large Membrane Modules for Degasification andPurification

New Process For Reusing Produced Wastewater

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JAMES C. BELLOWS, Siemens Westinghouse, Orlando, FL

JULIUS ISAAC, LAWRENCE GASPER, KUMAR SINHABechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD

OTAKAR JONAS, LEE MACHEMER, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington,DE

PETER J. MILLETT, JOSEPH D. BATES, DENNIS F.HUSSEY, iSagacity, Half Moon Bay, CA

RICHARD W. PRESLEY, Hach Company, Loveland, Co

STEPHEN M. McINTYRE, DOUGLAS B. DeWITT-DICK,DUNN JOSEPH HOFILENA, Ashland Specialty Chemical Co.Drew Industrial Div., Boonton, NJ,

GLENN VICEVIC, Zenon Environmental Systems, Oakville,Ontario, Canada

RICHARD N. FRANKS, Hydranautics, Oceanside, CA

PETER S. CARTWRIGHT, PE, Cartwright Consulting Co.,Minneapolis, MN

AMIT SENGUPTA, CHARLES J. RUNKLE, BETH A.KITTERINGHAM, Membrana-Charlotte, Charlotte, NC

CRAIG J. BROWN, Eco-Tec, Inc., Pickering, JON H. XIAO,Andmir Environmental Hi-Tech Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada,ADRIAAN VAN DER BEEK, Nijhuis Water Tech., Inc.,Richmond Hill, GUIHALI LI, Huayi Environmental Eng. Co., Ltd.,Panjin, Liaoning, China

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IWC-03-23 Paper Yes

IWC-03-22D Paper Yes

IWC-03-22 Paper Yes



IWC-03-21 Paper Yes

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Challenges in Managing Reclaimed Water Quality: Perspectives from theSupplier and End-User

Advanced Environmental Efforts in Treating Cooling Water Systems in theHydrocarbon and Chemical Process Industries

Utilizing Mine Water for Aquaculture

New Stable Biodegradable Scale Inhibitor Formulations For CoolingWater: Development and Field Tests

Chemical vs. Non-chemical Cooling Water Treatments - a Side-by-SideComparison

Chemical vs. Non-chemical Cooling Water Treatments - A Side-by-SideComparison

The On-line Removal of Inorganic Foulants and Conversion to a State ofthe art Alkaline Cooling Water Treatment Program at an IndependentPower Producer



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DAN ROBINETTE, CH2M Hill, Englewood, CO, RICHD'AMATO, CH2M Hill, Charlotte, NC, BOB HOLDEN, MontereyRegional Water Pollution Control Agency, Monterey, CA

LAWRENCE C. HALE, Drew Ameroid Singapore, AshlandSpeciality Chemical Co, Jurong, Singapore

KENNETH J. SEMMENS, DANIEL MILLER, West VirginiaUniversity, Morgantown, WV

MATTHIAS SCHWEINSBERG, W. HATER, J. VERDES,Henkel KGaA, Dusseldorf, Germany

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, PhD., Arthur Freedman & Associates,Inc., East Stroudsburg, PA

KEVIN A. KITZMAN, EDWARD F. MAZIARZ, Alcoa, Inc.,Pittsburgh, PA, BOBBY J. PADGETT, Alcoa, Goose Creek, SC,CHARLES D. BLUMENSCHEIN, P.E., DEE, USFilter,Pittsburgh, PA, ALAN SMITH, Consultant, Pittsburgh, PA,

GARRY LORETITSCH, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Evergreen , CO

GEORGE J. MINCAR, Ashland Specialty Chemical, Boonton,NJ, BRIAN R. DAVIDSON, Ashland Specialty Chemical,Cranberry Township, PA., JOHN R. ROBSON, Piney Creek LP,Clarion, PA

GEORGE J. MINCAR, Ashland Specialty Chemical, Boonton,NJ, BRIAN R. DAVIDSON, Ashland Specialty Chemical,Cranberry Township, PA, JOHN R. ROBSON, Piney Creek LP,Clarion, PA

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IWC-03-18 Paper Yes


IWC-03-17 Paper Yes


IWC-03-15 Paper Yes


IWC-03-14 Paper Yes



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Monitoring of Organics Removal in High Purity Water Production fromReclaimed Sewage

Commissioning Challenges for a Water Treatment Plant Designed to TreatPartially Treated Gray Water in Baja California

Microfiltration System Treats Secondary Sewage at Eraring Power Station

Microfiltration System Treats Secondary Sewage at Eraring Power Station

Eight Years of Secondary Waste Reuse In Power Production

Eight Years of Secondary Waste Reuse In Power Production

Utilizing Reverse Osmosis to Recover Waste Water from a High PurityWater Treatment System

Utilizing Reverse Osmosis to Recover Waste Water from a High PurityWater Treatment System

Cost Effective RO & NF Systems: Importance of O&M Considerations inDesign, Procurement, and Manufacturing

Cost Effective RO & NF Systems: Importance of O&M Considerations inDesign, Procurement, and Manufacturing

Pre-Commissioning of Combined Cycle Plants

Amine Use in Steam Water Cycles and Boilers - The State of OurKnowledge

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Clarion, PA

BALAKRISHNAN VISWANATH, KIRAN KEKRE, GUIHE TAO,PhD., Centre for Advanced Water Technology, (A Division ofSingapore Utilities International, Singapore)

KUMAR JAIN, Fluor Daniel, Inc., Aliso Viejo, CA, ANGELO O.CANALES RUBIO, Agua Process, Veronica Anzures, Mexico,LUCINA O. EQUIHUA ALBARRAN, Ondeo Degremont, MexicoCity, Mexico

KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Power Corp., Frederick, MD

GARRY CRAIG, Eraring Energy, Dora Creek, NSW, Australia

DON BOUDREAU, DAWN GUENDERT, USFilter, Plainfield, IL

CHUCK DALE, Ionics Incorporated, San Jose, CA

JEFF TATE, Omexell, Inc., Hatfield, PA

SCOTT B. GORRY, Ecolochem, Inc., EastHartford, CT, JOHNE. KRISTENSEN, Entergy Nuclear, Buchanan, NY

HARBANS KOHLI, US Filter Corporation, Signal Hill, CA

JULIA E. NEMETH, PE, Harn R/O Systems, Inc., Venice, FL,THOMAS F. SEACORD, P.E., Carollo Engineers, Boise, ID

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Drew Canada Division of AshlandCanada Corp., Ajax, Ontario, Canada

MICHAEL W. ROOTHAM, Mike Rootham and Associates,Delmont, PA, J. C. BELLOWS, Siemens Westinghouse,Orlando, FL, D. M. BLOOM, Ondeo-Nalco Company, Wheaton.

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IWC-03-07 Paper Yes


IWC-03-06 Paper Yes



IWC-03-04 Paper Yes


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Operating Guidelines for HRSG Cycle Chemistry - Status Report on theHRSG Limits Task Group

Sampling and Monitoring Of Feedwater and Boiler Water Chemistry

The Costs of Improper Power Cycle Lay-up and How They May BeAvoided

Introduction to the ASME Research and Technology Committee on Waterand Steam in Thermal Systems

The Use of Portable Exchange Deionization (PEDI) in the Power Industry

The Use of Portable Exchange Deionization (PEDI) in the Power Industry

Membrane Technologies for Industrial Water Reuse

Membrane Technologies for Industrial Water Reuse

The Application of CADIX (Computer Aided Design for Ion eXchange) toPredict the Performance Advantages of an UPCORE Technology Retrofitfor a Make-up Water Demineralizer

Modernization Concepts; Utilizing Bayer Countercurrent Packed BedTechnology

Modernization Concepts; Utilizing Bayer Countercurrent Packed BedTechnology

RO Pretreatment with Immersed Hollow Fiber Ultrafiltration

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Orlando, FL, D. M. BLOOM, Ondeo-Nalco Company, Wheaton.IL, J. O. ROBINSON, GE Betz, Trevose, PA

DAVID G. DANIELS, M&M Engineering, Austin, TX

IRVIN J. COTTON, Arthur Freedman Associates, Stroudsburg,PA, ROGER LIGHT, The Dow Chemical Co., Freeport, TX


JAMES O. ROBINSON, GE Betz, Trevose, PA

DAVE CHRISTOPHERSON, Crown Solutions, Dayton, OH

WILLIAM KOEBEL, ResinTech, Inc., West Berlin, NJ

WAYNE E. BERNAHL, W Bernahl Enterprises Ltd, Elmhurst, IL

PETER S. CARTWRIGHT, PE, Cartwright Consulting Co.,Minneapolis, MN

RICK MULLIGAN, Dow Chemical Canada, Inc., Sarnia, Ontario,Canada, STEPHEN NAJMY, The Dow Chemical Company,Midland, MI

DAN RICE, Dow Chemical Co., Midland, MI

DAVID T. DALLY, Sybron Chemicals, Inc., A Bayer Co.,Birmingham, NJ, PAUL W. GROSS, DARIN CUNNINGHAM,Liquid Process Technologies, Houston, TX

GLENN P. VICEVIC, SUSAN GUIBERT, ZENONEnvironmental, Oakville, Ontario, Canada, RICKY BRYANT,

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IWC-03-02 Paper Yes


IWC-03-01 Paper Yes

IWC-03~S05PD

Panel Discussion Transcript No




IWC-02-66 Paper Yes


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Ultrafiltration as Pretreatment to Reverse Osmosis

Ultrafiltration as Pretreatment to Reverse Osmosis

A Step-Change Improvement in Melt-Blown Depth Filtration Technology

A Step-Change Improvement in Melt-Blown Depth Filtration Technology

ASME Research Committee Activities and Projects; Panel DiscussionSession

None

An Integrated Approach to the Evaluation of Chemical TreatmentPrograms for Full Scale Cooling System Applications, with the Emphasison the Reduction of Total Cost of Ownership



How a Power Plant Air Permit Can Impact the Cooling Tower CirculatingWater Treatment System Design Process

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Southern Company, Atlanta, GA, JOHN PAPANIA, MississippiPower Company, Escatawpa, MS

RICHARD FRANKS, Hydranautics, Inc., Oceanside, CA

MERRILEE GALLOWAY, ANTONIA VON GOTTBERG, SCOTTWHITAKER, Ionics, Inc., Watertown. MA

PETER F. METCALFE, Toray Membrane America, San Diego,CA

DAVE PAULSON, MIKE MADSEN, JOE SZCZEPANSKI, BILLLAIDLAW, GE Osmonics,

Moderator :Richard Jacobsen, Bechtel BWXT Idaho, IdahoFalls, ID

JACK BOGUT, 1320-WJAS, Pittsburgh, PA


W. D. SAUNDERS, Sasol Technology (Pty) Ltd, Secunda,South Africa; S. E. WILKENS, Buckman Laboratories (Pty) Ltd,Bedfordview, South Africa; A PALAZZO, Buckman Laboratories(Pty) Ltd, Hammarsdale, South Africa

W. D. SAUNDERS, Sasol Technology (Pty) Ltd, Secunda,South Africa; S. E. WILKENS, Buckman Laboratories (Pty) Ltd,Bedfordview, South Africa; A PALAZZO, Buckman Laboratories(Pty) Ltd, Hammarsdale, South Africa

SUSAN BAINES, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD

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IWC-02-64 Paper Yes












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Identifying and Minimizing Cooling Tower Mechanical and PerformanceRisks

Identifying and Minimizing Cooling Tower Mechanical and PerformanceRisks

Corrosion Monitoring Techniques for Industrial Cooling Water and ProcessSystems

Proper Initial Passivation of Cooling Water Heat Exchangers – Is This aLost Art?

Chemical Cleaning of Industrial Utility Systems

Beneficial Use of EPRI Chemical Cleaning Guidelines

Process for Cleaning and Self-Passivation of Surfaces Fouled with IronOxide Deposit

Responding to Boiler Feedwater Contamination

The Impact of Water Chemistry on Boiler Tube Failures

A Multi-Parameter Instrument Approach to Boiler Feedwater Monitoring

Operating To Prevent Feedwater Contamination

Dissolved Oxygen Reduction by Membrane Technology to Reduce FeedWater System Corrosion

HERO™ Application on High Silica Gray Water for an ACC CombinedCycle Power Plant

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THOMAS W. WOLFE, Wolfe Water Treatment Services, LLC,Baton Rouge, LA

ROBERT STRANDBERG, Covanta Energy, Bainbridge, PA,TERRY McCOY, ChemTreat, Inc., Lancaster, PA

TZU-YU CHEN, RODNEY H. BANKS, JEFFREY BRESHEARS,NARASIMHA M. RAO, STEVEN N. NICOLICH, DANIEL M.CICERO, ONDEO Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, IL


JAMES E. FARMERIE, HERC Products, Inc., Wexford, PA

KEVIN J. SHIELDS, R. BARRY DOOLEY, EPRI, Palo Alto, CA

JASBIR S. GILL, PhD, ONDEO Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

K. ANTHONY SELBY, Water Technology Consultants™, Inc.,Evergreen, CO

MEL J. ESMACHER, PE., JOHN F. FARRARO, PE, GE Betz,The Woodlands, TX

DAVID M. GRAY, Thornton/Mettler-Toledo, Waltham, MA


RICHARD M. MODE, Ecolochem, Inc., St. Peters, MO;WILLIAM E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA; WENDELLGREENE, Southern Company, Roopville, GA

PETER ERIKSSON, Osmonics, Vista, CA

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IWC-02-50 Paper Yes




IWC-02-46 Paper Yes



IWC-02-44 Paper Yes




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HERO™ Application on High Silica Gray Water for an ACC CombinedCycle Power Plant

Electrochemical Evaluation of Scale Inhibitor to Cooling Systems

An Investigation of Electrostatic Water Treatment for Industrial Systems

Non-chemical Water Treatment Systems: Histories, Principles andLiterature Review

Non-chemical Water Treatment Systems: Histories, Principles andLiterature Review

Organic Water Treatment Chemicals versus Ammonia and Hydrazine

Improved Chemical Treatment Program for Optimum Corrosion Control ina Combined Cycle Power Plant

Improved Chemical Treatment Program for Optimum Corrosion Control ina Combined Cycle Power Plant

New Analytical Technique Promotes Elimination of Silica in Feed, Steamand Condensate Systems

Microsand-Ballasted Clarification Technology Provides Recycled Water forCooling Tower Make-up to Calpine's Delta Energy Center

Treatment of Wastewater from Vegetable Oil Refinery and its Reuse using

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NANDAN T. VANI, PE., DSc., Bechtel Corporation, Frederick,MD; JOEL KASPER, PE., Aquagenics Inc., Woburn, MA;CHRIS REGA, InterGen Energy, Burlington, MA

JESÚS MARÍN-CRUZ, ARQUIMEDES ESTRADA, InstitutoMexicano del Petróleo México City, DF, México; IGNACIOGONZÁLEZ, Universidad Autonóma Metropolitana, México City,DF, México

JOHN P. COULTER, CESAR A. SILEBI, C. ALEXIS BENNETT,Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA; PAUL Q. McLAINE,Chemfree Water Systems Inc., Nazareth, PA

SAMUEL B. DILCER, Jr., Cyrus Rice Water Consultants,Pittsburgh, PA

LORAINE A. HUCHLER, PE, MarTech Systems, Inc.,Lawrenceville, NJ

JULIUS ISAAC, PE., KUMAR SINHA, PE, Bechtel PowerCorporation, Frederick, MD

MARK A. JANICK, PE, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick,MD

KAJ RONDUM, KEITH FIELDING, Ashland Specialty ChemicalCompany, Boonton, NJ

RICK DUNN, Ionics Instruments, Boulder, CO

BILL MOORE, Calpine Corporation, Houston, TX, WILLIAMSULLIVAN, USFilter, Cary, NC

NARENDRA P. SHINKAR, Government Polytechnic, Nanded,

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IWC-02-32 Paper Yes


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Upflow Anaerobic Fixed Film Fixed Bed Reactor System

Reuse of Secondary Effluent in Hawaii

Combined Cycle ACC Power Plant Zero Discharge Optimization: DesignVersus Optimization

Propagation of Rainbow Trout in Treated Mine Water at the WarwickProject

Self-Cleaning Filters for Pre -Treatment of Membrane and UV WaterTreatment Systems

The Impact of Monitoring and Control on Reverse Osmosis PlantPerformance

Membranes Operational Warning Signs, Troubleshooting, and Cleaning

Alleviation of Problems Associated with Start-Up of RO Systems at a 480MW Power Plant

Ozone For Cooling Tower Systems – An Update and Lessons Learned AtThe Kennedy Space Center

Ozone For Cooling Tower Systems – An Update and Lessons Learned AtThe Kennedy Space Center

Biofilms that Control Corrosion

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Maharashtra, India, TAPAS NANDY, National EnvironmentalEngineering Research Institute (NEERI), Nagpur, Maharashtra,India

ROBERT P. HELWICK, USFilter, Moon Township, PA

BRIAN AYLAIAN, PE, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick,MD

LOU KOENIG, Zinkan Enterprises, Twinsburg, OH, CHARLESK. BLANKENSHIP, PE, Duquesne Light Company, Pittsburgh,PA

MARCUS N. ALLHANDS, PhD, PE, Amiad Filtration Systems,Oxnard, CA

E. H. K. ZEIHER, B. HO, B. ANDREWS, ONDEO NalcoCompany, Naperville, IL


PHILIP K. HAZEN, Texas Municipal Power Agency, Carlos, TX,J. C.DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Inc., Stafford, TX

RICHARD M. AHLGREN, Ahlgren Associates LLC, Waukesha,WI

DANIEL J. TIERNEY, Space Gateway Support, Kennedy SpaceCenter, FL

THOMAS K. WOOD, Univ. of Connecticut, Storrs, CT; BARRYC. SYRETT, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA;PEGGY J. ARPS, JAMES C. EARTHMAN, Univ. of California,Irvine, CA; FLORIAN MANSFELD, Univ. of Southern California,Los Angeles, CA

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IWC-02-30 Paper Yes






IWC-02-23 Paper Yes




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Advanced Cooling Water Performance with New Dual FunctioningInhibitor

Advanced Cooling Water Performance with New Dual FunctioningInhibitor

Development of Performance-Based Control Technology for CoolingWater Treatment

Evaluating Microbial Control Treatments Using a Dual-Channel BiofoulingMonitor

Innovative Business Model for High Strength Refinery Waste Streams

Water Treatment and Chemical Procurement Strategies

Plant Design Considerations for Economic Use of Mobile Demineralizers

Plant Design Considerations for Economic Use of Mobile Demineralizers

Copper Transport in Fossil Utility Cycles

Condensate Polishing for Fossil Power Stations: A Review of RecentWork Aimed at Reducing Costs

Renovation or Replacement of Existing Makeup Water TreatmentSystems

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GARY A. LORETITSCH, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Evergreen, CO

DANIEL A. MEIER, BARBARA E. MORIARTY, JEFFREY P.RASIMAS, DAVID L. STONECIPHER, ONDEO NalcoCompany, Naperville, IL

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Drew Industrial Division, AshlandCanada Corp., Ajax, Ontario, Canada; MARK PANTAZES,Drew Industrial Division, Ashland Specialty Chemical Co.,Boonton, NJ

WAYNE H. DICKINSON, Buckman Laboratories, Memphis, TN

BOB GORGOL, JOHN SCHUBERT, STEVE HOPPER, USFilterOperating Services

PAUL R. BROWN, CPM., Texas Genco, LP, Houston, TX,MICHAEL D. BAILEY, Reliant Resources Corporation, LasVegas, NV

RONALD MADDEN, Res-Kem Corp., Aston, PA

R. T. TAYLOR, Jr., Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA

KEVIN J. SHIELDS, R. BARRY DOOLEY, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, CA

MICHAEL A. SADLER, , Bristol, Portishead, Bristol, UK

ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, DAVID A. CLINE, Jr., GARY H.ROBERTS, Sheppard T. Powell Associates, LLC, Baltimore,MD

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IWC-02-17 Paper Yes



IWC-02-16 Paper Yes



IWC-02-15 Paper Yes


IWC-02-14 Paper Yes

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An Outline of the New Approach to EPRI Guidelines

Performance Expectation of Ion Exchange Resins under VariableOperating Conditions in a Makeup Demineralizer

Design Criteria for Selection of Ion Exchange Based RO PermeatePolishing

Design Criteria for Selection of Ion Exchange Based RO PermeatePolishing

Four Years of Operating Experience with Type III Strong Base AnionResin



Current Trends in Ion Exchange Operations – What the Resins are TellingUs



Case Histories on Legionnaires’ Disease from Cooling Tower Systems –What was the Problem with the Water Treatment Program?

Case Histories on Legionnaires’ Disease from Cooling Tower Systems –

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ALROY ASCHOFF, Electric Power Research InstituteConsultant, BARRY DOOLEY, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, CA

TERRENCE HELLER, The Purolite Company, Bala Cynwyd, PA

JOSEPH F. GIANNELLI, Finetech Inc., Mountain Lakes, NJ

STEFAN HILGER, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany, PHILIP W.FATULA, Sybron Chemicals, Inc., a Bayer Company,Pittsburgh, PA

PHILIP W. FATULA, Sybron Chemcials, Inc., a Bayer Company,Pittsburgh, PA

DONALD D. DOWNEY, The Purolite Company, Kitchener,Ontario, Canada

DONALD D. DOWNEY, The Purolite Company, Kitchener,Ontario, Canada

VIJAY K. PURI, Ionex Water Treatment, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

WAYNE BERNAHL, W Bernahl Enterprises Ltd., Elmhurst, IL,CARL ROSSOW, ONDEO Nalco Company,Naperville, IL

WAYNE BERNAHL, W Bernahl Enterprises Ltd., Elmhurst, IL,CARL ROSSOW, ONDEO Nalco Company,Naperville, IL

DAVID F. GEARY, D. F. Geary Consultants, LLC, Annapolis,MD

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,

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IWC-02-13 Paper Yes



IWC-02-12 Paper Yes






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What was the Problem with the Water Treatment Program?

An Effective Biocide Combination Treatment Program for Cooling WaterSystems

An Effective Biocide Combination Treatment Program for Cooling WaterSystems

Legionella Treatment Strategies: First Response and Minimization ActionPlan



Practical Experience With Legionella Bacteria Control In CommercialHVAC Systems

Plant Construction And Commissioning – A Manufacturer’s Viewpoint ofPre-operational Cleaning

Chemical Cleaning Heat Recovery Steam Generator’s (HRSG’s) - Top 11Lessons Learned

Pre-Operational Cleaning From The Boiler Manufacturer’s Viewpoint

Pre-Operational Cleaning Of Cooling Systems

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Evergreen, CO

RADISAV D. VIDIC, University of Pittsburgh, Department ofCivil and Environmental Engineering, Pittsburgh, PA

G. A. GANZER, The Dow Chemical Company, Buckingham,PA; M. G. FREID, The Dow Chemical Company, Bound Brook,NJ; J. SUMMERFIELD, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,MI; B .L. KIEFER, The Keeler Company, Shillington, PA

ANDREW J. COOPER, ONDEO Nalco Company, Naperville, IL

LINDA RUSZNAK, KEVIN PIDANE, Ashland SpecialtyChemical, Boonton, NJ

LINDA RUSZNAK, KEVIN PIDANE, JOANNE KUCHINSKI,Ashland Specialty Chemical, Boonton, NJ

IRVIN J. COTTON, ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, PhD, ArthurFreedman Associates, Inc., East Stroudsburg, PA

DAVID M. SMYTH, MICHAEL RZIHA, LIAM McLOUGHLIN,Siemens Power Generation, Erlangen, Germany; JAMES C.BELLOWS, LANA BURL, HEATHER WASHBURN, SiemensWestinghouse Power Corporation, Orlando, FL

JOHN M. SULLIVAN, HydroChem, Inc., Youngstown, OH,JOHN McGRAW, HydroChem, Jacksonville, FL

KENNETH E. HANSEN, Babcock and Wilcox Company,Barberton, OH, JOHN M. JEVEC, McDermott Technology, Inc.,Alliance, OH

SEAN MACDONALD, CEDA Reactor, Ltd. Sherwood Park,

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IWC-02-06 Paper Yes


IWC-02-05 Paper Yes



IWC-02-02 Paper Yes


IWC-02~S14PD


IWC-02~S06PD


IWC-02~S03PD


of 1083 06/04/2012


Development Of 14% Crosslinked Strong Acid Cation Gel Resin

Development Of 14% Crosslinked Strong Acid Cation Gel Resin

Operation of Powdered Resin Units At High Temperature

Operation of Powdered Resin Units at High Temperature

Improved Condensate Resin Performance Using Post-ManufacturingProcessingSystems

New And Emerging Technologies for Legionella Control: A Multi-StepApproach to Evaluating Efficacy

New And Emerging Technologies for Legionella Control: A Multi-StepApproach to Evaluating Efficacy

Strategies For Effective Control Of Surface-Associated Microorganisms: ALiterature Perspective

Boiler Feedwater Contamination: Panel Discussion Transcript

EPRI Boiler Water Chemistry Update. Panel Discussion:

Commisioning Guidelines - Preoperational Cleaning and Startup (ASME)Panel Discussion

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Alberta, Canada, BRAD BUECKER, Consultant,Lawrence, KS

SALLY FISHER, Puricon Inc., Malvern, PA

TAKESHI IZUMI, MASAHIRO HAGIWARA, TAKAO INO,TOSHI TAKAI, Ebara Corporation, Japan; MARVIN H. TEGEN,The Dow Chemical Company, USA; MASAHIKO ENDO,NAOKI BESSHO, Dow Chemical Japan Limited, Japan

BRUCE A. LARKIN, Black & Veatch Corporation, Kansas City,MO

PHILLIP J. D’ANGELO, Jordan Technologies, Glen Mills, PA.,J. STUART BROWN, Liquid Six, Inc., York, ME

PETER A. YARNELL, Graver Technologies, Inc., Glasgow, DE

RICHARD D. MILLER, PhD, University of Louisville, Louisville,KY

JANET E. STOUT, PhD, VA Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA

CHRISTOPHER J. NALEPA, JONATHAN N. HOWARTH,Albemarle Corporation, Baton Rouge, LA

Panel Moderator: James Robinson, GE Betz, Trevose, PA

Panel Moderator: MIKE ROOTHAM, Mike Rootham &Associates

Panel Moderator: RICHARD T. JACOBSEN, Bechtel BWXTIdaho, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID

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IWC-01-55 Paper Yes



IWC-01-52 Report No



IWC-01-50 Paper Yes

IWC-01-49 Report No


IWC-01-48 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


An Innovative and Alternative Method for Cooling Water Treatment

An Innovative and Alternative Method for Cooling Water Treatment

Biological Control in Cooling Towers Treated with Pulsed-Power Systems

Cooling Water Bacteria Disinfection by Using Electrolytically GeneratedSilver and Copper Ions

Non-Chemical Water Treatment To Prevent Fouling

Reducing Ultrapure Water Use in Manufacturing

HERO Process Volume Reduction of Cooling Tower Blowdown as aPreconcentrator For ZLD Applications

HERO Process Volume Reduction of Cooling Tower Blowdown as aPreconcentrator For ZLD Applications

Zero Liquid Discharge at Rathdrum Energy Plant

Comparing the Crud-Holding Capacity of Powdered Resin MixesContaining P.A.N. Versus Cellulose Fibers

Comparing the Crud-holding Capacity of Powdered Resin MixesContaining P.A.N. Versus Cellulose Fibers

Evaluation of New Condensate Corrosion Filming Technologies in Steam

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ROBERT KELSEY, DAVE KOONTZ, WILEY WANG, VRTXTechnologies, San Antonio, TX

DENNIS OPHEIM, Ph.D., Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT,JOHN LANE, Clearwater Systems, Essex, CT

SUSANA SILVA MARTINEZ, ALBERTO A. ALVAREZGALLEGOS, Instituto de Investigaciones

YOUNG I. CHO, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA

RON CHIARELLO, Ph.D., JUSTIN FOSTER, EtalonTechnologies & Center for Environmentally BenignSemiconductor Mfg., San Francisco, CA

RAFIQUE JANJUA, Duke Fluor Daniel, Sugar Land, TX

CHARLES H. FRITZ, Black & Veatch Corporation, Kansas City,MO, BIPIN R. RANADE, Aquatech International Corporation,Canonsburg, PA

GERALD N. TRUDEL, JR., AEP-PRO SERV, South Portland,MA, WILLIAM SANDERSON, Eautech, Redmond, WA, TERRYJORDAN, Cogentrix Energy, Inc., Charlotte, NC

RICHARD HETHERINGTON, Epicor Incorporated, Linden NJ

DAVID F. RYAN, Exelon Nuclear, Limerick Station. Sanatoga,PA

LORAINE HUCHLER, MarTech Systems, Inc., Lawrenceville,

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IWC-01-46 Paper Yes






IWC-01-42 Paper Yes


IWC-01-40 Paper Yes

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Trap Devices

Evaluation of New Condensate Corrosion Filming Technologies in SteamTrap Devices

Evaluation of New Condensate Corrosion Filming Technologies in SteamTrap Devices

Improvements in Corrosion Protection during Off-Line Storage of HeatRecovery Steam Generators

An Overview of the Water Cycle Chemistry Control Program at theBarbados Light & Power's Spring Garden Power Station

Pre-Operational Chemical Cleaning of Heat Recovery Steam Generators

Are You Aware of Hidden Assumptions in Saturation Calculations?



Using New and Old Methods to Diagnose Causes of Cooling SystemCorrosion

Using New and Old Methods to Diagnose Causes of Cooling SystemCorrosion

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NJ

MELISSA KEGLAY, ONDEO Nalco Chemical Company.Naperville, IL, JIM DAUGHERTY, Armstrong International, Inc.,Three Rivers, MI

MELISSA KEGLAY, ONDEO Nalco Chemical Company.Naperville, IL, JIM DAUGHERTY,Armstrong International, Inc., Three Rivers, MI

VINCE STEPHENSON, Ashland Specialty Chemical Company,Kansas City, KS, JOANNE KUCHINSKI, Ashland SpecialtyChemical Company, Boonton, NJ

WAYNE E. G. YEARWOOD, C. ANDREA JORDAN, WAYNEO'B. PRESCOD, Barbados Light and Power Company Limited,St. Michael's, Barbados

SEAN MACDONALD,CEDA Reactor, Ltd., Sherwood Park,Alberta, Canada, BRAD BUECKER, CEDA, Inc., Lawrence, KS

ROB FERGUSON, Kimberton , PA

DR. DAN VANDERPOOL, Laurel Functional Chemicals,Northport, AL

DR. DAN VANDERPOOL, Laurel Functional Chemicals,Northport, AL

LEROY RUGG, ONDEO Nalco Chemical Company, Pittsburgh,PA

SCOTT J. WHITLOW, E.I. DuPont de Nemours, Beaumont, TX,THOMAS W. WOLFE, Puckorius and Associates,Evergreen,CO

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IWC-01-38 Paper Yes


IWC-01-37 Paper Yes



IWC-01-35 Paper Yes



IWC-01-33 Paper Yes

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Part III: Cooling Water Deposits - Silica and Magnesium Silicate PredictionTools: Comparisons And Guidelines

Understanding Wet and Dry Cooling Systems



Audit Program Risk Management: The Role Of Privilege and the Need toManage for Self-Disclosure Opportunities

Audit Program Risk Management: The Role Of Privilege and the Need toManage for Self-Disclosure Opportunities

A Successful Outsourcing Case in Steam Generation System in a LargeEthylene Plant

New Reverse Osmosis System Design Accomplishes Zero-LiquidDischarge on Smelter Wastewater

New Reverse Osmosis System Design Accomplishes Zero-LiquidDischarge on Smelter Wastewater

A New Membrane Degasifier Design to Address an Old Water TreatmentProblem of CO2 Removal

Ultrafilter Membranes - Application and Innovations

Ultrafilter Membranes - Application and Innovations

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DANIEL E. SHANNON, Unipure Corporation, Houston, TX

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Wayne C. Micheletti, Inc.,Charlottesville, VA, JOHN M. BURNS, PE, Burns EngineeringServices, Inc., Topsfield, MA

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Wayne C. Micheletti, Inc.,Charlottesville, VA, JOHN M. BURNS, PE, Burns EngineeringServices, Inc., Topsfield, MA

MARK CHERESNOWSKY, ONDEO Industrial Solutions,Richmond. VA

SCOTT R. DISMUKES, DKW Law Group, PC, Pittsburgh, PA

PAULO S.S. SANTIAGO, JOILTON SILVA, Nalco, Brazil, JOAOB. LINS NETO, AMILCAR A. SALES, Copene, Brazil

RON KOCHIK, ONDEO Nalco Chemical Co., Naperville, IL

BOB KIMBALL, Hydrometrics, Incorporated, Helena MT

AMIT SENGUPTA, FRED WIESLER, BETH KITTERINGHAM,Celgard Inc., Charlotte, NC

PETER ERIKSSON, Osmonics, Vista, CA

GLENN VICEVIC, ZENON Environmental Inc., Oakville,Ontario, Canada, STEVE KROLL, ZENON Environmental,Inc.,Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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IWC-01-32 Paper Yes


IWC-01-30AC Panel Report & DiscussionTranscript

Yes





IWC-01-27 Paper Yes


IWC-01-26 Paper Yes


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Reverse Osmosis: Forward Thinking

Reverse Osmosis: Forward Thinking

Controlling Legionella in Cooling Systems

Anthrax Presentation

Treating Water Systems for Legionella: History & LaboratoryInvestigations

Protozoa - Accomplices in Legionnaires' Disease?

Controlling Corrosion of Copper within a Turbine Generator byConditioning Inner Cooling Water Quality

On-Line Improvement of High Pressure Steam System Efficiency

On-Line Improvement of High Pressure Steam System Efficiency

EPRI ChemExpert: Cycle Chemistry Advisor for Fossil Power Plants

EPRI ChemExpert: Cycle Chemistry Advisor for Fossil Power Plants

Stability of Organic Boiler Internal Treatments in the Presence ofDissolved Oxygen

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RANDY C. TURNER, Southern Company, Atlanta, GA

STEPHEN Y. MARR, Parsons Infrastructure & Technology Inc.,Reading, PA, FRANK B. ARIETA, Procter & Gamble Co.,Mehoopany, PA

MARK HODGSON, Clayton Group, Edison, NJ

JANET E. STOUT, PH.D., Infectious Disease Section,VAMedical Center Pittsburgh, PA

JANET E. STOUT, Ph.D., Infectious Disease Section,VAMedical Center Pittsburgh, PA

SHARON G. BERK, Tennessee Technological University,Cookeville, TN

CHUN-SONG YE, CHENG-XIN ZHANG, XUN-JIE GONG,Wuhan University, College of Chemistry and Molecular Science,Wuhan, Hubei, China, JIN-CHU FAN, Tongji University,Shanghai, China

S. RONNIE PATE, Southern Company, Atlanta, GA

THOMAS H. PIKE, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative, FortTowson, OK, EMERY LANGE, Ashland Specialty ChemicalCompany, Boonton, NJ

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Siemens Westinghouse PowerCorporation, Orlando, FL

OTAKAR JONAS, LEE MACHEMER, BARRY DOOLEY, Jonas,Inc., Wilmington, DE


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IWC-01-25 Paper Yes


IWC-01-24 Paper Yes




IWC-01-21 Paper Yes






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Stability of Organic Boiler Internal Treatments in the Presence ofDissolved Oxygen

Pretreatment Methods for Reverse Osmosis Systems

Pretreatment Methods for Reverse Osmosis Systems

A Statistical Review of 150 Membrane Autopsies

New EDI Application: Feed from Brine Concentrator Distillate

Effect of PAC Dosing on the Performance of Multimedia Filters in the ROPretreatment

Effect of PAC Dosing on the Performance of Multimedia Filters in the ROPretreatment

Cation Conductivity in HRSG Steam

Steam Purity for Combustion Turbine Cooling: Requirements and Methodsof Achievement

Cation Conductivity and Power Plant Reliability - A 20-Plant Survey

Where's the Organic Stuff in your Boiler System Coming From?

Shallow Shell Resin Performance in the Deionization of Water

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MARTIN R. GODFREY, ONDEO Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, IL

KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD173

SIMON GARE, Ecolochem International, Inc., Peterborough, UK

EDWARD G. DARTON, MAQSOOD FAZEL, ONDEO NalcoChemical Company, Northwich, UK

TED PRATO, CHRIS GALLAGHER, Ionics Incorporated,Watertown, MA

Dr. PETER A. YARNELL, Graver Technologies, Inc., Glasgow,DE

AVIJIT DEY, GARETH THOMAS, Chemitreat Private Limited,Singapore, KIRAN ARUN KEKRE, TAO GUIHE, EnvironmentalTechnology Institute, Singapore

WILLIAM MOORE, Calpine Central LP, Houston, TX

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Siemens Westinghouse PowerCorporation, Orlando, FL

L. CARVALHO,, P. SEHL, BetzDearborn, A Division of HerculesCanada, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, R. CROVETTO -BetzDearborn, A Division of Hercules Inc., Trevose, PA, G.SAUVE, BetzDearborn, A Division of Hercules Canada,Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

DEBORAH BLOOM, ONDEO Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville,IL

WILLIAM FRIES, The Purolite Company, Bala Cynwyd, PA

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IWC-01-15 Paper Yes


IWC-01-14 Paper Yes




IWC-01-10 Report No





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An Economical Process to Treat Produced Water from Coal Bed MethaneDeposits in the Powder River Basin

An Economical Process to Treat Produced Water from Coal Bed MethaneDeposits in the Powder River Basin

Operating Efficiency of a New 7.3 Million Gallon Freshwater TreatmentPlant Using a Novel Salt Saving Ion Exchange Resin

Operating Efficiency of a New 7.3 Million Gallon Freshwater TreatmentPlant Using a Novel Salt Saving Ion Exchange Resin

Utilization of Ultraviolet Disinfection Systems in Industrial Processes

Managing Microbiological Fouling Potentials with a Non-Oxidizing BiocideTablet in Cooling Tower Systems

Severe Organic Contamination in a Cooling Water System: A SuccessfulCase of Troubleshooting and Technological Approach

A Variant Form of MIC Tubercle

Use of Ion Chromatography for Measuring Ions in Water to Protect theNew Generation Gas Fired, Combined Cycle Power Plants

An Improved Method for Monitoring Low Concentrations of VolatileOxygen Scavengers

A New Approach to Low-Level Dissolved Oxygen Measurement

DNA Hybridization Using Genus-Specific Probes - A Powerful Tool forSolving Cooling Water Problems

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KHALED MOFTAH, Aquatech International Corp.,Canonsburg,PA

BOB BRADLEY, Hydrometrics, Incorporated, Houston, TX,MARK REINSEL, Hydrometrics, Incorporated, Helena, MT

HAROLD ARONOVITCH, Hungerford & Terry, Inc., Clayton, NJ

MIKE AYRES, MIKE NELSON, Appleton Papers Inc., WestCarrollton, OH, TERRANCE HELLER, The Purolite Company,Rochester Hills, MI

DOUGLAS J. GUMP, Severn Trent Services, Inc.-UltraDynamics, Colmar, PA

RICK COLCLASURE, AquaComp, Inc., St. Charles, MO

CLAUDIO L.V. DA COSTA, Deten, Brazil, PAULO S.S.SANTIAGO, ARMANDO GENTILE, Nalco, Brazil

RUSS GREEN, Amergen Energy, Middletown, PA


THOMAS H. PIKE, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative, FortTowson, OK, EMERY LANGE, Ashland Specialty ChemicalCompany, Boonton, NJ

DAVID M. GRAY, Thornton Inc., Waltham, MA

T.J. TVEDT, Jr., Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Angleton, TX,GEORGE ASPERY, Microbiological Laboratories, Inc.,Streetsboro, OH

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IWC-01-05 Paper Yes


IWC-01-04 Paper Yes



IWC-01-02 Paper Yes


IWC-01-01 Paper Yes

IWC-01~S09PD


IWC-01~S06PD


IWC-01~00 Keynote Address Yes

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A New, Bromine-Releasing Solid for Microbiological Control of CoolingWater

A New, Bromine-Releasing Solid for Microbiological Control of CoolingWater

A Review and Comparison of MIC Indices (Models)

A Review and Comparison of MIC Indices (Models)

A Quantum Leap in CPP Ion Exchange Resin Technology

New Ion Exchange Resin Designs and Regeneration Procedures YieldImproved Performance for Various Condensate Polishing Applications

New Ion Exchange Resin Designs and Regeneration Procedures YieldImproved Performance for Various Condensate Polishing Applications

The Sulfate Problem: What Happens When the Resins Just Sit?

The Sulfate Problem: What Happens When the Resins Just Sit?

Panel Discussion: Understanding & Controlling Legionella in IndustrialWater Systems

Panel Discussion Transcript: TOC in Power Plants; Sources, Effects,Removal Methods

Keynote Speech

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TIMOTHY E. KEISTER, CWT, ProChemTech International,Inc., Brockway, PA

J. N. HOWARTH, C. J. NALEPA, Albemarle Corporation, BatonRouge, LA

ALAN SMITH, ONDEO Nalco Chemical Company, Pittsburgh,PA

RICHARD W. LUTEY, Ph.D., RW Lutey & Associates, Inc.,Memphis, TN, ARTHUR STEIN, Stone & Webster EngineeringInc., Boston, MA

TOMOAKI ITO, YUSUKE NAGETA. Orgallo Corporation, Tokyo,Japan, SHINTARO TSUZUKI, Rohm and Haas, Tokyo, Japan

ELI SALEM, E. Salem & Associates, Inc., Deal, NJ

STEPHEN W. NAJMY, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,MI,

MICHAEL A. SADLER, Michael A. Sadler Consultant,Portishead, Bristol, UK

SALLIE FISHER, MICHELLE DONNELLY-KELLEHER,Puricons, Inc., Malvern, PA

Panel Moderator - Mark Wilson, BetzDearborn, Horsham, PA

Panel Moderator: ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates,Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada

DONALD P. FUSILLI, Jr.,, Chairman and CEO, Michael BakerCorporation, Coraopolis, PA

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IWC-00-57 Report No







IWC-00-50 Paper Yes

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Biocide Optimization Using an On-Line Biofilm Detector

Oxidation of Organic Wastewater with Electrogenerated Fenton's Reagent

Electrochemical Treatment of Oil Refinery Wastewater Using TiRu02Electrodes

Purification and Reuse of Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent forIndustrial Usage

Treatment of Groundwater Contaminated by Acid Mine Drainage Using aTwo-Stage Lime Process

Effective Upgrade of an Existing Reverse Osmosis System with LowEnergy, High Surface Area Polyamide Membranes

Filtration Options for Pretreatment of Demineralization

Operation and Operating Cost of an Integrated Membrane System at FirstEnergy - Eastlake, Ohio

An Innovative Approach to Continuous Electrodeionization Module andSystem Design for Power Applications

A Quantitative Analysis of Humidification Steam Contaminants

A Quantitative Analysis of Humidification Steam Contaminants

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GEORGE J. LICINA, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., SanJose, CA, LARS P. VENHUIS, KEMA Nederland BV, Arnhem,The Netherlands

ALBERTO ALVAREZ-GALLEGOS, Instituto de InvestigacionesElectricas, Morelos Mexico, DEREK PLETCHER, University ofSouthampton, Highfield, Southampton, UK

PETERSON B. MORAES, CARLOS R. CORSA, ,EDERIO D.BIDOIA, State University of Sao Paulo

C. RAVI, Aquatech International, Pittsburgh, PA

JEFF McBRIDE, Infilco Degremont Inc., Richmond, VA

ROBERT A. ESCOBEDO, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA,(SCOTT B. GORRY, Ecolochem, Inc., East Hartford, CT)

DAVID A. CLINE, Jr., Sheppard T. Powell Associates, LLC,Baltimore, MD

JOHN A. ZAVRL, TIMOTHY J. ZAK, First Energy Corporation,Eastlake, OH, BERNIE MACK, Ionics, Inc.,Watertown, MA

JOSEPH D. GIFFORD, DEVEN ATNOOR, USFilter, Lowell, MA

K. ANTHONY SELBY, Water Technology Consultants, LLC,Evergreen, CO

DANIEL M. CICERO, CAROL B. BATTON, Nalco Chemical Co.,Naperville, IL, DAVID A. BIESZK, P.E., Armstrong International,Three Rivers, MI

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IWC-00-48 Paper Yes




IWC-00-45 Paper Yes

IWC-00-44 Paper Yes




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Industrial ISFET pH Sensors: Technical Overview and ApplicationSuccesses

On-Line PPB-Level Detection of Carbohydrazide for Power Production

On-Line PPB-Level Detection of Carbohydrazide for Power Production

Using EDI to Meet the Needs of Pure Water Production

EDI Operation for Removal of Weakly-Ionized Impurities

Experiences with Combined Cycle Plants at Transcanada Pipelines, Ltd

Experiences with Combined Cycle Plants at TransCanada Pipelines, Ltd

Biological Pretreatment Allows Re-Use of Condensate from Steam Host

Chemistry Challenges to Meet NOx Injection Water and HRSG CycleMakeup Requirements for Dabhol Combined Cycle Power Plant

How to Handle Suspended Solids within Ion Exchange Resin (IER)Packed Bed Systems

The Effect of Service Parameters on Iodine Release from Iodinated AnionResins

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SHANE FILER, FARID AHMAD, Honeywell, Fort Washington,PA

DEBORAH BLOOM, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, IL

PHILIPPE SERIZOT, Zellweger Analytics, Inc., Paris, France,VICKIE OLSON, Zellweger Analytics, Atlanta, GA

TED PRATO, CHRISTOPHER JAY GALLAGHER, Ionics,Watertown, MA

JOHN H. BARBER, GLENN TOWE, DAVID F.TESSIER, E-CellCorporation, Guelph, Ontario, Canada

KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick, MD

J. STUART BROWN, Liquid Six Inc., York. ME, RANDYGERMAN, TransCanada Power, North Bay, Ontario, Canada

P. TEMPLE BALLARD, Degremont North American Research &Development Center, Kichmona, VA, ALBERT A. PRISTERA,RAVI MENON, MAREK K. MIERZEJEWSKI, Infilco DegremontInc., Richmond VA

S. S. MITRA, Dabhol Power Plant, Maharashtra, India, P. K.SINHA, Bechtel Corporation, Frederick, MD

KAI-UWE HOEHN, Dow Chemical Limited, Frenchs Forest,Australia, ANDRE MEDETE, Dow Deutschland, Rheinmuenster,Germany, DANIEL RICE, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI

HERMAN C. HAMANN, JOSEPH V. D'ALESSANDRO, ThePurolite Co., Philadelphia, PA, JAMES A. MANSI, VIRGINIA H.MILLS, MICHAEL C. SHARP, School of Health and Science,Philadelphia University, Philadelphia, PA

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IWC-00-37 Paper Yes



IWC-00-34 Paper Yes

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Softening with WAC Resin

The Cost of Producing Demineralized Water in the Gulf Coast with Upflow"Packed Beds"

Performance of High Crosslinkage Gel Type Cation Exchange Resins forCondensate Demineralizers

Pilot and Plant Scale Test Work on the Direct Reuse of Process Streamsas Cooling Water Makeup

Pilot and Plant Scale Test Work on the Direct Reuse of Process Streamsas Cooling Water Makeup

Redefining Cooling Water Treatment

Major Improvement in Cooling System Performance at an Ammonia/UreaPlant

Major Improvement in Cooling System Performance at an Ammonia/UreaPlant

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GUY J. MOMMAERTS, Ion Exchange Services (Canada) Inc.,Elora, Ontario, Canada

PHIL FATULA, Bayer Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA, STEFANHILGER, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany, FRED MUIR,Ecodyne Ltd., Burlington, Ontario, Canada, PAUL GROSS,DARIN CUNNINGHAM, Liquid Process Technologies, Houston,TX

TAKESHI IZUMI, TOSHI TAKAI, AKIRA MATSUMOTO, TAKAOINO, MASAHIRO HAGIWARA, Ebara Corporation, Fujisauashi.Tokyo, Japan, MARVIN H. TEGEN, JAMES STAHLBUSH, DowChemical Company, Midland, MI

BENNETT P. BOFFARDI, Boffardi and Associates, Bethel Park,PA

W. D. SAUNDERS, Sasol Technology (Pty) Ltd. Secunda,South Africa, C. P. BRAND, Sasol Synthetic Fuels, Secunda,South Africa, S. FERREIRA, Innovative Water Solutions,Secunda, South Africa

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Drew Industrial division, AshlandCanada, Inc., Ajax, Ontario, Canada, KEVIN M. GOTTSCHALK,Ashland Specialty Chemical Company, Boonton, NJ

RICHARD O. YOUMANS, Buckman Laboratories International,Inc., Memphis, TN

PAULO S. S. SANTIAGO, Nalco Chemical Company, SaoPaulo, Brazil, RICARDO PRADO SANTOS, Ultrafertil,Aaucaroa, Brazil

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IWC-00-26 Paper Yes



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Use of Comprehensive Deposit Analysis Techniques to Evaluate BoilerDeposits Prior to Chemical Cleaning

Determining the Need for Chemically Cleaning a Boiler

The Impact of Water Treatment System Design and Operation on BoilerFeedwater Purity and Boiler Tube Failures

Boiler Failure Mechanisms

An Examination of the Use of Vibrational Shear in Ultra-Filtration, Nano-Filtration and Reverse Osmosis Membrane Water Treatment

Enhancing the Measurement of Silt Density Index by ChemicalModification of the Sample Stream

Low Fouling Polyamide Reverse Osmosis Membranes: A Comparison ofManufacturers' Products and a Comparison to Cellulose AcetateMembranes on a High Fouling Surface Water

Treatment of Smelter Wastewater Using an Innovative Reverse OsmosisProcess Allows Zero-Liquid Discharge

Treatment of Smelter Wastewater Using an Innovative Reverse OsmosisProcess Allows Zero-Liquid Discharge

Reverse Osmosis Pretreatment of High Silica Waters

Calcium Carbonate Deposition from Industrial Process Water and It'sMitigation on Heated and Unheated Surfaces

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MEL J. ESMACHER, BetzDearborn, the Woodlands, TX,GEORGE BODMAN, George H. Bodman, Inc., Kingwood, TX


ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates, Etobicoke,Ontario, Caanada

DOUGLAS DEWITT-DICK, STEPHEN McINTYRE, JOSEPHHOFILENA, Ashland Specialty Chemical Co., Boonton, NJ

GLENN REYNOLDS, ROBERT GLOD, New Logic International,Emeryville, CA

STAN LUECK, RODI Systems Corp., Aztec, NM

PATRICK H. KINGHORN, Ecolochem, Inc., Baytown, TX,WILLIAM E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA

WAYNE BATES, Hydranautics, Rockton, IL

BOB KIMBALL, Hydrometrics, Inc., Helena, MT

SIMON G. GARE, Ecolochem International, Inc., Peterborough,UK, MATTHEW J. WHITE, Ecolochem International, Inc.,Philippines, JORGE L. MASBATE, Jr., Pilipinas Shell PetroleumCorp., Philippines

ROBERT W. ZUHL, BF Goodrich Co/Specialty Additives Group,Cleveland, OH

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IWC-00-24 Paper Yes


IWC-00-23 Paper Yes

IWC-00-22 Paper Yes


IWC-00-21 Paper Yes

IWC-00-20 Paper Yes



IWC-00-18 Paper Yes

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Calcium Carbonate Deposition from Industrial Process Water and It'sMitigation on Heated and Unheated Surfaces

Part II: Cooling Water Deposits - Calcium Phosphate Prediction Tools:Those that Work and Those that Don't: Guidelines

Part II: Cooling Water Deposits - Calcium Phosphate Prediction Tools:Those that Work and Those that Don't: Guidelines

Chemical Conditioning Programme for an Evaporative Tower CoolingCircuit

Quad Polymer Technology - Advances and Benefits for High Alkaline /High Cycle Cooling Water Treatment

Quad Polymer Technology - Advances and Benefits for High Alkaline /High Cycle Cooling Water Treatment

Maintaining Storage Tank Dissolved Oxygen Levels Utilizing Gas TransferMembranes

Nuclear Plant Steam Generator Deposit Management

A Study on the Application of a New Dissolved Oxygen Removal SystemUsing Activated Carbon Fiber Cartridge Catalyst

A Study on the Application of a New Dissolved Oxygen Removal SystemUsing Activated Carbon Fiber Cartridge Catalyst

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GORDON R. BURTON, M. E. BLIMKIE, C. W. TURNER,Atomic Energy of Canada, Chalk River, Ontario, Canada,MICHAEL E. ROGERS, Syncrude Canad a Ltd., Fort McMurray,Alberta, Canada

ROBERT J. FERGUSON, French Creek Software, Kimberton,PA


Dr. FABIO GIGLI, CHIMEC S.p.A., Rome, Italy

THOMAS W. WOLFE, Puckorius & Associates, Baton Rouge,LA

JOHN RICHARDSON, MICHAEL G. TRULEAR, Chem Treat,Inc., Richmond VA

J. HELMRICH, Florid a Power & Light, Florid a City, FL,WILLIAM E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA, J. E.STATON, Ecolochem Inc., Miami, FL

KARA PRENTICE, PHILIP BATTAGLIA, ART BYERS, ,DEBORAH FARNSWORTH, JONNA PARTEZANA,Westinghouse Electric Co., Pittsburgh, PA

RONALD D. WINE, Ronald D. Wine Consulting, Harrisburg, PA

JEON-SOO MOON, KWANG-KYU PARK, SEOK-WON YUN,Korea Electric Power Research Institute,(KEPRI), Taejon, SouthKorea, GON SEO, Chonnam National University, Taejon, SouthKorea

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IWC-00-17 Paper Yes


IWC-00-16 Paper Yes


IWC-00-15 Paper Yes




IWC-00-12 Paper Yes


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System Monitoring for Chemistry Control



Pilot Testing High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis on Gas Well ProducedWater

Pilot Testing High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis on Gas Well ProducedWater

Interstage Energy Recovery Turbine Application - Marco Island, Florida

Interstage Energy Recovery Turbine Application - Marco Island, Florida

The Impact of Eliminating Softeners as Pre-Treatment for ReverseOsmosis Systems

Dosing Liquid Disinfection Chemicals under Vacuum: Experiences fromwithin the UK and USA Water Industry

Algicidal Performance of Bromine Biocides and Recommendations forAlgae Control in Cooling Water Systems

Algicidal Performance of Bromine Biocides and Recommendations forAlgae Control in Cooling Water Systems

Mixed-Oxidant Application in Cooling Tower Maintenance

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Korea

WILLIAM MOORE, Calpine Corp., Houston, TX

SARA JANE GEARY, JAMES C. BELLOWS, SiemensWestinghouse Power Corp., Orlando, FL

SARA JANE GEARY, JAMES C. BELLOWS, SiemensWestinghouse Power Corp., Orlando, FL

BRIAN POWERS, The Dow Chemical Company, Kingwood, TX

ROBERT BRADLEY, Hydrometrics, Inc., Houston, TX

GEOFFREY K. HART, Montgomery Watson, Sunrise, FL

JULIA E. NEMETH, P.E., Ham R/O Systems, Inc., Venice, FL,STEVEN DURANCEAU, Ph.D., P.E., Boyle EngineeringCorporation, Orlando, FL

BRETT ANDREWS, JOSEPH MAZUR, PermaCare US A Inc.,San Diego, CA

Dr. ANDREW W. COURT, DAVID GRANT, A. G. CALLERY,Portacel Disinfection Systems, Hampshire, UK

ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, PE, Sheppard T. PowellAssociates, LLC, Baltimore, MD

ANDREW J. COOPER, ANTHONY W. DALLMIER, NalcoChemical Company, Naperville, IL

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Drew Industrial Division ofAshland Canada, Ajax, Ontario, Canada

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IWC-00-11 Paper Yes



IWC-00-08 Paper Yes


IWC-00-07 Paper Yes


IWC-00-06 Paper Yes


IWC-00-05 Paper Yes

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Mixed-Oxidant Application in Cooling Tower Maintenance

Eliminating Oxidizing Biocides from Condenser Cooling Water Systems

Evaluation of Water Recycling Options at a Semiconductor FabricationPlant Using Process Simulation

Evaluation of Water Recycling Options at a Semiconductor FabricationPlant Using Process Simulation

Honda of America Reuses "Gray" Water

Honda of America Reuses "Gray" Water

Water Treatment Markets in China's Power Industry

Water Treatment Markets in China's Power Industry

Capital versus Service Contract Make-Up Systems at IntervapeurCogeneration Station, Verviers, Belgium

Capital versus Service Contract Make-Up Systems at IntervapeurCogeneration Station, Verviers, Belgium

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WESLEY L. BRADFORD, Ph.D., Los Alamos TechnicalAssociates, Inc., Los Alamos, NM, PAUL PETERSON, TridentTechnologies, Inc., San Diego, CA

R. JONES, BetzDearborn, Trevose, PA, JAMES F. ECHOLS,SIDTEC Services, Inc., Houston, TX, TOM FREEMAN,Mississippi Power Co., Escatawpa, MS, M. LONG, PECOEnergy, Delta, PA

STEPHEN E. DOMINICK, USFilter, Rockford, IL

DEMETRI P. PETRIDES, A. KOULOURIS, J. CALANDRANIS,INTELLIGEN, INC., Scotch Plains, NJ, SCOTT HOUTHUYSEN, Lucent Technologies, Berkeley Heights, NJ

PRADEEP M. AMIN, Fluor Daniel Company, Aliso Fiejo, CA

TOM WOODROW, E. JOSEPH DUCKETT, PH.D., PE.,Eichleay Environmental, Pittsburgh, PA, BILL HOLTSHERRY,Honda of America, East Liberty, OH

DANIEL SHANNON, EWM Associates, Houston, TX

LILI XIAO, TDC International, Montgomeryville, PA, JIUYUANJIN, Water Treatment Technologies for Power GenerationIndustry, Xian, China

MARK CHERESNOWSKY, Infilco Degremont, Inc., Richmond,VA

MARC BEUNEN, Ecolochem International Inc.. Peterborough,UK, STEPHANE ORLOFFE, Electrabel Intervapeur, Vetviers,Belgium

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IWC-00-04 Paper Yes



IWC-00-02 Paper Yes


IWC-00~S09PD






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Off Site Condensate Resin Regeneration by Service Contract

Off Site Condensate Resin Regeneration by Service Contract

Innovations in Fill Fouling Control

The On-Line Recovery and Treatment of a Fouled Cooling System in thePresence of Environmental Constraints

The On-Line Recovery and Treatment of a Fouled Cooling System in thePresence of Environmental Constraints

Microbiological Control in Process Cooling Water Systems: An Overview

Panel Discussion: Prevention of Industrial Boiler Tube Failures

Keynote Address

Optimal Design of Tube Bundle Size to Accommodate Effects of DynamicFouling on Steam Generator Thermal Efficiency

New Zero Liquid Discharge Strategy — Boiler Makeup from CoolingTower Blowdown

Representative Sampling in the Steam Cycle of a Power Plant

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JIM PINKOWSKI, ABB Alstom Power, Richmond, VA

GREG BARTLEY, Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga,TN, ROBERT T. TAYLOR, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA

F. PHILIP YU, COLEMAN ROCKWELL, MIKE KUHNE,ANDREW COOPER, MICHAEL GROSHANS, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, IL, GORDON CRISWELL, MontanaPower Company

TONY J. TVEDT, Jr. Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Angelton, TX

STEVE E. WILKENS, Buckman Laboratories (Pty) Ltd.,Bedfordview, South Africa, W. D. SAUNDERS, SasolTechnology (Pry) Ltd., Secunda, South Africa

RICHARD W. LUTEY, Ph.D., RW Lutey & Associates Inc.,Memphis, TN

Panel Moderator: James Robinson, BetzDearborn, Horsham,PA,

CHRISTIAN MAURIN, Chairman and CEO, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, IL

M. H. HU, Westinghouse Electric Company, Madison, PA

ALLEN R. BOYCE, MICHAEL FERRIGINO, SEH America Inc.,Vancouver, WA; DEVESH SHARMA, Aquatech InternationalCorporation, Canonsburg, PA

MARK A. JANICK, Baltimore Gas & Electric Company,Baltimore MD

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IWC-99-79 Paper Yes


IWC-99-77 Paper Yes

IWC-99-76 Report No





IWC-99-73 Paper Yes



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Representative Sampling in the Steam Cycle of a Power Plant

Practical Corrosion Measurement Techniques for Steam CondensateSystems

Practical Corrosion Measurement Techniques for Steam CondensateSystems

Specific Conductivity Temperature Compensation

pH Measurements in a Power Plant

Allied Signal Sprinkler System Remediation Project

Degradation of Skimmer Drive Chains in the Primary Clarifiers of aMunicipal Waste Treatment Plant Due to Microbiologically InfluencedCorrosion



A Report on MIC Activities at TMI

Detection and Reduction of Biofilms in Industrial Cooling Waters

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JAMES E. GROOSE, MYRON G. FELDMAN, Sentry EquipmentCorp., Oconomowoc, WI

STEVE SHULDER, Baltimore Gas & Electric, Baltimore, MD

DANIEL M. CICERO, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, IL

ANTHONY C. BEVILACQUA, Ph.D., DAVID M. GRAY,Thornton, Inc., Waltham, MA

SHANE FILER, Honeywell, Fort Washington, PA; MARKJANICK, STEVE SHULDER, Baltimore Gas and Electric,Baltimore, MD; GARY HINDS, TXU, Comanche Peak, GlenRose, TX; BILL BOYD, Kincaid Generation, Kincaid, IL;DONALD VINNICOMBE, Earthwater Technologies, South Africa

MYRON SHENKIRYK, HERC Products Inc., Phoenix, AZ

STEPHEN LAMB, Nickel Development Institute, Huntington,WV

JAMES SCUTTI, Massachusetts Materials Research, Inc., W.Boylston, MA; JEFFREY McAULEY, Massachusetts WaterResources Authority Winthtrop, MA

JAMES SCUTTI, Massachusetts Materials Research, Inc., W.Boylston, MA; JEFFREY McAULEY, Massachusetts WaterResources Authority Winthtrop, MA

RUSS GREEN, GPU Nuclear, Middletown, PA

JOHN F. GAREY, Bridger Scientific, Inc., Bourne, MA

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IWC-99-71 Paper Yes



IWC-99-69 Paper Yes


IWC-99-68 Paper Yes


IWC-99-67 Paper Yes


IWC-99-66 Paper Yes

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A New, Single-Feed, Liquid Bromine Biocide for Disinfection of IndustrialWater Systems

Effective Deoxygenation by a Hybrid Process Combining Gas TransferMembranes with Catalytic Oxygen Reduction

Effective Deoxygenation by a Hybrid Process Combining Gas TransferMembranes with Catalytic Oxygen Reduction

Low Level Deoxygenation of Boiler Makeup Water Using Gas TransferMembranes

Low Level Deoxygenation of Boiler Makeup Water Using Gas TransferMembranes

Improving Reverse Osmosis (RO) Permeate Quality Through PermeateRecycling and the Use of High Silica Rejection Membrane

Improving Reverse Osmosis (RO) Permeate Quality Through PermeateRecycling and the Use of High Silica Rejection Membrane

A New High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis Process

A New High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis Process

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EDWARD BEARDWOOD, JERRY K. THERRIEN, DrewIndustrial Division, Ashland Canada Inc., Ajax, Ontario, Canada

EDWARD BEARDWOOD, JERRY K. THERRIEN, DrewIndustrial Division, Ashland Canada Inc., Ajax, Ontario, Canada

JONATHAN N. HOWARTH, CHRIS J. NALEPA, R. M. MOORE,L. C. STEVENS, Albemarle Corp, Baton Rouge, LA

BRIAN D. MILLER, CELGARD LLC, Charlotte, NC

SCOTT B. GORRY, Ecolochem, Inc., East Hartford, CT;WILLIAM E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA; JAMES W.MAHAFFEE, Baltimore Gas & Electric, Lusby, MD

BRIAN D. MILLER, CELGARD LLC, Charlotte, NC

PATRICK H. KINGHORN, WILLIAM E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Inc.,Houston, TX

ROBERT ALLISON, Allen Steam Station, Duke Power Co.,Belmont

JOHN J. KIM, PE. Ph.D., Riverbend Steam Station, Duke PowerCo., Mount Holly, NC; ROBBIN M. JOLLY, Allen Steam Station,Duke Power Co., Belmont, NC

MICHAEL GOTTLIEB, Resin Tech, Inc., Cherry Hill, NJ

SHUICHI CHINO, ISAMU SUGIYAMA, Nomura Micro ScienceCo., Ltd., Kanagawa, Japan; JEFFERY HOLLOWAY, KennicottWater Systems Limited, Wolverhampton, UK; DEBMUKHOPADHYAY, Consulting Chemical Engineer, San

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IWC-99-64 Paper Yes


IWC-99-63 Paper Yes

IWC-99-62 Report No


IWC-99-61 Paper Yes




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Novel Amphoteric Ion Exchange Resin and Its ChromatographicSeparation Capability

Behavior of Silica in Ion Exchange and Other Systems

Behavior of Silica in Ion Exchange and Other Systems

Effect of Contact Time on Operating Capacity of Resins

Effect of Regenerant Contact Time on Operating Capacity of Strong BaseAnion Exchanger Resin

Two Years Experience with a Packed Bed System Demineralizing HighSilica/Solids Water

Six Years of Short-bed Demineralization at the Ontario Health SciencesCentre

Six Years of Short-bed Demineralization at the Ontario Health SciencesCentre

Improving Thin Film Composite RO Membrane Performance inBiologically Active Waters

Applications of Online TOC Analysis for Monitoring Reverse OsmosisMembrane Performance

The Use of Membrane Technology for the Production of DI Water inRemote and Environmentally Sensitive Areas

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Francisco, CA;

GO HONDA, TAKAYUKI TASHIRO, Mitsubishi ChemicalCorporation, Kanagawa-ken, Japan; TSUYOSHI ITOU, ALANSHARPE, Mitsubishi Chemical America, Inc., White Plains, NY

HAROLD L. ARONOVITCH, Hungerford & Terry, Inc., Clayton,NJ

PETER S. MEYERS, ResinTech, Inc., Cherry Hill, NJ

FRED GRANEM, Mitsubishi Chemical America, Tarrytown, NY

Dr. U. D. DATAR, KIRAN DESHAPNDE, M. KALYAN, ThermaxLimited, Pune, India

FRANCISCO JAVIER GOMEZ, Pemex Refinacion Refineria;MIGUEL HIDALGO, Tula, Hgo, Mexico; LEMUS NOGUEZENRIQUE, Mexico, D.F., Mexico

PHILIP W. FATULA, Bayer Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

JAQUES BERNIER, TransAlta Energy Corporation Ottawa,Ontario, Canada; JAMES HODD, BRADLEY SMITH, TODWILSON, Eco-Tec Inc., Pickering, Ontario, Canada

STEVEN COKER, Dow Chemical, Freeport, TX; TERRYMARSH, Film Tec Corporation, Edina, MN; UPEN BHARWADA,The Dow Chemical Company Midland, MI

KAREN CLARK, Anatel Corporation, Boulder, CO

DOUG GLANZ, Betz Dearborn Argo Scientific, Cincinnati, OH

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IWC-99-57 Paper Yes


IWC-99-56 Paper Yes


IWC-99-55 Paper Yes


IWC-99-54 Paper Yes





IWC-99-50 Paper Yes

IWC-99-49 Report No

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The Use of Membrane Technology for the Production of DI Water inRemote and Environmentally Sensitive Areas

Design-Build of a 2,800-GPM Microfiltration, Reverse Osmosis and MixedBed Ion Exchange Water Treatment System in New York City

Design-Build of a 2,800-GPM Microfiltration, Reverse Osmosis and MixedBed Ion Exchange Water Treatment System in New York City

Condensate Polisher Upgrade at Conemaugh Station

Condensate Polisher Upgrade at Conemaugh Station

Deaeration — the Parallel Difference

Deaeration — the Parallel Difference

Corrosion Behavior in Turbine System under Neutral Pure WaterCondition

High Pressure Boiler Metals Transport

Corrosion-Product Transport Analysis by NonDestructive X-Ray andGamma-Ray Methods

Maintaining Effective Cooling Tower Performance when UsingContaminated Makeup Water

Maintaining Effective Cooling Tower Performance when UsingContaminated Makeup Water

Development of an "All Organic" Chemical Treatment, Specifically forCooling Water with High Phosphate and Calcium Content

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DAVID THRELFALL, Ecolochem International, Inc.,Peterborough, UK

CHARLES FRITZ, Black & Veatch, Overland Park, KS

IAN A. CROSSLEY, DONALD BRAILEY, Hazen and Sawyer,P.C., New York, NY; JAMES HOFF, USFilter, Rockford, IL

GEORGE CRITS, Aqua-Zeolite Sciences, Inc., Ardmore, PA

GERALD P. GALL, GPU/Genco, New Florence, PA

ELI SALEM, Ecodyne Limited, Cranford, NJ

BILL RUNYAN, JAMES ABRUZZO, Cochrane, Inc., King ofPrussia, PA

MINORU KOBAYASHI, HAJIME HIRASAWA, ToshibaCorporation Power Systems & Services Company, Yokohama,Japan

THOMAS H. PIKE, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative, Ft.Towson, OK

BARBARA D. SAWICKA, JERZY A. SAWICKI, AECL, ChalkRiver Laboratories,

Dr. JOHN RICHARDSON, ChemTreat, Inc., Ashland, VA

RICARDO DE ARAUJO FERNANDES, BetzDearborn Brazil;ALTINO ALVES BENTO, Petroquimica Uniao, Brazil

SERGIO CASTRO, Instituto Mexicano Del Petroleo (IMP),Mexico, D.F., Mexico

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IWC-99-47 Paper Yes



IWC-99-45 Paper Yes


IWC-99-44 Paper Yes

IWC-99-43 Report No


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High Cycle Cooling Tower Operation: Hurdles and Solutions

Cooling Water Scale & Scaling Indices: What They Mean — How to UseThem Effectively — How They Can Cut Treatment Costs



The Effect of Sand Grain Uniformity on the Filtration Efficiencies

Large Scale Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Systems

Large Scale Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Systems

Innovative Methods for Recycling Wastewater in Power Plants to ReduceImpact on Zero Discharge Systems

Innovative Methods for Recycling Wastewater in Power Plants to ReduceImpact on Zero Discharge Systems

Follow-up Report to Logan Generating Plant Experience with Zero LiquidDischarge

Cooling Towers and Secondary Waste Water Makeup: Four Years'Operating Experience

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J. E. HOOTS, DON A. JOHNSON, J. D. LAMMERING, D. A.MEIER, B. YANG, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, IL

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Wayne C. Micheletti Inc.,Charlottesville, VA

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, GARY R. LORETITSCH, Puckorius &Associates, Inc., Evergreen, CO

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, GARY R. LORETITSCH, Puckorius &Associates, Inc., Evergreen, CO

ZHONGFANG LEI, Fudan University, Shanghai, China; QINAIBAO, Shanghai Petrochemical Co. Ltd., Shanghai, China

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Wayne C. Micheletti, Inc.Charlottesville, VA

JOHN P. TOOHIL Jr., USFilter Industrial Wastewater SystemsBillerica, MA

MICHAEL S. DALTON, Baker Petrolite, Sugarland, TX

SUSAN BAINES, KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Power Corporation,Frederick, MD

CHRISTOPHER HEADLEY, US Generating Company,Swedesboro, NJ

ROBERT DEBENEDETTO, Public Service Elec. & Gas Co.,Ridgefield, NJ; ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Arthur FreedmanAssociates, Inc., East Stroudsburg, PA; DREW BOSCHETTI,GEORGE F. HAYS, Ashland Chemical Co., Drew Division,Boonton, NJ

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IWC-99-41 Paper Yes


IWC-99-40 Paper Yes




IWC-99-38 Paper Yes


IWC-99-37 Paper Yes

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The Chemicals for Cooling Water in China

The Chemicals for Cooling Water in China

Halogen-Tolerant Water Treatment Program for Scale and CorrosionControl

Halogen-Tolerant Water Treatment Program for Scale and CorrosionControl

Development of a Mechanistic Understanding of Aromatic TriazoleConsumption in Cooling Water

An Evaluation of Multiple Water Treatment Programs for the Plant FarleyService Water System



Water Reuse in an Integrated Circuit Packaging Plant

Water Reuse in an Integrated Circuit Packaging Plant

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MICHAEL S. DALTON, Baker Petrolite, Sugarland, TX

QINAI BAO, Shanghai Petrochemical Co., Ltd., Shanghai,China

ARTHUR FREEDMAN, Arthur Freedman Associates, Inc., EastStroudsburg, PA

JASBIR S. GILL, SUSAN P. REY, MONICA A. YORKE, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, PA

JENNIFER C. HORNE, NARASIMHA M. RAO, JOHN E.HOOTS, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, IL

ORIN HOLLANDER, HOLLANDER Technologies, Inc. Jamison,PA

WILLIAM E. GARRETT, JR., Alabama Power Company,Birmingham, AL; TERRY SELF, PAULINE BROWN, Universityof Alabama, Civil & Environmental Engineering Tuscaloosa, AL;DEBBIE WIEBE, Bridger Scientific, Inc. Sandwich, MA; MARYWILLIS, Southern Nuclear Company Dothan, AL; DANROBINETTE, Puckorius & Associates, Inc. Evergreen, CO

WILLIAM E. GARRETT, JR., Alabama Power Company,Birmingham, AL; TERRY SELF, PAULINE BROWN, Universityof Alabama, Civil & Environmental Engineering Tuscaloosa, AL;DEBBIE WIEBE, Bridger Scientific, Inc. Sandwich, MA; MARYWILLIS, Southern Nuclear Company Dothan, AL; DANROBINETTE, Puckorius & Associates, Inc. Evergreen, CO

SUSAN L. COULTER, US Filter, Rockford, IL

TIMOTHY KEISTER, CWT, ProChemTech International, Inc.,

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IWC-99-36 Paper Yes



IWC-99-35 Paper Yes



IWC-99-33 Paper Yes


IWC-99-32 Paper Yes


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A Unique High Recovery RO System Design Leads to Wastewater Reuseat a Large Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plant

A Unique High Recovery RO System Design Leads to Wastewater Re-Use at a Large Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plant

Water Conservation Techniques, Recovery/ Recycling for Zero Dischargeat Kribhco



Recovery of Reverse Osmosis Brine at GM de Mexico Ramos ArizpeComplex

Zero Discharge Process to Regenerate Hydrochloric Acid Pickling Liquor

Zero Discharge Process to Regenerate Hydrochloric Acid Pickling Liquor

Advances in Water and Wastewater Treatment for Foundries

Advances in Water and Wastewater Treatment for Foundries

Removal of Selenium from a Storm Water Runoff Pond

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Brockway, PA

DENNIS McBRIDE, Intel Corp., Rio Rancho, NM

MICHAEL HUMPHREYS, , Membrane Systems Corporation,Cape Coral, FL;,; GEORGE .PATRICK, Parsons EngineeringScience, Inc., Atlanta, GA; MARGARET S. WOLFE, MembraneSystems Corporation, San Diego, CA

S. S. MITRA, ENRON, Ratnagiri, India

K. DAS. D.. K. PANDE, Krishak Bharati Co-Operative Ltd,Surat, India

K. DAS. D.. K. PANDE, Krishak Bharati Co-Operative Ltd,Surat, India

LAWRENCE KRZESWSKI, General Motors, Detroit, MI; A.BERLANGA, D. VALLE, GM de Mexico; RAMOS ARIZPE,Coahuila, Mexico; G. GARZA, Consultant, Saltillo, Coahuila,Mexico

MICHAEL SIECKMANN, ISSI/Amrox, Pittsburgh, PA

DOUGLAS R. OLSEN, Green Technology Group, Pawling, NY;CHARLES D. BLUMENSCHEIN, Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh,PA

DENNY DORAN, Nalco Chemical Co., Pittsburgh, PA

ROSS K.FULLER, CHRISTOPHER R. LEITZ, AshlandChemical Company, Drew Chemical Division, Boonton, NJ

KASHI BANERJEE, USFilter/Chester Engineers, Moon

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IWC-99-31 Paper Yes




IWC-99-28 Paper Yes


IWC-99-27 Paper Yes





IWC-99-23 Paper Yes


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Gas Transfer Membranes — The New Norm in the Water TreatmentMarket

Speciation of Weakly-Ionized Impurities in Electrodeionization

Improvement in an UPW System by Utilizing EDI

Improvement in an UPW System by Utilizing EDI

Advances in Continuous Electrodeionization – A Comparative Analysis forPower Applications

Advances in Continuous Electrodeionization – A Comparative Analysis forPower Applications

SWRO for Aquaculture

Vapor Compression Seawater Desalination for Industrial Applications

Reducing RO Operating Costs with Automated Monitoring Technology

Biological Control in Demineralizer Pretreatment Systems

Biological Control in Demineralizer Pretreatment Systems

Capillary UF as RO Pretreatment

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Township, PA

STEPHEN P. ELLIS, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA

STEPHEN P. ELLIS, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA

R. ALLEN PITTMAN, CELGARD LLC, Charlotte, NC

JOHN H. BARBER, CANDIDA OLIVEIRA, DAVID TESSIER, E-Cell Corporation, Guelph, Ontario, Canada

RONALD PICHT, Environmental Dynamics Corporation,Sharon, WI

LYNDON FLEMING, Ionics, Incorporated, Columbia, AL; TEDPRATO, LI ZHANG, BRIAN HERNON, Ionics, Incorporated,Watertown, MA

DICK SAMPSON, Halox Technologies Corporation, Bridgeport,CT

ANIL D. JHA, JOSEPH D. GIFFORD, US Filter Corporation,Lowell, MA

DONALD TERRILL, George Scott International, Pensacola, FL

SHARIF DISI, Mechanical Equipment Company, Inc., NewOrleans, LA

STAN LUECK, RODI Systems Corp, Aztec, NM

JOHN CURRIER, Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga, TN

ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, P.E., Sheppard T. PowellAssociates, LLC, Baltimore, MD

PHIL ROLCHIGO, Osmonics, Inc. Minnetonka, MN

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IWC-99-22 Paper Yes


IWC-99-21 Paper Yes


IWC-99-20 Paper Yes










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Capillary UF as RO Pretreatment

Water Pretreatment Applications using a New Ultrafilic® Membrane

Water Pretreatment Applications using a New Ultrafilic Membrane

Ceramic Membrane Microfiltration in the Treatment of Domestic Sewage— Pretreatment to Reverse Osmosis

Ceramic Membrane Microfiltration in the Treatment of Domestic Sewage— Pretreatment to Reverse Osmosis

Efficacy of Biocides against Biofilm-Associated Legionella in a ModelSystem

The Elimination of Legionella in Local Hot and Cold Water Systems Usinga Novel Chlorine Dioxide Technique

Cooling Tower Systems & Legionella Bacteria: Recent USAIncidents/Outbreaks-/Causes/ Corrective Actions Methods — Are WeMaking Progress? What Action Should Be Taken?

HRSG Design - Water Chemistry Requirements

Ultrapure Steam from Normal Feedwater

Performance Monitoring in the Water Treatment of HRSG's

Combined Cycle and Cogeneration System Water Chemistry andOperations; A Consultant's View

Changing Boiler Water Treatment Needs in High-Pressure Heat RecoverySteam Generators

Heat Exchanger Design & Operation to Minimize Efficiency Loss

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WAYNE T. BATES, Hydranautics, Rockton, IL

SCOTT BEARDSLEY, Dow Filmtec, Edina, MN

WIL F. PERGANDE, Osmonics Inc., Minnetonka, MN

RICKY BRYANT, Southern Company Services, Birmingham, AL

DAVID THRELFALL, Ecolochem International, Inc.,Peterborough, UK

EDWARD McCALL, JANET E. STOUT, VICTOR L. YU, VAMedical Center, Pittsburgh, PA; RADISAV VIDIC, University ofPittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

ARTHUR HARRIS, Feedwater Ltd, Moreton, Wirral, UK; MIKERENDELL, BTG International Ltd, London, UK


FRANK GABRIELLI, ABB Combustion Engineering

JAMES C. BELLOWS, MICHAEL McMANUS, JON DONOVAN,Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation, Orlando, FL

ANTON BANWEG,, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, IL

K. ANTHONY SELBY, Water Technology Consultants, LLC,Evergreen, CO

R. HENRY WEED, BetzDearborn, Horsham, PA

RAYMOND M. POST, P.E., Betz Dearborn, Trevose, PA

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IWC-99-11 Paper Yes


IWC-99-10 Paper Yes


IWC-99-09 Paper Yes


IWC-99-08 Paper Yes


IWC-99-07 Paper Yes


IWC-99-05 Report No

of 1083 06/04/2012




Condenser Chemistry and Performance Monitoring: A Critical Necessityfor Reliable Steam Plant Operation

Condenser Chemistry and Performance Monitoring: A Critical Necessityfor Reliable Steam Plant Operation

The Importance of Net Present Value (NPV) Analysis to Choose BetweenPurchase and Lease Options of Water Treatment Systems

The Importance of Net Present Value (NPV) Analysis to Choose BetweenPurchase and Lease Options of Water Treatment Systems

Economics of Resin Replacement

Economics of Resin Replacement

Total Installed Cost Savings of Skid Mounted Versus Field ErectedEquipment: A Case Study

Total Installed Cost Savings of Skid Mounted Versus Field ErectedEquipment: A Case Study

Nine Mile Point Unit Two and Zebra Mussels — A Retrospective

Use of Low Level Electric Currents to Prevent The Settlement of Zebra

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GEORGE F. HAYS, Ashland Chemical Company, DrewIndustrial Division, Boonton, NJ; JAMES G. KNUDSEN, OregonState University, Corvallis, OR

GEORGE F. HAYS, Ashland Chemical Company, DrewIndustrial Division, Boonton, NJ; JAMES G. KNUDSEN, OregonState University, Corvallis, OR

ERIC HALE, Nalco Chemical Co., Naperville, IL

BRAD BUECKER, CEDA, Lawrence, KS

TERRY LATERRA, Graver Water Systems, Cranford, NJ

SHAN S. SUNDARAM, PE., AMBI-Design, Inc., Rockford, IL

MICHAEL O’BRIEN, Graver Water Systems, Cranford, NJ

AMY H. LETTOFSKY, Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia,PA

ROBERT BRADLEY, MECO, New Orleans, LA

KENNETH G. EXCELL, P.E., Water & Power Technologies,Inc., Salt Lake City, UT; CARL T. LINCOLN, P.E., Technid-USA, Houston, TX

R F. GREEN, Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation, Oswego,NY

Clois D. Fears, Delta Applied Technology, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

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IWC-99-03 Paper Yes


IWC-99-02 Paper Yes


IWC-99~S08PD


IWC-99~S06PD


IWC-99~S05PD




IWC-98-80 Paper Yes

IWC-98-78 Paper No

of 1083 06/04/2012


Mussels on Intake Structures

Impacts and Control of the Zebra Mussel

Strategic Sourcing Industrializing Municipal Trend

Strategic Sourcing - Industrializing Municipal Trend

The Water Audit as a Strategic Tool to Manage Operational Costs andPerformance

The Water Audit as a Strategic Tool to Manage Operational Costs andPerformance

The Business Aspect of an Effective Safety Program - Safety Can Have aPositive Effect on Both Contractors and Facility Management

Seawater Desalination for Industrial Uses

Legionella: Update On Occurrences And Control

HRSGs Don’t Have to be a Problem

Keynote Address

Use of Modern Computational Fluid Dynamics Methods to Simulate theOperation of Submerged Multiport Diffusers in Lake Ontario

Use of Modern Computational Fluid Dynamics Methods to Simulate theOperation of Submerged Multiport Diffusers in Lake Ontario

Experience on Organic Scavenger Utilization

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CHARLES R. O'NEILL, Jr., New York Sea Grant, Brockport, NY

DENNIS SHEA, Solutia, Inc., Alvin, TX

JOHN T. MEAKIM, Infilco Degremont, Inc., Richmond VA

CARSON BARRY, Westvaco Corporation, Luke, MD

KAREN L. ASHER, USFilter, Lowell, MA; HARRY C.DELONGE, USFilter, Amenia NY

FRED W. KILE, US Filter, Rockford, IL

Panel Discussion Moderator: Dave Morris, Chester Engineers,Pittsburgh, PA

Panel Discussion Moderator: Dileep Thatte, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, PA

Panel Moderator; James Robinson, BetzDearborn, Horsham,PA

REBECCA MARK, Vice Chair, Enron Corporation, Chair andChief Executive Officer, Azurix

STEWART W. TAYLOR, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick,MD

RUSSELL ELLIOTT, R.V. Elliott Enterprises, Toronto, Ontario,Canada, ROBERT BROBERG, AEA Technology EngineeringSoftware Ltd., Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

VALENTINA CIMKINA, MOSENERGO, Moscow, Russia

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IWC-98-76 Paper Yes


IWC-98-75 Paper Yes


IWC-98-71 Paper No





IWC-98-67 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Tetrakishydroxymethylphosphonium Sulfate (THPS) A New,Environmentally Benign Biocide for Cooling Water Systems

Tetrakishydroxymethylphosphonium Sulfate (THPS) A New,Environmentally Benign Biocide for Cooling Water Systems

A “Greener”, Cost-Effective Alternative to Cooling Water Corrosion Control

A “Greener”, Cost-Effective Alternative to Cooling Water Corrosion Control

Bromine-Based Biocides for Cooling Water Systems: A Literature Review

Optimizing Wastewater Treatment Process and Project Evaluations withStandardized, Fully Integrated Conceptual Modeling Approach

Using Computers to Share Knowledge

Use of Computer Software to Enhance Process Monitoring

Pricing a Seawater Desalination Plant for Industrial Use

Pre-Treatment of Sea Water for Combined Power Co-Generation andRefinery/Petrochemical Complex

Pre-Treatment of Sea Water for Combined Power Co-Generation andRefinery/Petrochemical Complex

Seawater as an Industrial Water Supply Source: Economic Methods forRaw Water Supply Development

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ANTHONY W. DALLMIER, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, IL

DR. R. E. TALBOT, B. L. DOWNWARD, Albright & Wilson,Birmingham, U.K.; THOMAS K. HAACK, Albright & Wilson,Richmond, VA;

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Arthur Freedman Associates, Inc.,East Stroudsburg, PA

BRIAN K. FAILON, R. G. GABRIEL, Albright & WilsonAmericas, Inc., Glen Allen, VA

ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, Sheppard T. Powell AssociatesLLC, Baltimore, MD

CARLETON P. BOWEN, ICARUS Corporation, Rockville, MD

NICHOLAS J. FURIBONDO, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, IL

LEONARD FREEDMAN, LXF Incorporated, Wilmington, DE

Dr. IRVING MOCH, Jr, I. Moch & Associates, Inc., Wilmington,DE

JAMES D. MAVIS, CH2M HILL, Bellevue, WA

ALLAN L. FARBER, Bechtel Limited, Frederick, MD; ANDREWR. MILSTED, Bechtel Limited, London, UK; NARESH VERMA,UEM Limited, New Delhi, India

THOMAS M. MISSIMER, ROBERT R. WRIGHT, MissimerInternational, Inc., Fort Myers, FL

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IWC-98-64 Paper Yes


IWC-98-63 Paper Yes


IWC-98-62 Paper Yes


IWC-98-61 Paper Yes



IWC-98-60 Paper Yes



of 1083 06/04/2012


Desalination of Seawater for the Production of Industrial Process Water

Wastewater Reclamation by Outsourced Membrane Systems

Wastewater Reclamation by Outsourced Membrane Systems

Installation and Start-Up of Outsourced Deltaflow™ Systems at TVA’sSequoyah and Watts Bar Nuclear Facilities

Installation and Start-Up of Outsourced Deltaflow™ Systems at TVA’sSequoyah and Watts Bar Nuclear Facilities

Economic Evaluation of CPVC, SST and Hastelloy C-276 InternalDistributors to be Used by Ion Exchange Systems

Economic Evaluation of CPVC, SST and Hastelloy C-276 InternalDistributors to be Used by Ion Exchange Systems

Economics of Water Pretreatment/Demineralizer Upgrade at the City ofLakeland, Florida’s McIntosh Power Plant

Economics of Water Pretreatment/Demineralizer Upgrade at the City ofLakeland, Florida’s McIntosh Power Plant

A New Halogen-Resistant Azole (HRA) for Copper Corrosion Inhibition



Carbon Dioxide Assisted Corrosion of Stainless Steel

Concentration of Corrosive Impurities Due to Early Condensation — Effectof pH and Their Concentration in Steam

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PAUL A. W. CHOULES, Dr. ALASDAIR MACIVER, MECO,New Orleans, LA

ROBERT P. ALLISON, Ionics, Incorporated, Watertown, MA

ROBERT T. TAYLOR, JR., Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA

BRUCE A. LARKIN, Black & Veatch LLC, Kansas City, MO

TOBY C. WAGNER, ROBERT M. McGRAW, Ecolochem, Inc.,Norfolk, Virginia; SAM HARVEY, Tennessee Valley Authority

JOHN CASTAGNA, American Aquasciences, Parsippany, NJ

SHAN S. SUNDARAM, P.E., AMBI-Design, Inc., Rockford, IL

KENNETH FREDERICK, Ion Exchange Associates, Inc.,Reading, PA

HUGH PATTERSON, City of Lakeland Florida, Lakeland, FL;KENNETH R. WEISS, Black & Veatch, Kansas City, MO

DONALD A. JOHNSON, Nalco Chemical Co., Naperville, IL

KURT M. GIVEN, ROGER C. MAY, CLAUDIA C. PIERCE,BetzDearborn Water Management Group, Trevose, PA

KURT M. GIVEN, ROGER C. MAY, CLAUDIA C. PIERCE,BetzDearborn Water Management Group, Trevose, PA

JOHN C. TVERBERG, P.E., Trent Tube, East Troy, WI;JEROME T. WELZ, Miller Brewing Company, Milwaukee, WI

FRANCIS M. CUTLER, FM Consulting & Engineering, Irvine,CA

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IWC-98-57 Paper Yes


IWC-98-56 Paper Yes



IWC-98-54 Paper Yes


IWC-98-53 Paper Yes


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of pH and Their Concentration in Steam



Good Lay-up Practice Produces Significant Benefits

Good Lay-up Practice Produces Significant Benefits

Water Chemistry Considerations for Operation of HRSG Systems — Notyour Father’s Boiler

Use of a Patented Scale Inhibition in a Zero Discharge Brine Concentratorat Sithe Energies’ Massena, NY Power Plant

Use of a Patented Scale Inhibition in a Zero Discharge Brine Concentratorat Sithe Energies’ Massena, NY Power Plant

Complete Reuse of Wastewater from a Refinery/Petrochemical Complex

Complete Reuse of Wastewater from a Refinery/Petrochemical Complex

The Advantage of Mixed Salt Crystallizers in Zero Liquid Discharge

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CA

HIROSHI YAMAUCHI, TAKASHI HONDA, TAKESHI ONODA,Hitachi, Ltd.; TAKAYUKI MIZUNO, SHOUJI NOBUHARA, MieUniversity, Tsu, Mie, Japan;

HIROSHI YAMAUCHI, TAKASHI HONDA, TAKESHI ONODA,Hitachi, Ltd.; TAKAYUKI MIZUNO, SHOUJI NOBUHARA, MieUniversity, Tsu, Mie, Japan;

ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates, Islington, Ontario,Canada

DAVID G. DANIELS, Mechanical & Materials Engineering,Austin, TX

K. ANTHONY SELBY, GARY A. LORETITSCH, Puckorius &Associates, Inc., Evergreen, CO

CHRISTOPHER BREW, Gainesville Regional Utilities,Gainesville, FL

PETE AVERELL, Sithe Energies, Inc., Massena, NY; PETER H.WREDE, DOUG CALVEY, AL FLORANCE, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, PA

MICHAEL S. DALTON, Baker Petrolite, A Baker HughesCompany, Sugar Land, Txi

ALLAN L. FARBER, Bechtel Power Corporation, Frederick,Maryland; EMMA E. HARNIMAN, Bechtel Limited, London, UK;RAJIV MITTAL,Balcke-Durr & Wabag Technologies (BDWT)Madras, India

DENNIS McBRIDE, Intel Corporation, Rio Rancho, NM

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IWC-98-50 Paper Yes




IWC-98-47 Paper Yes



IWC-98-44 Paper Yes



IWC-98-42 Paper Yes

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Wastewater Treatment Systems

The Advantage of Mixed Salt Crystallizers in Zero Liquid DischargeWastewater Treatment Systems

Wastewater Reduction During Upgrade at Simplot Canada Limited,Brandon, Manitoba

Start-Up and Operating Experience with a Large Upflow “Packed Bed”Demineralizer

Performance of High Cross-Linkage Gel Type Ion Exchange Resins forCondensate Demineralizers

Performance of High Cross-Linkage Gel Type Ion Exchange Resins forCondensate Demineralizers

Packed-Bed Technology: Review of Design Parameters

Double Flow Hydrogen Ion Exchanger with Weak Acidic Cation Resin

Double Flow Hydrogen Ion Exchanger with Weak Acidic Cation Resin

Cooling Water Chlorine Addition Strategies: One Plant’s Experience

Marine Biofouling Control System for Heat Exchangers by IntermittentOzonation

Marine Biofouling Control System for Heat Exchangers by Intermittent

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ROBERT SOLOMON, Ph.D., KAREN E. SCHOOLEY, IonicsRCC, Bellevue, WA; SAMUEL J. GRIFFIN, Orlando UtilitiesCommission, Orlando, FL

BRIAN TOWNES, Simplot Canada Limited, Brandon, Manitoba,Canada

PHILIP FATULA, Bayer Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA; FREDMUIR, Ecodyne Limited,Burlington, Ontario

SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Malvern, PA

TAKESHI IZUMI, TATSUYA DEGUCHI, AKIRA MATSUMOTO,TAKAO INO, MASAHIRO HAGIWARA, EBARA Corporation,Tokyo, Japan; JAMES R. STAHLBUSH, KENNETH L.FOSTER, JUNICHIRO YANAGI, The Dow Chemical Company,Midland, MI

GUY J. MOMMAERTS, Ion Exchange Services (Canada) Inc.,Elora, Ontario, Canada

CHARLES H. FRITZ, Black & Veatch LLP, Kansas City, MO

ZHANG CHENGXIN, Department of Applied Chemistry, WuhanUniversity of Hydraulic & Electric Engineering, China

PHILIP JONES, U.S. Generating Company, Kennerdell, PA

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Arthur Freedman Associates Inc., E.Stroudsburg, PA

YASUHIRO TANIMURA, JUNJI HIROTSUJI, KAZUHIRO MIYA,

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IWC-98-38 Paper Yes


IWC-98-37 Paper Yes


IWC-98-33 Report No




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Ozonation

Innovative Troubleshooting in a Refinery Cooling System: A Case Study

Development and One Vessel Test of Low Leachable Crud RemovalResins

Total Organic Carbon Analysis - The Importance of System Calibrationand Verification for a TOC Instrument

Total Organic Carbon Analysis - The Importance of System Calibrationand Verification for a TOC Instrument

Sources of TOC in Deionized Water

Sources of TOC in Deionized Water

Trace Organics in the High Purity Industry: Problems, Sources, Solutions

Advances in Electrodeionization

Removal of Weakly Ionized Species by EDI

Characterizing Wastewater Streams at Electric Utility Power Plants –Collecting Accurate Data and Developing Predictive Relationships

Chemically Foam Cleaning High Pressure Steam Turbines

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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Amagasaki, Hyoga, Japan;NAOKI NAKATSUGAWA, KAZUO YAMADA, Mitsubishi ElectricCorporation, Nishisonogi, Nagasaki, Japan

THOMAS S. McCURDY, JILL TEITELBAUM McCURDY, TheBreakthrough Group, Cherry Hill, NJ

TATSUYA DEGUCHI, TAKAO INO, EBARA Corporation,Fujisawa-shi, Kanagawa, Japan; MASAHIRO HAGIWARA,AKIRA MATSUMOTO, The Dow Chemical Company, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan; TAKESHI IZUMI, JAMES STAHLBUSH, TheDow Chemical Company, Midland, MI

ANTHONY BEVILACQUA, Ph.D., Thornton Associates,Waltham, MA

KAREN CLARK, JOHN STILLIAN, JERRY KIRKPATRICK,Anatel Corporation, Boulder, CO

DANIEL B. RICE, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI


WILLIAM E. BORNAK, Aqueous Solutions, Inc., Richboro, PA

ELI SALEM, Ecodyne Limited, Cranford, NJ; DAVID F.TESSIER, E-Cell Corp., Guelph, Ontario, Canada

BRIAN P. HERNON, HILDA ZANAPALIDOU, TED PRATO, LIZHANG, Ionics, Incorporated, Watertown, MA

PAUL CHU, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA;PHILIP BENSON, DENNIS FINK, CH2M HILL, Herndon, VA

JAMES R. RUCK, CHARLES D. FOSTER, HydroChemIndustrial Services, Inc., Pine Grove, CA

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IWC-98-28 Paper Yes


IWC-98-27 Paper Yes


IWC-98-26 Paper Yes





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The Special Problems Might be Encountered with the Operation ofCondensate Polishing Systems in China

Impact of Deregulation and Competition on Base Loaded Power PlantWater Treatment Systems

Impact of Deregulation and Competition on Base Loaded Power PlantWater Treatment Systems

Design, Start-Up, and Initial Operation of the Zero Discharge System atIndiantown Generating Plant

Design, Start-Up, and Initial Operation of the Zero Discharge System atIndiantown Generating Plant

The Behavior of Stainless Steel Piping in Potable Water Treatment Plants

The Behavior of Stainless Steel Piping in Potable Water Treatment Plants

Case History: Control of MIC and Macrofouling in SWS: Case History

MIC Mitigation in Service Water Systems: Case Histories

Case Study of Complex Pitting Corrosion on 316L Stainless SteelCondenser Tubing: The Roles of Bacteria, Metallurgy and WaterChemistry

Copper Fouling of High-Pressure Utility Turbines: Summary of Discussion

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ZHANG CHENGXIN, Department of Applied Chemistry, WuhanUniversity of Hydraulic & Electric Engineering, China; CHENLONG, Central Southern China Electric Power Design Institute,Wuhan, Hubei,China

MICHAEL L. WISDOM, P.E., ENRON Engineering &Construction Company, Houston, TX

RON KOSAGE, Bechtel Power Corp., Pine Grove, CA

STEPHEN P. WOOD, Carney’s Point Generating Station,Carneys Point, NJ

JOEL M. DAVIE, Bechtel Power Corp., Frederick, MD; KEITHYEGERLEHNER, Indiantown Generating Co., Indiantown, FL;TERRY SCHEURMAN, Applied Specialties Inc., Avon Lake, OH

Dr. RODNEY DONLAN, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

RICHARD E. AVERY, Nickel Development Inst., Londonderry,NH; S. LAMB, Nickel Development Institute, Huntington, WV; A.H. TUTHILL, Nickel Development Institute, Blacksburg, VA

RICHARD W. LUTEY, Buckman Laboratories International,Memphis, TN

RICHARD W. LUTEY, Buckman Laboratories International,Memphis, TN

DONALD L. GIBBON, CHRISTOPHER L. WIATR, CECILIA M.McGOUGH, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

ANDREW HOWELL, New Century Energies, Englewood, CO

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IWC-98-21 Report No



IWC-98-18 Report No


IWC-98-17 Paper Yes




IWC-98-13 Report No



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Meetings

Steering Power Plants through The Midlife Crisis: A Challenge for CycleChemistry

Steam and Water Properties near the Critical Point

Keys to On-Line Monitoring in Steam Generating Systems

Oxidation/Reduction Potential: Measurement Improvements in a PowerPlant’s Cooling Water, Makeup Water, and Water/Steam Cycle

Upgrading a Cycle Chemistry Sampling and Monitoring Program

Upgrading a Cycle Chemistry Sampling and Monitoring Program

Innovative New Products and Applications for the Analysis of PowerWaters Using Ion Chromatography

Future Trends in Reverse Osmosis Membranes

Troubleshooting Problems in Reverse Osmosis Units

Optimize RO System and Minimize Operational Cost Associated withSpiral Membrane Cleaning and Replacement

A Difficult Iron RO Pretreatment Problem

What Do I Need to Think About When I’m Thinking About Installing aReverse Osmosis System in My Industrial Plant?

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FRANK GABRIELLI, ABB Power Plant LaboratoriesCombustion Engineering, Inc., Windsor, CT

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Siemens Westinghouse PowerGeneration, Orlando, FL

LORAINE A. HUCHLER, P.E., MarTech Systems, Inc.,Lawrenceville, NJ; WILLIAM J. HERBERT, Sr., Johnson MarchSystems, Inc., Ivyland, PA

SHANE FILER, Honeywell Analytical, Fort Washington, PA;GARRY CRAIG, Eraring Power Station, New South Wales,Australia

ORIN HOLLANDER, Holland Technologies, Inc., Jamison, PA

JOEL R. KASPER, Aquagenics Incorporated, Woburn, MA;DAVID MILES, U.S. Generating Co., Salem, MA


SCOTT S. BEARDSLEY, The Dow Chemical Company,Minneapolis, MN

DAVID H. PAUL, David H. Paul Inc., Farmington, NM

LEE A. DURHAM, Argo Scientific Inc., San Marcos, CA; MARKBOARDMAN, Argo Scientific Ltd., Heriot-Watt University,Edinburgh, U.K.

WILLIAM E. BORNAK, Aqueous Solutions, Inc., Richboro, PA

WAYNE BERNAHL, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, IL

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IWC-98-09 Paper Yes


IWC-98-08 Paper Yes


IWC-98-07 Paper Yes



IWC-98-04 Paper Yes




IWC-98~S04PD


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Reverse Osmosis System in My Industrial Plant?

Developing Ceramic Microfiltration on a Raw River Supply

Developing Ceramic Microfiltration on a Raw River Supply

Reducing the Fouling Rate of Surface and Waste Water RO Systems

Reducing the Fouling Rate of Surface and Waste Water RO Systems

Reverse Osmosis Process Chemistry

Reverse Osmosis Process Chemistry

Screen Filtration Technology as Applied to Pretreatment of ReverseOsmosis and Ultra-filtration Filtration Systems

High Silt Density Index Readings Traced to Pretreatment ChemicalApplication

High Silt Density Index Readings Traced to Pretreatment ChemicalApplication

Avoiding Potential Problems In Diagnosing Boiler Tube FailureMechanisms

Boiler Tube Failure Mechanism Assessment

Failure Analysis and Investigation for Boiler Water Systems

Panel Discussion: The New Paradigm for Water Management: What is theTrue Value for Stakeholders?

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RAMESH R. BHAVE, U.S. Filter/Memcor, Timonium, MD

W. E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA; GREG BARTLEY,Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga, TN

PETER K. ERIKSSON, Osmonics /Desal, Vista, CA

WAYNE T. BATES, Hydranautics, Rockton, IL

RANDALL J. MAJERLE, Argo Scientific, San Marcos, CA

ROBERT Y. NING, Ph.D., King Lee Technologies, San Diego,CA

THOMAS E. HAMILTON, Power Products & Services Co.,Battleground, WA

ROBERT L. BRADLEY, U.S. Filter, Houston, TX

GREG BARTLEY, Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga,Tennessee; ARTHUR J. ACKERMANN, RUSSELL W.DAHMER, Sverdrup Civil, Inc., Maryland Heights, MD

MEL J. ESMACHER, P.E., BetzDearborn, The Woodlands, TX

DAVID A. CLINE, JR., CHARLES A. GREENE, Ph.D.,Sheppard T. Powell Associates, LLC, Baltimore, MD

MEHROOZ ZAMANZEDEH, Ph.D., MATCO Associates, Inc.,Pittsburgh, PA

Moderator; Torry Tvedt, Puckorius & Associates, Angleton, TX.Panelists: HAROLD CHAGNARD, Dow Chemical Company,Plaquemine , Louisiana; ROGER W. LIGHT, Union Carbide

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IWC-97-84 Paper Yes

IWC-97-83 Report No






IWC-97-77 Paper Yes

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Keynote Address

Using Predictive Technology to Control Corrosion in Raw Cooling WaterSystems

Using Predictive Technology to Control Corrosion in Raw Cooling WaterSystems

Application of the EPRI Secondary Water Chemistry Guidelines, Revision4: At the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant

Using Carbohydrazide in Nuclear Utility Applications

Application of the EPRI PWR Secondary Water Chemistry Guidelines -Revision 4, at the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant

Optimization of Water Chemistry in LWR'S

Microfiltration Technology - The Next Generation

Ceramic Membrane Pretreatment of Warm Surface Water Supplies forFeed to Thin Film Composite Reverse Osmosis Systems

Ceramic Membrane Pretreatment of Warm Surface Water Supplies for

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Plaquemine , Louisiana; ROGER W. LIGHT, Union CarbideCorp., Sugar Land, Texas; MICHAEL E. SCHMIDT, IndustrialRisk Insurers; JOSEPH VENZON, Duquesne Light Co.,Pittsburgh, PA.

RICHARD HECKMANN, Chairman of the Board, President andCEO, U.S. Filter Corporation, Palm Desert, California

BENNETT BOFFARDI, Boffardi and Associates, Pittsburgh, PA

V. K. CHEXAL, J. S. HOROWITZ, DOUGLAS P. MUNSON, K.SHYE, C. S. SPALARIS, Electric Power Research Institute,Palo Alto, CA

JEFFREY GARDNER, Pacific Gas & Electric, Avila Beach, CA

PETER D. HICKS, RICHARD J. MOUCH, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, IL

JOEL W. McELRATH, Consumers Energy, Covert, MI

PETER J. MILLETT, CHRIS WOOD, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, CA

TONY. TONELLI, ZENON Environmental Systems, Inc,Burlington, Ontario, Canada, STEVE KROLL, ZENONEnvironmental Systems, Inc., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

SCOTT WITTWER, Graver Separations, Inc., Glasgow, DE

JOSEPH HOOLEY, U.S. Filter, Middleburg Heights, OH, JEFF

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IWC-97-76 Paper Yes


IWC-97-75 Paper Yes


IWC-97-74 Paper Yes


IWC-97-73 Paper Yes


IWC-97-72 Paper Yes

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Feed to Thin Film Composite Reverse Osmosis Systems

A New High Flow Modular Electrodeionization Design

A New High Flow Modular Electrodeionization Design

Reduction of TOC/THM Contaminants out of a UF-RO-EDI MembraneSystem at Peco's Limerick Generating Station

Reduction of TOC/THM Contaminants out of a UF-RO-EDI MembraneSystem at PECO's Limerick Generating Station

RO System Design for Surface Sources

RO System Design for Surface Sources

Use of Surfactants to Control Silt and Biofilm Deposition onto PVC Fill inCooling Water Systems

Use of Surfactants to Control Silt and Biofilm Deposition onto PVC Fill inCooling Water Systems

Evaluation of a Novel Intermittent Ozonation Technology for BiofoulingControl

Evaluation of a Novel Intermittent Ozonation Technology for BiofoulingControl

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J. PETERS, JOHN F. BOSSLER, U.S. Filter, Rockford, IL

LI ZHANG, Ionics Incorporated, Watertown, MA

WILLIAM E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, VA, JAYGRAFTON, TVA Brown's Ferry Nuclear Plant, Athens, AL,DAVID F. TESSIER, I. GLENN TOWE, Glegg WaterConditioning Inc., Guelph, Ontario, Canada

KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Corporation, Gaithersburg, MD

WANDA R. HARRISON, PECO Energy Company, Sanatoga,PA, SANDY J. SCHEXNAILDER, Ionics, Incorporated Arlington,TX

MARK A. THOMPSON, Malcolm Pirnie Incorporated, NewportNews, VA

WAYNE BATES, Hydranautics, Oceanside, CA, RANDYMAJERLE, Argo Scientific, San Marcos, CA

ANTHONY W. DALLMIER, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, IL

RODNEY M. DONLAN, DAVID L. ELLIOT, DONALD L.GIBBON, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA


T. OGAWA, T. TAMURA, S. FUJIWARA, T. OZAWA, ,Mitsubishi Electrical Corporation, Kobe, Hyogi, Japan, Y.TANIMURA, S. SHIONO, , Mitsubishi Electrical Corporation,Amagasaki, Hyogo, Japan, S. NAKAYAMA, Mitsubishi

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IWC-97-70 Paper Yes


IWC-97-69 Paper Yes



IWC-97-67 Paper Yes


IWC-97-66 Paper Yes


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Enzyme Technology - A Tool for the Prevention and Mitigation ofMicrobiologically Influenced Corrosion

Five Years of Operating Experience with the SIDTEC® On-LineMechanical Condenser Tube Cleaning System



Cost of Retrofit of Existing Demineralizers with Packed Beds

Cost of Retrofit of Existing Demineralizers with Packed Beds

Making Old Makeup Mixed Beds Make More Good Water

Ion Exchange Demineralizers: Big Problems, Small Solutions

Ion Exchange Demineralizers: Big Problems, Small Solutions

Demineralizer Reconfiguration Provides added Capacity and ReducesChemical Usage

Demineralizer Reconfiguration Provides added Capacity and ReducesChemical Usage

Optimization of Wastewater Treatment Facilities using Process Simulation

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Electrical Corporation, Tokyo, Japan,, D. W. EVANS, D. K.JAIN, A. OAD, G. I. OGUNDELE, R. CLAUDI, OntarioTechnologies,, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

RICHARD W. LUTEY, Ph.D., Buckman LaboratoriesInternational, Inc., Memphis, TN

ROBERT RENFFTLEN, Taprogge Americas, Inc., Woodbury,NY

JAMES F. ECHOLS, Betz Dearborn, Houston, TX, RONJONES, Texas UtilitiesLongview, TX

JAMES F. ECHOLS, Betz Dearborn, Houston, TX, RONJONES, Texas Utilities, Longview, TX

DANIEL B. RICE, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI


SALLIE C. FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Malvern, PA

BILL RUNYAN, Cochrane Environmental Systems, King ofPrussia, PA

KEN D. PANDYA, Advanced Water Technologies Services, Inc.,Plano, TX

JOHN D. ZUPANOVICH, Chemtreat, Inc., Glen Allen, VA

KARA MILLHOLLIN, ARCO Products Company, Ferndale, WA,GLORIA K. SHELTON, Baker Industrial Chemicals, Bellingham,WA

JOHN J, SCHUBERT, Modular Environmental Technologies,

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IWC-97-65 Paper Yes



IWC-97-63 Paper Yes


IWC-97-61 Paper Yes


IWC-97-60 Paper Yes



IWC-97-58 Paper Yes

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Optimization of Wastewater Treatment Facilities using Process Simulation

Engineering Software Tools for Wastewater Treatment

CFD Modeling of the Dispersion of Contaminants in the Clinch River

CFD Modeling of the Dispersion of Contaminants in the Clinch River

Amoco Chemical Company Amberpack Retrofit Increases Production andReduces Operating Cost

Amoco Chemical Company Amberpack Retrofit Increases Production andReduces Operating Cost

The Properties and Performance of Type III Strong Base Anion ExchangeResin Purolite A-555

The Properties and Performance of Type III Strong Base Anion ExchangeResin Purolite A-555

Selective Removals of Arsenate, Chromate and Phosphate Using a NewClass of Anion Exchangers

Problems of H2O2 Traces on Ion Exchange Resins in Ultrapure WaterProduction

Problems of H2O2 Traces on Ion Exchange Resins in Ultrapure WaterProduction

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Inc.,Pittsburgh, PA

DEMETRI P. PETRIDES, J. CALANDRANIS, Intelligen, Inc.,Scotch Plains, NJ

MARK ISAACS, AEA Technology, Pittsburgh, PA, PETERMARTIN, AEA Technology plc., Didcot, Oxfordshire, U.K.

HARVEY S. PORDAL, AEA Technologies Pittsburgh, PA

MARK W. WENDEL, P. T. WILLIAMS, J. H. PLATFOOT, OakRidge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN

ANDRE MEDETE, Dow Chemical Germany

WENDY N. WATSON, FRANK C. MARINUCCI, AmocoChemical Company, Decatur, AL, AMY H. LETTOFSKY, Rohmand Haas Company, Philadelphia, PA

PETER YARNELL, Graver Technologies, Newark, NJ

JAMES IRVING, JAMES A. DALE, The Purolite Company Ltd.,Wales, UK, TERRENCE L. HELLER, The Purolite Company,Bala Cynwyd, PA

ARUP K. SENGUPTA, DONGYE ZHAO, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA


DIRK-MICHAEL PFENNING, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany

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IWC-97-53 Paper Yes



IWC-97-51 Paper Yes



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Control of Flow-Accelerated Corrosion in Fossil, Co-Generation andIndustrial Steam Plants

Pathology of Single Phase Flow-Assisted Corrosion Failures in IndustrialBoilers

Flow-Accelerated Corrosion - An Introduction

Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion of Stainless Steels by Water usedfor Cooling and Hydrostatic Testing

Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion of Stainless Steels by Water usedfor Cooling and Hydrostatic Testing

Microbially-Influenced Corrosion in Stainless Steel Tubing: A Case Historyand a Brief Review

Use of a New Bromine-Based Biocide in a Medium-Sized Cooling Tower

Use of a New Bromine-Based Biocide in a Medium-Sized Cooling Tower

The Determination of Hardness in Pure and Industrial Waters using theAPA 6000 Hardness Process Analyzer

A Novel Approach to Successful Cooling Water Monitoring

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V. K. CHEXAL, R. BARRY DOOLEY, DOUGLAS P. MUNSON,RICHARD M. TILLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, CA,

T. J. TVEDT Jr., Puckorius & Associates, HAROLD A.CHAGNARD, The Dow Chemical Co., Plaquemine, LA

PAUL BURGMAYER, Betz Dearborn, Trevose, PA

RICHARD W. LUTEY, Buckman Laboratories, Memphis, TN

GREG KOBRIN, Nickel Development Institute, Beaumont, TX,STEPHEN LAMB, Nickel Development Institute, Huntington,WV, ARTHUR H. TUTHILL, Nickel Development Institute,Blacksburg, VA, RICHARD E. AVERY, Nickel DevelopmentInstitute, Londonderry, NH, K. ANTHONY SELBY, Puckorius &Associates, Evergreen, CO

DONALD L. GIBBON, RODNEY M. DONLAN, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, PA

RODNEY H. SERGENT, Chattem Chemical Company,Chattanooga, TN

ROBERT M. MOORE, C. J. NALEPA, G. L. GOLSON,Albemarle Corporation, Baton Rouge, LA, T. W. WOLFE, P. R.PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Evergreen, CO

C. H. POLLEMA, S. F. ACEVEDO, Hach Chemical CompanyLoveland, CO

RENEE J. JACOBS, MARYKE KRUGER, Sasol ChemicalIndustries, Sasolburg, South Africa

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IWC-97-45 Paper Yes



IWC-97-42 Paper Yes


IWC-97-41 Paper Yes


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Cation Conductivity Temperature Compensation

Fluorescent Traced Chemical Programs - Not Just a Feed and ControlProgram, but a Problem-Solving Tool

Optimization of Chemical Treatment Programs for the High CycleOperation of Cooling Tower Systems with Polluted Han-river Water

A Real-Time, Continuous Method of Monitoring Corrosion Rates in ClosedSteam Generating Cycles



Development and Testing of a Low-Hazard Corrosion Inhibitor for Use inOrganic Acid and Chelant-Based Cleaning Solut1ons

Experimental Study on Concentration of Corrosive Impurities in SteamDue to Early Condensation

Experimental Study on Concentration of Corrosive Impurities in SteamDue to Early Condensation

Waterside Inspecting Techniques for Industrial Boilers

Waterside Inspecting Techniques for Industrial Boilers

New Calcium Carbonate Scale Inhibitors: Understanding ComplexationConstants as a Tool for Finding Improved Performance

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DAVID M. GRAY, ANTHONY C. BEVILACQUA, ThorntonAssociates, Inc., Waltham, MA

MICHAEL J. CHMELOVSKI, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, IL

JEON-SOO MOON, KWANG-KYU PARK, DO-YEONG WEON,Korea Electric Power Research institute, Taejon, Korea

JOHN WEBB, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, IL

ROBERT D. BARTHOLOMEW, Sheppard T. Powell Associates,LLC, Baltimore, Maryland

BROWN T. HAGEWOOD, JEFFREY J. KOST, Long IslandLighting Company, Glenwood Landing, NY

WAYNE W. FRENIER, HydroChem Industrial Services,Houston, TX

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Orlando, FL

HIROSHI YAMAUCHI, TAKASHI HONDA, TAKESHI ONODA,Hitachi Ltd., Hitachi-city, Japan, TAKAYUKI MIZUNO, SHINICHIUSESHIMO, Mie University, TSU-city, Japan

DENNIS A. FREY, Dennis Frey Consultants, Canton, OH

SAMUEL B. DILCER JR., Cyrus Rice Water Consultants,Bradford Woods, PA, JAMES C. DROOMGOOLE, Fort BendServices, Inc., Stafford, TX

PATRICK H. GILL, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

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IWC-97-40 Paper Yes


IWC-97-39 Paper Yes


IWC-97-38 Paper Yes




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New Calcium Carbonate Scale Inhibitors: Understanding ComplexationConstants as a Tool for Finding Improved Performance

A New Corrosion Inhibitor Program (Molybdate/Zinc) ReplacesSuccessfully Chromate/Zinc under High Contamination Levels

A New Corrosion Inhibitor Program (Molybdate/Zinc) ReplacesSuccessfully Chromate/Zinc under High Contamination Levels

A New Environmentally Friendly Corrosion Inhibitor for Soft Water FedCooling Systems

A New Environmentally Friendly Corrosion Inhibitor for Soft Water FedCooling Systems

Rust Cleaning at Moderate pH

Toward Field-Friendly Traceable Polymeric Dispersants

COD Reduction in Effluent Arising from Treatment of Spent Cutting Fluids

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DANIEL PARKER VANDERPOOL, Laurel FunctionalChemicals, Tuscaloosa, AL

MICHAEL E. ROGERS, Syncrude Canada Ltd., Alberta,Canada

M. MONACO, Usina Santa Cruz, Ometto Paven Group AméricoBrasiliense, San Paulo, Brazil, WILTON JOSÉ LO GIÚDICE, S.F. D. ARANHA, Buckman Lahoratórios Ltda, Campinas, SanPaulo, Brazil

JIM HAFF, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

BRIAN L. DOWNWARD, Albright & Wilson U.K. Ltd., Warley,West Midlands, U.K., BRIAN K. FAILON, Albright & WilsonAmericas, Inc., Glen Allen, VA

BRUCE L. LIBUTTI, JOSEPH MIHELIC, Ashland ChemicalCompany Drew Divisions, Boonton, NJ, RICHARD J.MAGNOTTA, Ashland Chemical Company Drew IndustrialDivision, Camillus, NY, ANDREW GIMBAR, JR., CornellUniversity, Ithaca, NY

WILLIAM M. HANN, LORRAINE H. KELLER, THOMAS W.SANDERS, BARRY WEINSTEIN, Rohm and Haas Company,Spring House, PA, ALAIN DUFOUR, NorsoHaas, S.A., Verneuilen Halatte, France

NIGEL BLAKE, MARK NEVILLE, AEA Technology, Didcot,Oxfordshire, U.K., MARK ISAACS, AEA Technology,Pittsburgh, PA

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IWC-97-31 Paper Yes



IWC-97-29 Paper Yes


IWC-97-28 Paper Yes


IWC-97-27 Paper Yes



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Removal of Ammonia from Wastewater using a Type of Natural Zeolite

UV/Oxidation Process Optimization for the Treatment of HydrazineWastewaters at the John F. Kennedy Space Center

Simultaneous Removal of Silica and Boron from Produced Water byChemical Precipitation

Simultaneous Removal of Silica and Boron from Produced Water byChemical Precipitation

Use of New Membranes - A Smart Way to Expand the System

RO Operating Cost Reduction through Pre-Treatment Improvement

RO Operating Cost Reduction through Pre-Treatment Improvement

Pretreatment System Upgrade in a Fossil Plant

Pretreatment System Upgrade in a Fossil Plant

Regulatory Issues in Condensate Treatment

Regulatory Issues in Condensate Treatment

Predict and Optimize Boiler Cycle pH Control using Advanced ComputerSimulation

Operational Steam Condensate Corrosion Control of Reboilers andReheaters

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HANS D. PFLUG, MARTIN B. HEIN, H. J. BETTENWORTH,ANDREAS HENKEL, Preussen Elektra AG, Hanover, Germany

DANIEL J. TIERNEY, EG&G Florida, Inc., Kennedy SpaceCenter, FL, GEORGE S. KOSAR, NASA Kennedy SpaceCenter, FL

MARY H. KERR, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, IL

JOSEPH A. DRAGO, D. A. FRUTH, L. Y. C. LEONG,Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, San Francisco, CA, G. F. DORAN,ARCO Western Energy, Bakersfield, CA

KRISH PARTHASARATHY, Culligan Water Technologies, Inc.Northbrook, IL, FRANK VARNI, Kagome, U.S.A, Los Banos, CA

ROBERT P. ALLISON, Ionics, Watertown, MA

SERGIO GHERARDI, Culligan Italiana S.p.A., Bologna, Italy

A. F. ASCHOFF, Sargent & Lundy, Arlington Heights, IL

T. H. PIKE, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative, Ft. Towson,Oklahoma, EMERY LANGE, Drew Industrial Division, AshlandChemicals, Memphis, TN

CAROL JONES LEDWIG, The Dow Chemical Co., Freeport, TX

DANIEL M. CICERO, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, IL

GARY REGGIANI, Betz Dearborn, Horsham, PA

JAMES W. SMITH, Shell Oil Products, Houston, TX

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IWC-97-25 Paper Yes


IWC-97-24 Paper Yes



IWC-97-21 Paper Yes





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Industrial Plant Condensate Treatment, State-Of-The-Art

Industrial Plant Condensate Treatment, State-Of-The-Art

Recovery of Reverse Osmosis Brine at GM de Mexico Ramos ArizpeComplex

Waste Minimization and Reduction of Consumption of Natural Resourcesat a German Fertilizer Plant

Waste Minimization and Reduction of Consumption of Natural Resourcesat a German Fertilizer Plant

Microfiltration of Title 22 Water with Ceramic Membranes as Pretreatmentto Reverse Osmosis

Outsourcing Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment

Strategic Alliances in the Industrial Water Treatment Market - Who'sWinning?

Comprehensive Specifications for Contracted Water Treatment ServicePrograms

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EDWARD BEARDWOOD, Drew Chemical Limited, an Affiliateof Ashland Chemical Company, Ajax, Ontario, Canada

EDWARD S. BEARDWOOD, Drew Chemical Limited, anAffiliate of Ashland Chemical Company, Ajax, Ontario, Canada

ROBERT T. HOLLOWAY, Holloway Associates, Islington,Ontario, Canada

PAUL G. SCHMIDT, DAVID E. SIMON, II, Cyrus Rice WaterConsultants, Pittsburgh, PA

LAWRENCE V. KRZESOWSKI, General Motors North AmericaOperation Facilities, Detroit, MI, (ROBERTO CAMP, ARNULFOBERLANGA, GM de Mexico, GLORIA T. DE GARZA, GeneralMotors Consultant, SHAWN TORNTON, US Filter/HPD)

DENNIS SHEA, Solutia Inc., Alvin, TX

WOLFGANG HATER, Henkel Surface Technologies, DüsseldorfGermany, THOMAS SCHMITZ, Hydro Agri, Brunsbüttel,Germany

LINDA V. DELLA CORNA, JAMES L. FILSON, U.S. FilterCorporation,

RICHARD J. BARTKOWSKI, U.S. Filter Operating Services,Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

BRENT W. CHETTLE, Water & Energy Systems Technology,Inc., Anaheim, CA

CARSON M. BARRY, Westvaco, Luke, MD

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IWC-97-17 Paper Yes


IWC-97-16 Paper Yes


IWC-97-15 Paper Yes


IWC-97-14 Paper Yes


IWC-97-13 Paper Yes


IWC-97-12 Paper Yes


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A Comparision of Three Different Counterflow Regeneration Systems in a2800 gpm Water Plant

A Comparision of Three Different Counterflow Regeneration Systems in a2800 gpm Water Plant

Key Components in the Economics of Upflow "Packed Bed"Demineralizers

Key Components in the Economics of Upflow "Packed Bed"Demineralizers

Successful Experience in Amberpack™ Packed Beds

Successful Experience in Amberpack™ Packed Beds

Suspended Solids Removal for Counter-Current Ion Exchange Systems

Suspended Solids Removal for Countercurrent Ion Exchange Systems

Beneficial Reuse of Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent as CoolingTower Makeup Water

Beneficial Reuse of Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent as CoolingTower Makeup Water

Development and Performance of a Biological Waste Water Treatment

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DAVID E. SIMON II, Cyrus Rice Water Consultants, Pittsburgh,PA

DAVID E. SIMON II, Cyrus Rice Water Consultants, Pittsburgh,PA

HAROLD ARONOVITCH, Hungerford & Terry, Inc., Clayton, NJ

CHRISTIAN BELTLE, L. & C. Steinmuller Gmbh,Gummersbach, Germany, GERHARD LISSON, InfraServeGmbH & Co., Weisbaden KG Energieversorgung, Germany


PHILIP W. FATULA, Bayer Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

GEORGE J. CRITS, Aqua-Zeolite Sciences, Inc.

AMY H. LETTOFSKY, AMIN KIAMI, Rohm and Haas Company,Philadelphia, PA

CHARLES FRITZ, Black & Veatch, Kansas City, MO

DANIEL B. RICE, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI,ANDRE MEDETE, Dow Deutschland Inc., Rheinmuenster,Germany

DAVID H. BECK, ChemTreat Inc., Richmond, VA

CLIFFORD S. WILKINSON, P.E., Paulus, Sokolowski, andSartor, Inc., Warren, NJ

Ing.VICTOR MARTNEZ MORALES, Altos Hornos de México

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IWC-97-06 Paper Yes


IWC-97-05 Paper Yes


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Plant for Cooling Water Systems in AHMSA Steel Works

Water Reuse for Textile Industry

Development of High Performance Resin for BWR's CondensateDemineralizers

Sixteen Year Experience with Oxygenated Boiler Water Treatment inKorea

Evaluation of Condensate Water Quality at a Thermal Power Plant byUsing On-line Process Ion Chromatographic Analyzer

Economics of Long Term Leasing of Membrane-Based Water Make-UpSystemscorporated, Watertown, MA

Economics of Long Term Leasing of Membrane-Based Water Make-UpSystemscorporated, Watertown, MA

Economic Impact of Water Treatment Outsourcing

Economic Impact of Water Treatment Outsourcing

Economic Crossover TDS Values for International Locations (other thanNAFTA Region) in Choosing R/O Systems over Counter-Current

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S.A. DE C. V, Monclova, Coahuila, Mexico

DR. LUCIANA COCCAGNA, Culligan Italiana S.P.A., Bologna,Italy

SAKAE KOSANDA, TATSUYA DEGUCHI, AKIRAMATSUMOTO, TAKESHI IZUMI, MASAHIRO HAGIWARA,TAKAO INO, Ebara Corporation, Kanagawa-ken, Japan,KATSUJI MAEDA, ICHIRO INAMI, Toshiba Corporation,TAKUYA SAKAMOTO AKIHIKO FUJIMORI, Tokyo ElectricPower Company, HIDEKI TAKIGUCHI, TAKU OHIRA, TheJapan Atomic Power Company, JAMES R. STAHLBUSH, TheDow Chemical Company

KWANG-KYU PARK, DO-YEONG WEON, JEON-SOO MOON,Korea Electric Power Research Institute, TaeJon, Korea

TOSHIO SAKURADA, Kyushu Electric Power Co., Inc., Tokyo,Japan, JUNICHI IGARASHI, Organo Co., Inc., Tokyo, Japan

GREG BARTLEY, TVA, Chattanooga, TN

JOHN C. KIERNAN, Ionics, Incorporated, Watertown, MA

TERRY LATERRA, Graver Water, Cranford, NJ

C. RICHARD ISTRE, WILLIAM R. TEMPLE, CPA, Ecolochem,Inc., Norfolk, VA, GARY L. FROST, EDWIN (ED) R. FERTIG,St Laurent Paper Products Corporation. West Point, VA

JOHN UNGAR, J & JU Associates, Arlington, VT

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IWC-97-04 Paper Yes


IWC-97-03 Paper Yes


IWC-97~S15FD

Open Floor DiscussionTranscript

Yes

IWC-97~S06PD


IWC-97~S06FD

Moderated Open FloorDiscussion,

Yes

IWC-97~S02FD

Floor Discussion Transcript Yes


IWC-96-79 Paper Yes

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Regenerated Ion Exchange Systems

Economic Crossover TDS Values for International Locations (other thanNAFTA Region) in Choosing R/O Systems over Counter-CurrentRegenerated Ion Exchange Systems

Pros & Cons of Various Counter-Current Technologies

Pros & Cons of Various Counter-Current Technologies

Multrex Ion-Exchange System - How to Produce Ultrapure Water withoutMixed Bed

74

MODERN BUSINESS TRENDS

MODERN BUSINESS TRENDS

ECONOMIC ISSUES IN ADVANCED WATER PURIFICATION

Removal of Naphthenic Acid from Tailings Pond Water via pH Adjustment,Coagulation and Sand Filtration

Removal of Naphthenic Acid from Tailings Pond Water via pH Adjustment,Coagulation and Sand Filtration

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SHAN S. SUNDARAM, P.E., AMBI-Design, Inc. Rockford, IL

CHARLES FRITZ, Black & Veatch, Kansas City, MO

JOHN FARRAR, JOE SMITH, Dewplan Ltd., High Wycombe,UK

NICOLAI ARION, Arionex Water Treatment, Reinach,Switzerland, GUY MOMMAERTS, Purolite, Canada

Moderator: Frank Gabrielli, ABB Combustion Engineering,Windsor, CT

ARTHUR FREEDMAN, Arthur J. Freedman & Associates,FRED IENNA, Texaco Puget Sound Plant., GAIL LOPEZ, NalcoChemical Company, PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius andAssociates, JAMES WERTZ, Calpine Co.,

Moderator: Robert J. Cunningham

Moderator: Bill Miller, Ecolochem, Norfolk, VA

JOSEPH E. ZUBACK, U.S. Filter, Los Angeles, California

JAMES B. MARR, PETER MOHAMMED, Bromley Marr EcosInc., Calgary, Alberta, Canada, MIKE MACKINNON, Ph.D.,Syncrude Canada Ltd. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, MIKEROGERS, Syncrude Canada Ltd., Fort McMurray, Alberta,

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IWC-96-78 Paper Yes


IWC-96-77 Paper Yes


IWC-96-76 Paper Yes


IWC-96-75 Paper Yes


IWC-96-74 Paper Yes

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Consolidated Tailings Release Water Chemistry

Consolidated Tailings Release Water Chemistry

Use of Natural Freeze-Thaw Processes to Separate and Treat MineWaste Water

Use of Natural Freeze-Thaw Processes to Separate and Treat MineWaste Water

Wastewater Treatment through Atomizing Freeze-Crystallization

Wastewater Treatment through Atomizing Freeze-Crystallization

Pilgrim Nuclear Plant Shifts from Ion Exchange to Membrane WaterTreatment

Pilgrim Nuclear Plant Shifts from Ion Exchange to Membrane WaterTreatment

Contrasts of Capital Purchase of Water Treatment Systems vs. FullService Programs

Contrasts of Capital Purchase of Water Treatment Systems vs. FullService Programs

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Canada

DILEEP THATTE, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

RANDY MIKULA, K. KASPERSKI, CANMET, Devon, Alberta,Canada, M. D. MACKINNON, M. E. ROGERS, SyncrudeCanada Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta, R. D. BURNS, Suncor OilSands Group, Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada

THOMAS M. LARONGE, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc., Vancouver,Washington

DAVID SEGO, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta,Canada

PHIL WHALEN, Grace Dearborn, Fredericton, New Brunswick,Canada

JEFFREY A. WHITE, P.E., Delta Engineering Ltd., Ottawa,Ontario, Canada, DENNETT D. J. NETTERVILLE, P.E., Ph.D.,QED Consultants Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

DALE E. CAMPION, MPW Industrial Services, Newark, Ohio

JOHN MOYLAN, LARRY LOOMIS, Boston Edison Company,Plymouth, Massachusetts, HENRY VALCOUR, Ionics Inc.,Watertown, Massachusetts

ART ACKERMAN, Sverdrup Civil, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri

JOHN F. NETTO, LEE H. VAN DAM, Water & PowerTechnologies, Inc., Salt Lake City, RICK HARDESTY, Owens

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IWC-96-73D Report No

IWC-96-73 Paper Yes





IWC-96-70 Paper Yes



IWC-96-68 Paper Yes

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Economic Crossover TDS Values for Different NAFTA Locations inChoosing RO Systems over Counter Current Regenerated Ion ExchangeSystems

Economic Crossover TDS Values for Different NAFTA Locations inChoosing R/O Systems over Counter-Current Regenerated Ion ExchangeSystems

Capital and Service Contract Reverse Osmosis System at TVA's FossilPlants

Capital and Service Contract Reverse Osmosis System at TVA's FossilPlants

Macrofouling Prevention and Control in Service Water and CirculatingWater Systems at CLV

Review of the Effects of Invertebrate Macrofouling on MicrobiologicallyInfluenced Corrosion in Raw Water Systems

Review of the Effects of Invertebrate Macrofouling on MicrobiologicallyInfluenced Corrosion in Raw Water Systems

MIC Monitoring of Recirculating Cooling Water Systems: Relationshipbetween Sidestream Monitoring Results and System Performance

Detection and Control of Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion

Detection and Control of Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion

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Corning

ROBERT M. QUINN, RQ Associates, Teaneck, New Jersey,

SHAN S. SUNDARAM, P.E., Ambi-Design, Inc., Rockford,Illinois

CHARLES H. FRITZ, Black & Veatch, Overland Park, Kansas

GREG L. BARTLEY, Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga,Tennessee, WILLIAM E. HAAS, Ecolochem, Norfolk, Virginia

ALFONSO RUIZ, OSCAR BENITEZ, Comision Federal deElectricidad, Cardel, Veracruz, Mexico


ROBERT F. McMAHON, The University of Texas at Arlington,Arlington, Texas, RICHARD W. LUTEY, Buckman Laboratories,Inc., Memphis, Tennessee

RODNEY DONLAN, RAYMOND J. SIMMEN, ALAN L. SMITH,CHRISTOPHER L. WIATR, Ph.D., Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Arthur Freedman Associates, EastStroudsburg, Pennsylvania

GEORGE J. LICINA, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., SanJose, California

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IWC-96-67 Paper Yes


IWC-96-65 Paper Yes




IWC-96-63 Paper Yes



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The Influence of Recycled Makeup Water on the Propensity forMicrobiological Corrosion

The Influence of Recycled Makeup Water on the Propensity forMicrobiological Corrosion

Performance of Deep Bed Condensate Polisher under Salt LeakConditions

Performance of Deep Bed Condensate Polisher under Salt LeakConditions

Adsorption of Organic Impurities from Ion Exchange Resins

Mixed Bed Capacity at Condensate Conditions



Study on Corrosion Products Removal in PWR Secondary Circuit

Getting the Lead Out! Operations at the Leadville Treatment Facility

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PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Evergreen, Colorado

E. E. WESTON, Sasol Synthetic Fuels, Secunda, Mpumalanga,Republic of South Africa, W. S. SAUNDERS, Sastech,Secunda, Mpumalanga, Republic of South Africa, L. J. D.HUGHES, P. C. PRETORIUS, Buckman Laboratories (Pty) Ltd.,Hammarsdale, Natal, Republic of South Africa

JOHN KRISTENSEN, New York Power Authority, Buchanan,New York

DIANA KEELING, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Avila Beach,California, SALLIE FISHER, HERMAN HAMANN, Puricons,Inc., Malvern, Pennsylvania

ICHIRO INAMI, KATSUJI MAEDA, Toshiba Corporation,Yokohama, Japan, HIDEAKI KITAJIMA, Chubu Electric PowerCo., Inc., Nagoya, Japan

FRANCES M. CUTLER, Southern California Edison,Paramount, California

HERMAN HAMANN, SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,Pennsylvania

HERMAN HAMANN, SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,Pennsylvania

KANJO TAKAHASHI, Kyushu Electric Power Company Inc.,Fukuoka, Japan, SATORU TSUDA, Organo Corporation, TodaCity, Saitama, Japan

JOHN SCHUBERT, Modular Environmental Technologies, Inc.,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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IWC-96-61 Paper Yes



IWC-96-58 Paper Yes


IWC-96-57 Paper Yes




IWC-96-54 Paper Yes


IWC-96-53 Paper Yes

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Getting the Lead Out! Operations at the Leadville Treatment Facility

Treatment of Waste Waters from Flue Gas Scrubbers of Power PlantsContaining Ammonia

Ozone and Industrial Water Treatment

Ozone and Industrial Water Treatment

The Recycling of Industrial Waste Water Utilizing Advanced ReverseOsmosis

The Recycling of Industrial Waste Water Utilizing Advanced ReverseOsmosis

Measurements for Boiler Control: Conductivity, Cation Conductivity andpH

Sample Conditioning in the Industrial Power Plant

How to Control Coordinated Phosphate Programs in the Presence ofImpurities: why Does Maricite form under Deposits?

How to Control Coordinated Phosphate Programs in the Presence ofImpurities: Why does Maricite form under Deposits?

An On-Line Monitoring and Control System for Coordinated Phosphate/pHBoiler Water Treatment Programs

An On-Line Monitoring and Control System for Coordinated Phosphate/pH

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

BRAD LITTLEPAGE, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Leadville,Colorado, J. D. DARJI, L. P. AGGARWAL, Infilco Degremont,Inc., Richmond, Virginia

H. D. PFLUG, M. B. HEIN, O. GANZ, A. HENKEL, PreussenElektra AG, Hanover, Germany

LEROY RUGG, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

WILLIAM C. BECKER, Ph.D., P.E., O'Brien & Gere Engineers,Inc., Landover, Maryland , CHARLES R. O'MELIA, Ph.D., P.E.,The John Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland

JOHN HERRING, Hydronautics, Houston, Texas

FRED P. REINHARD, Ph.D., EG&E Environmental, Inc.,Bloomington, Minnesota

DAVID M. GRAY, Thornton Associates, Inc., Waltham,Massachusetts

PAUL CAIN, MYRON FELDMAN, Sentry EquipmentCorporation, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

K. ANTHONY SELBY, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., EvergreenColorado

ORIN HOLLANDER, Holland Technologies, Inc., Warwick,Pennsylvania

HAROLD CHAGNARD, The Dow Chemical Company,Plaquemine, Louisiana

LORAINE A. HUCHLER, P.E., C. CALLOW, P.E., R. F.

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IWC-96-52 Paper Yes



IWC-96-50 Paper Yes


IWC-96-49 Paper Yes


IWC-96-48 Paper Yes

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Boiler Water Treatment Programs

Automated Monitoring and Control of pH, Phosphate and Sodium toPhosphate Ratio in Boiler Systems Operating with Captive Alkalinity

Automated Monitoring and Control of pH, Phosphate and Sodium toPhosphate Ratio in Boiler Systems Operating with Captive Alkalinity

Selection of a Scale Inhibitor of Calcium Carbonate using a Dynamic Testand Field Trials in a West Gas Scrubbing System Operating on the BlastFurnace and Basic Oxygen Furnace of a Steel Mill

Successful Cooling Water Treatment Technology at 200 Times CalciteSaturation

Successful Cooling Water Treatment Technology at 200 Times CalciteSaturation

New Chemical Method for Improving Cooling Tower Thermal Capability

New Chemical Method for Improving Cooling Tower Thermal Capability

Novel Anion Exchange Resins with Thermal and Chemical Stability

Novel Anion Exchange Resins with Heat and Chemical Stability

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MICHELS II, BetzDearborn Water Management GroupHorsham, Pennsylvania, C. BARRY, Westvaco Corporation,Luke, Maryland


ROBERT RUMELFANGER, KEITH J. SALAMONY, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

REINALDO SAITO, LUIZ WANDERLEY, BRATFISCH PACE,CARLOS EDUARDO KURLBAUM, Buckman LaboratoriosLtda., Campinas, SP, Brazil

ROBERT J. FERGUSON, French Creek Software, Inc.,Kimberton, Pennsylvania

JENNIFER R. PARSONS, JOHN P. PILSITS, JR., JASBIR S.GILL, PATRICK H. GILL, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

DANIEL J. ROBINETTE, Puckorius & Associates, Evergreen,Colorado

LINDA HLIVKA, Drew Industrial Division, Ashland ChemicalCo., Boonton, New Jersey

JAMES T. McNULTY, Rohm & Haas Company, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

JUNYA WATANABE, HIROHISA KUBOTA, KATSUHIKOYANO, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Yokohama ResearchCenter, JUNJI FUKUDA, Mitsubishi Chemical America, Inc.,MANABU SHINDO, Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc.

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IWC-96-46 Report No



IWC-96-44 Paper Yes


IWC-96-43 Paper Yes


IWC-96-42 Paper Yes


IWC-96-41 Paper Yes

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Minimizing the Economic Impact of Organics on Ion Exchange Systems

A Discussion of Experimental Ion Exchange Resin Mass TransferCoefficient Methods

Economic Advantages of a Packed Bed Retrofit

Four Decades of Macroreticular (Macroporous) Ion Exchange Resins.[Also Published in International Water, Volume III, Issue 3, page 9 - 10,2002]

Four Decades of Macroreticular (Macroporous) Ion Exchange Resins.[Published in International Water, Volume III, Issue 3, page 4 - 8, 2002]

Waste Minimization Utilizing Zero Discharge

Waste Minimization Utilizing Zero Discharge

Logan Generating Plant Experience with Zero-Liquid Discharge

Logan Generating Plant Experience with Zero-Liquid Discharge

Advanced Wastewater Recovery Techniques used in the MicroelectronicsIndustry

Advanced Wastewater Recovery Techniques used in the MicroelectronicsIndustry

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MONTY J. McCOY, Bliss Energy Consultants, Inc., Manhattan,Kansas

GARY FOUTCH, ALAGAPPAN ARUNACHALAM, OklahomaState University, Stillwater, Oaklahoma

EUGENE WILLIAMS, Houston Lighting & Power Company,Thompsons, Texas, CRAIG COCKERHAM, Stone & WebsterEnvironmental Technology & ServicesHouston, Texas

STEPHEN NAJMY, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan

ROBERT KUNIN, Ph.D., Consultant, Trenton, New Jersey,PETER YARNELL, Ph.D., Graver Chemical, Glasgow,Delaware

JOHN BOSSLER, U.S. Filter, Rockford, Illinois

GREGG L. HARVEY, Sithe Energies, Massena, New York

SCOTT S. BEARDSLEY, The Dow Chemical Company,Minneapolis, Minnesota

CHRISTOPHER D. HEADLEY, JOSEPH E. RUGGIERO, PAULA. WAGNER, P.E., U.S. Generating Company, Swedesboro,New Jersey

EDWARD D. NACE, The Purolite Company, Bala Cynwyd,Pennsylvania

PHILIP M. KEMP, U.S. Filter Corporation, Warrendale,Pennsylvania

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IWC-96-40 Paper Yes


IWC-96-39 Paper Yes


IWC-96-38 Paper Yes


IWC-96-37 Paper Yes


IWC-96-36 Paper Yes


IWC-96-35 Paper Yes

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Water Conservation at Intel's Rio Rancho Site

Water Conservation at Intel's Rio Rancho Site

Fossil Plants Cycle Chemistry R & D in Italy beyond 2000

Fossil Plants Cycle Chemistry R & D in Italy beyond 2000

A Look behind the Boiler Water Treatment Guidelines - Comments onPresent and Possible Future Practice

A Look behind the Boiler Water Treatment Guidelines - Comments onPresent and Possible Future Practice

The Cutting Edge of Cycle for Fossil Plants

The Cutting Edge of Cycle for Fossil Plants

Cycle Chemistry in South Africa: "Where are We Now and Where are WeGoing"

Cycle Chemistry in South Africa: "Where are We Now and Where are WeGoing"

"Water in the Tank" Concept: a Case Study of Water TreatmentOutsourcing at Florida Power & Light

"Water in the Tank" Concept: A Case Study of Water TreatmentOutsourcing at Florida Power & Light

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JOHN WEEMS, VLSI, San Antonio, Texas

DENNIS McBRIDE, Intel Corporation, Rio Rancho, New Mexico

JOAN JENNINGS TAYLOR, Pacific Gas & Electric Company,San Francisco, California

FABIO SIGON, ENEL Spa/R&D Division-CRAM, Milano, Italy,G. BIANCHI, ENEL, Spa/Production Division-STE, Pisa, Italy

STEPHEN J. SHULDER, Baltimore Gas & Electric Company,Baltimore, Maryland

ALBERT BURSIK, Stuttgart University, Germany, JORGENPETER JENSEN, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby,Denmark, ULRICH STAUDT, VGB, Essen Germany

TERRY K. SPAULDING, Cinergy Corporation, Plainfield,Indiana

R. BARRY DOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, Calfornia

RANDY C. TURNER, The Southern Company, Atlanta, Georgia

DENIS ASPDEN, Eskom Generation Group, Johannesburg,South Africa, BARRY CONLIN, Eskom, Technology Group,Johannesburg, South Africa

PETER TEN EYCK, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania 358

FRED TARASCHKE, DICK VERDUIN, Fonda Power & LightCompany, Juno Beach, Florida, DEWITT DEES, STACEYWINGEN, U.S. Filter

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IWC-96-30 Paper Yes


IWC-96-29 Paper Yes


IWC-96-28 Paper Yes



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Preparation of Bidding Specifications for Chemical Services Relating toCooling Water and Boiler Treatments in Industrial Facilities

A Standardized Method for Evaluating and Comparing the EnvironmentalAcceptability of Water Treatment Compounds

Ultra-High Vacuum Surface Science-Electrochemistry Studies of IronCorrosion at the Liquid-Solid Interface: Effects of Sulfur on Iron Dissolutionand Stress Corrosion Cracking

Using EPRI Chemworks to Model Impurities and Additives in the PWRSteam Cycle

Using EPRI Chemworks to Model Impurities and Additives in the PWRSteam Cycle

Review of Advanced Methods for Treating Radioactive ContaminatedWater

Review of Advanced Methods for Treating Radioactive ContaminatedWater

Zero Liquid Discharge Triple Membrane System Treating RadioactiveWaste from Nuclear Power Station

Zero Liquid Discharge Triple Membrane System Treating RadioactiveWaste from Nuclear Power Station

Getting to Zero Discharge: How to Recycle that Last Bit of Really BadWastewater

Successful Operation of a Large Film-Fill Electric Utility Cooling TowerSystem using Treated Secondary Municipal Wastewater as Makeup

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WILLIAM E. CHESNEY, Sheppard T. Powell Associates,Baltimore, Maryland

ROY MANLEY, BetzDearborn Water Management Group,Horsham, Pennsylvania

JEFF KELBER, GAYATRI SESHADRI, TIEN-CHIH LIN,University of North Texas, Denton, Texas

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Arthur Freedman Associates, EastStroudsburg, Pennsylvania

GARY D. BURNS, GARY E. BROBST, GEBCO Engineering,Inc., Sebastopol, California, PETER J. MILLETT, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California,

JOSEPH H. DUFF, Water Technology Services, Inc., LibertyCorner, New Jersey

MICHEL DUBOURG, Framatome, Paris, France

HENRY VALCOUR, Ionics, Incorporated, Watertown, MA

ROBERT M. QUINN, RQ Associates, Teaneck, New Jersey,CHARLES JENSEN, DENNIS BRUNSEL, DiversifiedTechnologies Services, Knoxville, Tennessee

JOE BOSTJANCIC, RODI LUDLUM, Ionics, RCC, Bellevue,Washington

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Wayne C. Micheletti, Inc.,Charlottesville, Virginia

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IWC-96-26 Paper Yes


IWC-96-25 Paper Yes


IWC-96-24 Paper Yes


IWC-96-23 Paper Yes


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Source

Successful Operation of a Large Film-Fill Electric Utility Cooling TowerSystem using Treated Secondary Municipal Wastewater as MakeupSource

Successful Operation of a Large Film-Fill Electric Utility Cooling TowerSystem using Treated Secondary Municipal Wastewater as MakeupSource

Controlling Microbiological Fouling in a Refinery Cooling Water Systemusing Sewage Treatment Plant Effluent as Makeup

Controlling Microbiological Fouling in a Refinery Cooling Water Systemusing Sewage Treatment Plant Effluent as Makeup

Start-Up and Operation of a Large Zero Blowdown PetrochemicalComplex in Alberta

Start-Up and Operation of a Large Zero Blowdown PetrochemicalComplex in Alberta

History and Strategy of Phosphate Chemistry Control at Ohio EdisonCompany

History and Strategy of Phosphate Chemistry Control at Ohio EdisonCompany

Equilibrium Phosphate Treatment Conversion at TVA Gallatin Fossil Plant

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ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Arthur Freedman Associates, Inc.,East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, GEORGE F. HAYS, DrewIndustrial Division, Ashland Chemical, Boonton, New Jersey,PAUL KUJAWSKI, Public Service Electric and Gas Company,Newark, New Jersey

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Arthur Freedman Associates, Inc.,East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, GEORGE F. HAYS, DrewIndustrial Division, Ashland Chemical, Boonton, New Jersey,PAUL KUJAWSKI, Public Service Electric and Gas Company,Newark, New Jersey

CRAIG SCHINZER, 3M Facilities Engineering, St Paul,Minnesota

ABDULMOHSEN D. AL-MAJHOUNI, HOWARD R. RUSSER,Jr., ARIFE E. JAFFER, Saudi Aramco, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

CRAIG W. MYERS, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville,Illinois

T. J. TVEDT, Jr., The Dow Chemical Company, Freeport,Texas, ROBERT STEWART, Dow Chemical Canada Inc., Ft.Saskatchewan, Alberta

WILLIAM T. BOYD, Associated Electric Cooperative, NewMadrid, Missouri

GEORGE VERIB, Ohio Edison Company, Akron, Ohio

THOMAS J. WYSOCKI, PETER R. LOVALLO, Detroit Edison,Detroit, Michigan

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IWC-96-22 Paper Yes


IWC-96-21 Paper Yes


IWC-96-20 Paper Yes






IWC-96-15 Paper Yes

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Equilibrium Phosphate Treatment Conversion at TVA Gallatin Fossil Plant

Solubility and Thermodynamics of Sodium Phosphate Reaction Productsunder Hideout Conditions in High-Pressure Boilers

Solubility and Thermodynamics of Sodium Phosphate Reaction Productsunder Hideout Conditions in High-Pressure Boilers

Ten Years of Equilibrium Phosphate Treatment

Ten Years of Equilibrium Phosphate Treatment

How to Specify a Reverse Osmosis System

The Importance of Demineralizer Maintenance

Ion Exchange Capacity Utilization and Chemical Optimization

450 PPM Silica Sustained In Innovative Reverse Osmosis Technology

A New Method of Pre-Filtration Prior to a Reverse Osmosis System

A New Method of Pre-Filtration Prior to a Reverse Osmosis System

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Detroit, Michigan

WILLIAM B. BORCK, Tennessee Valley Authority, Gallatin,Tennessee, GREG L. BARTLEY, Tennessee Valley Authority,Chattanooga, Tennessee


PETER TREMAINE, SEAN QUINLAN, J. BRIDSON, MemorialUniversity of Newfoundland, St. John's Newfoundland, Canada,JAN STODOLA, Ontario Hydro, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

KAL BOYD, TOM FITZSIMMONS, Basin Electric PowerCooperative, Stanton, North Dakota

JAN STODOLA, Ontario Hydro, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

DOUGLAS P. GLANZ, Hydranautics, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin,JOHN HERRING, Hydranautics, Houston, Texas

JAMES C. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Inc., Stafford,Texas

DANIEL B. RICE, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan

DENNIS McBRIDE, Intel Corporation, Rio Rancho, New Mexico,DEB MUKHOPADHYAY, Independent Chemical EngineeringConsultant, Palo Alto, California

DAVID C. AUERSWALD, Southern California Edison,Paramount, California

JAMES A. BELL, Smith & Loveless, Inc., Lenexa, Kansas City,Dr. GRAEME K. PEARCE, Ph.D., Kalsep, Ltd., Camberley,

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IWC-96-14 Paper Yes


IWC-96-13 Paper Yes


IWC-96-11 Report No





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Membrane Separation - A Mature Technology

Membrane Separation - A Mature Technology

Membrane and Element Selection in Reverse Osmosis Systems forOptimum Performance

Membrane and Element Selection in Reverse Osmosis Systems forOptimum Performance

Sodium Chlorate based Generation of Chlorine Dioxide Yields ImprovedCorrosion Rate Results with fewer Equipment Failures Compared toChlorine Treatment in a Cooling System

Feasibility of the Use of Two Bromine Biocides as a Substitute for ChlorineGas in Cooling Systems at a Power Plant Located in Mexico

Identification of Cooling Water Biofilms using a Novel ATP MonitoringTechnique and their Control with the Use of Biodispersants

Rapid Biocide Selection with a New Fuel Cell Type Microbial ElectrodeSystem

Copper Deposition and MW Loss: Problem and its Solutions


of 1083 06/04/2012


Surrey, United Kingdom

JANE KUCERA, HARI GUPTA, Wheelabrator WaterTechnologies, Inc., Naperville, Illinois

JOHN E. DAILY, Metcalf & Eddy, Inc., Tampa, Florida

LEE COMBS, Osmonics, Minnetonka, Minnesota

JOHN PERLMAN, DAVID FABER, Fluid Systems Corporation,San Diego, California

SCOTT A. MARCKINI, Ashland Chemical Company, DrewIndustrial Division, Boonton, New Jersey

ROBERTO RAMIREZ-DELGADO, JUAN PAREDON-DELGADO, Comision Federal de Electricidad-Laboratorio,Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico

JOSEE CHAULT, L. D'ARSIE, BetzDearborn Inc., Mississauga,Ontario, Canada, P. M. BODKIN, BetzDearborn, Cheektowaga,New York

YANG XIAO QIN, Consultant Center of Environment ProtectionTechnology of Power Industry, Nanjing, China, YANG MAO YU,Nanjing Institute of Chemical Technology, Nanjing, China

KEN LAYTON, Pacificorp, Salt Lake City, Utah

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc, Wilmington, Delaware, LARRYDUPREE, Carolina Power & Light, Raleigh, North Carolina,TOM GILCHRIST, Tri-State Generation & Transmission,Montrose, Colorado, GREG LAWRENCE, Wisconsin Power &

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IWC-96-08 Paper Yes




IWC-96-06 Paper Yes




IWC-96-03 Paper Yes

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HOSCO: a Software to Model the "Impure" Steam Condensation inIndustrial Turbines

Steam Chemistry and its Effects on Turbine Deposits and Corrosion



Problem-Solving Tools for Improved Performance of Treatment Programsin Cooling Water Systems

Troubleshooting Steam Purity Problems in the Industrial Plant

Comparison of Silentsteam™ Blowing with Conventional Steam CycleCleaning Methods

Comparison of Silentsteam™ Blowing with Conventional Steam CycleCleaning Methods

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LightPortage, Wisconsin, MARK STEVENS, Montana Power,Colstrip, Montana

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc, Wilmington, Delaware, LARRYDUPREE, Carolina Power & Light, Raleigh, North Carolina,TOM GILCHRIST, Tri-State Generation & Transmission,Montrose, Colorado, GREG LAWRENCE, Wisconsin Power &LightPortage, Wisconsin, MARK STEVENS, Montana Power,Colstrip, Montana

F. SIGON, ENEL Spa/R&D Division - CRAM, Milano, Italy, R.MARTINI, CISE Innovative Technologies, Milano, Italy, L.MAZZOCHI, CISE, Innovative Technologies, Milano, Italy

ROBERT B. PETERSON, Salt River Project, Page, Arizona

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, BARRYDOOLEY, EPRI, Palo Alto, California

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, BARRYDOOLEY, EPRI, Palo Alto, California

J. E. HOOTS, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois, S.J. ARMITAGE, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois

JAMES ROBINSON, Betz Dearborn, Water ManagementGroup, Horsham, Pennsylvania

STEPHEN J. SHULDER, Baltimore Gas & Electric CompanyBaltimore Maryland

D. P. NESBITT, PE, HydroChem Industrial Services, Inc.,Houston, Texas

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IWC-96-01 Paper Yes

IWC-96~S06FD


IWC-96~S02FD


IWC-95-71 Poster No




IWC-95-68 Paper Yes

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Cleaning Methods

Field Application of a New Solvent for Cleaning Once-Through Boilers

Pressure Pulse Chemical Cleaning of the Sequoyah 1 Steam Generators

Pressure Pulse Chemical Cleaning of the Sequoyah 1 Steam Generators

OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY OF INDUSTRIALWATER SYSTEMS., QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION, PART 2

OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY OF INDUSTRIALWATER SYSTEMS - QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION, PART 1

Here's How Romate Works

Technical Study for Treatment and Reuse of Municipal and RefineryWastewaters of the Salamanca Gto. City, Mexico

Carbon-Add® in Freshwater - A New Product to Improve the WaterQuality

Chemical Cleaning of HP Turbines at Columbia Energy Center

Chemical Cleaning of HP Turbines at Columbia Energy Center

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Houston, Texas

WAYNE W. FRENIER, Hydrochem Industrial Services, Inc.,Houston, Texas, STEPHEN P. DONNER, Consumers PowerCo., Jackson, Mississippi

C. WAYNE URION, Delmarva Power & Light Company,Wilmington, Delaware

SAM HARVEY, Tennessee Valley Authority, PHILIP J.BATTAGLIA, Westinghouse Electric Corporation

Moderator; Sam Dilcer, Cyrus Rice Water Consultants,Bradford Woods, Pennsylvania

Moderator: Sam Dilcer, Cyrus Rice Water Consultants, BradfordWoods, Pennsylvania

FRANK CROWSON, SETH PERKINSON,, Fuji America Inc.Charlotte, North Carolina

REYES AVILA JESUS, MORALES HERNANDEZ LUIS,Instituto Mexicano del Petroleo, Division de ProteccionAmbiental, Mexico, D.F

T WILLUWEIT, I. SCHUSTER, N. KURZ, S. WEIßGRÄBER,Soell-Ecological Processings Hof, Germany , P BELOUSCHEK,Terrachem Essen GmbH, Essen, Germany, E. MAUGHAN,Duisburg, Germany

ROBERT E. PALMER, The Detroit Edison Company, Detroit,Michigan

G. S. LAWRENCE, Columbia Energy Center, Wisconsin Power& Light Company, Portage, Wisconsin

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IWC-95-61 Paper Yes



IWC-95-59 Paper Yes


IWC-95-58 Paper Yes

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Application of Robotic Technologies in Balance of Plant Systems in theElectric Utilities Industry

Water Management Applications in Foundries

Twelve Years of Wastewater Recycling Experience at a Coal GasificationPlant in South Africa

Activated Sodium Bromide-Artificial Marsh Treatment: A Successful Plant-Wide Program

The Use of Reclaimed Water for Petroleum Refinery Process Cooling

Corrosion Reduction in a Cooling System Utilizing Title 22 ReclaimedWater

Corrosion Reduction in a Cooling System Utilizing Title 22 ReclaimedWater

Advanced Water Conservation Technology for Demanding PetrochemicalApplications

Advanced Water Conservation Technology for Demanding PetrochemicalApplications

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JOHN M. PUGSLEY, Consultant, ARD Environmental, Inc.

ROSS K. FULLER, CHRISTOPHER R. LEITZ, JOHN W.McCARTHY, Ashland Chemical Company, Drew IndustrialDivision, Boonton, New Jersey

P. J. DU T. ROUX, Sastech Engineering Services, Secunda,Republic of South Africa, R. S. LUDLUM, Ionics RCC, Bellevue,Washington

R. M. MOORE, Albemarle Corporation, Baton Rouge,Louisiana, W C. LOTZ, V. R. PERRY, Albemarle Corporation,Magnolia, Arkansas

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Evergreen, Colorado, KRIS HELM, West Basin Municipal WaterDistrict, Carson, California

JOSEPH A. WILLY, Sony Electronics Inc., Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

DENNIS K. MORAN, City of Burbank, Plant Manager, Burbank,California, BRUCE A. JOHNSTON, PE, Betz WaterManagement Group, Bakersfield, California, KATHLEEN M.KOLESSAR, Betz Water Management Group, Horsham,Pennsylvania

ROBERT J. CUNNINGHAM, Chemisis, Inc., Mission Viejo,California

M. C. GERAGHTY, R. A. LAHTI, Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, R. CHIMNEY, BP Oil Company,Toledo, Ohio

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IWC-95-56 Report No


IWC-95-55 Paper Yes


IWC-95-54 Paper Yes


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Improvement of Precoat Filter Performance in RWCU

Improved Precoat Technology used in BWR Plants

Improved Water Chemistry at Virginia Power's Surrey Station

Improved Water Chemistry at Virginia Power's Surrey Station

Application of the New Gel-Type Crud Removal Resins to an ActualCondensate Demineralizer

Application of the New Gel-Type Crud Removal Resins to an ActualCondensate Demineralizer

Kinetics Testing in Systems using Volatile Amines

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Toledo, Ohio

SHIGERU OKUYAMA, NAGAO SUZUKI, Tokyo Electric PowerCompany, Tokyo, Japan, SEIICHI KAZAMA, MASAHITOKOBAYASHI, MICHIO MURASE, Hitachi, Ltd., Ibaraki, Japan,TAKESHI TSURUMI, KATSUAKI YASUI, Kurita WaterIndustries Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

JOSEPH M. RAGOSTA, Ph.D., PETER YARNELL, Ph.D.,Graver Chemical Company, Glasgow, Delaware

LEO F. RYAN, Finetech Incorporated, Mountain Lakes, NewJersey

W. F. MURRAY, E. BRENNAN, Virginia Power, Surry, Virginia,E. C. FRESE, Virginia Power, Glen Allen, Virginia, G.BACHMAN, US Filter – IWT, Rockford, Illinois

PHILIP D'ANGELO, JoDan Technologies, Ltd., Glen Mills,Pennsylvania

TAKESHI IZUMI, YOUSHI OHMORI, MASAHIRO HAGIWARA,TAKAO INO, TATSUYA DEGUCHI, Ebara Corporation,Kanagawa, Japan, YOSHITAKE MORIKAWA, ICHIRO INAMI,TADASHI OHYA, TAKAO BABA, Toshiba Corporation,Kanagawa, Japan, TAKAYOSHI TONE, NAGAO SUZUKI,Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo, Japan, AKIRAMATSUMOTO, JAMES R. STAHLBUSH, The Dow ChemicalCompany, Midland, Michigan


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IWC-95-53 Paper Yes


IWC-95-52 Paper Yes


IWC-95-51 Paper Yes


IWC-95-50 Paper Yes


IWC-95-49 Paper Yes


IWC-95-48 Paper Yes

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Kinetics Testing in Systems using Volatile Amines

Operation of the First Supercritical Water Oxidation Industrial WasteFacility

Operation of the First Supercritical Water Oxidation Industrial WasteFacility

Hydrothermal Oxidation: Pilot Scale Operating Experiences

Hydrothermal Oxidation: Pilot Scale Operating Experiences

Supercritical Water Oxidation of Aqueous Wastes

Supercritical Water Oxidation of Aqueous Wastes

Supercritical Water Oxidation: Principles and Prospects

Supercritical Water Oxidation: Principles and Prospects

On-Site Generation of Hypochlorite for Shock Treatment

On-Site Generation of Hypochlorite for Shock Treatment

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SALLIE FISHER, LYNETTE DAY, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,Pennsylvania

W. E. ALLMON, The Babcock & Wilcox Company, Research &Development Division, Alliance, Ohio

ROY McBRAYER, P.E., JAMES GRIFFITH, P.E., Eco WasteTechnologies, Inc., Austin, Texas

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Orlando, Florida

G. T. HONG, MODAR, INC., Natick, Massachusetts

DIGBY MACDONALD, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University,University Park, Pennsylvania

MICHAEL MODELL, SIEGFRIED MAYR, Modell EnvironmentalCorporation, Waltham, Massachusetts, ANDREAS KEMNA,Modell Environmental Corporation, Pfinztal, Germany

SERGUEI LVOV, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University,University Park, Pennsylvania

KENNETH A. SMITH, JONATHAN G. HARRIS, JACK B.HOWARD, JEFFERSON W. TESTER, PETER GRIFFITH,HOWARD J. HERZOG, WILLIAM A. PETERS, RONALDLATANISION, Energy Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, Massachusetts


CHRISTOPHER MOSS, Capital Controls Limited, Sittingbourne,Kent, United Kingdom, GERALD CONNELL, Capital Controls

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IWC-95-47 Paper Yes


IWC-95-46 Paper Yes


IWC-95-45 Paper Yes

IWC-95-44 Report No



IWC-95-42 Paper Yes


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Impact of Cooling Water Treatment Trends on Algae Control

Impact of Cooling Water Treatment Trends on Algae Control

Case History: Performance Evaluation of Ozone Cooling Water Treatmentat Kennedy Space Center

Case History: Performance Evaluation of Ozone Cooling Water Treatmentat Kennedy Space Center

Laboratory Test Method for Determining the Impact of Corrosion andScale Inhibitors on Microbiocide Activity

Laboratory Test Method for Determining the Impact of Corrosion andScale Inhibitors on Microbiocide Activity

EDS+R/O Combination System Has Increased its Ion Removal Efficiencyby Equipping with Monova Lent Permionic Selective Ion ExchangeMembrane in EDS

Progress Report: Application of Electrodeionization in Ultrapure WaterProduction

Tests of a Three-Pass RO Desalination System to Produce UltrapureWater from Seawater

Tests of a Three-Pass RO Desalination System to Produce UltrapureWater from Seawater

Carbon Dioxide and Dissolved Oxygen Removal from Makeup Water by

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Company, Inc., Colmar, Pennsylvania

MICHAEL G. TRULEAR, ChemTreat, Inc., Glen Allen, Virginia

JEFFREY F. KRAMER, FMC Corporation, Princeton, NewJersey

ALAN PRYOR, Ozone Process Consultants, Sunnyvale,California

DANIEL J. TIERNEY, ELLEN S. FEENEY, EG&G Florida, Inc.,Kennedy Space Center, Florida, ROBERT A. MOTT, NASA,Kennedy Space Center, Florida

T. K. HAACK, Albright & Wilson Americas, Inc., Richmond,Virginia

G. H. CANULLO-VUNK, Ph.D., J. C. STEELHAMMER, Ph.D.,JIM LUKANICH, Buckman Laboratories, Memphis, Tennessee

MITSUGU ABE, YASUHIKO AOKI, YUJI HARAGUCHI, NomuraMicro Science Company, Ltd. Kanagawa, Japan, YOSHIAKINOMA, YOSHINORI MATSUNAGA, Tokuyama Corporation,Japan

BRIAN P. HERNON, LI ZHANG, LINDA R. SIWAK, ERIK J.SCHOEPKE, Ionics, Incorporated, Watertown, Massachusetts

WAYNE BATES, Hydranautics, Rockton, Illinois

WAYNE L. ADAMSON, BRIAN E. WEBER, DAVID J.NORDHAM, Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division,Annapolis, Maryland

FRED WIESLER, Hoechst Celanese, Charlotte, North Carolina

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IWC-95-41 Paper Yes



IWC-95-40 Paper Yes





IWC-95-37 Paper Yes

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Gas Transfer Membranes

Carbon Dioxide and Dissolved Oxygen Removal from Makeup Water byGas Transfer Membranes

Optimizing the Performance of a Reverse Osmosis / ElectrodeionizationSystem



A Successful Dispersant Program for Scale Problems in A Steel Mill GasScrubbing System based on an Acrylate/Phosphonate Combination

Waste Treatment of the Effluent from Chemical Cleaning of the SteamGenerators at Byron Unit One

Treatment of Powerplant Waste Waters Containing Ammonia



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S. H. MACKLIN, Northeast Utilities, Waterford, Connecticut, W.E. HAAS, W. S. MILLER, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, Virginia

GARY C. GANZI, U.S. Filter, Lowell, Massachusetts



ARIEL BARBOSA DE CARVALHO, Aco Minas Gerais S.A.,Ouro Branco, MG, Brazil, CARLOS EDUARDO KURLBAUM,Buckman Laboratorios Ltda., Campinas, SP, Brazil, MARIALETICIA BURREL DE LIMA, Buckman Laboratorios Ltda., BeloHorizonte, MG, Brazil

DAVID RADTKE, WAYNE FRENIER, HydroChem IndustrialServices, Inc., Houston, Texas, ROBBIE RUSEK, JIMCARMEN, HydroChem Industrial Services, Inc., ChicagoHeights, Illinois, DANIEL J. HERRMANN, Com Ed, Byron,Illinois


H. D. PFLUG, M. B. HEIN, H. J. BETTENWORTH, H. A.SYRING, PreussenElektra AG, Hanover, Germany

H. D. PFLUG, M. B. HEIN, H. J. BETTENWORTH, H. A.SYRING, PreussenElektra AG, Hanover, Germany

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IWC-95-36 Report No








IWC-95-28 Paper Yes

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Design and Start-Up of a Flue Gas Desulfurization, (FGD), Purge WaterTreatment System for Penelec's Conemaugh Station

Conversion of a Co-Flow Demineralizer into an Upcore* Packed BedSystem

Upflow Counter-Current Regeneration Upcore™ Packed Bed Technology

Co-Current Ion Exchange vs. Amberpack

New Life for Ion Exchange Demineralization: Amberpack™ Packed~BedCounter-Current Technology

Two Years' Operating Experience with Fluidized Bed Demineralizers atSaskferco Products Inc.

40 Years in the Evolution of Demineralization Technology: a Comparisonof Cocurrent, Countercurrent and Upflow Countercurrent Processes

Financial Justification Developmental Logic for Steam Cycle ChemicalCleaning

Financial Justification Developmental Logic for Steam Cycle ChemicalCleaning

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LAWRENCE GURNARI, The Graver Company, Union, NewJersey, THOMAS ROBERTS, Pennsylvania Electric Company(PENELEC), New Florence, Pennsylvania

DANIEL B. RICE, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan, ANDRE MEDETE, Dow Deutschland Inc.,Rheinmuenster, Germany, GIOVANNI SOMARUGA, Dow ItaliaS.p.A., Milano, Italy

JAMES DOBOS, F. BRYAN POPP, EUGENE M. VEGSO,Aquatech International Corporation, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania,DANIEL B. RICE, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan

JASON T. MIYAKE, JAMES D. FRUGE, Hoechst Celanese,Pampa, Texas

HENRY P. STOEBENAU, Rohm and Haas Company,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

ROGER WARREN, Ph.D., Saskferco Products, Inc., BellePlaine, Saskatchewan, Canada, DAVID HICKLING, EcodyneLtd., Oakville, Ontario, Canada, NANCY C. MILLHOUSE, BayerCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

WALTER ERBSCHWENDNER, Bayer A.G., Leverkusen,Germany, PHILIP W. FATULA, NANCY C. MILLHOUSE, BayerCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

GERALD P. GALL, Pennsylvania Electric Company, NewFlorence, Pennsylvania

STEVE BARBER, W. E. STEVENS, HydroChem IndustrialServices, Inc., Houston, Texas

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IWC-95-27 Paper No



IWC-95-26 Paper Yes


IWC-95-24 Report No


IWC-95-23 Paper Yes


IWC-95-22 Paper Yes


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Cleaning

Cleaning of Steamside Surfaces: Design, Preparation and Performance

Cleaning of Steamside Surfaces: Design, Preparation and Performance

Monitoring of Superheater and Reheater Exfoliation and Steam Blow



Comparative Effectiveness of a Single-Component Antiscalant vs. aMulticomponent Antiscalant in a Desalination Evaporator

Coagulation/Flocculation Mechanisms, Floc Geometry and the Mode ofDeposition in Deep Bed Granular Filters

An Ideal Scale Inhibitor for Water Desalination

An Ideal Scale Inhibitor for Water Desalination

Recovery of Water and Energy in Condensates from Rubber VulcanizationProcesses

Recovery of Water and Energy in Condensates from Rubber VulcanizationProcesses

Pilot Studies and Field Trials for the Determination of Dissolved Carbon

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Services, Inc., Houston, Texas

WILLIAM STEVENS, HydroChem Industrial Services, Inc.,Houston, Texas

DENNIS A. FREY, Babcock and Wilcox Company, Barberton,Ohio

STEPHEN J. SHULDER, Baltimore Gas & Electric, Baltimore,Maryland

OTAKAR JONES, RAVI MATHUR, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington,Delaware

OTAKAR JONAS, RAVI MATHUR, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington,Delaware

IAN LEWIS, Antigua Public Utilities Authority, Antigua, WestIndies, JOHN DILZELL, Betz Water Management Group,Horsham, Pennsylvania, OWEN JAMES, Betz WaterManagement Group, Trinidad, West Indies

MOHAMMAD F. ALBELDAWI, Ph.D., Compass EnvironmentalInc., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

RICHARD H. ASHCRAFT, ChemTreat, Inc., Richmond, Virginia

J. S. GILL, Ph.D., Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

GREG FUHR, Diversey Group, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

BRIAN C. MULINIX, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company,Lincoln, Nebraska, RONALD A. CAPPELLO, ChemTreat, Inc.,Omaha, Nebraska

E. V. MAUGHAN, Krohne Messtechnik GmbH & Co. KG,

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IWC-95-19 Paper Yes


IWC-95-17 Paper Yes





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Dioxide at the gkg-1 Level in Steam-Condensate using an AnisotropicGas-Permeable Membrane

Operating Practices for the Control of Industrial Boiler Water Chemistry; ANew ASME Consensus

Steam Purity Recommendations for New Small Steam Turbines

Steam Purity Recommendations for New Small Steam Turbines

Phosphate Treatment and Corrosion Fatigue

Phosphate Treatment and Corrosion Fatigue

Biodegradable Alternative to Polyacrylate-Based Scale Inhibitors andDispersants

Expert System in Cooling Water System: a Mexican Perspective

Scaling is a Production Process


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Duisburg, Germany, G. GERICKE, Eskom TechnologyResearch and Investigations, Cleveland, South Africa, T. S.LIGHT, Consultant, Lexington, Massachusetts, A. C.BEVILACQUA, Thornton Associates Inc., Waltham,Massachusetts, K. TITTLE, Consultant, Mawdesley Ormskirk,Lancaster, United Kingdom

T. J. TVEDT, Jr., The Dow Chemical Company, Freeport,Texas, ROBERT T. HOLLOWAY, Nalco Canada, Inc.,Burlington, Ontario, Canada

A. BANWEG, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois



R. B. DOOLEY, EPRI, Palo Alto, California, L. D. PAUL, B & WResearch and Development Division, Alliance, Ohio

ROBERT J. ROSS, KIM C. LOW, ANNE MARIE ATENCIO,Donlar Corporation, Bedford, Park, Illinois, JAMES E.SHANNON, Global SOS, Naperville, Illinois

ALBERTO ALVAREZ-GALLEGOS, SUSANA SILVA-MARTINEZ, University of Southampton, Southampton, UnitedKingdom, JORGE GONZALEZ-SUSTAETA, Instituto deInvestigaciones Electricas, Cuernavaca, Mexico

ROBERT J. FERGUSON, French Creek Software, Kimberton,Pennsylvania

DR. D. HAWTHORN, min-DEP Research, Ruddington,

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IWC-95-14 Paper Yes


IWC-95-12 Paper Yes



IWC-95-10 Paper Yes


IWC-95-09 Paper Yes




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New Non-Phosphorus Calcium Carbonate Inhibitor Reduces PhosphorusLevels and Overcomes Limitations of Phosphonates

New Non-Phosphorus Calcium Carbonate Inhibitor Reduces PhosphorusLevels and Overcomes Limitations of Phosphonates

Evaluation of Experimental Treatment of Wastewater from Belayim OilField Production in the Red Sea and the Use and Non-Use of EmulsionBreakers

Controlling Costly Corrosion in Continuous Food Processing Equipment

Controlling Costly Corrosion in Continuous Food Processing Equipment

Poly(Ethylene Oxide) Polymers for Industrial Wastewater Treatment

Poly(Ethylene Oxide) Polymers for Industrial Wastewater Treatment

Assuring Long-Term Integrity of Steam Generators and Turbines byMaintaining Good Control of Chemistry with Ion Chromatography

Novel Monitoring and Control Technology in Cooling Water Systems atTwo Air Separation Plants

Actives-Based Chemical Control for Recirculating Cooling Water Systems

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Nottingham, United Kingdom

DR. D. HAWTHORN, min-DEP Research, Ruddington,Nottingham, United Kingdom

HAROLD A. CHAGNARD, The Dow Chemical Company,Plaquemine, Louisiana

G. E. GEIGER, Betz Water Management Group, Horsham,Pennsylvania

A. M. BADAWI, E. A. M. GAD, A. ABDELHAFIZ, EgyptianPetroleum Research Institute, Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt, M.ABULATTA, Belayim Petroleum Company (Petrobel), AbuRudies, Red Sea, Egypt

DENNIS MARTIN, ChemTreat, Inc., Richmond, Virginia

A. GRYSCAVAGE, P.E., Betz Water Management Group,Horsham, Pennsylvania, D. STONER, Princeville Canning,Princeville, Illinois

STANLEY P. WALKER, Allied Colloids, Inc., Suffolk, Virginia

AMY M. BOLLINGER, Union Carbide Corp., Bound Brook, NewJersey,

S. S. HEBERLING, Dionex Corporation, Sunnyvale, California

W. A. MITCHELL, L. M. KYE, G. A. SMALL, Grace Dearborn,Lake Zurich, Illinois, D. O. VEIL, Air Products and Chemicals,Inc., Allentown, Pennsylvania

JOHN W. SIEGMUND, Sheppard T. Powell Associates,Baltimore, Maryland

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-95-06 Paper Yes


IWC-95-05 Paper Yes





IWC-95-01 Paper Yes


IWC-94-76 Paper Yes


IWC-94-75 Paper Yes

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Actives-Based Chemical Control for Recirculating Cooling Water Systems

Monitoring and Control of Product Residuals in Cooling Water Applicationsusing Flow Injection Analysis

Monitoring and Control of Product Residuals in Cooling Water Applicationsusing Flow Injection Analysis

Applications of Non-Separating Mixed Bed Ion Exchange Resins in WaterTreatment

Prevention of Resin Loss and Sodium Leakage Problems for a DistillateDemineralizer Plant in the Carribean Islands

A Comparison of a Selective Resin with a Conventional Resin for NitrateRemoval

Operating Experiences with a New Organic Trap Resin

Operating Experiences with a New Organic Trap Resin

Case History: Microprocessor-Based Chlorine Residual Analyzer ProvidesAccurate Cooling Tower Monitoring and Control

Case History: Microprocessor-Based Chlorine Residual Analyzer ProvidesAccurate Cooling Tower Monitoring and Control

Case History in the Application of Deaerator Design Principles

Case History in the Application of Deaerator Design Principles

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J. E. HOOTS, S. J. ARMITAGE, E. W. EKIS, JR., NalcoChemical Company, Naperville, Illinois, J. M. JOHNSTON, WestTexas Utilities Company, Abilene, Texas

ROLAND A. LEATHRUM, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc., Newark,Delaware

ROBERT RUMELFANGER, KEITH J. SALAMONY, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JAMES R. WILSON, The Purolite Company, Bala Cynwyd,Pennsylvania, CLAUDE GAUTHIER, The Purolite Company,Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

SHAN S. SUNDARAM, Ambi-Design, Inc., Rockford, Illinois, S.ARRINDALE, S. DE LANOI, KAREL P. VAN HAREN, RefineriaIsla, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles

GEORGE L. DIMOTSIS, FRANK McGARVEY, SybronChemicals Inc., Birmingham, New Jersey

F. X. McGARVEY, Sybron Chemicals Inc., Birmingham, NewJersey

PETER S. MEYERS, ResinTech Inc., Cherry Hill, New Jersey

RUSSELL W. LANE, Consultant, Champaign, Illinois

STEPHEN A. WORTENDYKE, Capital Controls Company,Colmar, Pennsylvania

MICHAEL A. WINTERS, Amoco Corporation, Naperville, Illinois

FEDERICO ARIAS, H-O-H Systems, Inc., Katy, Texas, LINH V.TRAN, The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Beaumont,

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IWC-94-67 Paper Yes


IWC-94-66 Paper Yes



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Development and Testing of a New Solvent for Cleaning Once-ThroughBoilers

Cleaning of Oil Field Softener Resins

Innovations in Deep-Bed Condensate Polishing

Developing the EPRI Condensate Polisher Guidelines

Predicting Mixed Bed Separation

Predicting Mixed Bed Separation

Effects of Ethanolamine on Polisher Resins and Polisher Operation

Effects of Ethanolamine on Polisher Resins and Polisher Operation

Optimization of Cooling Water Treatment Nuclear Service Water System

On-Line Monitoring of Extended Phosphate Programs in Cooling Water

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Texas

WAYNE W. FRENIER, HydroChem Industrial Services, Inc.,Houston, Texas, DAVID LARSON, Larson Engineering, Tulsa,Oklahoma

PETER S. MEYERS, ResinTech Inc., Cherry Hill, New Jersey

MICHAEL O'BRIEN, Graver Water Division, Union, New Jersey,PAUL McNULTY, Public Service Electric & Gas Co., HandcockBridges, New Jersey

BRUCE LARKIN, LES WEBB, Black & Veatch, Kansas City,Missouri, BARRY DOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute,Palo Alto, California, STEVE SAWOCHKA, NWT Corporation,San Jose, California, GEORGE CRITS, Havertown,Pennsylvania, FRED POCOCK, Casselberry, Florida, LOUWIRTH, Midland, Michigan

RICHARD HETHERINGTON, Epicor, Inc., Linden, New Jersey

GREG BACHMAN, JULIE STERLING, DAVE MOYER, U.S.Filter/IWT, Rockford, Illinois

PHILIP J. D'ANGELO, JoDAN Technologies, Glen Mills,Pennsylvania

DIANA KEELING, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, AvilaBeach, California, SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,Pennsylvania

BILLY D. FELLERS, TU Electric, Glen Rose, Texas, KERMITFORSHAGE, Buckman Laboratories, Denton, Texas

R. J .A. TIPPETT, V. R. KUHN, Grace Dearborn, Lake Zurich,

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IWC-94-61 Paper Yes


IWC-94-60 Paper Yes


IWC-94-58 Paper Yes


IWC-94-57 Paper Yes


IWC-94-56 Paper Yes

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Systems

Improvement of Calcium Sulfate Scaling Calculation in Cooling WaterSystems

Evaluation of High Stress Cooling Water Products

Evaluation of High Stress Cooling Water Products

Performance of a Novel Cooling Water Treatment under System UpsetConditions

Performance of a Novel Cooling Water Treatment under System UpsetConditions

Improvements in Waste Water Treatment at Zinc Corporation of America

Improvements in Waste Water Treatment at Zinc Corporation of America

Advanced Treatment Processes of Orange County Colored Groundwaterin Southern California

Advanced Treatment Processes of Orange County Colored Groundwaterin Southern California

Case Study: Wastewater Recycling at an Acrylics Manufacturing Plant inMexico

Case Study: Wastewater Recycling at an Acrylics Manufacturing Plant inMexico

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Illinois, J. RICHARDSON, Grace Dearborn, Cotia, Brazil, D.HARTWICK, L. FERGUSON, Grace Dearborn Inc.,Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

ALBERTO ALVAREZ GALLEGOS, Instituto de InvestigacionesElectricas, Cuernavaca, Mor., Mexico, SUSANA SILVAMARTINEZ, University of Southampton, Dept. of Chemistry,Southampton, United Kingdom

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Wayne C. Micheletti, Inc.Charlottesville, Virginia

JIM LUKANICH, Buckman Laboratories, Memphis, Tennessee

JAMES L. RABER, 3M Company, St. Paul, Minnesota

J. S. GILL, M. A. YORKE, S. L. HOLLINGSHAD, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

SCOTT CHURBOCK, Envirotrol, Inc., Sewickley, Pennsylvania

RICHARD L. RANICH, DONALD E. FRESHCORN, ZincCorporation of America, Monaca, Pennsylvania

DAN WESOLOWSKI, Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

LO TAN, Orange County Water District, Fountain Valley,California

KASHI BANERJEE, Chester Environmental, Moon Township,Pennsylvania

OSCAR QUINONES, Cydsa, El Salto, Jalisco, Mexico, RODILUDLUM, Resources Conservation Company, Bellevue,

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IWC-94-55 Paper Yes




IWC-94-52 Paper Yes


IWC-94-51 Paper Yes


IWC-94-50 Paper Yes


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Wastewater Treatment Facility at Neville Chemical

Wastewater Treatment Facility at Neville Chemical

On-Line Diagnos1s of Turbine Deposits and First Condensate

Optimum Chemistry for "All-Ferrous" Feedwater Systems: Why Use anOxygen Scavenger?

On-Line Monitoring of Total Organic Carbon in Power Plants

On-Line Monitoring of Total Organic Carbon in Power Plants

High Temperature Electrochemical Monitoring Nuclear Steam CycleApplication

High Temperature Electrochemical Monitoring Nuclear Steam CycleApplication

Phosphate Treatment: Boiler Tube Failures Lead to Optimum Treatment

Phosphate Treatment: Boiler Tube Failures Lead to Optimum Treatment

Design and Operating Evaluation of the Water Treatment System for TU

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Washington

JIM CARROLL, U.S. Filter, Warrendale, Pennsylvania

MEINT OLTHOF, DAVID D. MONIOT, Killam Associates,Warrendale, Pennsylvania, ZYGMUNT V. OSIECKI, NevilleChemical Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware

B. DOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California, J. MATHEWS, Duke Power, Charlotte, NorthCarolina, R. PATE, Georgia Power, Atlanta, Georgia, J.TAYLOR, Pacific Gas and Electric, Moss Landing, California


ANNA DEAK-PHILLIPS, Duke Power Company’ Charlotte,North Carolina, RICHARD HUTTE, Sievers Instruments, Inc.,Boulder, Colorado

CHARLES C. STAUFFER, Babcock & Wilcox Research,Alliance, Ohio

BILLY D. FELLERS TU Electric Glen Rose, Texas, SUE A.HOBART, Adams & Hobart, Inc. Fremont, California

GEORGE J. VERIB, ALAN L. WADDINGHAM, Ohio EdisonCompany, Stow, Ohio

B. DOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California, S. PATERSON, Aptech Engineering Services,Sunnyvale, California

MARY H. KERR, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, Illinois

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IWC-94-48 Paper Yes



IWC-94-47 Paper Yes


IWC-94-46 Paper Yes



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Electric Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station

Design and Operating Evaluation of the Water Treatment System for TUElectric Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station

Application of Electrodeionization in Ultrapure Water Production:Performance and Theory



Removal of Dissolved Oxygen in Feedwater by High Efficiency VacuumDegasifier

Removal of Dissolved Oxygen in Feedwater by High Efficiency VacuumDegasifier

Development of a Method for the Automatic Suppression of Sulfides usingChlorine Dioxide in an Industrial Effluent

Constructed Wetlands for Industrial Wastewater Treatment

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QAZI HAIDER, DANNY MOORE, TU Electric, Glen Rose,Texas, PAUL W. GROSS, Monk Engineering, Inc., Houston,Texas, GREGORY A. OSEN, Glegg Water Conditioning, Inc.,Kingwood, Texas

THOMAS A. DAVIS, Consultant, Graver Water, Union, NewJersey

BRIAN P. HERNON, R. HILDA ZANAPALIDOU, LI ZHANG,LINDA R. SIWAK, ERIK J. SCHOEPKE, Ionics,Inc., Watertown,Massachusetts

BRIAN P. HERNON, R. HILDA ZANAPALIDOU, LI ZHANG,LINDA R. SIWAK, ERIK J. SCHOEPKE, Ionics,Inc., Watertown,Massachusetts

JACK B. PRATT, H-O-H Systems, Inc., Katy, Texas

YUJI HARAGUCHI, ISAMU SUGIYAMA, MASAHIKO KOGURE,Nomura Micro Science Co. Ltd., Atsugi City, Kanagawa, Japan,IVIE McCLINTON, ROB TE BOEKHORST, STEVEN L.SIVERNS, Glegg Water Conditioning, Inc., Guelph, Ontario,Canada

RALPH G. LOMBARDO, HARRIS KRAINMAN, AshlandChemical Company, Drew Industrial Division, Boonton, NewJersey

ROBERT HEDIN, Hedin Environmental Co., Sewickley,Pennsylvania

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IWC-94-44 Paper Yes


IWC-94-42 Paper Yes



IWC-94-40 Paper Yes



IWC-94-38 Paper Yes

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Constructed Wetlands for Industrial Wastewater Treatment

Benefits of Activated Sodium Bromide for an Artificial Marsh TreatmentProgram

Benefits of Activated Sodium Bromide for an Artificial Marsh TreatmentProgram

Crud Removal Characteristics of Newly Developed Ion Exchange Resins

Dimethylamine Chemistry Demonstration Nuclear Steam CycleApplication

Dimethylamine Chemistry Demonstration Nuclear Steam CycleApplication

Development of High Capacity Hollow Fiber Filter Module for CondensateFilter System in Nuclear Power Station

PWR Reactor Coolant System Chemical Degassing Operating Experience

PWR Reactor Coolant System Chemical Degassing Operating Experience

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ANDREW DZURIK, Florida State University, Tallahassee,Florida, DANUTA LESZCZYNSKA, Jackson State University,Jackson, Mississippi

MICHAEL G. TRULEAR, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville,Illinois

ROBERT M. MOORE, Albemarle Corporation, Baton Rouge,Louisiana, WAYNE C. LOTZ, VERNON R. PERRY, AlbemarleCorporation, Magnolia, Arkansas

TAKESHI IZUMI, YOUSHI OHMORI, TAKAO INO, TATSUYADEGUTI, Ebara Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, YOSHITAKEMORIKAWA, ICHIRO INAMI, TAKAO BABA, ToshibaCorporation, Kanagawa, Japan, TAKAYOSHI TONE, NAGAOSUZUKI, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo, Japan, AKIRAMATSUMOTO, JAMES R. STAHLBUSH, The Dow ChemicalCompany, Midland, Michigan

MIKE ROOTHAM, Westinghouse Corporation, Madison,Pennsylvania

BILLY D. FELLERS, TU Electric, Glen Rose, Texas, DAVE S.SHENBERGER, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

SEIICHI KAZAMA, MASAHITO KOBAYASHI, Hitachi Works,Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi-shi, Japan, TAKAYOSHI TONE, NAGAOSUZUKI, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo, Japan

JOHN KRISTENSEN, New York Power, Buchanan, New York

GARY J. CORPORA, GEORGE G. KONOPKA, WestinghouseElectric Corporation, Monroeville, Pennsylvania, ROBERT T.WOOD, Southern Nuclear Company,

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IWC-94-37 Paper Yes




IWC-94-34 Paper Yes


IWC-94-33 Paper Yes


IWC-94-32 Paper Yes


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Pre-Morpholated Demineralizer Systems Nuclear Power Plant Experience

Pre-Morpholated Demineralizer Systems Nuclear Power Plant Experience

Ultrasoft Water Treatment by Chelating Ion Exchange Resin

Studies on the Effect of Polyphosphates on the Ion Exchange Process

Makeup Water Treatment by Service Contract

Makeup Water Treatment by Service Contract

Weak Acid Cation Performance Treating Water Containing High Iron

Weak Acid Cation Performance Treating Water Containing High Iron

Short Bed Demineralizer Technology at Transalta Energy

Short Bed Demineralizer Technology at TransAlta Energy

Ultrasperse™: A New All-Polymer Treatment Program

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WOOD, Southern Nuclear Company,Ashford, Alabama

WILLIAM H. CARLIN, Jr., Rohm and Haas Company,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

BILLY D. FELLERS, TU Electric, Glen Rose, Texas, DR.JOSEPH RAGOSTA, Graver Chemical Company, Glasgow,Delaware

SHAN S. SUNDARAM, Ambi-Design, Inc., Rockford, lllinois

GEORGE L. DIMOTSIS, FRANK X. McGARVEY, SybronChemicals Inc., Birmingham, New Jersey

MILTON P. CROSSEN, Aquatech International Corp.,Canonsburg, Pennsylvania

WILLIAM S. MILLER, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, Virginia

G. J. CRITS, Aqua Zeolite Sciences, Inc., Havertown,Pennsylvania

HAROLD ARONOVITCH, Hungerford & Terry, Inc., Clayton,New Jersey, ROGER C. FORD, NRS Consulting Engineers,Texarkana, Arkansas

DR. JOSEPH RAGOSTA, Graver Chemical Company,Glasgow, Delaware

DOUG JACKSON, BRYCE HEARTWELL, TransAlta EnergyCorporation, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, MICHAEL DEJAK,CATHY FLETCHER, Eco-Tec Inc., Pickering, Ontario, Canada

SCOTT BOYETTE, KIM JOLLEY, Betz Water ManagementGroup, Trevose, Pennsylvania, JERRY HENRY, LOWELL

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IWC-94-30 Report No


IWC-94-29 Paper Yes


IWC-94-28 Paper Yes




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The Use of a Corrosion Sensor for Direct Measurement of Corrosion Ratein Boiler Condensate Systems

Avoiding Failures Due to Misapplication of Contemporary Industrial BoilerTreatment Programs

Avoiding Failures Due to Misapplication of Contemporary Industrial BoilerTreatment Programs

An Integrated Boiler Feedwater System Incorporating a Unique Approachto Ammonia Removal from Process Condensate

An Integrated Boiler Feedwater System Incorporating a Unique Approachto Ammonia Removal from Process Condensate

Oil Spill Protection of Water Intakes

Trace Metals Removal using Iron Coprecipitation

New Chelating Resin for Waste Recovery and Pollution Control

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MICHAELS, RON OLSON, U.S. Steel Gary Works, Gary,Indiana

IAN EISNER, T. Y. CHEN, M. R. GODFREY, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, Illinois

ALBERT D. OWENS, Cyrus Rice Consulting Group, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

ROBERT J. CUNNINGHAM, Chemisis, Inc., Laguna Hills,California


ROBERT BRADLEY, JOSEPH HOOLEY, Arrowhead IndustrialWater, Inc., Lincolnshire, Illinois

YUSUF MUSSALLI, Stone & Webster EnvironmentalTechnology & Services, Boston, Massachusetts, JOHN PAISIE,Saudi Arabian Oil Company, RAS TANURA, Saudi Arabia

DAVID L. DRUMMONDS, RICHARD D. HORNBUCKLE,Southern Company Services, Inc., Birmingham, Alabama,LARRY GURNARI, Graver Water Conditioning Co., Union, NewJersey, C. W. SMITH, Georgia Power Company, Atlanta,Georgia, DOUGLAS T. MERRILL, Brown and Caldwell, WalnutCreek, California, W. HUGH GOODMAN, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, Illinois

JUNJI FUKUDA, TAKAYUKI TASHIRO, TAKASHI KASHIWAGI,Mitsubishi Chemical Corp. Tokyo, Japan, MASASHI MIYAGI,NORIO KAWANO, Nippon Rensui Company, Tokyo, Japan,JOHN UNGAR, Mitsubishi Chemical America, White Plains,

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IWC-94-24 Paper Yes


IWC-94-23 Paper Yes




IWC-94-20 Paper Yes


IWC-94-19 Paper Yes

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Automatic Control of Recirculating Solids Contact Clarif1ers

Automatic Control of Recirculating Solids Contact Clarif1ers

Copper Reduction by the Iron Coprecipitation Process, AppalachianPower Company/Clinch River Plant

Copper Reduction by the Iron Coprecipitation Process, AppalachianPower Company/Clinch River Plant

Demineralizer Upgrade Using Drummonds Double Membrane (DDM)Process

Upgrading Boiler Makeup Water Quality while Reducing Water ProductionCosts at the Dave Johnson Plant

Reverse Osmosis Pretreatment of Boiler Feed Water for Cost Savings andWaste Reductions

Reverse Osmosis Pretreatment of Boiler Feed Water for Cost Savings andWaste Reductions

Operating Experience at Plant Bowen with an RO System Retrofit TreatingLow TDS Surface Water for Supercritical Boiler Water Make-Up

Operating Experience at Plant Bowen with an RO System Retrofit TreatingLow TDS Surface Water for Supercritical Boiler Water Make-Up

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JOHN UNGAR, Mitsubishi Chemical America, White Plains,New York

ROBERT G. COOK, Jr., Modular Environmental Technologies,Inc., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

FRANK MORENSKI, Graver Water, Union, New Jersey

CHARLES M. SUENKONIS, Rust Environment & Infrastructure,Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania

CHARLES H. FRITZ, Black & Veatch, Kansas City, Missouri,LAWRENCE R. LATTA, American Electric Power Service Corp.,Columbus, Ohio, JAMES SAUNDERS, Appalachian Power Co.,Cleveland, Virginia

David L. Drummonds, Southern Company Services, Inc.,Birmingham, Alabama

KEN LAYTON, Pacificorp Salt Lake City, Utah, MICHAEL R.PACEK, CHRIS FOURNIER, U.S. Filter, Lowell, Massachusetts


HERMAN C. HAMANN, Ph.D., Arrowhead Industrial Water,Brecksville, Ohio, WILLIAM G. BUYOK, Chevron U.S.A.Products Co., El Segundo, California, SHARON S. WHIPPLE,Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Michigan

SHARON S. WHIPPLE, The Dow Chemical Company, LarkinLaboratory, Midland, Michigan

J. DAVID WILLERSON, Georgia Power Company, Atlanta,Georgia, PETER E. DOWN, Mitco Water Laboratories, Inc.,

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IWC-94-18 Paper Yes







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Upgrading of Boiler Make-Up Water Treatment with a Reverse OsmosisUnit

Upgrading of Boiler Make-Up Water Treatment with a Reverse OsmosisUnit

The Open Recirculating Cooling System as a Primary Component in theZero Water Discharge Mechanism of a Waste to Energy Plant

Eight Years of Zero Discharge Experience at a New England IndependentPower Producer

Waste Water Recycle at the Bi-Provincial Upgrader, Lloydminster,Saskatchewan

Low Cost Zero Discharge

Water Conservation via New Cooling Water Treatment Technology

Progress Report on a Novel, On-Line Condenser Fouling Monitor

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Winter Haven, Florida

BRUCE L. COULTER, U.S. Filter, Rockford, Illinois

JOHN J. KIM, ROBBIN M. JOLLY, DAVID E. BRINDLE, ANNA-DEAK PHILLIPS, Duke Power Company, Charlotte, NorthCarolina

ROBERT STRANDBERG, Ogden Martin Systems of Lancaster,Inc., Marietta, Pennsylvania, TERRY D. McCOY, ChemTreat,Inc., Richmond, Virginia

BRIAN HARRINGTON, Bristol Energy, Bristol, New Hampshire,JEFF KISTY, MARCUS VASKA, Ashland Chemical Company,Drew Division, Boonton, New Jersey

KEVIN CARLSON, Husky Oil Operations Ltd., Lloydminster,Saskatchewan, Canada, W. HUGH GOODMAN, NalcoChemical Company, Naperville, Illinois, DAVID GRASSER,Nalco Canada Inc., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

JAMES E. VAN WYK, Niro Inc., Columbia, Maryland, WILLIAMRUNYON, Crane-Cochrane Environmental Systems, King ofPrussia, Pennsylvania

DENNIS J. SHERREN, DAN STONE, Enron PowerCorporation, Houston, Texas, PETER A. BROWN, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, MICHAEL D. WATSON,Calgon Corporation, Houston, Texas

JOHN F. GAREY, Bridger Scientific, Sandwich, Massachusetts,DEBORAH WIEBE, Marine Biocontrol Corp., Sandwich,Massachusetts, JOHN L. TSOU, Electric Power Research

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IWC-94-10 Paper Yes


IWC-94-09 Paper Yes




IWC-94-06 Paper Yes


IWC-94-05 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Automatic Control of Dechlorination Process for Ion Exchange Systems

New High Resolution Instruments for Monitoring Corrosion Rates in theWater Treatment Industry

New High Resolution Instruments for Monitoring Corrosion Rates in theWater Treatment Industry

Chlorine Residual? Or ORP? For Wastewater Chlorination Control

Chlorine Residual? Or ORP? For Wastewater Chlorination Control

Membrane Filtration for the Removal of Iron and Manganese fromDrinking Water Supplies

Study on Minimization of Chlorinated Organics in PWR Makeup Water

Improved Instrumentation for Silt Density Index to Evaluate ReverseOsmosis Pretreatment Performance

Improved Instrumentation for Silt Density Index to Evaluate ReverseOsmosis Pretreatment Performance

Reverse Osmosis Membrane Element Fouling & Cleaning

Reverse Osmosis Membrane Element Fouling & Cleaning

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Massachusetts, JOHN L. TSOU, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, California

YONG H. KIM, PHIL KISER, Stranco, Inc., Bradley, Illinois

WILLIAM E. GARRETT, Jr., Alabama Power Company,Birmingham, Alabama

JOHN E. ORTH, Metal Samples Company, Munford, Alabama

ROGER L. STRAND, Stranco, Inc., Bradley, Illinois

WAYNE B. HUEBNER, Wallace & Tiernan, Belleville, NewJersey

DR. MOHAMMAD ALBELDAWI, K. M. SIMMS, S. A. ZAIDI,Wastewater Technology Centre, Rockliffe Research Mgmt., Inc.,Burlington, Ontario, Canada

DAISUKE KOJIMA, KUNIO SAEKI, HIDEYUKI MORIYAMA,Sendai Nuclear Power Station, Kyusyu Electric Power Co., Inc.,Kagosima, Japan, YUICHI YOKOMIZO, SINICHI OHASI,MAKOTO FUKAMI, Organo Corporation, Tokyo, Japan

TOM DUPNIK, Sybron Chemical, Inc., Birmingham, New Jersey

JOHN W. KAAKINEN, Chemetek, Portland, Oregon, AMOS J.COLEMAN, USA Tank Automotive Command, Fort Belvoir,Virginia

GREG BARTLEY, Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga,Tennessee

DAVID H. PAUL, David H. Paul, Inc., Farmington, New Mexico

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IWC-94-02 Paper Yes


IWC-93-65 Paper Yes



IWC-93-60 Report No


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Feed System Development and Field Experiences with a Unique SolidBromine-Donating Oxidizing Biocide

Chlorine Dioxide- A Molluscicidal Agent for Adult Zebra MusselEradication

Biocidal Efficacy Against Sessile Sulfate Reducing Bacteria

Biocidal Efficacy Against Sessile Sulfate Reducing Bacteria

A Simplified Method of Pre-Operat1onal Cleaning and Passivation of aComplete Condensate/Feedwater, Boiler and Superheater/ReheaterSystem

A Simplified Method of Pre-Operational Cleaning and Passivation of aComplete Condensate/Feedwater, Boiler and Superheater/ReheaterSystem

The Stability of Azoles to Chlorine and Chlorine Alternatives forMicrobiological Control

New Corrosion Inhibitor Technology for Use in Calcium Chloride BrineSystems

Microprocessor-Based Amperometric Analyzer Enables Parts per BillionChlorine Residual Monitoring

Recent Experience in Controlling Silica and Magnesium Silicate Depositswith Polymeric Dispersants

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LEROY E. RUGG, PETER A. BROWN, Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, THOMAS C. KUECHLER, OccidentalChemical Corp., Grand Island, New York, DAVID F. GRAHAM,Occidental Chemical Corp. Dallas, Texas

LINDA RUSZNAK, GEORGE MINCAR, NANCY SMOLIK,Ashland Chemical - Drew Division, Boonton, New Jersey


RALPH KAJDASZ, Chemlink Division of BPCI a Baker HughesCompany, Houston, Texas

J. W. SIEGMUND, Sheppard T. Powell Associate, Baltimore,Maryland

JAMES BENKE, City Public Service, San Antonio, Texas

M. T. COSCHIGANO, W. S. GO, Drew Industrial Division,Ashland Chemical, Inc., Boonton, New Jersey

K. FIX, L. SCERBO, Drew Industrial Division, Ashland ChemicalInc., Boonton, New Jersey

GEORGE C. SOLYMOSI, Capital Controls Company, Inc.,Colmar, Pennsylvania, DAVID LOWTHER, Ontario Hydro,Ontario, Canada

WILLIAM M. HANN, S. TABB ROBERTSON, JUDY H.BARDSLEY, Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

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IWC-93-56 Report No



IWC-93-54 Paper Yes





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Practical Approach to an Ultrapure Water Treatment System Design at aCD Manufacturing Plant

Chemical Cleaning and Passivation of the Brass Condenser Tubes

Friendly Computers: Design Improvements in Operator Interface ControlSystems

An Expert System for Cycle Chemistry Monitoring

SW-COR - a Software Aid for Selecting and Evaluating Service WaterSystem Materials

SW-COR - A Software Aid for Selecting and Evaluating Service WaterSystem Materials

Alternative Boiler Feedwater Treatment by Using the OxygenatedTechnique

Design Considerations for Oxygen Feed Systems for OxygenatedFeedwater Treatment

Steam Chemistry and Turbine Corrosion - State of Knowledge

Guidelines on Cycle Water Chemistry for Flu1dized-Bed Combustion

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Pennsylvania

YOUNG H. LEE, Culligan International Co., Northbrook, Illinois,ROBERT MORRIS, JVC Disc America Co., Tuscaloosa,Alabama

JAN VOSTA, GUSTAV SEBOR, Institute of ChemicalTechnology, Prague, Czech Republic

DAVID AUERSWALD, Southern California Edison, Paramount,California, STEVEN LINDVALL, U.S. Filter/IWT, Rockford,Illinois

ANDERS WIK, Vattenfall Energisystem AB, Vallingby, Sweden

LEYON O. BRESTEL, Power-Chem Consultants, Inc.,Montrose, Colorado

K. ANTHONY SELBY, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Evergreen,Colorado, BARRY C. SYRETT, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, California, ARTHUR H. TUTHILL, TuthillAssociates, Blacksburg, Virginia, PHILIP KARRAS, NACE/NISTCorrosion Data Center, Gaithersburg, Maryland

ALEXANDER Y. SUPERFIN, PRABHAT KUMAR SINHA,Bechtel Power Corporation, Gaithersburg, Maryland

JOEL R. KASPER, Aquagenics Incorporated, Woburn,Massachusetts

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, BARRYDOOLEY, EPRI Palo Alto, California, NEVILLE RIEGER, StressTechnology, Rochester, New York

MARK S. TYLEC, Southern Electric International, Niagara Falls,

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IWC-93-50 Paper Yes


IWC-93-49 Paper Yes


IWC-93-48 Paper Yes



IWC-93-46 Paper Yes


IWC-93-44 Report No


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Power Plants

Guidelines on Cycle Water Chemistry for Flu1dized-Bed CombustionPower Plants

A New Generation in Oxygen Scavenging

A New Generation in Oxygen Scavenging

Improvements in On-Line Ion Chromatography

Improvements in On-Line Ion Chromatography

Automatic Hydrocarbon Leak Alarm for Cooling Water

Transport of Steam Samples

Transport of Steam Samples

On-Line Monitoring of Boiler Water Polymer Dispersants

New Total Organic Carbon Analyzer

Novel Anion Exchange Resins Synthesis and Characteristics

of 1083 06/04/2012


New York

AL F. ASCHOFF, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, Illinois, R. BARRYDOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California, OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware

REGIS R. RUMPF, Drew Industrial Division, Ashland Chemical,Inc., Boonton, New Jersey

D. G. CUISIA, E. S. LAWSON, P. GABRIS, Grace Dearborn,W.R. Grace & Co., Lake Zurich, Illinois, M. FRYER, GraceDearborn, W.R. Grace & Co., Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

MARYANN CLICK, GPU Nuclear, Reading, Pennsylvania

EDWARD KAISER, MARY JO WOJTUSIK, Dionex Corporation,Sunnyvale, California

ROGER L. STRAND, Stranco, Inc., Bradley, Illinois

A. J. LAMONTE, Houston Lighting and Power, Houston, Texas

EUGENE ROMMELFAENGER, Sentry Equipment CorporationOconomowoc, Wisconsin

J. RICHARDSON, R. J. A. TIPPETT, P. GABRIS, GraceDearborn,Lake Zurich, Illinois

RICHARD HUTTE, RICHARD GODEC, KEVIN O’NEILL,Sievers Instruments, Inc., Boulder, Colorado

HIROHISA KUBOTA, TSUYOSHI ITO, JUNJI FUKUDA,Mitsubishi Kasei Corporation, Yokohama, Japan, JOHNUNGAR, Dianex Systems Inc.White Plains, New York

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IWC-93-39 Paper Yes


IWC-93-38 Paper Yes


IWC-93-37 Paper Yes

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BWR Deep Bed Condensate Polisher - Corrosion Product Removal withImproved Cation Exchange Resins

Further Investigations of the Properties of the “Type III” Strong Base AnionExchange Resin Part II

Regeneration of a Weak Acid Cation Exchange Resin in the Counter-Current Mode

Sulfate/Bisulfate and Carbonate/Bicarbonate Operation with Strong BaseIon Exchange Resins



Corrosion Fatigue of Boiler Tubing - Effect of Water Chemistry

Corrosion Fatigue of Boiler Tubing - Effect of Water Chemistry

Behavior of Sodium Phosphates under Boiler Conditions

Behavior of Sodium Phosphates under Boiler Conditions

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JOHN A. WILSON, ASHOK PASRICHA, Public Service Electric& Gas Company, Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey, PHIL J.D’ANGELO, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

JIM IRVING, JAMES A. DALE, Purolite International Ltd.,Pontyclun, Wales

MITCHELL J. LEE, RONALD D. KERBY, Mobil Exploration &Producing U.S. Inc., Bakersfield, California, GUY J.MOMMAERTS, Miles Canada Inc., Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada

GEORGE CRITS, Consultant, Havertown, Pennsylvania

F. X. McGARVEY, R. GONZALEZ, Sybron Chemicals Inc.,Birmingham, New Jersey

F. X. McGARVEY, R. GONZALEZ, Sybron Chemicals Inc.,Birmingham, New Jersey

ROBERT D. PORT, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville,Illinois

L. D. PAUL, Babcock & Wilcox, Alliance, Ohio, G. I.OGUNDELE, Ontario Hydro, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

DONALD D. GOLDSTROHM, Coronado Generating Station,Salt River Project,St. Johns, Arizona

STEPHEN L. GOODSTINE, ABB Power Plant Laboratories,Combustion, Engineering, Inc., Windsor, Connecticut, R.BARRY DOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

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IWC-93-36 Paper Yes


IWC-93-35 Paper Yes


IWC-93-34 Paper Yes


IWC-93-33 Paper Yes

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Boiler Design and Chemical Considerations

Boiler Design and Chemical Considerations

Phosphate Interactions with Metal Oxides under High-Pressure BoilerHideout Conditions

Phosphate Interactions with Metal Oxides under High-Pressure BoilerHideout Conditions

Fouling of Plastic Film Fill

Fouling of Plastic Film Fill

Industrial Applications of Pitzer’s Equation to Cooling Water Systems

Industrial Applications of Pitzer’s Equation to Cooling Water Systems

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California

HERSCHEL KLEIN, Windsor, Connecticut

FRANK GABRIELLI, ABB Power Plant Laboratories,Combustion Engineering, Inc., Windsor, Connecticut

PETER R. TREMAINE, Memorial University of Newfoundland,St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, L. G. S. GRAY, B.WIWCHAR, Alberta Research Council, Edmonton, Alberta,Canada, P. TAYLOR, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Pinawa,Manitoba, Canada, J. STODOLA, Ontario Hydro, TorontoOntario, Canada

PETER R. TREMAINE, Memorial University of Newfoundland,St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, L. G. S. GRAY, B.WIWCHAR, Alberta Research Council, Edmonton, Alberta,Canada, P. TAYLOR, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Pinawa,Manitoba, Canada, J. STODOLA, Ontario Hydro, TorontoOntario, Canada

RICHARD W. LUTEY, Buckman Laboratories International,Memphis, Tennessee

ORIN HOLLANDER, RAYMOND M. POST, DONALD T.FREESE, JEFFREY J. FULGHAM, CHARLES S. WRIGHT,Betz Industrial, Power Division, Trevose, Pennsylvania

MAXEY BROOKE, Puckorius & Associates, Evergreen,Colorado

SUSANA SILVA-MARTINEZ, ALBERTO ALVAREZ-GALLEGOS, Instituto de Investigaciones Electricas,Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico

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IWC-93-32 Paper Yes


IWC-93-31 Paper No




IWC-93-27 Paper Yes


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Field Experience with a Novel Calcium Carbonate Scale Inhibitor forMaximum Cooling Water Reuse

Field Experience with a Novel Calcium Carbonate Scale Inhibitor forMaximum Cooling Water Reuse

Ten-Year Experience in an Ammonia and Urea Plant Cooling WaterTreatment

Ten-Year Experience in an Ammonia and Urea Plant Cooling WaterTreatment

A Review of a Molybdate-Based Corrosion Control Program in ClosedCooling Water Systems at a Nuclear-Powered Electrical GeneratingStation

Chemical Modeling in Nuclear Turbines



Pressurized Water Reactor Coolant System Chemical Degassing

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Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico

PETER D. BURLAND, Tetomer Corporation, Houston, Texas

JEFFREY K. JAMISON, Huntsman Chemical Corporation,Belpre, Ohio, NICHOLAS J. ALFANO, Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, RONALD A. BILLY, CalgonCorporation, Parkersburg, West Virginia

JOHN SIEGMUND, Sheppard T. Powell Associates, Baltimore,Maryland

KURT HEINZ, Grace Dearborn, Lake Zurich, Illinois, PAULOCESAR SILVA GARCIA, Grace Aquatec Ltda., Bahia, Brazil,ROSILDO SILVA, Nitrofertil-Fertilizantes, Nitrogenados DoNordeste S/A, Sergipe, Brazil, J. FRED WILKES,Consultant/Grace Aquatec Ltd., Titusville, Florida

KENNETH SOEDER, CHARLES GOLDEY, JamestownChemical Company, Inc., West Haven, Connecticut, JAMESMOCKRIDGE, GPU Nuclear CorporationForked River, New Jersey

PETER J. MILLETT, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, California

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Westinghouse Power GenerationBusiness Unit, Orlando, Florida

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Westinghouse Power GenerationBusiness Unit, Orlando, Florida

GEORGE G. KONOPKA, JOSEPH A. BATTAGLIA, JOSEPHW. KORMUTH, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh,

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IWC-93-25 Report No


IWC-93-24 Paper Yes


IWC-93-22 Paper Yes



IWC-93-20 Paper Yes


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Stormwater Collection and Reuse

Heavy Metals Removal from Industrial Cooling Tower Blowdown forMeeting Discharge Limits

Heavy Metals Removal from Industrial Cooling Tower Blowdown forMeeting Discharge Limits

Evaluation of Redox Potential and Chlorine Residual as a Measure ofWater Disinfection

Evaluation of Redox Potential and Chlorine Residual as a Measure ofWater Disinfection

Desalination Plant at Debiensko, Poland: Mine Drainage Treatment forZero Liquid Discharge

Disposal of Membrane Concentrate Waste

Disposal of Membrane Concentrate Waste

Ceramic Microfilters for Pretreatment Prior to Reverse Osmosis

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W. KORMUTH, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

ALBERT N. BENINATO, Killam Associates, Freehold, NewJersey, DONALD OLMSTEAD, Killam Associates, Warrendate,Pennsylvania

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Charlottesville, Virginia

ROBERT V. NAGIEL, U.S. Filter Corporation, Permutit Division,Warren, New Jersey

WALTER ZABBAN, Chester Environmental, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

YONG H. KIM, Stranco, Inc., Bradley, Illinois

JANUSZ SIKORA, Debiensko Coal Mine, Katowice, Poland,KRZYSZTOF, SZYNDLER, Energotechnika, Knurow, Poland,RODI LUDLUM, Resources Conservation Company, Bellevue,Washington

LOU OBRADOVICH, Eichleay Engineers, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

ROBERT L. HAMILTON, Hamilton Engineering, Inc., Denver,Colorado, SUSAN L. COULTER, U.S. Filter/IWT, Rockford,Illinois, MIKE MICKLEY, Mickley & Associates, Boulder,Colorado

BRIAN D. BURRIS, JEFFERY J. PETERS, U.S. Filter/IWT,Rockford, Illinois

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IWC-93-15 Paper No


IWC-93-14 Paper No



IWC-93-13 Paper Yes

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Treatment of Secondary Wastewater for Reverse Osmosis Systems

Water Recycling System in Space using Membrane Distillation

Emerging Filter Technologies for BWR Condensate Treatment

Emerging Filter Technologies for BWR Condensate Treatment

BWR Condensate Polisher Resin Cleaning Method - Transfer of JapaneseTechnology for a U.S. Plant Retrofit

BWR Condensate Polisher Resin Cleaning Method - Transfer of JapaneseTechnology for a U.S. Plant Retrofit

Anion Resin Underlay Reduces Sulfur Throw from BWR Deep BedCondensate Polisher



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J. D. DARJI, P. TEMPLE BALLARD, Infilco Degremont, Inc.,Richmond, Virginia

HIDEAKI KUROKAWA, TOSHIO SAWA, Energy ResearchLaboratory, Hitachi Ltd., Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki, Japan, MOBUOHAMANO, Space Systems Division, Hitachi Ltd., Totsuka-ku,Yokohama, Japan

JIM MATHEWS, Charlotte, North Carolina

ASHOK PASRICHA, JOHN WILSON, PSE&G, HancocksBridge, New Jersey,PHIL D’ANGELO, EPRI, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

PETER MEYERS, PWT Americas, City of Industry, California

JOSEPH GIANNELLI, Finetech, Inc., Mountain Lakes, NewJersey, PAM COOPER, ROB HILLMAN, Oyster Creek NGS,Forked River, New Jersey, JIM TANGEN, GPU Nuclear Corp.,Parsippany, New Jersey, ISAO MASUMITSU, SHINICHIOHASHI, Organo Corp., Tokyo, Japan

SUE HOBART, Adams & Hobart, Fremont, California

DOMINIC R. D’ANGELO, Susquehanna Steam Electric Station,Berwick, Pennsylvania, DAVID J. MORGAN, PennsylvaniaPower & Light Co., Allentown, Pennsylvania

DOMINIC R. D’ANGELO, Susquehanna Steam Electric Station,Berwick, Pennsylvania, DAVID J. MORGAN, PennsylvaniaPower & Light Co., Allentown, Pennsylvania

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IWC-93-12 Paper Yes







IWC-93-06 Paper No


IWC-93-05 Paper No


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Recent Improvements in Condensate Polishing Resins

Recent Improvements in Condensate Polishing Resins

Industrial Water Reuse and Wastewater Minimization

Optimise Investments in Water and Effluent Treatment by IntegratedWater and Waste Management - A Case Study in a Textile ProcessingUnit

Day-To-Day Operation of a Zero Discharge Waste to Energy FacilityUsing Secondary Effluent

Design of a Zero Discharge Cooling Water System for a World ClassPetrochemical Plant

Re-Use of Reclaimed Municipal Waste Water as Cooling Tower Make-Up

Steam Blow Cleaning of Superheaters and Reheaters to RemoveExfoliating Deposits

Steam Blow Cleaning of Superheaters and Reheaters to RemoveExfoliating Deposits

Chemical Cleaning of Boilers

Chemical Cleaning of Boilers

MIC Met the Masters - or - the Detection, Monitoring, and Remediation ofAnaerobic Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion in the Low Flow Piping

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RONALD G. BYERS, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan

JOSEPH M. RAGOSTA, Graver Chemical, Union, New Jersey

JAMES P. McINTYRE, Betz Industrial, Trevose, Pennsylvania

SATISH N. CHILEKAR, Ion Exchange (India) Ltd., Bombay,Maharashtra, India

LAWRENCE GURNARI, Graver Water Union, New Jersey,ROBERT STANDBERG, Graver Water, Bainbridge,Pennsylvania

ALBERT D. OWENS, Cyrus Rice Consulting Group, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, TORRY TVEDT, Jr., Dow Chemical Company,Freeport, Texas

RICHARD J. STRITTMATTER, MARY KAY KAUFMAN, NalcoChemical Company,Naperville, Illinois

JIM POOLE, Powell & Associates, Baltimore, Maryland

CHRISTOPHER BLOCH, Dowell Industrial Services, Kingwood,Texas, FREDRICK MACK, Jr., Duke Power, Charlotte, NorthCarolina

GEORGE VERIB, Ohio Edison, Stow, Ohio

DENNIS A. FREY, Babcock & Wilcox Co., Barberton, Ohio

ROBERT E. TATNALL, MIC Associates, Inc., Chadds Ford,Pennsylvania

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IWC-93-04 Paper Yes


IWC-93-03 Paper No


IWC-93-02 Paper Yes



IWC-93-01 Paper Yes



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of a Nuclear Power Station Service Water System

MIC Met the Masters - or - The Detection, Monitoring, and Remediation ofAnaerobic Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion in the Low Flow Pipingof a Nuclear Power Station Service Water System

Choosing and Operating an Ozone System for Cooling Tower Treatment

Choosing and Operating an Ozone System for Cooling Tower Treatment

New Condensate Filters Reduce Plant Restart Time after Outages

New Condensate Filters Reduce Plant Restart Time after Outages

Resin Capacity under Operating Conditions at Diablo Canyon



None

ESCA: an Expert System for Fossil Plant Start Up Chemistry Control

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J. I. BENNETCH, Virginia Power, Richmond, Virginia, C. T.SZYMKE, R. L. CLARK, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

DONALD JOHNSON, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville,Illinois

WILLIAM McGRANE, TriOx, Dublin, California, ALAN SMITH,Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

AL REVERE, Pacific Gas & Electric, San Francisco, California

JOHN J. PEARROW, South Carolina Electric & Gas Company,Columbia, South Carolina, THOMAS W. POSCHMANN, PallProcess Filtration Company, East Hills, New York, ROBERTGIEGER, Pall Corporation, Glen Cove, New York

PHILIP W. RENOUF, Waterscience International Pty. Ltd,Sydney, Australia

DIANA KEELING, BRUCE TRIPP, Pacific Gas & Electric Co.,Avila Beach, California, SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc.,Malvern, Pennsylvania

DIANA KEELING, BRUCE TRIPP, Pacific Gas & Electric Co.,Avila Beach, California, SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc.,Malvern, Pennsylvania

JOHN A. S. McGLENNON, ERM - New England Inc., Boston,Massachusetts

FABIO SIGON, ENEL, Milano, Italy, LUISELLA RICCARDI,CISE Innovative Technology, Segrate, Italy

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IWC-92-57 Paper Yes



IWC-92-55 Paper Yes


IWC-92-54 Paper Yes



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Corrosion Product Control at the Laramie River Station



Conversion of a High Pressure Drum Boiler from AVT to EquilibriumPhosphate

All Amines are Not Created Equal - Methoxypropylamine Puts the Hex onCyclo

All Amines are Not Created Equal - Methoxypropylamine Puts the Hex onCyclo

Evaluation of the AVT and CWT at Piombino Unit 3 and 4 by On-LineMonitoring of the Corrosion Rate and Electrochemical Parameters

Evaluation of the AVT and CWT at Piombino Unit 3 and 4 by On-LineMonitoring of the Corrosion Rate and Electrochemical Parameters

Field Study - Ozonation of HVAC System Recirculating Water

A Computer-Controlled Pilot Cooling Tower: Taking Advantage of theGraphical User Interface

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S. G. SAWOCHKA, M. E. CLOUSE, NWT Corporation, SanJose, California, B. LARSON, T. ARCHBOLD, Missouri BasinPower Project, Wheatland, Wyoming

S. G. SAWOCHKA, M. E. CLOUSE, NWT Corporation, SanJose, California, B. LARSON, T. ARCHBOLD, Missouri BasinPower Project, Wheatland, Wyoming

PRENTISS B. CARTER, Central Illinois Light Company, Peoria,Illinois, K. ANTHONY SELBY, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Evergreen, Colorado

RICK KRICHTEN, Betz Incorporated, Trevose, Pennsylvania

WILLIAM TRACE, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, CRAIG SZYMKE, Calgon Corporation,Barhamsville, Virginia, PAUL CLEMENTS, Virginia Power,Chesterfield, Virginia, ROD BEARD, Virginia Power,Chesapeake, Virginia

JAMES A. MATTHEWS, Duke Power Company, Charlotte,North Carolina

P. PINACCI, S. BONATO, G. BUZZANCA, CISE, Segrate, Italy,P. V. SCOLARI, R. STEFANONI, ENEL, Piacenza, Italy

RICHARD C. SCHWARZ, C.L. Schwarz & Company, Pineville,Pennsylvania

RICHARD H. ASHCRAFT, ChemTreat, Inc., Ashland, Virginia

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IWC-92-51 Paper No



IWC-92-50 Paper Yes

IWC-92-49 Report No






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Ozone in Cooling Water Systems: A State of the Art Report

Ozone in Cooling Water Systems: A State of the Art Report

Cleaning the Water at a Clean Air Plant: Early Operating Data from theNipsco Bailly FGD Wastewater Treatment Plant



Case Study: Wastewater Recycling System at the World's First ZeroEffluent Pulp Mill

A Practical Guide to Avoiding Steam Purity Problems in the IndustrialPlant

SPE - Enhanced Coordinated P04/pH Control Improves Boiler OperatingReliability

Troubleshooting Ion Exchange Equipment

Current Reverse Osmosis Problems and Solutions

The Purpose and Practice of Auditing a Water Treatment System

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WALTER ZABBAN, Consultant, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc., EastStroudsburg, Pennsylvania, THOMAS M. LARONGE, ThomasM. Laronge, Inc., Vancouver, Washington

ROGER V. LONG, Stone & Webster Engineering Corp. DenverColorado

MICHAEL SICINSKI, Pure Air, Allentown, Pennsylvania, DAVIDLAVALLE, Northern Indiana Public Service Company,Merrillville, Indiana, MAREK K. MIERZEJEWSKI, InfilcoDegremont Inc., Richmond, Virginia

MICHAEL SICINSKI, Pure Air, Allentown, Pennsylvania, DAVIDLAVALLE, Northern Indiana Public Service Company,Merrillville, Indiana, MAREK K. MIERZEJEWSKI, InfilcoDegremont Inc., Richmond, Virginia

TED FOSBERG, Resources Conservation Company, Bellevue,Washington, BILL SWEET, Millar Western Pulp

JAMES 0. ROBINSON, Betz Industrial, Trevose, Pennsylvania,A. W. FYNSK, Consultant, Wilmington, Delaware

CARROLL W. STEELE, Jr., Amoco Chemical Company,Wando, South Carolina, MICHAEL A. WINTERS, Amoco Corp.,Naperville, Illinois, JOHN A. WILLIS, Betz Industrial,Summerville, South Carolina

V. R. DAVIES, Rohm and Haas Company, Rosemont, Illinois

DAVID PAUL, David H. Paul, Inc., Farmington, New Mexico

J. R. WEBB, A. BANWEG, Nalco Chemical Company,

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IWC-92-40 Paper Yes


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Water Treatment Considerations in the Use of Reverse Osmosis-TreatedLandfill Leachate for Cooling Tower Make-Up

Investigation of a Fouling Sensor System Constructed with PiezoelectricQuartz Crystals

Study of Corrosion Inhibitors for Open-Recirculating Cooling TowerSystems Using Demineralised Water

The Impact of Chlorine on Tolyltriazole and Butylbenzotriazole CorrosionInhibitor Films on Copper



Molybdate-Based Synergistic Compositions for Maximum Scale/CorrosionControl in Cooling Water Systems

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Naperville, Illinois

TUWON CHANG, SHIN-EE KANG, Samsung AdvancedInstitute of Technology, SHIM SANG-HEA, Nalco Korea, Seoul,Korea, DONALD A. JOHNSON, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, Illinois

YASUHIRO NOHATA, Hakuto Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan,HIROSHI TAGUCHI, Mie University, Mie, Japan

K. K. NANDWANA, D. K. SHAH, R. N. PHATAK, G.MARIMUTHU, V. C. MALSHE, Ion Exchange (India) Limited,Bombay, India


REIMER HOLM, DAVID BERG, Miles, Inc., Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, FRANK LU, DON JOHNSON, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, Illinois, JOHANNES EICKMANS, DIETERHOLTKAMP, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany, KLAUSMEYER, ALFRED BENNINGHOVEN, Univ. of Muenster,Muenster, Germany

REIMER HOLM, DAVID BERG, Miles, Inc., Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, FRANK LU, DON JOHNSON, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, Illinois, JOHANNES EICKMANS, DIETERHOLTKAMP, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany, KLAUSMEYER, ALFRED BENNINGHOVEN, Univ. of Muenster,Muenster, Germany

J. FRED WILKES, Consultant, Titusville, Florida, FLAVIOBIANCHI, MESSIAS C. AMARAL, REGINA M. C. DIAS,

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IWC-92-37 Report No








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Current Pretreatment Requirements for Reverse Osmosis MembraneApplications

Operational Experiences at the Catalina Seawater RO Plant

RO Systems Troubleshooting: Diagnoses and Remedies

RO Concentrate Use Conserves Water - A Case History

An Investigation of the Properties of the "Type-Ill" Strong Base AnionExchange Resin

Sulfate Sloughage: a Fundamental Property of Sulfonic Acid Resins atElevated Temperatures

Investigation of Hydrazine Alternatives for Industrial and Utility SteamGenerating Systems Operating under Reducing Conditions - An ASMEResearch Proposal

New Non-Hazardous Chemical Deoxygenation Process SuccessfullyEmployed at a Nuclear Power Plant

Diagnosing and Troubleshooting Boiler Systems through the Use ofTracer Techniques: Field Results and Case History Reports

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Aquatec Quimica S.A., Sao Paulo, Brazil

FRANK MORENSKI, Graver Water, Union, New Jersey


PAUL L. PARISE, Aquagenics, Inc., Londonderry, NewHampshire

CHRISTOPHER SOULE, (ROBERT BRADLEY), ArrowheadIndustrial Water, Lincolnshire, Illinois, DAN STONE, EnronPower Corporation, Texas City, Texas, MIKE WATSON, CalgonCorporation, Houston, Texas

J. IRVING, J. A. DALE, Purolite International Limited, Pontyclun,Wales

SALLIE FISHER, EUGENE BURKE, GERARD OTTEN,Puricons, Inc., Malvern, Pennsylvania

D. M. BLOOM, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois, J.O. ROBINSON, Betz Industrial, Trevose, Pennsylvania, F.GABRIELLI, ABB Combustion Engineering System, Windsor,Connecticut

HERMAN HAMANN, MARK BERTLER, Arrowhead IndustrialWater, Inc., Lincolnshire, Illinois, RON MADDEN, ArrowheadIndustrial Water, Inc., Fallsington, Pennsylvania, W. BOYDRADFORD, Baltimo Gas & Electric Company, Lusby Maryland

MIKE WINTERS, Amoco Research, Naperville, Illinois

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IWC-92-30 Paper Yes


IWC-92-29 Paper Yes


IWC-92-27 Report No


IWC-92-26 Paper Yes



IWC-92-25 Paper Yes



IWC-92-24 Paper Yes

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Diagnosing and Troubleshooting Boiler Systems through the Use ofTracer Techniques: Field Results and Case History Reports

HTP-2, a New Iron Dispersant for Medium to High Pressure IndustrialBoilers

HTP-2, a New Iron Dispersant for Medium to High Pressure IndustrialBoilers

New RO Pretreatment Techniques for Difficult Waters

Reverse Osmosis Operation Analysis

Makeup Water Treatment Incorporating Electrodeionizat1on along withTriple Membrane Treatment at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station

Makeup Water Treatment Incorporating Electrodeionization along withTriple Membrane Treatment at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station

Lime Treatment vs. Ultrafiltration Case Study



Study on the Deterioration of Seawater Desalination RO Membrane andits Effective Replacements

Study on the Deterioration of Seawater Desalination RO Membrane andits Effective Replacements

Study on the Deterioration of Seawater Desalination RO Membrane and

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IAN E. EISNER, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois

TORRY TVEDT, Dow Chemical Company, Freeport, Texas

SCOTT M. BOYETTE, Betz Industrial, Trevose, Pennsylvania,FREDERICK A. ELLIOT, IMC Fertilizer, Sterlington, Louisiana

BRUCE L. COULTER, WAYNE BATES, ROBERT MARAVICH,Illinois Water Treatment, Inc., Rockford, Illinois

ROBERT M. QUINN, RQ Associates Inc., Teaneck, New Jersey

PETER CARTWRIGHT, Cartwright Consulting Company,Minneapolis, Minnesota

GARY COKER, TOM WILLIAMSON, Entergy Operations, Inc.,Port Gibson, Mississippi, KEITH SIMS, LI ZHANG, DAVIDELYANOW, Ionics, Inc., Watertown, Massachusetts

WILLIAM J. CONLON, Camp, Dresser & McKee, Inc., Ontario,California

FRED LIBERATORE, JEFF CAMPBELL, Desalination Systems,Inc., Escondido, California

FRED LIBERATORE, JEFF CAMPBELL, Desalination Systems,Inc., Escondido, California

STUART McCLELLAN, Dow Chemical Company, West PalmBeach, Florida

YUICHI YOKOMIZO, Japan Organo Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

YUICHI YOKOMIZO, Japan Organo Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

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IWC-92-23 Paper Yes


IWC-92-22 Paper No


IWC-92-21 Paper Yes




IWC-92-19 Paper Yes

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its Effective Replacements

Cloth1ng a Naked Unit: Condensate Polishing Installed



Ammonia Form Operation of Condensate Polishing Plant for Long Periodsin High pH Systems at Moneypoint Power Station

Ammonia Form Operation of Condensate Polishing Plant for Long Periodsin High pH Systems at Moneypoint Power Station

Impact of a Novel Weak Base Anion Exchange Resin on the Operationand Economics of Demineralization

Impact of a Novel Weak Base Anion Exchange Resin on the Operationand Economics of Demineralization

Operating Experiences with Type 2 Resins in Make Up Demineralizers

EPRI Oxygenated Feedwater Treatment Demonstration Report forGeorgia Power Company - Plant Wansley No. 1

EPRI Oxygenated Feedwater Treatment Demonstration Report forGeorgia Power Company - Plant Wansley No. 1

EPRI Oxygenated Feedwater Treatment Demonstration Report for

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ALROY ASCHOFF, Sargent & Lundy Engineers, Chicago,Illinois

LESTER C. WEBB, Black & Veatch, Kansas City, Missouri,RONALD W. TOMLIN, Mcintosh Power Plant, Lakeland, Florida

LESTER C. WEBB, Black & Veatch, Kansas City, Missouri,RONALD W. TOMLIN, Mcintosh Power Plant, Lakeland, Florida

MIKE SADLER, NEI Thompson Kennicott, West Midland,England

FRANK McCARTHY, Moneypoint Power Station, Kilrush,County Clare, Ireland

CLARENCE D. COLLEY, Boeing Aerospace, Huntsville,Alabama

BILL KRATZER, Star Enterprise, Port Arthur, Texas, STEVENCOKER, Dow Chemical U.S.A., Freeport, Texas

MICHAEL GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, Inc., Cherry Hill, New Jersey,KEN FLEGLE, Energy Systems, Omaha, Nebraska, JIMCHAMBERS, ChemTreat, Inc., Omaha, Nebraska

BUD HERRE, Pennsylvania Power & Light, Allentown,Pennsylvania

S. RONNIE PATE, Georgia Power Company, Atlanta, Georgia,CALVIN E. TAYLOR, RANDY C. TURNER, TAMMY S.LOVVORN, Georgia Power Company/Plant Wansley, Roopville,Georgia

S. RONNIE PATE, Georgia Power Company, Atlanta, Georgia,

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IWC-92-18 Paper No


IWC-92-17 Paper Yes



IWC-92-16 Paper Yes

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Georgia Power Company - Plant Wansley No. 1

TU Electric Tradinghouse Unit No. 2 Oxygenated Treatment Test

TU Electric Tradinghouse Unit No. 2 Oxygenated Treatment Test

Oxygenated Water Treatment at the W. H. Sammis Generating Station

Oxygenated Water Treatment at the W. H. Sammis Generating Station

Oxygenated Treatment for Fossil Plants



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CALVIN E. TAYLOR, RANDY C. TURNER, TAMMY S.LOVVORN, Georgia Power Company/Plant Wansley, Roopville,Georgia

TOM GILCHRIST, Colorado-Ute Electric, Craig, Colorado

MIKE WADLINGTON, MARLIN EARLY, CHARLIE HENRY, TUElectric, Dallas, Texas

BOB PALMER, T. J. WYSOCKI, Detroit Edison, Detroit,Michigan

GEORGE J. VERIB, Ohio Edison/CMAC, Stow, Ohio, J. E.NEIDHARDT, Ohio Edison, Stratton, Ohio, W. E. ALLMON,Babcock and Wilcox Company, Alliance, Ohio, D. P.WORKMAN, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois, R.B. DOOLEY, EPRI, Palo Alto, California


BARRY DOOLEY, EPRI, Palo Alto, California, B. LARKIN, L.WEBB, Black & Veatch, Kansas City, Missouri, F. POCOCK,Consultant, Casselberry, Florida, I. OLIKER, Woodcliff Lake,New Jersey, A. BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim, Mannheim,Germany

BARRY DOOLEY, EPRI, Palo Alto, California, B. LARKIN, L.WEBB, Black & Veatch, Kansas City, Missouri, F. POCOCK,Consultant, Casselberry, Florida, I. OLIKER, Woodcliff Lake,New Jersey, A. BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim, Mannheim,Germany

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IWC-92-15 Paper Yes



IWC-92-14 Paper Yes




IWC-92-12 Paper Yes


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Pre-Treatment of Raw Water for Improving Performance of Fertilizer Plant

Pre-Treatment of Raw Water for Improving Performance of Fertilizer Plant

1940's Power Plant Finds New Life in the 90's



The Design Methodology and Operating Performance of 450,000 Barrelsof Water per Day Offshore Sea Water Injection Vacuum DeaerationSystem

The Use of Anion Exchange Resins for the Removal of Natural OrganicMatter from Municipal Water



Polyacrylamide Based Treatment Program for Open Recirculating CoolingWater System with High Silica Content

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WILLIAM L. TRACE, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

S. K. CHATTERJEE, (V. N. SAHAKARI), Zuari Agro ChemicalsLimited, Zuarinagar, Goa, India

MIKE DALTON, ChemLink, Allison Park, Pennsylvania

LEYON O. BRESTEL, Aquatec Chemical International, Inc.,Montrose, Colorado, DENNIS COUSINO, Mid Continent PowerCompany, Pryor, Oklahoma, KEVIN KURTZ, Aquatec ChemicalInternational, Inc., Pontiac, Michigan

LEYON O. BRESTEL, Aquatec Chemical International, Inc.,Montrose, Colorado, DENNIS COUSINO, Mid Continent PowerCompany, Pryor, Oklahoma, KEVIN KURTZ, Aquatec ChemicalInternational, Inc., Pontiac, Michigan

ROBERT HART, Conoco, Ponca City, Oklahoma, ROBERTO'CONNELL, Graver Water, Union, New Jersey

MICHAEL C. GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, Cherry Hill, New Jersey

JAMES M. SYMONS, University of Houston, Houston, Texas,PAUL L-K FU, CH2M Hill, Santa Ana, California, PHILIP H-SKIM, Boyle Engineering Corporation, Bakersfield, California

JAMES M. SYMONS, University of Houston, Houston, Texas,PAUL L-K FU, CH2M Hill, Santa Ana, California, PHILIP H-SKIM, Boyle Engineering Corporation, Bakersfield, California

JASBIR S. GILL, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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IWC-92-11 Paper Yes



IWC-92-09 Paper Yes




IWC-92-07 Paper Yes


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Water System with High Silica Content

Polyacrylamide Based Treatment Program for Open Recirculating CoolingWater System with High Silica Content

Practical Application of Targeted Chlorination

The Effects of Cooling Water Quality on Cooling Tower Plastic PackFouling in National Power Electricity Generating Plants

The Effects of Cooling Water Quality on Cooling Tower Plastic PackFouling in National Power Electricity Generating Plants

Condenser Cooling Water Scale Inhibition at Houston Lighting & Power,W. A, Parish Station - Computer Simulation versus On-Site Results

Cooling Water Scale Control Using Liquid CO2



Optimize Design of Zero Discharge Water Management Systems byIntegration with Spray Dryer Type FGD System

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KATSUHIKO MOMOZAKI, MAYUMI KIRA, YASUSHIMURANO, MASARU OKAMOTO, FUMIO KAWAMURA, KuritaWater Industries Ltd., Kanagawa, Japan

KENNETH R. WEISS, THOMAS R. GUENTHER, Black &Veatch, Overland Park, Kansas, CLIDE M. FORTE, PHILIP D.LANCASTER, Florida Power Corporation, St. Petersburg,Florida

PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Evergreen,Colorado

E. HOBSON, G. A. FITCHETT, National Power PLC, Harrogate,United Kingdom

MARTIN W. PATE, Calgon Corporation, Friendswood, Texas,BILLY G. MARTIN, Houston Lighting and Power, Houston,Texas, BARBARA H. McCLUNG, Calgon Corporation, Midland,Texas

BILLY FELLERS, CHARLES HENRY, Texas UtilitiesGenerating Company, Glen Rose, Texas

WILFRED OLSON, BRIAN VESTBY, SaskPower, BoundaryDam Power Station, Saskatchewan, Canada

WILFRED OLSON, BRIAN VESTBY, SaskPower, BoundaryDam Power Station, Saskatchewan, Canada

PRABHAT KUMAR SINHA, ALEXANDER V. SUPERFIN,RONALD P. BOYD, Bechtel Corporation, Gaithersburg,Maryland

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IWC-92-04 Paper Yes




IWC-92-01 Paper Yes





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Conquering Unique Design Problems of a Zero Discharge at a WorldClass Petrochemical Plant

Alcan Sebree Water Systems - Zero Discharge

Alcan Sebree Water Systems - Zero Discharge

PPQ Water - The Next Challenge!

Analysis of Nonvolatile Organic Impurities in Ion Exchanged Ultra PureWater

Kinetic Evaluation of Cation Exchange Resin Used in High Purity WaterApplications

Kinetic Evaluation of Cation Exchange Resin Used in High Purity WaterApplications

None

Crud Removal Characteristics of Newly Developed Ion Exchange Resins(2nd Report)

Use of Elevated pH and Cation Resin for the Removal of Residual Copperfrom a PWR Feedwater System


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ALBERT D. OWENS, Cyrus Rice Consulting Group, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, TORRY TVEDT, Jr., Dow Chemical U.S.A.,Freepont, Texas

BOB ROSAIN, CH2M Hill, Bellevue, Washington

MORRIS LEE, Alcan Ingot, Henderson, Kentucky, LOIS NEIL,Calgon Corporation, Evansville, Indiana

MICHAEL A. SADLER, ROY BOLTON, E. K. BULLAS,Thompson Kennicott, Rolls Royce Nuclear Engineering Limited,West Midlands, England

NAOHITO UETAKE, HIDEAKI KUROKAWA, TOSHIO SAWA,Energy Research Laboratory, Hitachi, Ltd., Ibaraki-ken, Japan

PETER S. MEYERS, L*A Water Treatment Corporation, City ofIndustry, California

RONALD N. WHITE, BRIAN D. BURNS, THOMAS K.MALLMANN, Illinois Water Treatment, Inc., Rockford, Illinois

MARK S. SINGEL, Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor

TAKESHI IZUMI, HIDEO KAWAZU, MASAHIRO HAGIWARA,KAZUMI MAEHARA, Ebara Corporation, Kanagawa, Japan,YOSHITAKE MORIKAWA, TAKAO BABA, ICHIRO INAMI,Toshiba Corporation, Kanagawa, Japan, AKIRA MATSUMOTO,Dow Chemical Japan Limited, Shizuoka, Japan

J. MICHAEL HOSEA, Bio-Recovery Systems, Inc., Las Cruces,New Mexico

WAYNE CICCARELLI, Westinghouse Nuclear ServicesDivision, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, JOEL McELRATH,

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IWC-91-56 Paper Yes


IWC-91-55 Paper Yes


IWC-91-54 Paper Yes


IWC-91-53 Paper Yes




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Deionized Water for Painting Cars

Deionized Water for Painting Cars

Recent Improvements in Deep Bed Separation Technology

Recent Improvements in Deep Bed Separation Technology

The Optimization of the Separation of Component Ion Exchange Resins inMixed Bed Exchangers

The Optimization of the Separation of Component Ion Exchange Resins inMixed Bed Exchangers

Turn-Key Chemical Cleaning Operations in Nuclear Plant Safety-RelatedService Water Systems

In-Place Chemical Cleaning of Stainless Steel Condensate/Demineralizer/Filter Elements Using "Sodium Hydrosulphite"

Corrosion, Cleaning and Preventing it: The Navy's Water Cooled VLF

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Palisades Chemistry Dept./Consumers Power Company,Covert, Michigan

WAYNE CICCARELLI, Westinghouse Nuclear ServicesDivision, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, JOEL McELRATH,Palisades Chemistry Dept./Consumers Power Company,Covert, Michigan

M. B. YELIGAR, Permutit Company, Inc., Warren, New Jersey

PETER MEYERS, L*A Water Treatment Corporation, City ofIndustry, California

CARL C. SCHEERER, Central Illinois Public Service Company,Springfield, Illinois

MICHAEL J. O'BRIEN, The Graver Company, Union, NewJersey

FRANCIS CUTLER, Southern California Edison Company,Paramount, California

J. IRVING, Purolite International Limited, Pontyclun, Wales

EDWARD W. EKIS, Jr., Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville,Illinois, JOSEPH A. KOWALEWSKI, KENNETH W.AUGUSTINE, Entergy Operations, Inc., Arkansas Nuclear One,Russelville, Arkansas

DENNIS JONES, Monongahela Power Company, Willow Island,West Virginia, RALPH E. MICKEL, Epicor, Incorporated, Linden,New Jersey

ANGELA ERVIN, KATHLEEN HARDY, Naval Research

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IWC-91-49 Paper Yes


IWC-91-48 Paper Yes





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Transmitters

Neutral pH Process for On-Line Cleaning and Passivation of Hot andChilled Water Systems

Neutral pH Process for On-Line Cleaning and Passivation of Hot andChilled Water Systems

Copper Problems at Laramie River Station

Copper Problems at Laramie River Station

Computerized Ion Association Model Profiles Complete Range of CoolingSystem Parameters

Water Treatment with Liquid Chlorine (Direct Feed of Elemental, LiquidChlorine into Water)

Maintaining Efficiency of an Electrochlorination Disinfection SystemOperating in Adverse Seawater Conditions

Case History - Investigation, Inspection and Treatment ProgramDeveloped for Nuclear Service Water Cooling System Corrosion Control

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Laboratory, Washington, DC

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc., EastStroudsburg, Pennsylvania

KURT D. HEINZ, Dearborn Division, W.R. Grace & Company,Lake Zurich, Illinois, J. A. GRAY, Dearborn Chemical Co. Ltd.(Canada), Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

W. B. WILLSEY, W.B. Willsey Associates Inc., Cherry Hill, NewJersey

THOMAS FITZSIMMONS, Basin Electric Power Cooperative,Bismarck, North Dakota, BRIAN LARSON, Basin Electric PowerCooperative, Wheatland, Wyoming, STEVEN T. ARRINGTON,Halliburton Industrial Services, Duncan, Oklahoma,LAWRENCE SLABODNIK, Halliburton Industrial Services,Brighton, Colorado

ROBERT J. FERGUSON, French Creek Software, Inc.,Malvern, Pennsylvania

GERALD F. CONNELL, W. BLAIR JONES, Capital ControlsCompany, Inc. Colmar, Pennsylvania

ROY BOLTON, CEDRIC MARSON, NEI Thompson Kennicott,Ettingshall, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, United Kingdom,JAMES W. BESS, Jr., CHARLES D. ELLINGSON, DAVID W.HILL, Eltech International Corporation,Sugar Land, Texas

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Evergreen, Colorado, TAMMY O. BRICE, Gulf States Utilities -River Bend, St. Francisville, Louisiana

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IWC-91-41 Paper Yes



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Electron Microprobe Analysis of Zinc and Molybdate Films on Mild SteelSurfaces

Practical Approach for Monitoring Biofilms, Microbiological Corrosion

An Environmentally Sound Alternative for Microbiological Control in PowerPlant Cool1ng Systems

An Environmentally Sound Alternative for Microbiological Control in PowerPlant Cooling Systems

An Environmentally Sound Alternative for Microbiological Control in PowerPlant Cooling Systems

Cooling Tower Biofouling Control: A Case History

Strategies for the Mitigation of MIC in Industrial Water Systems

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River Bend, St. Francisville, Louisiana

D. HARTWICK, Dearborn Canada, Mississauga, Ontario,Canada, J. RICHARDSON, D. LITTLE, Dearborn Division, W.R.Grace, Lake Zurich, Illinois, M. PETERS, W.R. Grace &Company, Columbia, Maryland

J. FRED WILKES, Consulting Chemical Engineer, Titusville,Florida, RENATO ARAUJO DA SILVA, Aquatec Quimica S.A.,Sao Paulo, Brasil, HECTOR AUGUSTO VIDELA, INIFTA -Faculty of Exact Sciences, Universidad, Nacional de La Plata,La Plata, Argentina

ANON

DAVE KARLOVICH, JOE KOSTYAL, Betz Industrial, Trevose,Pennsylvania, LAURA WEBER, GPU Three Mile Island NuclearPlant, Middletown, Pennsylvania

DAVE KARLOVICH, JOE KOSTYAL, Betz Industrial, Trevose,Pennsylvania, LAURA WEBER, GPU Three Mile Island NuclearPlant, Middletown, Pennsylvania

CATHERINE BOLIN, Duke Power Company, Clover, SouthCarolina, GARY WARD, Duke Power Company, Charlotte,North Carolina, JOHN DERWORT, Duke Power Company,Huntersville, North Carolina

RICHARD W. LUTEY, Buckman Laboratories International,Memphis, Tennessee, PAMELA J. ALLISON, BuckmanLaboratories (Pty) Ltd., Hammarsdal, Natal, South Africa

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IWC-91-35 Paper Yes



IWC-91-34 Paper Yes




IWC-91-32 Paper Yes

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Why Morpholine

Powdered Ion Exchange Resin Performance in Morpholine TreatedCondensate

The Impact of a Passivating Agent on Condensate Polishing IonExchange Resins

The Impact of a Passivating Agent on Condensate Polishing IonExchange Resins

Life Prediction of Ion Exchange Resins in BWR Condensate Demineralizer



Approach to Chemical Steady-State in Steam Generating Systems

An Experimental Study of the Volatility of Ammonium Chloride fromAqueous Solutions to High Temperatures

An Experimental Study of the Volatility of Ammonium Chloride fromAqueous Solutions to High Temperatures

An Experimental Study of the Volatility of Ammonium Chloride from

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JOHN E. KRISTENSEN, New York Power Authority, Buchanan,New York

BRUCE L. LIBUTTI, KURT BOZENMAYER, Graver Chemical,Division of the Graver Company, Union, New Jersey

M. A. SADLER, Consultant, Bristol, England

WILLIAM L. TRACE, JOHN D. ZUPANOVICH, JOHN W. BISH,Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

PHILIP J. D'ANGELO, Philadelphia Electric Company, Wayne,Pennsylvania

ICHIRO INAMI, Toshiba Corporation, Kawasaki, Japan,YOSHITAKE MORIKAWA, KATSUJI MAEDA, ToshibaCorporation, Yokohama, Japan, TAKESHI IZUMI, HIDEOKAWAZU, Ebara Corporation, Fujisawa, Japan

ICHIRO INAMI, Toshiba Corporation, Kawasaki, Japan,YOSHITAKE MORIKAWA, KATSUJI MAEDA, ToshibaCorporation, Yokohama, Japan, TAKESHI IZUMI, HIDEOKAWAZU, Ebara Corporation, Fujisawa, Japan

J. J. BURCHILL, E. J. FULLER, Drew Division of AshlandChemical, Boonton, New Jersey


J. M. SIMONSON, DONALD A. PALMER, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee

J. M. SIMONSON, DONALD A. PALMER, Oak Ridge National

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IWC-91-31 Paper No



IWC-91-30 Paper Yes





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Aqueous Solutions to High Temperatures

Global Treatment for Steam Generation and Distribution System

History Case - Global Treatment for Steam Generation and DistributionSystem

Experience of Reactor Water Quality Improvement in BWR Plants



Tapered Mixing Improves the Polymer Performance in WastewaterTreatment

Selective Ion Exchange Resins for Toxic Metal Removal

Water Purification System by Distillation Using Hydrophobic Membrane

Toxics Reduction Evaluations Procedures and Case Histories

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Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee


CLAUDIA RIBEIRO, SAMUEL SID, Copesul-CompanhiaPetroquimica Do Sul, Triunfo, RS, Brasil

JOHN M. RIDDLE, Halliburton NUS Environmental Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

KATSUJI MAEDA, MASAHIRO NAKAMURA, ToshibaCorporation, Yokohama, Japan, KATSUMI NAGASAWA,Toshiba Engineering Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, YASUMICHIHIRAHARA, TOSHIAKI SAKAI, KAZUYUKI HARAGUCHI,Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo, Japan

KATSUJI MAEDA, MASAHIRO NAKAMURA, ToshibaCorporation, Yokohama, Japan, KATSUMI NAGASAWA,Toshiba Engineering Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, YASUMICHIHIRAHARA, TOSHIAKI SAKAI, KAZUYUKI HARAGUCHI,Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo, Japan

YONG H. KIM, CARL L. BRAZELTON, Stranco, Inc., Bradley,Illinois

F. X. McGARVEY, D. TAMAKI, Sybron Chemicals, Inc.,Birmingham, New Jersey

HIDEAKI KUROKAWA, TOSHIO SAWA, Energy ResearchLaboratory, Hitachi Ltd. Ibaraki, Japan, NOBUATSU HAYASHI,HIROAKI YODA, Tsuchiura Works, Hitachi, Ltd, Ibaraki, Japan

WALTER ZABBAN, The Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

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IWC-91-25 Paper Yes






IWC-91-22 Paper Yes



IWC-91-21 Paper Yes

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Toxics Reduction Evaluations Procedures and Case Histories

The Treatment and Disposal of Wastewaters from Flue GasDesulfurization Plant



Advances in the Use of Membrane Technology for the On-LineMeasurements of Dissolved Carbon Dioxide at the UgKg-1 Level in UltraPure Water

Iodine-Bias Analyzer for Monitoring and Control of Chlorine and SulfiteResiduals

Iodine-Bias Analyzer for Monitoring and Control of Chlorine and SulfiteResiduals

The Use of a Continuous On-Line Chemical Reductant Analyzer forEffective Monitoring and Control of Oxygen Scavenger Dosing



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Pennsylvania

DANIEL C. FINN, THOMAS J. O'TOOLE, DENNIS R. SHAFER,The Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

EDGAR G. PAULSON, Edgar G. Paulson, P.E., Richmond ,Virginia

MAREK K. MIERZEJEWSKI, Infilco Degremont Inc., Richmond,Virginia

MAREK K. MIERZEJEWSKI, Infilco Degremont Inc., Richmond,Virginia

ERIC V. MAUGHAN, Krohne (Pty) Ltd., Halfway House, SouthAfrica, GERHARD GERICKE, GERRIT W. LOK, ESKOM,Cleveland, South Africa

EARL L. HENN, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

WAYNE B. HUEBNER, Wallace & Tiernan, Belleville, NewJersey

DAVID F. PENSENSTADLER, Halliburton NUS EnvironmentalCorp., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

KAJ D. RONDUM, WINSTON S. GO, Drew Industrial Division,Ashland Chemical, Inc., Boonton, New Jersey, JOHN C.HENIGIN, AMETEK Process & Analytical Instruments Div.,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

KAJ D. RONDUM, WINSTON S. GO, Drew Industrial Division,Ashland Chemical, Inc., Boonton, New Jersey, JOHN C.HENIGIN, AMETEK Process & Analytical Instruments Div.,

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IWC-91-20 Report No



IWC-91-19 Paper Yes



IWC-91-18 Paper Yes



IWC-91-17 Paper Yes


IWC-91-16 Paper Yes

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New Electrode Pair for Measurement of Parts Per Trillion Sodium Ion inHigh Purity Water Systems

Carbon Dioxide and Fossil Plant Cycle Chemistry



Laboratory Scale Modeling of Localized Corrosion in a CoordinatedPhosphate Program at Severe Operating Conditions



Boiler Pressure Drop: Review of ENEL Cycle Chemistry Experience



Future Direction of Cycle Chemistry Based on an Extensive MonitoringProgram

Future Direction of Cycle Chemistry Based on an Extensive MonitoringProgram

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

MARTIN S. FRANT, CHARLES S. BAER, Orion Research, Inc.,Boston, Massachusetts


ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG, Mannheim,Germany

ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG, Mannheim,Germany

JAMES K. RICE, James K. Rice, Chartered, Olney, Maryland


A. C. McDONALD, D. J. KOTWICA, S. B. PRUETT, B. L.TRACY, Betz Laboratories, Inc., The Woodlands, Texas

GEORGE J. VERIB, Ohio Edison, Stow, Ohio

F. SIGON, ENEL/CRTN, Milano Italy, G. QUADRI,ENEL/Construction Department, Piacenza, Italy

F. SIGON, ENEL/CRTN, Milano Italy, G. QUADRI,ENEL/Construction Department, Piacenza, Italy

DONALD D. GOLDSTROHM, Salt River Project, Saint Johns,Arizona

A. F. ASCHOFF, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, Illinois, R. B.DOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

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IWC-91-15 Paper Yes



IWC-91-13 Paper Yes



IWC-91-11 Paper Yes



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Remote Monitoring and Performance of Ultrapure Make-Up System atSurry Nuclear Station



Benefits of Replacing Two-Bed IX with Two-Pass Reverse Osmosis inHigh Pressure Drum Boiler Application for the Power Utility Industry

Triple Membrane Makeup Water Treatment at Four Nuclear Power Plants

Triple Membrane Makeup Water Treatment at Four Nuclear Power Plants

Desalting Brackish Water with Seawater Membranes

Operating Experience of a Full Size Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) Plant forSilica Removal from the Borated Water Streams in a Nuclear PowerGenerating Station

Operating Experience of a Full Size Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) Plant forSilica Removal from the Borated Water Streams in a Nuclear PowerGenerating Station

Zinc Based Corrosion Inhibitor Study at the Bruce Mansfield Plant

Surface Analytical Investigation of Triazole Inhibitor Layers on Brass

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CHARLES M. CUMMINGS, Fluid Systems Corporation, SanDiego, California

WILLIAM S. MILLER,, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, Virginia, BASILL. BELSCHES, ED BRENNAN, Virginia Power Company, Surry,Virginia

WILLIAM S. MILLER, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, Virginia, BASILL. BELSCHES, ED BRENNAN, Virginia Power Company,Surry, Virginia

CHARLIE HENRY, T.U. Electric, Dallas, Texas, STEVEPARKER, T.U., Electric - Stryker Creek SES, Jacksonville,Texas, DEAN REED, Medro Systems, Inc., McKinney, Texas

TIM BASHFORD, Hewlett-Packard, Boise, Idaho

HENRY C. VALCOUR, Jr., Ionics, Incorporated, Watertown,Massachusetts

MICHAEL L. WISDOM, Destec Energy, Inc., Houston, Texas,PHIL V. QUALLS, West Texas Utilities Co., Vernon, Texas

RICK LESAN, Hydranautics, San Diego, California

DAVID B. MALKMUS, South Carolina Electric & Gas Company,Jenkinsville, South Carolina, JAMES C. CHEN, PetroliteEquipment & Instruments Group, Houston, Texas

JEFFREY STEWART, Pennsylvania Power Company,Shippingport, Pennsylvania

REIMER HOLM, DAVID A. BERG, Mobay Corporation,

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IWC-91-02 Paper Yes


IWC-91-01 Paper Yes



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New Pitting Corrosion Inhibitor for 90/10 Cu/Ni in Cooling Tower ServiceWaters

The Synthesis of Organophosphonic Polymers and Research of theirAbilities to Control Corrosion and Scale

ECLSS Water Processor Multifiltration Unibeds Used Aboard UnitedStates Space Station Freedom

Design and Start-Up of the Zero Discharge Facility at Ocean State Power

Ammonia Regeneration of Weak Based Anion Exchangers in Utility Plants

Ammonia Regeneration of Weak Based Anion Exchangers in Utility Plants

First Year's Operation of Alternative Demineralizer Technology at PSIEnergy's Edwardsport Generating Station

First Year's Operation of Alternative Demineralizer Technology at PSIEnergy's Edwardsport Generating Station

None

A Performance Driven Approach to Cooling Water Treatment Evaluation

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, JOHANNES EICKMANS, DIETERHOLTKAMP, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany, HEINZ-JOACHIM ROTHER, Bayer AG, Krefeld-Uerdingen, Germany

DAN P. VANDERPOOL, SUSAN P. REY, Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

WANG ZU-MO, CHEN KANG, East China University ofChemical Technology, Shanghai, People's Republic of China

CLARENCE D. COLLEY, Boeing Defense and Space Group,Huntsville, Alabama

JULIUS ISAAC, JOSE P. LOZADA, Ebasco Services Inc., NewYork, New York


JOSEPH F. SELANN, DAVID BROMLEY Engineering (1983)Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, DILIP P. DESHPANDE,Alberta Power Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

KENNETH H. FREDERICK, Ion Exchange Associates, Inc.,Reading, Pennsylvania

GEORGE C. FLYNN, The Permutit Company, Inc., Warren,New Jersey, T. K. SPAULDING, PSI Energy Inc., Plainfield,Indiana

RITA SCHMIDT SUDMAN, Water Education Foundation,Sacramento, California

HOWARD KLEE Jr., Amoco Oil Company, Whiting, Illinois,MICHAEL A. WINTERS, Amoco Research Center, Naperville

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IWC-90-58 Paper Yes



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Chemical Changes in Water/Steam Cycle of Fossil Power Plants underCycling Conditions - Danish Contribution to EPRI RP 2712-3

Problems in the Use of Oil Field Water as Makeup to a Cogeneration Plant

High-Rate Sub-Micron Vortisand Filter

Continuous On-Line Monitoring of H2S and Combustible Gases in CoolingWater

An ASTM D2777-86 Based PC Program for Evaluating CollaborativeLaboratory Method Performance

An ASTM D2777-86 Based PC Program for Evaluating CollaborativeLaboratory Method Performance

Steam Cycle Passivation and Corrosion Protection in Boiler Systems

A Unique Empirical Method for Defining Concentrations of Volatile andNon-Volatile Boiler Water Additives in Steam Generating Systems

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Illinois,

KAROL DAUCIK, Skaerbaekvaerket I/S, Fredericia, Denmark

MICHAEL W. VERA, Mt. Poso Operating Company, Bakersfield,California

DANIEL J. KELLY, ALAIN BLAIS, Sonitec, Inc., Holyoke,Massachusetts

MIKE E. ROGERS, ANANTH VENKATRAMAN, DAVEBRYENTON, Syncrude Canada Ltd., Fort McMurray, Alberta,Canada

Dr. ROBERT J. FAUST, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

BEN C. EDMONDSON, Inquiry Computer Systems, Ltd., SanLouis Obispo, California, L. W. STANTON, California StateUniversity – Fullerton, Placentia, California, R. F. MADDALONE,TRW Inc, Redondo Beach, California, JAMES K. RICE,Consultant, Olney, Maryland, WINSTON CHOW, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California

J. A. KELLY, C. M. HWA, J. C. FAN, Dearborn Division, W.R.Grace & Company, Lake Zurich, Illinois, K. L. ROSSEL,Dearborn Chemical Company, Canada

EVERETT J. FULLER, Consultant, Drew Industrial Division,Boonton, New Jersey, DOUGLAS B. DEWITT-DICK, DrewIndustrial, Boonton, New Jersey, GARRY L. WHEELER, KansasCity Power & Light, Kansas City, Missouri

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IWC-90-51 Paper Yes



IWC-90-50 Paper Yes


IWC-90-49 Paper Yes


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Cycle Chemistry and Diagnosis for Resin Intrusion in Once Through FossilPower Plants with AVT/CWT Conditioning in Plant Evaluations

Influence of Dissolved Chemicals to Corrosion of Mild Steel in HighTemperature Vapor/Condensed Water

Improved Diluter Module for Sub-PPB Ion Analysis in Power Plant CycleWater

Improved Diluter Module for Sub-PPB Ion Analysis in Power Plant CycleWater

Automation of Total Iron Concentration Monitoring on Start-Up of FossilPower Plants



Installation of a New Secondary Chemistry Laboratory and DataManagement System at the Salem Nuclear Generating Station

Installation of a New Secondary Chemistry Laboratory and DataManagement System at the Salem Nuclear Generating Station

Project Discovery - Entergy Operations' Program for Evaluating WaterTreatment Proposals

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F. SIGON, C. ZAGANO, ENEL/DSR-CRTN, Milano, Italy, G.QUADRI, ENEL/DCO-ULP, Piacenza, Italy

SHIRO TAYA, KATSUHIKO MOMOZAKI, Kurita WaterIndustries, Tokyo, Japan

FRANCIS M. CUTLER, Southern California Edison, Paramount,California

C. RICHARD NOLAN, DAVID F. PENSENSTADLER, NUSCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania


MASATAKA SUDA, Kyushu Electric Power Co., Ltd., Tokyo,Japan, YASUTO FUTAGOISHI, Nikkiso Company, Ltd., Tokyo,Japan

MASATAKA SUDA, Kyushu Electric Power Co., Ltd., Tokyo,Japan, YASUTO FUTAGOISHI, Nikkiso Company, Ltd., Tokyo,Japan

WILLIAM GREENAWAY, Bechtel Savanah River, Inc., NorthAugusta, South Carolina

NORMAN SEVRIN, HARRY MILLER, Public Service Electric &Gas Company, Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey, SUSAN M.WOZNIAK, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, DAVID F. PENSENSTADLER, NUS Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

TORRY J. TVEDT, Dow Chemical Company, Freeport, Texas

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IWC-90-48AC Prepared Discussion Yes

IWC-90-48 Paper Yes


IWC-90-47 Paper Yes


IWC-90-46 Paper Yes



IWC-90-45 Paper Yes


IWC-90-44 Paper Yes

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Project Discovery - Entergy Operations' Program for Evaluating WaterTreatment Proposals

Project Discovery-Entergy Operations' Program for Evaluating WaterTreatment Proposals

Microprocessor Based Cooling Tower Controls - An Overview

Microprocessor Based Cooling Tower Controls - An Overview

Application of a Self-Calibrating, Micro-Processor-Driven, Metering Deviceto a Utility Once Through Cooling System

The Impact of Computer Models on New Plant Utility Systems



Corrosion Rate and Chemical-Physical Parameter Monitoring During theStart-Up of the Piombino Power Plant, Group 4

Corrosion Rate and Chemical-Physical Parameter Monitoring During theStart-Up of the Piombino Power Plant, Group 4

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JANE E. ANTOINE, GARY C. COKER, STEVEN D. LEE, G. O.SMITH, Entergy Operations, Port Gibson, Mississippi

JANE E. ANTOINE, GARY C. COKER, STEVEN D. LEE, G. O.SMITH, Entergy Operations, Port Gibson, Mississippi

DENNIS SHEA, Monsanto Chemical Company, Alvin, Texas

DAN MORRIS, Morr Control, Inc., Muskogee, Oklahoma,JOANNE KUCHINSKI, Drew Industrial Division, Boonton, NewJersey

CHRISTINE STUART, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville,Illinois

BYRON PERRIGO, RAYMOND M. POST, Betz Industrial,Trevose, Pennsylvania, THOMAS CLAY, Betz EquipmentServices Div., Horsham, Pennsylvania, STEPHEN R. PAYNE,Texas Utilities Electric Company, Colorado City, Texas

ARTHUR J. FREEDMAN, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc., Califon,New Jersey

SIDNEY T. COSTA, MEI H. HWANG, CHARLES J.McCLOSKEY, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

SIDNEY T. COSTA, MEI H. HWANG, CHARLES J.McCLOSKEY, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JOE LUX, Consultant, Massillon, Ohio

PIETRO PINACCI, MARCO FERRARI, G. BUZZANCO, CISETechnologie Innovative Spa., Segrate, Italy, P. V. SCOLARI,ENEL/DCO-ULP, Piacenza, Italy

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IWC-90-43 Paper Yes



IWC-90-42 Paper Yes



IWC-90-41 Paper Yes


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Makeup Treatment for Fossil Utility Plant Steam - Water Cycles

Makeup Treatment for Fossil Utility Plant Steam - Water Cycles

Makeup Treatment for Fossil Utility Plant Steam/ Water Cycles

Combined Water Treatment (CWT) in Once Through Boilers: ENELExperience



International Water Treatment Practices and Experience



New High Velocity Spiral Wound MF-UF-RO Element Design Constructedwith an "M" Path, Open Channel, Feed Separator

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K. ANTHONY SELBY, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Evergreen,Colorado

KEVIN J. SHIELDS, DAVID A. CLINE, Jr., Sheppard T. PowellAssociates, Baltimore, Maryland, R. BARRY DOOLEY, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

KEVIN J. SHIELDS, DAVID A. CLINE, Jr., Sheppard T. PowellAssociates, Baltimore, Maryland, R. BARRY DOOLEY, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, California


G. QUADRI, P. V. SCOLARI, ENEL-DCO-ULP, Piancenza,Italy, G. P. SCALARI, ENEL-DPT, Pisa, Italy, F. SIGON, ENEL-DSR-CRTN, Milano, Italy

G. QUADRI, P. V. SCOLARI, ENEL-DCO-ULP, Piancenza,Italy, G. P. SCALARI, ENEL-DPT, Pisa, Italy, F. SIGON, ENEL-DSR-CRTN, Milano, Italy

ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwork Mannheim AG, FederalRepublic of Germany

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, BARRYDOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, BARRYDOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

BURNETT SCHNEIDER, RICHARD A. RIDDLE, Aqua-Chem,Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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IWC-90-38 Paper Yes


IWC-90-37 Paper Yes


IWC-90-36 Paper Yes


IWC-90-34 Report No



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with an "M" Path, Open Channel, Feed Separator

A New Microfiltration Membrane Separation Process for Water Treatment

A New Microfiltration Membrane Separation Process for Water Treatment

Ultrafiltration with Spiral Wound Membrane Technology

Ultrafiltration with Spiral Wound Membrane Technology

Approaches to Two-Pass Reverse Osmosis

Approaches to Two-Pass Reverse Osmosis

A Report on the Use of Organic Removal Ion Exchanger in Treatment ofDrinking Water - 3 Years of Operation at Hotel Soaltee Oberoi,Kathmandu, Nepal

Operational Experience of Condensate Polishing with Hollow FibrousFilter on Power Plants

Field Performance of a Two-Bed Deionization Unit EmployingCountercurrent Regeneration of the Cation Exchange Beds

Optical Sizing vs. Hand Screening

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Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin

RANDOLPH L. TRUBY, UOP Fluid Systems Corporation, SanDiego, California

G. R. GROVES, Epoc Water, Inc., Fresno, California

PETER DOWN, Romicon, Woburn, Massachusetts

RICHARD E. IDE, DANIEL L. COMSTOCK, DesalinationSystems, Inc., Escondido, California

WILLIAM J. CONLON, Stone & Webster Technology Services,Fort Lauderdale, Florida

LEE COMB, ANITA TUCH, Osmonics, Inc., Minnetonka,Minnesota

V. C. MALSHE, B. B. SHAHI, S. N. CHILEKAR, S. S.SHIRODKAR, Ion Exchange (India) Ltd., Bombay, India

NORIYUKI SASAKI, TAKAO BABU, SHINICHI YAMAGUCHI,MATSUJI MAEDA, SACHIO DOL, Toshiba Corporation,Yokohama, Japan, OSAMU AMANO, Tokyo Electric Power Co.Tokyo, Japan

F. X. McGARVEY, Sybron Chemicals, Inc., Birmingham, NewJersey, M. MOLDOFSKY, Sybron Chemicals, Inc., Houston,Texas, J. C. DROMGOOLE, Fort Bend Services, Inc., SugarLand, Texas, LARRY REED, HOH Systems, Inc., Katy, Texas,LAWRENCE STEINBACK, University of Texas, Austin, Texas

GERARD OTTEN, SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,Pennsylvania

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IWC-90-24 Paper Yes

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Selective Sorbents for Water Purification in Nuclear Systems

Control of Iron and Silica with Polymeric Dispersants

Successful Bromine Chloride Use in Cooling Water Treatment

Effectively Dispersing Muds and Silts in Power Plant Cooling WaterSystems

Laboratory Methods for Evaluating Generic Cooling Water Additives

A Portable Test Facility for Evaluating Condenser Microbiological FoulingControl Options

Controlling Sludge Dewatering with Streaming Current and AdvancedMicroprocessor Technology

Controlling Sludge Dewatering with Streaming Current and AdvancedMicroprocessor Technology

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SHELTON. A. DIAS, Ontario Hydro Research Division, Toronto,Ontario, Canada, BABU R. NOTT, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, California

WILLIAM M. HANN, S. T. ROBERTSON, Rohm and HaasCompany, Spring House, Pennsylvania

ERNEST SANGER, Indianapolis Power & Light, Indianapolis,Indiana, GERALD F. CONNELL, Capital Controls Company,Inc., Colmar, Pennsylvania

J. MIKE BROWN, Betz Laboratories, Inc., The Woodlands,Texas, JIM POLITO, Betz industrial, Cincinnati, Ohio, KEVINDENNIS, Appalachian Power Company, ew Haven, WestVirginia

BRUCE W. VIGON, DAVID P. EVERS, Battelle MemorialInstitute, Columbus, Ohio, WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Electric Power Research Institute,Palo Alto, California, CHARLES D. HARDY, Heat ExchangerSystems, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts, JOHN F. GAREY,Marine Biocontrol Corp., Sandwich, Massachusetts, B. A.BENNETT, Stow Engineering Corporation, Quincy,Massachusetts

BOSCO HO, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JAMES B. CARLING, Milton Roy Company, Ivyland,Pennsylvania, KHAI TRAN, Ashbrook-Simon-Hartley, Houston,Texas

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IWC-90-23 Paper Yes



IWC-90-22 Paper Yes


IWC-90-21 Paper Yes

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Treatment of McIntosh Power Plant Process Waste Waters by the Sulfide-Assisted Iron Coprecipitation Process

Treatment of McIntosh Power Plant Process Waste Waters by the Sulfide-Assisted Iron Coprecipitation Process

Treatment of McIntosh Power Plant Process Wastewaters by the Sulfide-Assisted Iron Coprecipitation Process

An On-Site Chemical Treatment for Thiourea in Boiler Chemical CleaningWastes



Treatment of a Hazardous Landfill Leachate

Treatment of a Hazardous Landfill Leachate

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WALTER ZABBAN, Consultant, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

CHARLES D. GARING, McIntosh Power Plant, Lakeland,Florida, LESTER C. WEBB, KENNETH R. WEISS, Black &Veatch, Kansas City, Missouri

CHARLES D. GARING, McIntosh Power Plant, Lakeland,Florida, LESTER C. WEBB, KENNETH R. WEISS, Black &Veatch, Kansas City, Missouri

ROBERT CHIESA, RMT Inc., Madison, Wisconsin

STANLEY B. McCONNELL, Dowell Schlumberger, Tulsa,Oklahoma, JAMES RUCK, Dowell Schlumberger, Torrance,California, ED F. HOY, Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan

STANLEY B. McCONNELL, Dowell Schlumberger, Tulsa,Oklahoma, JAMES RUCK, Dowell Schlumberger, Torrance,California, ED F. HOY, Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan

ROBERT M. ROSAIN, CH2M Hill, Bellevue, Washington

RANDALL K. DRAZBA, Floyde Browne Associates, Inc.,Marion, Ohio, GARY P. FRITSCH, Zimpro/Passavant, Inc.,Rothschild, Wisconsin, JAMES E. HAMILTON, EnvirosafeServices of Ohio, Oregon, Ohio, MICHAEL S. WELSH,Envirosafe Management Sevices, Inc. Valley Forge,Pennsylvania

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IWC-90-19 Paper Yes



IWC-90-18 Paper Yes



IWC-90-17 Paper Yes


IWC-90-16 Paper Yes


IWC-90-15 Paper Yes

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Comparison of Operating Data from Three Type I Gel Anion Resins

Comparison of Operating Data from Three Type I Gel Anion Resins

Impact of Particle Size on Single Bed Demineralizer Performance



Development of a Resin to Selectively Remove Nitrates from a WaterSupply



Major Advances of Chemical Treatment of Cooling Water in China overthe Last Decade

Major Advances of Chemical Treatment of Cooling Water in China overthe Last Decade

Economics and Performance of Cooling Tower Ozonation: Six CaseHistories

Economics and Performance of Cooling Tower Ozonation: Six CaseHistories

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CLARENCE COLLEY, Boeing, Huntsville, Alabama

MICHAEL J. KASZYSKI, KENNETH L. FULFORD, AT&TMicroelectronics, Allentown, Pennsylvania, MICHAEL C.HUGHES, JAMES T. CARGO, AT&T Bell Laboratories,Allentown, Pennsylvania

BRIAN HOFFMAN, Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania



JERRY GUTER, Boyle Engineering, Bakersfield, California

L. S. GOLDEN, J. IRVING, Purolite International Limited,Pontyclun, Wales

L. S. GOLDEN, J. IRVING, Purolite International Limited,Pontyclun, Wales


QINAI BAO, Jinling Petrochemical Corporation, Nanjing,Jiangsu, China

TOM LARONGE, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc., Vancouver,Washington

ALAN PRYOR, National Water Management Corp., San Jose,California, MICHAEL BUKAY, Michael Bukay & Associates, San

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IWC-90-14 Paper Yes


IWC-90-13 Paper Yes



IWC-90-12 Paper Yes



IWC-90-11 Paper Yes

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Macrofouling Control

Macrofouling Control

Current Cooling Water Corrosion Control Technology

Current Cooling Water Corrosion Control Technology

Ten Years Experience with Reverse Flow Dual Stratified Bed Systems inChina



Development of Nuclear Grade Resins and its Performance in a PowerPlant in India



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Jose, California

JOHN F. GAREY, Marine Biocontrol, Sandwich, Massachusetts

MICHAEL G. TRULEAR, EDWARD W. EKIS, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, Illinois, GEORGE ELLIOT, NorthernIreland Electricity, Northern Ireland

ALAN M. YEOMAN, Ciba-Geigy Ardsley, New York

JOHN P. TERRY, CRYSTAL W. YATES, BuckmanLaboratories, Memphis, Tennessee

JOHN UNGAR, Dianex Systems, Inc., Lockport, New York

ZHANG SHUCHUN, Tianjin Petrochemical Corp., Tianjin,China, JOHN C. KONEN, Rohm and Haas, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania, PETER A. YARNELL, Rohm and Haas, SpringHouse, Pennsylvania

ZHANG SHUCHUN, Tianjin Petrochemical Corp., Tianjin,China, JOHN C. KONEN, Rohm and Haas, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania, PETER A. YARNELL, Rohm and Haas, SpringHouse, Pennsylvania

HAROLD F. SAUFLEY, Sybron Chemicals, Inc., Birmingham,New Jersey

V. V. NAIK, A. NATARAJAN, Thermax Limited, Pune,Maharashtra, India, K. S. KRISHNA RAO, E. G. A.NAMBOODIRI, Nuclear Power Corporation, Kalpakkam, India

V. V. NAIK, A. NATARAJAN, Thermax Limited, Pune,Maharashtra, India, K. S. KRISHNA RAO, E. G. A.

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IWC-90-10 Paper Yes



IWC-90-09 Paper Yes


IWC-90-08 Paper Yes


IWC-90-07 Paper Yes


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Performance Analysis and Upgrading of Spherical Condensate Polishers



Condensate Polishing at Elevated Temperatures



Zero Blowdown - A Solution for Water Conservation

Zero Blowdown - A Solution for Water Conservation

Secondary Effluent Provides Vital Source of Process Water for Waste toEnergy Facility

Secondary Effluent Provides Vital Source of Process Water for Waste toEnergy Facility

Water Treatment at the Filer City Cogeneration Plant

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NAMBOODIRI, Nuclear Power Corporation, Kalpakkam, India

BRUCE I. TRIPP, Pacific Gas & Electric, Avila Beach, California

PHILIP W. RENOUF, Waterscience International, Pty. Ltd.,Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, GORDON DEANS,Electricity Commission of New South WalesEraring, New South Wales, Australia

PHILIP W. RENOUF, Waterscience International, Pty. Ltd.,Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, GORDON DEANS,Electricity Commission of New South Wales, Eraring, NewSouth Wales, Australia

SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Malvern, Pennsylvania

W. A. MARCHEWKA, J. D. ASPEN, J. B. CONLIN, ESKOM,Johannesburg, South Africa

W. A. MARCHEWKA, J. D. ASPEN, J. B. CONLIN, ESKOM,Johannesburg, South Africa

JACK MATSON, University of Houston, Houston, Texas

STEPHEN J. GAGNEPAIN, Stratton Energy Associates, Hydra-Co., Stratton, Maine, DANIEL A. MEIER, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, Illinois

ANDREW F. McCLURE, NUS Corporation, Aiken, SouthCarolina

LARRY GURNARI, ROBERT O'CONNELL, Graver Water,Union, New Jersey, VINOD SHARMA, ROBERT GRAHAM,Ogden Projects, Inc., Fairfield, New Jersey

GREGORY A OSEN, Glegg Water Conditioning, Guelph,

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IWC-90-06 Paper Yes



IWC-90-05 Paper Yes



IWC-90-04 Paper Yes



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Case Study: Zero Liquid Discharge Water Treatment System at theStratton Energy Project Biomass Power Plant



A No Chemical Waste Ultrapure Water System



Catalytic Hydrogen Deoxygenation and Triple Membrane Demineralizationat North Anna Nuclear Station


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Ontario, Canada

DAVID L. DRUMMONDS, Southern Company Services, Inc.,Birmingham, Alabama

DAVID L. DRUMMONDS, Southern Company Services, Inc.,Birmingham, Alabama

EDGAR G. PAULSON, Consultant, Richmond, Virginia

DAN PETERSON, Resources Conservation Company,Bellevue, Washington, TERRY BRADHAM, SirrineEnvironmental Consultants, Raleigh, North Carolina

DAN PETERSON, Resources Conservation Company,Bellevue, Washington, TERRY BRADHAM, SirrineEnvironmental Consultants, Raleigh, North Carolina

THOMAS A. DAVIS, Graver Water, Union, New Jersey

THOMAS LOCKWOOD, GEORGE WADDINGTON, IonpureTechnologies, Bedford, Massachusetts, PAUL PARISE, Stoneand Webster, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts

THOMAS LOCKWOOD, GEORGE WADDINGTON, IonpureTechnologies, Bedford, Massachusetts, PAUL PARISE, Stoneand Webster, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts

WILLIAM S. MILLER, Ecolochem, Norfolk, Virginia

BRIAN P. HERNON, Ionics, Inc., Watertown, Massachusetts,PRESTON SLOANE, Virginia Electric Power Company, Mineral,Virginia

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IWC-90-02 Paper Yes


IWC-90-01 Paper Yes



IWC-89-61 Paper Yes



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Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station Secondary Sewage Effluent as aCooling Water Source

Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station Secondary Sewage Effluent as aCooling Water Source

A Method for Increased Wastewater Reuse/Recycle at a Coal FiredElectric Power Station

A Method for Increased Wastewater Reuse/Recycle at a Coal FiredElectric Power Station

Main Features of Present Time Water Chemistry in the Soviet Union

ICP Performance for the Measurement of Fourteen Trace Metals in PowerPlant Waste Streams

ICP Performance for the Measurement of Fourteen Trace Metals in PowerPlant Waste Streams

Flushing and Chemically Cleaning New Piping Systems


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PRESTON SLOANE, Virginia Electric Power Company, Mineral,Virginia, BRIAN P. HERNON, Ionics, Inc., Watertown,Massachusetts

WAYNE RICHARDSON Sr., Fluor Daniel Engineering, Irvine,California

THOMAS A. SHAW, SARIANNE RITTENHOUSE, ArizonaPublic Service Company, Phoenix, Arizona, GEORGEPEABODY, Calgon Corporation, Lakewood, Colorado

MARIO SMITH, Stone & Webster Environmental, Houston,Texas

DENNIS H. STONE, Tampa Electric Company, Tampa, Florida,MICHAEL J. WETHERN, Mitco Water Laboratories, Inc., WinterHaven, Florida, SHARON S. WHIPPLE, The Dow ChemicalCompany, Midland, Michigan

OLGA MARTYNOVA, Moscow Power Institute, Moscow, USSR

Dr. ROBERT J. FAUST, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

RAYMOND F. MADDALONE, TRW, Redondo Beach,California, JAMES K. RICE, Consultant, Olney, Maryland,WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

JOHN GATEWOOD, Halliburton Industrial Services Division,Duncan, Oklahoma

ANTHONY D'IPPOLITO, Arizona Public Service Company,Phoenix, Arizona

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IWC-89-60 Paper Yes


IWC-89-59 Paper No



IWC-89-58 Paper Yes



IWC-89-57 Paper Yes


IWC-89-56 Paper Yes



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Innovative Processes Provide Cogeneration Power Plant with the Ability toUtilize Oil Field Water

Innovative Processes Provide Cogeneration Power Plant with the Ability toUtilize Oil Field Water

New High Rate Filter



Advances in High Range Conductivity Measurement for Water Treatment



PLC-Based Distributed Controls: an Economical and Flexible Solution forIndustrial Wastewater Treatment Systems

PLC-Based Distributed Controls: an Economical and Flexible Solution forIndustrial Wastewater Treatment Systems

Computer Control of Reverse Osmosis


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ANTHONY D'IPPOLITO, Arizona Public Service Company,Phoenix, Arizona

R. GREGORY BALMER, Exxon Research & EngineeringCompany, Florham Park, New Jersey

LARRY W. VANDEVENTER, Infilco Degremont Inc., Richmond,Virginia, MICHAEL W. VERA, Mt. Poso Cogeneration Plant,Bakersfield, California

J. D. DARJI, Infilco Degremont Inc., Richmond, Virginia

TAKESHI IWATSUKA, Japan Organo Company, Ltd., Tokyo,Japan

TAKESHI IWATSUKA, Japan Organo Company, Ltd., Tokyo,Japan

ROBERT M. RICKER, Sentry Equipment Corp., Oconomowoc,Wisconsin

DAVID M. GRAY, E. W. SHAFFER, Leeds & Northrup, NorthWales, Pennsylvania

DAVID M. GRAY, E. W. SHAFFER, Leeds & Northrup, NorthWales, Pennsylvania

MICHAEL C. SKRIBA, Westinghouse Electric, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

JAMES L. DUNN, Resources Conservation Company, Bellevue,Washington

HERMANN W. POHLAND, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.,Wilmington, Delaware

LARRY ASHCRAFT, PETE WEAVER, Eastman Kodak

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-89-55 Paper Yes





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Crud Removal Characteristics of Newly Developed Ion Exchange Resins

Mechanism of Crud Removal by Deep Bed Resins

Performance Projections for Anion Resins in Two Bed Demineralizers

A New Resin Separation System for Improved Condensate PolisherPerformance at Virginia Power Company's Surry Nuclear Power Station

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Company, Rochester, New York, FRED WALE, RustInternational Corp., Portland, Oregon, TOM LAHUE, EbaraCorp., Glendale, California, SUSAN MASHIMA, SHINTANIGUCHI, Ebara Corp., Tokyo, Japan

LARRY ASHCRAFT, PETE WEAVER, Eastman KodakCompany, Rochester, New York, FRED WALE, RustInternational Corp., Portland, Oregon, TOM LAHUE, EbaraCorp., Glendale, California, SUSAN MASHIMA, SHINTANIGUCHI, Ebara Corp., Tokyo, Japan

TAKESHI IZUMI, Ebara Corporation, Kanagawa, Japan, HIDEOKAWAZU, Ebara Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, YUKIO HEMMI,NAIG Nuclear Research Lab., Kanagawa, Japan, MASAHIRONAKAMURA, YOSHITAKE MORIKAWA, Toshiba Corporation,Kanagawa, Japan, SUSUMU YOSHIKAWA, Tokyo ElectricPower Company, Tokyo, Japan

ICHIRO INAMI, HIROYUKI NAGAO, Toshiba Corporation,Kawasaki, Japan, MASAHIRO NAKAMURA, ToshibaCorporation, Yokohama, Japan, HIDEO KAWAZU, EbaraCorporation, Tokyo, Japan, SUSUMU YOSHIKAWA, TokyoElectric Power Co., Inc., Tokyo, Japan

MICHAEL C. GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, Inc., Cherry Hill, NewJersey

AL STENGEL, Virginia Power Company, Surry, Virginia,JEROME EARLS, Radiological & Chemical Technology Inc.,San Jose, California, STEPHEN C. FOOR, Illinois WaterTreatment Company, Rockford, Illinois

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IWC-89-48 Paper Yes



IWC-89-47 Paper Yes



IWC-89-46 Paper Yes



IWC-89-42 Paper Yes

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Hideout in PWR Steam Generators during Normal Operation



On-Line Water Chemistry Monitoring at Two Fossil Fired ENEL PowerPlants, Operated According to EPRI Water Chemistry Guidelines



Low Phosphate-Low Sodium Hydroxide Treatment in 2600 psig Boilers atSalt River Projects Coronado Station



A Review of the History of IWC Utility Power Cycle Chemistry

A Totally Integrated Chemistry Data Management System

A Totally Integrated Chemistry Data Management System

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GARY E. BROBST, GEBCO Engineering, Inc., Los Altos,California, GARY BURNS, NUS Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

S. G. SAWOCHKA, NWT Corporation, San Jose, California


C. C. STAUFFER, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Alliance, Ohio

FABIO SIGON, ENEL-DSR-CRTN, Milano, Italy, GIOVANNIQUADRI, ENEL DCO/ULP, Piacenza, Italy, GIOVANNISCALARI, ENEL DPT/SAS,Pisa, Italy

FABIO SIGON, ENEL-DSR-CRTN, Milano, Italy, GIOVANNIQUADRI, ENEL DCO/ULP, Piacenza, Italy, GIOVANNISCALARI, ENEL DPT/SAS,Pisa, Italy

DOUGLAS E. NOLL, Consulting Engineer, Gibsonia,Pennsylvania

DONALD D. GOLDSTROHM, THOMAS W. ROBERTSON, SaltRiver Project, St. Johns, Arizona

DONALD D. GOLDSTROHM, THOMAS W. ROBERTSON, SaltRiver Project, St. Johns, Arizona

F. J. POCOCK, Consultant, Casselberry, Florida, N. J.MRAVICH, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Alliance, Ohio, A.BANWEG, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Barberton, Ohio

DALE SOPOCY, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, Illinois

R. E. ALLEN, Louisiana Power & Light Company, Killona,Louisiana, R. D. McCULLOUGH, Radian Corporation, Austin,

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IWC-89-41 Paper Yes


IWC-89-40 Paper Yes



IWC-89-39 Paper Yes



IWC-89-38 Paper Yes


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Computerized Chemistry Data Acquisition and Management (CCDAMS)

Computerized Chemistry Data Acquisition and Management (CCDAMS)

Operating Experience at a Nuclear Power Plant using Deep Bed CationFilters and Mixed Bed Polishers

Operating Experience at a Nuclear Power Plant using Deep Bed CationFilters and Mixed Bed Polishers

Regeneration of Condensate Polishing Mixed Bed Resins: A Review of 10Years Experience with the Conesep Separation/Regeneration System



Comparative Evaluation of Condensate Polisher Design and Performance



Parts Per Trillion Without Mixed Beds

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Texas

JIM GASSEN, Nalco Chemical Company, Chicago, Illinois

LEROY D. HUGHES, Toledo Edison Company, Oak Harbor,Ohio, BRADLEY D. BARLOCKER, Babcock & Wilcox,Lynchburg, Virginia

BILLY FELLERS, Texas Utilities Electric, Glen Rose, Texas

WILLIAM JOCHER, KIM REYNOLDS, MILTON REJCEK,Houston Light & Power, Wadsworth, Texas, MICHAEL J.O'BRIEN, Graver Water, Union, New Jersey

CARL C. SCHEERER Central Illinois Public Service Co.,Springfield, Illinois

M. A. SADLER, H. R. BOLTON, NEI Thompson Ltd., Kennicott,Wolverhampton, England

M. A. SADLER, H. R. BOLTON, NEI Thompson Ltd., Kennicott,Wolverhampton, England

F. X. McGARVEY, Sybron Chemicals, Inc., Birmingham, NewJersey

ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG, Mannheim,West Germany, FRANCOIS DE DARDEL, Rohm and HaasFrance S.A., Paris, France

ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG, Mannheim,West Germany, FRANCOIS DE DARDEL, Rohm and HaasFrance S.A., Paris, France

Dr. ROBERT KUNIN, Consultant, Yardley, Pennsylvania

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IWC-89-37 Paper Yes


IWC-89-36 Paper Yes



IWC-89-35 Paper Yes


IWC-89-34 Paper Yes

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Water Technology Experiences in Thermal Storage Systems

Water Technology Experiences in Thermal Storage Systems

Field Demonstration of a Moving Manifold Targeted Chlorination Systemat John Sevier Fossil Plant



Search for a Better Cooling Water Monitor

Search for a Better Cooling Water Monitor

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DAVID C. AUERSWALD, FRANCES M. CUTLER, SHAWN S.SIMMONS, Southern California Edison Company, Paramount,California

DAVID C. AUERSWALD, FRANCES M. CUTLER, SHAWN S.SIMMONS, Southern California Edison Company, Paramount,California

K. ANTHONY SELBY, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Evergreen,Colorado

RICHARD M. AHLGREN, Ahlgren Associates, Waukesha,Wisconsin

ALAN L. SMITH, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

BRUCE W. VIGON, NORMAN G. REICHENBACH, BattelleColumbus Division, Columbus, Ohio, ROBERT D. MOSS,Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga, Tennessee,WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

BRUCE W. VIGON, NORMAN G. REICHENBACH, BattelleColumbus Division, Columbus, Ohio, ROBERT D. MOSS,Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga, Tennessee,WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

THOMAS C. BRESKE, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.,Newark, Delaware

PATRICIA ZUNIGA, Amoco Chemical Company, Alvin, Texas,KENNETH MILLER, Amoco Oil Company, Texas City, Texas,

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IWC-89-33 Paper Yes





IWC-89-31 Paper Yes



IWC-89-30 Paper Yes

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Mechanisms of Action of Dimethylamides as a Penetrant/Dispersant inCooling Water Systems

Mechanisms of Action of Dimethylamides as a Penetrant/Dispersant inCooling Water Systems

Understanding Streaming Current: Practical Coagulant Control

Understanding Streaming Current: Practical Coagulant Control

Monitoring Condensate Polisher Operation Using Conductivity (Specific,Cation and Degassed Cation) and Sodium Analysis



On-Site Condensate Monitoring - A Tool for Determining the Effectivenessof Condensate Treatment Programs



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KENNETH MILLER, Amoco Oil Company, Texas City, Texas,MIKE WINTERS, Amoco Research Center, Naperville, Illinois

WILLIAM F. McCOY, Great Lakes Chemical Corporation, WestLafayette, Indiana

RICHARD W. LUTEY, VANJA M. KING, MARYANNCLEGHORN, Buckman Laboratories, Memphis, Tennessee

Dr. E. R. BAUMANN, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa

JAMES B. CARLING, Milton Roy Company, Ivyland,Pennsylvania

WILLIAM E. ALLMON, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Alliance,Ohio

CARL C. SCHEERER, Central Illinois Public Service Company,Springfield, Illinois, JOHN CLUZEL, Rosemount Analytical, Inc.,Cedar Grove, New Jersey, RUSSELL W. LANE, WaterTreatment Consultant, Champaign, Illinois

CARL C. SCHEERER, Central Illinois Public Service Company,Springfield, Illinois, JOHN CLUZEL, Rosemount Analytical, Inc.,Cedar Grove, New Jersey, RUSSELL W. LANE, WaterTreatment Consultant, Champaign, Illinois

DOUGLAS B. DEWITT-DICK, Drew Industrial Division,Boonton, New Jersey

D. G. GINGRICH, Alchem, Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada, D.M. BLOOM, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois

D. G. GINGRICH, Alchem, Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada, D.M. BLOOM, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois

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IWC-89-29 Paper Yes



IWC-89-28 Paper Yes



IWC-89-27 Paper Yes



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Development and Application of an Empirical Diagnostic Tool to OptimizeCondensate Treatment via Amine Tracking



An Economic Optimization Model for Operation of a Pulsed-Resin-Bed IonExchange Loop



Is Total Capacity Measurement an Indicator of Column Performance ofAnion Exchange Resins?



Are all Type I Strong Base Anion Resins Chemically Equal in their Abilityto Polish Condensate?

Are all Type I Strong Base Anion Resins Chemically Equal in their Ability

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T. J. TVEDT, Jr., The Dow Chemical Company, Freeport, Texas

GARY M. REGGIANI, Betz Industrial, The Water ManagementDivision, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose, Pennsylvania,RICHARD PRENTICE, KEN JONES, Betz Industrial, Houston,Texas, GLEN RIDER, Amoco, Texas City, Texas

GARY M. REGGIANI, Betz Industrial, The Water ManagementDivision, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose, Pennsylvania,RICHARD PRENTICE, KEN JONES, Betz Industrial, Houston,Texas, GLEN RIDER, Amoco, Texas City, Texas

MICHAEL C. GOTTLIEB, ResinTech, Cherry Hill, New Jersey

DAVID F. MCLAUGHLIN, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

DAVID F. McLAUGHLIN, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JAMES T. McNULTY, Rohm and Haas Company, SpringHouse, Pennsylvania

F. X. McGARVEY, M. E. CHILDS, R. GONZALEZ, SybronChemicals, Inc., Birmingham, New Jersey

F. X. McGARVEY, M. E. CHILDS, R. GONZALEZ, SybronChemicals, Inc., Birmingham, New Jersey

STEPHEN C. FOOR, Illinois Water Treatment Company,Rockford, Illinois

SALLIE FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,

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IWC-89-26 Paper Yes




IWC-89-24 Paper Yes


IWC-89-23 Paper Yes


IWC-89-22 Paper Yes


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to Polish Condensate?

Are all Type I Strong Base Anion Resins Chemically Equal in their Abilityto Polish Condensate?

Ion Exchange, Past, Present and Future

Removal of Organics by Reverse Osmosis



Case History of a Reverse Osmosis System on High Organic Content WellWater

Case History of a Reverse Osmosis System on High Organic Content WellWater

Computer Simulation of Groundwater Contamination Caused byPetroleum Hydrocarbons Spillage

Computer Simulation of Groundwater Contamination Caused byPetroleum Hydrocarbons Spillage

Removal and Treatment of Dissolved and Floating Organic Compounds ina Contaminated Groundwater

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Pennsylvania

SALLIE FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,Pennsylvania

Dr. ROBERT KUNIN, Consultant, Yardley, Pennsylvania


ABU NURMOHAMED, Partec Lavalin, Inc., Calgary, Alberta,Canada, ROGER COWLES, Syncrude Canada Ltd., Edmonton,Alberta, Canada, MICHAEL E. ROGERS, Syncrude CanadaLtd., Ft. McMurray, Alberta, Canada

ABU NURMOHAMED, Partec Lavalin, Inc., Calgary, Alberta,Canada, ROGER COWLES, Syncrude Canada Ltd., Edmonton,Alberta, Canada, MICHAEL E. ROGERS, Syncrude CanadaLtd., Ft. McMurray, Alberta, Canada

PETER CARTWRIGHT, Cartwright Consulting, Minneapolis,Minnesota

A. ARSENEAUX, L. STONER, Air Products and Chemicals,Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana, S. WHIPPLE, Dow ChemicalCompany, Midland, Michigan

GIANNI O. CHIERUZZI, The Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

JING-YEA YANG, SHI-TAO YEH, Roy F. Weston, Inc., WestChester, Pennsylvania

G. KENT PETERSON, Illinois Water Treatment Company,Rockford, Illinois

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IWC-89-21 Paper Yes



IWC-89-20 Paper Yes


IWC-89-19 Paper Yes


IWC-89-18 Paper Yes




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Separation and Detection of Trace Level Cations and Organic Amines inPower Plant Waters Using Ion Chromatography



Monitoring and Control of a Non-Hydrazine Reducing Agent

Monitoring and Control of a Non-Hydrazine Reducing Agent

The Direct Measurement of Ammonia Alkalinity in "All Volatile" TreatedPower Plant Systems

The Direct Measurement of Ammonia Alkalinity in "All Volatile" TreatedPower Plant Systems

Industrial Water Quality Measurement: a Retrospective/Prospective View

Erosion Corrosion in Power Plants - Single- and Two-Phase FlowExperience, Prediction, NDE Data Management and Remedial Measures

Erosion Corrosion in Power Plants-Single-And Two-Phase Flow

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THOMAS F. KLUMPP, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan, SAMUEL S. TAWNEY, D. ERIC STRANG, EDIEngineering & Science, Grand Rapids, Michigan

THOMAS F. KLUMPP, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan, SAMUEL S. TAWNEY, D. ERIC STRANG, EDIEngineering & Science, Grand Rapids, Michigan

FRANCES M. CUTLER, Southern California Edison Company,Paramount, California

DANIEL L. CAMPBELL, ROBERT JOYCE, JOHN STILLIAN,STEVE CARSON, Dionex Corporation, Sunnyvale, California

DANIEL L. CAMPBELL, ROBERT JOYCE, JOHN STILLIAN,STEVE CARSON, Dionex Corporation, Sunnyvale, California

ROBERT MUEHLENKAMP, PAUL SCHUMACHER, WisconsinElectric Power Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

WILLIAM L. TRACE, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, KEITH H. KEHRER, Delmarva Power, Millsboro,Delaware

W. E. ALLMON, C. C. STAUFFER, The Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Alliance, Ohio

JEFFREY SCOT HOVIS, Orion Research Incorporated, Boston,Massachusetts

JAMES K. RICE, Consulting Engineer, Olney, Maryland

FRANK J. WITT, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Washington, DC

NORBERT HENZEL, DENNIS EGAN, Bechtel-KWU Alliance,

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IWC-89-16 Paper Yes


IWC-89-15 Paper Yes


IWC-89-14 Paper Yes


IWC-89-13 Paper Yes


IWC-89-12 Paper No


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Experience, Prediction, NDE Data Management and Remedial Measures

Erosion Corrosion in Power Plants - Single- and Two-Phase FlowExperience, Prediction, NDE Data Management and Remedial Measures

Field Operating Experiences with a Volatile Oxygen Scavenger/MetalPassivator in a High Pressure Utility Circuit

Field Operating Experiences with a Volatile Oxygen Scavenger/MetalPassivator in a High Pressure Utility Circuit

Status of Corrosion Fatigue Failure Investigation in Drum Type UtilityBoilers

Status of Corrosion Fatigue Failure Investigation in Drum Type UtilityBoilers

Cycle Chemistry Related Boiler Tube Failures and Reduction

Cycle Chemistry Related Boiler Tube Failures and Reduction

The Waste Water Concentrating Cooling Tower, a New Technique forWaste Water Volume Reduction

The Waste Water Concentrating Cooling Tower, a New Technique forWaste Water Volume Reduction

Boiler Chemical Cleaning Waste Treatment and Disposal Options

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Gaithersburg, Maryland

NORBERT HENZEL, DENNIS EGAN, Bechtel-KWU Alliance,Gaithersburg, Maryland

MANFRED NOACK, Olin Corporation, Cheshire, Connecticut,

KAJ D. RONDUM, EVERETT J. FULLER, DOUGLAS B.DEWITT-DICK, Drew Industrial Division, Ashland ChemicalCompany, Sub. Ashland Oil, Inc., Boonton, New Jersey, ALANM. BARGENDER, Wisconsin Public Service, Corporation,Rothschild, Wisconsin

R. B. POND, Jr., Baltimore Gas & Electric Company, Baltimore,Maryland

R. W. PATTERSON, JAN STODOLA, D. SIDEY, D. McNABB,Ontario Hydro, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, A. BANWEG, L.PAUL, Babcock & Wilcox, Alliance, Ohio

DAVID N. FRENCH, David N. French, Inc., Metallurgists,Northborough, Massachusetts

BARRY DOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California


WILLIAM G. SANDERSON, RICHARD L. LANCASTER,Zurn/Nepco, Woodinville, Washington

STANLEY B. McCONNELL, Dowell Schlumberger Incorporated,Tulsa, Oklahoma

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IWC-89-11 Paper Yes



IWC-89-10 Paper Yes


IWC-89-09 Paper Yes


IWC-89-08 Report No


IWC-89-07 Paper Yes

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Operation of SEMASS Zero Discharge Water Management System



The Impact of Water Quality and Toxics-Based NPDES Permitting

The Impact of Water Quality and Toxics-Based NPDES Permitting

How to Inspect Industrial Cooling Towers

How to Inspect Industrial Cooling Towers

Manganese/Aminophosphonic Acid Chemistry: a New Perspective onCooling Water Treatment

Manganese/Aminophosphonic Acid Chemistry: a New Perspective onCooling Water Treatment

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THOMAS A. LOTT, WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California, LARRY HOLCOMBE,Radian Corporation, Austin, Texas

THOMAS A. LOTT, WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California, LARRY HOLCOMBE,Radian Corporation, Austin, Texas

MARK MANZIONE, Brown & Caldwell Consulting Engineers,Walnut Creek,

PRABHAT KUMAR SINHA, LAWRENCE J. GASPER, BechtelCorporation, Gaithersburg, Maryland, GREGORY C. WILSON,Bechtel (SEMASS Operations), Rochester, Massachusetts

PRABHAT KUMAR SINHA, LAWRENCE J. GASPER, BechtelCorporation, Gaithersburg, Maryland, GREGORY C. WILSON,Bechtel (SEMASS Operations), Rochester, Massachusetts

WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California


ALLEN E. FEITZIN, Airco Industrial Gases, Murray Hill, NewJersey

JAMES L. WILLA, Willa, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri

JOSEPH S. ROTI, Drew Industrial Division, Boonton, NewJersey

T. J. TVEDT, Jr., C. A. JONES, J. G. GRIERSON, The DowChemical Company, Freeport, Texas, L. JONES, The DowChemical Company, Midland, Michigan

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IWC-89-06 Paper Yes




IWC-89-04 Paper Yes



IWC-89-03 Paper Yes


IWC-89-02 Paper Yes

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Cooling Water Technology of the 1990's



Fifty Years of Cooling Water Treatment - A Review and Commentary

Removal of Copper from Utility Boilers Utilizing an EnvironmentallyAcceptable Oxidant



Service Water Iron Deposit Removal at Grand Gulf Nuclear



Evaluation of Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis Membranes

Evaluation of Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis Membranes

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M. A. WINTERS, Amoco Corporation, Naperville, Illinois

JACK V. MATSON, University of Houston, Houston, Texas

JACK V. MATSON, University of Houston, Houston, Texas

E. A. SAVINELLI, Savinelli Associates, Wilton, Connecticut, A.J. FREEDMAN, T. M. LARONGE, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc.,Vancouver, Washington

KENNETH F. LAYTON, Utah Power and Light Company, SaltLake City, Utah

S. T. ARRINGTON, G. W. BRADLEY, Halliburton Services,Duncan, Oklahoma

S. T. ARRINGTON, G. W. BRADLEY, Halliburton Services,Duncan, Oklahoma

PETER L. TREMONT, Peter L. Tremont & Associates, Houston,Texas

J. E. ANTOINE, G. O. SMITH, System Energy Resources, Inc.,Port Gibson, Mississippi, E. W. EKIS, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, Illinois, W. M. KEMP, G. J. PETERSON,Nalco Chemical Company, Atlanta, Georgia

J. E. ANTOINE, G. O. SMITH, System Energy Resources, Inc.,Port Gibson, Mississippi, E. W. EKIS, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Naperville, Illinois, W. M. KEMP, G. J. PETERSON,Nalco Chemical Company, Atlanta, Georgia

ROY HANGO, IBM Corporation, Essex Junction, Vermont

ROBERT M. QUINN, R Q Associates, Inc., Teaneck, NewJersey, CONNIE MORTON, City of Sarasota Water Plant,

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Past, Present and Future of Membrane Technology

The History of the International Water Conference

Low Pressure Steam Purity: Behavior of the Chemical Species inCondensing Steam

Advances in Continuous Analysis of Chlorine Residuals Improve Controlof Chlorination and Dechlorination Processes

On-Line Analysis of Anions and Cations by Ion Chromatography usingGradient and Column-Switching Techniques

Regeneration of Anion Exchange Resins with Regular-Grade Diaphragm-Cell Caustic Soda: a Five-Year Plant Trial

Factors Influencing Powdered Ion Exchange Resin Precoats

Pilot Scale Evaluation of Changing a Demineralizer Train Configuration

Experiences in Applying Statistical Process Control Techniques toManaging Industrial Water Treatment Programs

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Sarasota, Florida

PETER S. CARTWRIGHT, Cartwright Consulting Co.,Minneapolis, Minnesota

J. FRED WILKES, Consultant, Titusville, Florida

M. ROTTOLI, CISE, Innovative Technology, S.P.A., Milan, Italy,F. SIGON, ENEL, Thermal and Nuclear Research Center,Milan, Italy

WAYNE B. HUEBNER, Wallace & Tiernan Division, PennwaltCorporation, Belleville, New Jersey

S. P. ULBRICHT, M. D. MORETTI, The Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Alliance, Ohio, R. BARRY DOOLEY, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California, ALROY F. ASCHOFF,Sargent & Lundy Engineers, Chicago, Illinois, J.MASTRANGELO, Dionex Corporation, Atlanta, Georgia

C. J. ROMERO, Champlin Refining Company, Corpus Christi,Texas, S. D. COKER, The Dow Chemical Company, LakeJackson, Texas, M. P. MURPHY, The Dow Chemical Company,Walnut Creek, California

DON BRODIE, The Purolite Company/Microlite, Bala Cynwyd,Pennsylvania, JOSEPH BORGQUIST, CINDY RANALLI, ThePurolite Company/Microlite, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

R. J. H. COWLES, Syncrude Canada Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta,Canada

JENNY THOM, MARK GIUSTO, Drew Industrial Division,Ashland Chemical Company, Boonton, New Jersey

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Real Time Control of Scale Inhibitor Feed Rate

Application of Microprocessor-Based Control Systems to Large IndustrialCooling Towers

Feedwater Iron Reduction at Brunswick

Ultrapure Water Treatment Plant for I.C. Manufacturing

Selection and Treatment of Priority Liquid Waste Streams on the OakRidge Reservation

Water and Wastewater Treatment Systems for the FrackvilleCogeneration Facility

The Use of Ceramic-Based Tubular Microfiltration Membranes forConventional Water Treatment Applications

Biofouling Control using a Synergistic Hydrogen Peroxide and Ferrous IonTechnique

Predict Fouling, Preserve Thermal Efficiency: Real-Life, Real TimeProgram Evaluations

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ROBERT J. FERGUSON, ChemLink, Malvern, Pennsylvania,OMAR CODINA, WAYNE RULE, TU Electric Company, Dallas,Texas, RONALD BAEBEL, ChemLink, Dallas, Texas

KENNETH B. MANCINI, Betz Equipment Systems, Horsham,Pennsylvania, ERNEST G. TAYLOR, Betz Industrial, Houston,Texas, JEAN ALGATE, Union Carbide Corporation, Texas City,Texas

B. C. WHITE, J. W. DAVIS, Carolina Power and Light Company,Southport, North Carolina

JOSE LUIS DEL ARCO, Graver Espanola, SA, Bilbao, Spain,JOSE FERNANDEZ BENLLOCH, Foster Wheeler Iberia,Madrid, Spain, PETER ZOGAS, ATT, Allentown, Pennsylvania

M. I. MORRIS, J. L. KASTEN, T. M. GILLIAM, WasteManagement Technology Center, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, L. R. DOLE Qualtech, Inc.,Oak Ridge, Tennessee

O. ELMER MITCHELL, Rust International Corporation,Birmingham, Alabama

ROBERT MARAVICH, GLEN P. SUNDSTROM, WAYNE T.BATES, Illinois Water Treatment Company, Rockford, Illinois

SUNAO IKUTA, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company, Inc., TokyoJapan, KUNIO NISHIMURA , TORU YASUNAGA, SEIICHIICHIKAWA, YOSHIHARU WAKAO, Katayama Chemical, Inc.,Osaka, Japan

J. FRED WILKES, Aquatec Quimica S.A., TitusvilLe, Florida,FLAVIO BIANCHI, MESSIAS C. AMARAL, Aquetec Quimica

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IWC-88-44 Paper Yes


IWC-88-43 Paper Yes



IWC-88-42 Paper Yes



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Program Evaluations

Performance and Mechanism of Cooling Water Programs Based onHydroxy Phosphonocarboxylic Acid (HPA)

Corrosion Inhibitor Performance in a Scale Model Cooling Water SystemSimulator

Corrosion Inhibitor Performance in a Scale Model Cooling Water SystemSimulator

Comparison of Oxygen Control and Amine Strategies to Minimize CrudLoading in High-Pressure Boiler Feedwater Systems

Comparison of Oxygen Control and Amine Strategies to Minimize CrudLoading in High-Pressure Boiler Feedwater Systems

On-Line Chemistry Diagnostics



Phosphate Hideout in High-Pressure Solutions


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FLAVIO BIANCHI, MESSIAS C. AMARAL, Aquetec QuimicaS.A., Titusville, Florida

PATRICK SULLIVAN, ALAN YEOMAN, Ciba-GeigyCorporation, Ardsley, New York

MIKE A. WINTERS, Amoco Corporation, Naperville, Illinois

ALLEN E. FELTZIN, Airco Industrial Gases, Murray Hill, NewJersey, ROBERT DISTEFANO, Syntec Corporation, WaterManagement Group, Newark, Delaware

PETER TURNER, San Diego State University, San Diego,California

P. D. SCHUMACHER, R. D. MUEHLENKAMP, K. A.KOEHLER, Wisconsin Electric Power Company, Milwaukee,Wisconsin, R. A. JOHNSON, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, Illinois

DALE M. SOPOCY, Sargent & Lundy Engineers, Chicago,Illinois

JAMES C. BELLOWS, KAREN L. WEAVER, WestinghouseElectric Corporation, Orlando, Florida, JAMES GALLATIN,Orlando Utilities Commission, Orlando, Florida

JAMES C. BELLOWS, KAREN L. WEAVER, WestinghouseElectric Corporation, Orlando, Florida, JAMES GALLATIN,Orlando Utilities Commission, Orlando, Florida

A. BANWEG, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Alliance, Ohio

A. C. McDONALD, B. L. TRACY, Betz Laboratories, Inc., The

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IWC-88-41 Paper Yes



IWC-88-40 Paper Yes



IWC-88-39 Paper Yes



IWC-88-38 Paper Yes

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Free vs. Captive Alkalinity...Factors Affecting the Choice of a HighPressure Industrial Boiler Internal Treatment Program



An On-Site Chemical Treatment for Removing Iron and Copper fromChelant Cleaning Wastes



FRG Wastewater Treatment - State of the Art in the Federal Republic ofGermany



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Woodlands, Texas

A. C. McDONALD, B. L. TRACY, Betz Laboratories, Inc., TheWoodlands, Texas

T. J. TVEDT, Jr., The Dow Chemical Company, Freeport, Texas

S. T. COSTA, J. M. PACE, R. D. TRUMBETTA, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

S. T. COSTA, J. M. PACE, R. D. TRUMBETTA, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JOHN W. SCHUMANN, City of Los Angeles Department ofWater and Power, Los Angeles, California

M. L. SAMUELSON, S. B. McCONNELL, E. F. HOY, DowellSchlumberger, Tulsa, Oklahoma

M. L. SAMUELSON, S. B. McCONNELL, E. F. HOY, DowellSchlumberger, Tulsa, Oklahoma


ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG, Mannheim,Federal Republic of Germany, ERICH DETERLE, PHILIPPMUELLER, Nachfolger Eugen Bucher GmBH & Co., Stuttgart,Federal Republic of Germany

ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG, Mannheim,Federal Republic of Germany, ERICH DETERLE, PHILIPPMUELLER, Nachfolger Eugen Bucher GmBH & Co., Stuttgart,Federal Republic of Germany

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IWC-88-37 Paper Yes



IWC-88-36 Paper Yes



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New Lower Cost Method for Treating Acid Mine Drainage: A Case History- Martinka Mine #1

New Lower Cost Method for Treating Acid Mine Drainage: A Case History- Martinka Mine #1

Removal of Trace Elements from Power Plant Waste Streams by IronAdsorption/Coprecipitation



Evaluation of Hideout Return Data: Comparison of MULTEQ Analyses ofBlowdown and Feedwater with other Evaluative Techniques

Evaluation of Hideout Return Data: Comparison of MULTEQ Analyses of

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DONALD H. NEWMAN, Schneider Engineers, Bridgeville,Pennsylvania

RONALD L. KOLBASH, American Electric Power, Lancaster,Ohio, DONALD BUDEIT, Turbojett International, Canonsburg,Pennsylvania

DAVID E. SIMON, II, Cyrus Rice Consulting Group, PittsburghPennsylvania

MARK A. MANZIONE, DOUGLAS T. MERRILL, Brown andCaldwell, Pleasant Hill, California, MARY E. McCLEARN,WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California, JAMES F. STINE, Pennsylvania Power and LightCompany, Allentown, Pennsylvania, SHIGERU KOBAYASHI,Pennsylvania Power and Light Company, Washingtonville,Pennsylvania, WAYNE J. MARTIN, Battelle Pacific NorthwestLaboratories, Richland, Washington

MARK A. MANZIONE, DOUGLAS T. MERRILL, Brown andCaldwell, Pleasant Hill, California, MARY E. McLEARN,WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California, JAMES F. STINE, Pennsylvania Power and LightCompany, Allentown, Pennsylvania, SHIGERU KOBAYASHI,Pennsylvania Power and Light Company, Washingtonville,Pennsylvania, WAYNE J. MARTIN, Battelle Pacific NorthwestLaboratories, Richland, Washington


GARY E. BROBST, GEBCO Engineering, Edgewater,

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IWC-88-35 Paper Yes


IWC-88-34 Paper Yes



IWC-88-33 Paper Yes


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Blowdown and Feedwater with other Evaluative Techniques

Evaluation of Hideout Return Data: Comparison of MULTEQ Analyses ofBlowdown and Feedwater with other Evaluative Techniques

A New Look at Phosphate vs. AVT for Nuclear Steam Generators

A New Look at Phosphate vs. AVT for Nuclear Steam Generators

The Continuing Maintenance of Superior Chemistry at a PWR NuclearStation: PSE&G Company Salem Station



Use of Advanced Analytical Techniques to Evaluate PWR Secondary

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Maryland, SUE A. HOBART, Adams & Hobart ConsultingEngineers, San Jose, California, FRANCIS J. KENESHEA,Consultant, Portola Valley, California, THOMAS O. PASSELL,CHARLES S. WELTY, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, California

GARY E. BROBST, GEBCO Engineering, Edgewater,Maryland, SUE A. HOBART, Adams & Hobart ConsultingEngineers, San Jose, California, FRANCIS J. KENESHEA,Consultant, Portola Valley, California, THOMAS O. PASSELL,CHARLES S. WELTY, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, California

K. ANTHONY SELBY, Water Technology Consultants, Chicago,Illinois

CYRIL K. MACNEIL, New Brunswick Electric PowerCommission, Point Lepreau, New Brunswick, Canada, MARVIND. SILBERT, Marvin Silbert and Associates, Willowdale,Ontario, Canada


NORMAN SEVRIN, ROBERT J. DOLAN, Public Service Electric& Gas, Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey, ELI SALEM, The GraverCompany, Union, New Jersey

NORMAN SEVRIN, ROBERT J. DOLAN, Public Service Electric& Gas, Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey, ELI SALEM, The GraverCompany, Union, New Jersey

MARYANN KLICK, GPU Nuclear Corporation, Reading,

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IWC-88-32 Paper Yes



IWC-88-31 Paper Yes


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Cycle Water Chemistry

Use of Advanced Analytical Techniques to Evaluate PWR SecondaryCycle Water Chemistry

Use of Advanced Analytical Techniques to Evaluate PWR SecondaryCycle Water Chemistry

Combination Cooling Water/FGD Wet Scrubber Chemical Treatment atMontana Power Company



Development of a Cooling Water Treatment Program to Protect ACB Fill in

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Pennsylvania

SUE A. HOBART, Adams & Hobart Consulting Engineers, SanJose, California, CLARINE ANDERSON, Balazs AnalyticalLaboratory, Mountain View, California, MEREDITH J. ANGWIN,Crescent Project Management Palo Alto, California, JANSVENSON, Vattenfall (Swedish State Power Board),Varobacka, Sweden

SUE A. HOBART, Adams & Hobart Consulting Engineers, SanJose, California, CLARINE ANDERSON, Balazs AnalyticalLaboratory, Mountain View, California, MEREDITH J. ANGWIN,Crescent Project Management, Palo Alto, California, JANSVENSON, Vattenfall (Swedish State Power Board),Varobacka, Sweden

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Electric Power Research Institute,Palo Alto, California

CARL R. CAMPER, Jr., MARK R. STEVENS, Montana PowerCompany, Colstrip, Montana, EDWARD W. EKIS, Jr., M. LINDALIN, MICHAEL T. MEYERKORD, RICHARD J. MOUCHE,ROBERT W. SHIELY, Nalco Chemical Company Naperville,Illinois

CARL R. CAMPER, Jr., MARK R. STEVENS, Montana PowerCompany, Colstrip, Montana, EDWARD W. EKIS, Jr., M. LINDALIN, MICHAEL T. MEYERKORD, RICHARD J. MOUCHE,ROBERT W. SHIELY, Nalco Chemical Company Naperville,Illinois

PETER L. TREMONT, Peter L. Tremont & Associates, Houston,

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IWC-88-30 Paper Yes


IWC-88-28 Paper Yes





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a High TDS Recirculating Cooling Water System

Development of a Cooling Water Treatment Program to Protect ACB Fill ina High TDS Recirculating Cooling Water System

Development of a Cooling Water Treatment Program to Protect ACB Fill ina High TDS Recirculating Cooling Water System

Development and Application of a New Corrosion Inhibitor for Copper-Bearing Alloys

Development and Application of a New Corrosion Inhibitor for Copper-Bearing Alloys

Retrofitting Low Efficiency Demineralizers with New Internals Pays BigDividends

Report on the Effects of Filter Aid Body Feed to Condensate PrecoatFilter/Demineralizers at Georgia Power Company's Plant I.E. Hatch

Cost Savings in Treatment of Cooling Water Through Use of Ion-Exchange Processes with Chemicals Supplied from Waste Brine

Treatment of Refinery Condensate by a Unique Coalescing Process

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Texas

TIMOTHY W. TROFE, Radian Corporation, Austin, Texas,RICHARD J. SUGAM, Public Service Electric & Gas Company,Newark, New Jersey, ASHOK PASRICHA, Public ServiceElectric & Gas Company, Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey,WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Electric Power Research Institute,Palo Alto, California

TIMOTHY W. TROFE, Radian Corporation, Austin, Texas,RICHARD J. SUGAM, Public Service Electric & Gas Company,Newark, New Jersey, ASHOK PASRICHA, Public ServiceElectric & Gas Company, Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey,WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Electric Power Research Institute,Palo Alto, California

GERALD D. HANSEN, Consultant, Holicond, Pennsylvania

ORIN HOLLANDER, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose,Pennsylvania, J. LAMBERT, Betz Industrial, Huntsville,Alabama, D. WILLEISON, Georgia Power, Taylorsville, Georgia

PHILIP K. HAZEN, Texas Municipal Power Company, Carlos,Texas, GLENDA ARD, McCormack Corporation, Dallas, Texas

RANDY R. JONES, Georgia Power Company, Bayley, Georgia,GEORGE C. FLYNN, Graver Water Union, New Jersey

JOHN W. KAAKINEN, Chemetek, Astoria, Oregon

ROBERT O'CONNELL, The Graver Company, Union, NewJersey

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IWC-88-21 Paper Yes



IWC-88-20 Paper Yes



IWC-88-19 Paper Yes


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Analytical Techniques for Determining Oily Matter in Condensates Used inCogeneration Steam Plants

Analytical Techniques for Determining Oily Matter in Condensates Used inCogeneration Steam Plants

Guidelines on Instrumentation and Control for Fossil Plant CycleChemistry



Defining Analytical Methods Performance for Power Plant AqueousDischarge Compliance



Steam Purity for Industrial Steam Generators

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Jersey

MYRA BURGESS, Commonwealth Edison Company,Maywood, Illinois

MIKE E. ROGERS, HOWARD HAMILTON, ADE OSENI,Syncrude Canada, Ltd., Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada

ROBERT M. RICKER, Sentry Equipment Corporation,Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

ROBERT M. RICKER, Sentry Equipment Corporation,Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

KEVIN J. SHIELDS, STRATI YORGIADIS, Sheppard T. PowellAssociates, Baltimore, Maryland, BARRY DOOLEY, ElectricPower Research Institute. Palo Alto, California

JAMES L. GRECO, Pennsylvania Electric Company,Johnstown, Pennsylvania

JAMES K. RICE, Consulting Engineer, Olney, Maryland,RAYMOND F. MADDALONE, TRW, Inc., Redondo Beach,California, WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, California

JAMES K. RICE, Consulting Engineer, Olney, Maryland,RAYMOND F. MADDALONE, TRW, Inc., Redondo Beach,California, WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, California

G. NAVITSKY, Combustion Engineering, Inc., Windsor,Connecticut, H. A. GRABOWSKI, H.A. Grabowski, Inc.,Chicago, Illinois

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IWC-88-17 Paper Yes


IWC-88-16 Paper Yes



IWC-88-15 Paper Yes


IWC-88-13 Paper Yes



IWC-88-12 Paper Yes

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Steam Purity for Industrial Turbines

Steam Purity for Industrial Turbines

Steam Purity Problems Encountered in Industrial Turbines

Steam Purity Problems Encountered in Industrial Turbines

Determination of Steam Purity Limits for Industrial Turbines



On-Line, Real-Time Expert System for Cooling Water

On-Line, Real-Time Expert System for Cooling Water

Using Operational Solubility Product Constants to Improve WaterSoftening Calculations



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JOSEPH A. CAMERON, Consultant, Greensburg, Pennsylvania

ALAN WHITEHEAD, RICHARD T. BIEVENUE, General ElectricCompany, Schenectady, New York

SAMUEL B. DILCER, Jr., Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

DOUGLAS DEWITT-DICK, Drew Industrial Division, AshlandChemical Company, Boonton, New Jersey, JESSE S.BEECHER, FRANK SEELS, Drew Industrial Division, AshlandChemical Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JAMES O. ROBINSON, Betz Laboratories, Trevose,Pennsylvania




DAVID ROBERTS, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, RICHARD HERROD, LEON TIETZ, TexasInstruments, Inc., Dallas, Texas

A. W. (GUS) CUMMINGS III, Public Service Company ofColorado, Brush,

DOUGLAS T. MERRILL, BRUCE D. DOUGLAS, Brown &Caldwell, Pleasant Hill, California, WAYNE C. MICHELETTI,Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

DOUGLAS T. MERRILL, BRUCE D. DOUGLAS, Brown &Caldwell, Pleasant Hill, California, WAYNE C. MICHELETTI,

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IWC-88-11 Paper Yes


IWC-88-10 Paper Yes



IWC-88-09 Paper Yes



IWC-88-08 Paper Yes

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Using Microcomputers to Improve Power Plant Water Management

Using Microcomputers to Improve Power Plant Water Management

The Significance and Limitations of Laboratory Resin Analyses inEvaluating Ion Exchange Operating Performance

The Significance and Limitations of Laboratory Resin Analyses inEvaluating Ion Exchange Operating Performance

Treatment of Drinking Water by the CARIX Ion Exchange Process;Experiences from Two Years of Operation of the First Full Scale CARIXPlant



Leachables vs. Ionic Leakage in Powdered Resin Systems



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Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

NANCY K. HENNING, West Texas Utilities, Abelene, Texas

D. M. SOPOCY, J. A. MONTANUS, M. D. ROSEN, Sargent &Lundy, Chicago, Illinois, W. C. MICHELETTI, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California, K. SWAZAS, Salt RiverProject, Phoenix, Arizona


G. J. CRITS, D. H. VALENTINE, Cochrane EnvironmentalSystems, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

FRANK X. McGARVEY, Sybron Chemicals, Inc., Birmingham,New Jersey

WOLFGANG H. HÖLL, Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Center,Karlsruhe, Federal Republic of Germany

WOLFGANG H. HÖLL, Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Center,Karlsruhe, Federal Republic of Germany

J. R. STAHLBUSH, R. M. STROM, The Dow ChemicalCompany, Midland,

SALLIE A. FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,Pennsylvania

SALLIE A. FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc., Malvern,Pennsylvania

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IWC-88-07 Paper Yes



IWC-88-06 Paper Yes



IWC-88-05 Paper Yes


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Evaluation of a Uniform Particle Size Type II Anion Resin

Evaluation of a Uniform Particle Size Type II Anion Resin

Groundwater Restoration by Reverse Osmosis



Reducing Chlorides and Sulfates by Ultrafiltration



TOC Removal from Surface Waters by Commercially Operating TripleMembrane Demineralizers

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GORDON P. USITALO, THOMAS J. P. WYSOCKI, DetroitEdison, Detroit, Michigan, DANIEL B. RICE, The Dow ChemicalCompany, Midland, Michigan

HARI B. GUPTA, Culligan International, Northbrook, Illinois

GLENN J. CATCHPOLE, Uranerz U.S.A., Inc., Casper,Wyoming, MARK MOXLEY, Wyoming Department ofEnvironmental Quality, RICK KAISER, Polymetrics, Inc., SanJose, California

GLENN J. CATCHPOLE, Uranerz U.S.A., Inc., Casper,Wyoming, MARK MOXLEY, Wyoming Department ofEnvironmental Quality, RICK KAISER, Polymetrics, Inc., SanJose, California

ROBERT H. LANGER, VERNON W. JONES, Northeast Utilities,Hartford, Connecticut

ROBERT DVORIN, SAIC, Paramus, New Jersey, JOHNKRISTENSEN, New York, Power Authority, Buchanan, NewYork, JOHN ZAHN, New York Power Authority, White Plains,New York

ROBERT DVORIN, SAIC, Paramus, New Jersey, JOHNKRISTENSEN, New York, Power Authority, Buchanan, NewYork, JOHN ZAHN, New York Power Authority, White Plains,New York

THOMAS A. DAVIS, Graver Water Division of the GraverCompany, Union, New Jersey

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IWC-88-04 Paper Yes



IWC-88-03 Paper Yes



IWC-88-02 Paper Yes


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Membrane Demineralizers



A Novel Synergistic Chlorine and Copper Technique to Control Biofoulingwith Low Environmental Impact



Quantitation of Legionella Pneumophila in One Thousand Commercial andIndustrial Cooling Towers



A Case History of Biofouling Control at Virginia Power's YorktownGenerating Station

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Company, Union, New Jersey

WILLIAM E. KATZ, FREDERICK G. CLAY, Ionics, Incorporated,Watertown, Massachusetts


ALAN L. SMITH, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

E. E. WILLIAMS, B. KNOX-HOLMES, M. F. DIPROSE,Biofouling and Corrosion Control, Ltd., Sheffield, England, Y. G.MUSSALLI, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, Boston,Massachusetts

E. E. WILLIAMS, B. KNOX-HOLMES, M. F. DIPROSE,Biofouling and Corrosion Control, Ltd., Sheffield, England, Y. G.MUSSALLI, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, Boston,Massachusetts

JAMES C. FEELEY, Pathogen Control Associates, Tucker,Georgia

RICHARD W. GILPIN, ADELE M. KAPLAN, EDWIN F.GOLDSTEIN, Arc Water Treatment Company, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

RICHARD W. GILPIN, ADELE M. KAPLAN, EDWIN F.GOLDSTEIN, Arc Water Treatment Company, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

BILLY D. FELLERS, Texas Utilities, Glen Rose, Texas

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IWC-88-01 Paper Yes






IWC-87-54 Paper Yes


IWC-87-53 Paper Yes


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Dioxine: Treatment with Ozone

Wastewater Treatment System for Hazardous Waste Landfill Leachate

Destruction of TOC Using Ultraviolet Light

Electrodeionization - An Economic Analysis

Condensate Polishers - Their Effect on Steam Generator Chemistry

Condensate Polishers - Their Effect on Steam Generator Chemistry

An Overview of the Operational Secondary Side Water Chemistry of aSeawater Cooled CANDU 600

An Overview of the Operational Secondary Side Water Chemistry of aSeawater Cooled CANDU 600

KLM's Optimized BARS for Silica and Waste Removal

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J. W. THORNTON, D. S. MORELEN, Virginia Power, Yorktown,Virginia

J. W. THORNTON, D. S. MORELEN, Virginia Power, Yorktown,Virginia

DIETER VON DER MARK, Schmidding-Werke, Cologne, WestGermany, Dr. HANS H. RUMP, Institut Fresenius, SHAUN S.PIERSON, Capital Controls Company, Inc., Colmar,Pennsylvania

RANDOLPH W. RAKOCZYNSKI, Waste Resource Associates,Inc., Niagara Falls, New York

PETER S. MEYERS, L*A Water Treatment Corporation, City ofIndustry, California

JONATHAN WOOD, YAIR EGOZY, GARY C. GANZI, MilliporeCorporation, Bedford, Massachusetts


ROBERT H. LANGER, Northeast Utilities Service Company,Berlin, Connecticut, THOMAS H. BURNS, Northeast NuclearEnergy Company, Waterford, Connecticut

FRANCES M. CUTLER, Southern California Edison Company,Paramount, California

GEORGE PLUME, CYRIL MACNEIL, New Brunswick ElectricPower Commission, Lepreau, New Brunswick, Canada, PETERWATTS, Ecodyne Limited, Oakville, Ontario, Canada

WILLIAM E. KATZ, Ionics, Inc., Watertown, Massachusetts

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IWC-87-52 Paper Yes


IWC-87-51 Paper Yes


IWC-87-50 Paper Yes


IWC-87-49 Paper Yes



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KLM's Optimized BARS for Silica and Waste Removal

Use of RO Membranes in the Yuma Desalting Plant

Use of RO Membranes in the Yuma Desalting Plant

Containerized Treatment System Overcomes Problems, Delivers HighPurity Water to Nuclear Power Plant

Containerized Treatment System Overcomes Problems, Delivers HighPurity Water to Nuclear Power Plant

Seawater Reverse Osmosis: Utility Plant Operating Experience

Seawater Reverse Osmosis: Utility Plant Operating Experience

Design and Operation of a 2600 PSIG Model Steam Generator

Deterioration of Condensate Polishing Kinetic as a Result of OrganicFouling

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DONALD A. SCHUELKE, Northern States Power Company,Welch, Minnesota, B. GEORGE KNIAZEWYCZ, MARK A.BROSSART, KLM Technologies, Inc., Walnut Creek, California,JOSEPH MARKIND, KLM Technologies, Inc., Boxborough,Massachusetts

HERMANN W. POHLAND, E.I. duPont de Nemours &Company, Inc., “Permasep” Products, Wilmington, Delaware

CHARLES M. CUMMINGS, UOP Fluid Systems, San Diego,California, ALAN B. RIEDINGER, Consultant, San Diego,California

DEAN SPATZ, Osmonics, Inc., Minnetonka, Minnesota

LUTHER B. JONES, Virginia Electric Power Company,Richmond, Virginia, JOHN F. BOSSLER, Arrowhead IndustrialWater, Fallsington, Pennsylvania

KURT F. FRANK, FilmTec Corporation, San Diego, California

EDWARD L. DUBOST, CONSTANTINE T. POLIDOROFF,Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Francisco, California,MICHAEL J. PETERSON, Pacific Gas and Electric Company,Avila Beach, California, MICHAEL HUMPHREYS, K. SCOTTJACKSON, Hydranautics, Santa Barbara, California, KAN LIN,Bechtel Power Corporation, San Francisco, California

A. C. McDONALD, G. J. PATEK, Betz Laboratories, Inc., TheWoodlands, Texas

KAROL DAUCIK, I/S Skaerbaekvaeket, Fredericia, Denmark,KATE WIECK-HANSEN, I/S Nordkraft, Aalborg, Denmark

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IWC-87-43 Report No


IWC-87-42 Paper Yes


IWC-87-41 Paper Yes


IWC-87-40 Paper Yes


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Fouling

Simple and Rapid Methods for the Determination of Trace (ppb) Levels ofIron and Copper in Boiler Feedwaters and Condensates

An Unusual Case Study of Copper Pickup in an All Steel Utility SteamGeneration Cycle

Oxygen Scavenging with Carbonaceous Precoats under Startup andSteady State Conditions

A Safe - Low Temperature - Ferric Oxide Solvent System

Bromine Chemistry an Alternative to Dechlorination in Cooling Water andWastewater Disinfection

Bromine Chemistry an Alternative to Dechlorination in Cooling Water andWastewater Disinfection

Water Treatment in Wet Fin-Fan Cooling Towers

Water Treatment in Wet Fin-Fan Cooling Towers

Role of Polymers in the Mechanisms and Performance of Phosphate-Based Cooling Water Programs

Role of Polymers in the Mechanisms and Performance of Phosphate-Based Cooling Water Programs

Practical Air Washer Treatment in Synthetic Fiber Manufacturing Plants

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KATE WIECK-HANSEN, I/S Nordkraft, Aalborg, Denmark

EARL L. HENN, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

DOUGLAS B. DEWITT-DICK, Drew Industrial Div., Boonton,New Jersey

BRUCE L. LIBUTTI, ROBERT KUNIN (Consultant), GraverChemical Division of the Graver Company, Union, New Jersey,BILLY D. FELLERS, Texas Utilities Generating Company, GlenRose, Texas, CHARLES R. MOSSER, Graver ChemicalDivision of The Graver Company, Arlington, Texas

EDGAR F. HOY, Dowell Schlumberger, Tulsa, Oklahoma

BILLY D. FELLERS, Texas Utilities Electric, Dallas, Texas

JEFFERY C. CONLEY, EDWARD H. PUZIG, Great LakesChemical Corporation, West Lafayette, Indiana, JAMES E.ALLEMAN, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana

C. D. SCHROEDER, Consultant, Acton, Massachusetts

KEN W. ROWLAND, CHRISTOPHER H. NORTON, SouthernCalifornia Gas Company, Los Angeles, California

THOMAS M. LARONGE, Thomas M. Laronge Inc., Vancouver,Washington

G. A. CRUCIL, J. R. MACDONALD, E. B. SMYK, NalcoChemical Company, Naperville, Illinois

DAN M. THOMPSON, Culligan Industrial Water TreatmentDivision, Chattanooga, Tennessee

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IWC-87-39 Paper Yes









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Practical Air Washer Treatment in Synthetic Fiber Manufacturing Plants

An Evaluation of the First Installation of "Acrylobed" in the United States

Particle Size Measurement of Ion-Exchange Resins and Polymers byHIAC

New Technology in the Softening of "Produced Water" in Enhanced OilRecovery Systems

A Three Bed Demineralizer Case History on Organic Bearing SurfaceWater

Weak Acid Resin for Condensate Polishing

On-Site Generation of Acid and Base with Bipolar Membranes: a NewAlternative to Purchasing and Storing Regenerants

Ozone Treatment of Water - A New Process

Start-Up of a Coal Fired Power Plant’s Wastewater Treatment Plant

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JOHN C. PETERSON, Wright Chemical Corporation,Greensboro, North Carolina

THOMAS M. BACHEY, Cincinnati Gas & Electric, NewRichmond, Ohio, ELLEN ADAMSKI, Illinois Water Treatment,Rockford, Illinois

L. S. GOLDEN, Purolite International Ltd., Pontyclun, S. Wales,United Kingdom

PETER MICHAEL LANGE, FRIEDRICH B. MARTINOLA, HANSKARL SOEST, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany

STEVE BRUNTLETT, V. P. MURPHY, International Paper,Mansfield, Louisianna, , BRUCE BARTON, Calgon Corporation,Shreveport, Louisiana, VIJAY PURI, Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

MICHAEL O'BRIEN, ELI SALEM, Graver Water Division, TheGraver Company, Union, New Jersey, BRUCE L. LIBUTTI,Graver Chemical Division, The Graver Company, Union, NewJersey, ROBERT KUNIN, Consultant, The Graver Company,Union, New Jersey

THOMAS A. DAVIS, TERRANCE LATERRA, Graver WaterDivision of The Graver Company, Union, New Jersey

A. RONY JOEL, SHAUN S. PIERSON, Capital ControlsCompany, Colmar, Pennsylvania

H. A. (HANK) MANN, Stanley Consultants, Inc., Muscatine,Iowa, JIM VOLK, Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation, Albany,New York, JORGE VILLALI, Niagara Mohawk PowerCorporation, Syracuse, New York

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IWC-87-30 Paper Yes


IWC-87-29 Paper Yes


IWC-87-28 Paper Yes


IWC-87-27 Paper Yes


IWC-87-26 Paper Yes


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An Innovative Solution for Steam Stripping of Volatile Organic Compoundsand High Boiling Point Pollutants from Groundwaters with the AquaDetoxStripping System

An Innovative Solution for Steam Stripping of Volatile Organic Compoundsand High Boiling Point Pollutants from Groundwaters with the AquaDetoxStripping System

Wastewater Management and Reuse at a Municipal Waste-to-EnergyFacility

Wastewater Management and Reuse at a Municipal Waste-to-EnergyFacility

Field Study: Electromagnetic Device used to Treat a Watertube Boiler

Field Study: Electromagnetic Device used to Treat a Watertube Boiler

Study of the Chemical and Physical Characteristics of Crystal River UnitSteam Generator Deposits

Study of the Chemical and Physical Characteristics of Crystal River UnitSteam Generator Deposits

Deaerator Cracking, an Industry Update

Deaerator Cracking, an Industry Update

Contaminated Boiler Systems -Treatment Results of Phosphate vs.

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Corporation, Syracuse, New York

WILLIAM J. MERZ, Calgon Carbon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

ROBERT L. SOLOMON, DANIEL J. PETERSON, ResourcesConservation Co., Bellevue, Washington

MIRA T. JUNUSZ, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Resource Energy Systems Division, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

PRABHAT KUMAR SINHA, NANCY D. ZEIGLER, LAWRENCEJ. GASPER, Bechtel Civil, Inc., Gaithersburg, Maryland

JAMES L. RABER, 3M Company, St. Paul, Minnesota

GARY CAPLAN, FRED STEGMAYER, Bird Archer, Inc.,Cobourg, Ontario, Canada

GORDON L. KEY, Combustion Engineering, Inc., WindsorConnecticut

ROCKY H. THOMPSON, Florida Power Corporation, CrystalRiver, Florida, LARRY S. LAMANNA, The Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Lynchburg, Virginia

M. A. WINTERS, Amoco Corporation, Naperville, Illinois

J. A. KELLY, Dearborn Division, W.R. Grace & Company, LakeZurich, Illinois, C. E. GUZI, The Proctor & Gamble Company,Cincinnati, Ohio, T. M. LARONGE, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc.,Vancouver, Washington

T. J. TVEDT, Jr., Dow Chemical Company, Freeport, Texas

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IWC-87-25 Paper Yes


IWC-87-24 Paper Yes



IWC-87-22 Paper Yes


IWC-87-21 Paper Yes


IWC-87-20 Paper Yes

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Organic Technologies

Contaminated Boiler Systems -Treatment Results of Phosphate vs.Organic Technologies

The State of the Art in Mechanical Condenser Cleaning

The State of the Art in Mechanical Condenser Cleaning

Chemical Cleaning of the Boiler, Superheater, Reheater and Main SteamLines at St. Johns River Power Park Unit #1

Corrosion Prevention of Turbines during Extended Outages (CaseHistories)

Corrosion Prevention of Turbines during Extended Outages (CaseHistories)

Cooling Water Treatment Applications Following an Unscheduled TwoMonth Winter Shutdown

Cooling Water Treatment Applications Following an Unscheduled TwoMonth Winter Shutdown

Comparison of New Zealand and United States Practices for Fossil PlantCycle Chemistry

Comparison of New Zealand and United States Practices for Fossil PlantCycle Chemistry

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EDGAR E. WATANABE, Aquatec Quimica, S.A., Sao Paulo,Brasil, JAMES N. TANIS, Aquatec Quimica, S.A., Ridgefield,Connecticut

CECIL W. WAGES, Georgia Power Company, Atlanta, Georgia

M. D. ROSEN, A. F. ASCHOFF, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago,Illinois, J. A. BARTZ, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, California

JOSEPH M. PARENT, Florida Power & Light Co., Indiantown,Florida, JOSE P. LOZADA, JULIUS ISAAC, Ebasco ServicesIncorporated, New York, New York, FRANK H. THOMAS,Jacksonville Electric Authority, Jacksonville, Florida


THOMAS H. PIKE, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative,Hugo, Oklahoma

JERRY PRINTZ, Stearns-Roger Division, United Engineers &Constructors, Inc., Denver, Colorado

AL THIEME, Clark Oil and Refining Corporation, Blue Island,Illinois, HAROLD MOFFAT, JOHN CHIAPPETTA, DrewIndustrial Division, Ashland Chemical, Countryside, Illinois

FREDERICK J. POCOCK, The Babcock & Wilcox Company,Alliance, Ohio

DAVID J. NICHOLSON, Electricity Corporation of New Zealand,Ltd., Wellington, New Zealand, NATHANIEL E. PRITCHARD,

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IWC-87-18 Paper Yes


IWC-87-17 Paper Yes






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EPRI Interim Consensus Guidelines on Fossil Plant Cycle Chemistry andEuropean Practice - A Critical Assessment

Deoxygenation in a Cycling Fossil Plant

Deoxygenation in a Cycling Fossil Plant

Chemical Transport and Turbine Corrosion in Phosphate Treated DrumBoiler Units

Chemical Transport and Turbine Corrosion in Phosphate Treated DrumBoiler Units

Targeted Chlorination Fixed-Nozzles Design at Brayton Point Station Unit2 Condenser

Galvanized Cooling Towers - White Rust

On-Site Pilot Plant Study for Verification and Optimization of CoolingWater Conditioning

Field Testing of a New Bromine Release Biocide

Molybdate-Based Cooling Water Treatment: New Developments which

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Electricity Corporation of New Zealand, Ltd., Huntly, NewZealand, ROBERT CHIESA, RMT, Inc., Madison, Wisconsin

ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim, Mannheim,Federal Republic of Germany

ELI SALEM, The Graver Company, Union, New Jersey

T. A. HOOK, W. L. PEARL, NWT Corporation, San Jose,California, J. SCHEIBEL, Electric Power Research Institute,Palo Alto, California, C. HENRY, TU Electric Company, Dallas,Texas

J. BROWN, Ontario Hydro Research Division, Toronto, Ontario,Canada

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc. Consultants, Wilmington,Delaware, BARRY C. SYRETT, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, California

W. CHOW, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California, Y. G. MUSSALLI, Stone & Webster EngineeringCorporation, Boston, Massachusetts, W. FREDDO, NewEngland Power Company, Somerset, Massachusetts

H. RAYMOND TOOL, Branchemco, Inc., Jacksonville, Florida

R. C. SCHWARZ, Betz Industrial, Trevose, Pennsylvania

SAMUEL E. SHULL, FRANCIS J. HIMPLER, Lonza, Inc.,Williamsport, Pennsylvania, PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, PuckoriusAssociates, Inc., Evergreen, Colorado

KENNETH F. SOEDER, JOSEPH S. ROTI, Drew Industrial

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IWC-87-11 Paper Yes


IWC-87-10 Paper Yes


IWC-87-09 Paper Yes


IWC-87-08 Paper Yes





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Expand their Application Areas

Study on Attrition, Osmotic Stability and Extractables of Various IonExchange Resins

Study on Attrition, Osmotic Stability and Extractables of Various IonExchange Resins

Prediction and Identification of Leachables from Cation Exchange Resins

Prediction and Identification of Leachables from Cation Exchange Resins

Thermal Degradation of Strongly Basic Anion Exchange Resins in CausticRegenerants

Thermal Degradation of Strongly Basic Anion Exchange Resins in CausticRegenerants

Advanced Ion Exchange Hydraulic Analysis and Applications

Advanced Ion Exchange Hydraulic Analysis and Applications

Ion Chromatographic Analysis of Organophosphonates in Cooling Water

A Self-Cleaning Dissolved Oxygen Sensor for Continuous DissolvedOxygen Monitoring in Highly Eutrophic Aqueous Environments

Microchemistry of Corrosion: Failure Analysis Using Modern Electron-Beam Techniques

Experiences with a Boiler Water Monitoring System for Three Remote

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Division, Boonton, New Jersey

C. WAYNE URION, Delmarva Power & Light Company,Newark, Delaware

HIDEO KAWAZU, MASAHIRO HAGIWARA, TAKESHI IZUMI,Ebara Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, KANROKU CHONAN,KAZUYUKI KOYAMA, Ebara-Infilco Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

SALLIE A. FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Malvern, Pennsylvania

J. R. STAHLBUSH, R. M. STROM, R. G. BYERS, J. B. HENRY,N. E. SKELLY, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan

MICHAEL C. GOTTLIEB, ResinTech Inc., Cherry Hill, NewJersey

F. X. McGARVEY, E. W. HAUSER, B. BACHS, J.STELLITANO, Sybron Chemicals Inc., Birmingham, New Jersey

GEORGE J. CRITS, Cochrane Environmental Systems, King ofPrussia, Pennsylvania

GREGORY R. ALLAN, Nuclear Fluids, Inc., Redmond,Washington

DAVID BERG, DAN VANDERPOOL, Mobay Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, DICK RUBIN, Dionex Corporation,Sunnyvale, California

JIM DARTEZ, Royce Instrument Corporation, New Orleans,Louisiana

DONALD L. GIBBON, RICHARD G. VARSANIK, GEORGE C.SIMON, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

ROGER A. LEWIS, Southern Company Services, Birmingham,

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IWC-87-03 Paper Yes


IWC-87-02 Paper Yes


IWC-87-01 Paper Yes

IWC-86-57 Report No





of 1083 06/04/2012


Standby Generating Units

A PC Based Condensate/Feedwater Chemistry Monitoring and ControlSystem for High Pressure and Supercritical Boilers

A PC Based Condensate/Feedwater Chemistry Monitoring and ControlSystem for High Pressure and Supercritical Boilers

Water Quality Data Acquisition System

Water Quality Data Acquisition System

Expert Systems Applications in Water Treatment

Expert Systems Applications in Water Treatment

Measurement of Sodium in Boiler Feed Water: Calibration withoutCalibration Solution

Experiences with a Shock Test for the Determination of the Resistance ofIon Exchange Resins to Osmotic and Hydromechanical-Stresses

Field Experiences with the Stability of Strong Base Resins at CorpusChristi Petrochemical Company

Anion Exchange Resin Kinetic Testing - An Indispensable Diagnostic Toolfor Condensate Polisher Troubleshooting

The Thermal Degradation of Hydroxyl Form Strong Base Type I Anion

of 1083 06/04/2012


Alabama, JUD RICHARDSON, Alabama Power Company,Gorgas, Alabama

JACK K. SCHMOTZER, Babcock & Wilcox, Research &Development Division

BARRY W. VIAL, Duke Power Company, Charlotte, NorthCarolina

JAMES A. MATHEWS, Duke Power Company, Charlotte, NorthCarolina

DAVID J. SONNTAG, LEONARD J. TRUDEAU, Detroit Edison,Detroit, Michigan

ROBERT L. HAMILTON, Stearns-Roger Division, UnitedEngineers & Constructors, Denver Colorado

D. M. SOPOCY, A. R. GLAZER, J. A. MONTANUS, Sargent &Lundy, Chicago, Illinois

HANS ZEHNDER, Polymetron AG, Switzerland

KURT HOCHMÜLLER, BASF AG, Ludwigshafen/Rhein, FederalRepublic of Germany

F. X. McGARVEY, M. MOLDOFSKY, Sybron Chemicals, Inc.,Birmingham, New Jersey, DAVID HAYEK, LEONARDTARPLEY, Corpus Christi Petrochemical Company, CorpusChristi, Texas

J. T. McNULTY, M. EUMANN, C. A. BEVAN, V. C. T. TAN,Rohm and Haas Company, Spring House, Pennsylvania,

GEORGE SIMON, UNC Nuclear Industries, Richland,

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IWC-86-49 Paper Yes


IWC-86-48 Paper Yes


IWC-86-47 Paper Yes

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Exchange Material

New Condensate Monitoring Techniques

Operating Experience in Correcting Severe Secondary Chemistry Upsetsby Controlling Makeup Water Organics (TOC)

Comparative Investigation into Corrosion Inhibitors for Copper

Significant Silica Reduction in Cold Lime Process

Significant Silica Reduction in Cold Lime Process

Innovative Design for Chloramine Removal for Pharmaceutical CompanyWater Supply

Innovative Design for Chloramine Removal for Pharmaceutical CompanyWater Supply

Identification and Control of Scaling in Recirculating Ash-DisposalSystems

Identification and Control of Scaling in Recirculating Ash-DisposalSystems

of 1083 06/04/2012


Washington

WILLIAM E. BORNAK, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose,Pennsylvania

WALTER G. FLINT, Kewaunee Nuclear Station, Kewaunee,Wisconsin, ROBERT J. McINTOSH, Anatel InstrumentCorporation, Boulder, Colorado

DAN VANDERPOOL, Mobay Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania , H. J. ROTHER, Bayer AG, Krefeld, WestGermany, S. STROP, D. KURON, Bayer AG, Leverkusen,West Germany


P. C. D. GEORGE SAMUEL, Madras Refineries Limited,Madras, Tamil Nadu, India

GERALD F. CONNELL, Capital Controls Company, Inc.,Colmar, Pennsylvania

DAVID R. JONES, Brown and Caldwell Consulting Engineers,Pasadena, California, JOHN C. DETWEILER, Brown andCaldwell Consulting Engineers, Eugene, Oregon, DAVID E.SEVERY, Hyland Therapeutics Division, Travenol Laboratories,Los Angeles, California

DOUGLAS B. DEWITT-DICK, Drew Industrial Division, AshlandChemical Company, Div., Ashland Oil, Inc., Boonton, NewJersey

MARVIN D. SILBERT, Marvin Silbert & Associates, Willowdale,Ontario, Canada, GABRIEL M. NICOLAIDE, TONY A.

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IWC-86-45 Paper Yes


IWC-86-43 Paper Yes


IWC-86-42 Paper Yes




of 1083 06/04/2012


Systems

Utilizing SPC Techniques to Monitor Surface Condenser Performance

Utilizing SPC Techniques to Monitor Surface Condenser Performance

Advanced Real-Time Data Acquisition/Data Management Techniques forChemical On-Line Monitors

Advanced Real-Time Data Acquisition/Data Management Techniques forChemical On-Line Monitors

Microcomputer Code for Power Plant Water Management

Microcomputer Code for Power Plant Water Management

Temperature Effects on Coagulation Processes Using Salts of Aluminum

Rapid Evaluation of Corrosion Inhibitors

Kinetic Analysis of a New Biocide Delivery System for Cooling Towers

of 1083 06/04/2012


Ontario, Canada, GABRIEL M. NICOLAIDE, TONY A.TONELLI, Zenon Environmental, Inc., Burlington, Ontario,Canada


W. T. CHISHOLM, D. BURELLA, Dofasco, Inc., Hamilton,Canada

WILLIAM E. ALLMON, Babcock and Wilcox, A McDermottCompany, Research and Development DivisionAlliance, Ohio

SUSAN M. WOZNIAK, JOHN R. BALAVAGE, PHIL J.BATTAGLIA, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania


DALE M. SOPOCY, ROBERT J. CHIESA, N. M. KASS,Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, Illinois, W. C. MICHELETTI, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

BRIAN A. DEMPSEY, The Pennsylvania State University,University Park, Pennsylvania, LINDLE WILLNOW, UniversityCollege of Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, PENELOPE PAGONI,University of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, Missouri

MICHAEL F. COUGHLIN, GARY CAPLAN, Bird Archer, Inc.,Cobourg, Canada

WILLIAM F. McCOY, JAMES E. RIDGE, EDWARD S. LASHEN,Rohm and Haas Company, Spring House, Pennsylvania

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IWC-86-37 Paper Yes



IWC-86-35 Paper Yes


IWC-86-34 Paper Yes



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Rapid Biocide Selection

Corrosion Inhibition Techniques in Recirculating Cooling Water

Corrosion Inhibition Techniques in Recirculating Cooling Water

An Improved Method for the On-Line Determination of OperatingEfficiency of a Cooling Water System

Controlling Corrosion in Admiralty Surface Condensers - A New Approach

Controlling Corrosion in Admiralty Surface Condensers - A New Approach

Field Experiences and Results of two Targeted Treatment Systems

Field Experiences and Results of two Targeted Treatment Systems

The Physical Strength of Ion Exchange Resins

Hollow Fiber Filtration - A Summary Economic and Filtration Report

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RICHARD A. CLARK, Buckman Laboratories, Memphis,Tennessee

BENNETT P, BOFFARDI, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

PAUL D. SCHUMACHER, Wisconsin Electric Power Company,Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ROY A. JOHNSON, JOHN A.ROMBERGER, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois

GEORGE F. HAYS, JENNY THOM, Drew Industrial Division,Boonton, New Jersey

RUSSELL W. LANE, Water Treatment Consultant, Champaign,Illinois

CHRIS A. BISSETT, West Texas Utilities Company, Abilene,Texas, JAMES F. HARRISON, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania


ROBERT D. MOSS, Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga,Tennessee, STEPHEN P. GAUTNEY, Tennessee ValleyAuthority, Muscle Shoals, Alabama, PATRICK A. MARCH,Tennessee Valley Authority, Norris, Tennessee

MALCOLM BALL, RICHARD RONAYNE HARRIES, WALTERWILLIAM PICKERING, Central Electricity, Generating Board,Nottingham, England

WILLIAM G. LIGHT, Fluid Systems Division, UOP, Inc., SanDiego, California

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IWC-86-32 Paper Yes


IWC-86-31 Paper Yes


IWC-86-30 Paper Yes


IWC-86-29 Paper Yes


IWC-86-28 Paper Yes

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Hollow Fiber Filtration - A Summary Economic and Filtration Report

Colloidal Silica Removal by Ultrafiltration

Colloidal Silica Removal by Ultrafiltration

The Decision to Retrofit Reverse Osmosis for Boiler Water Make-Up at aMidwest Utility

The Decision to Retrofit Reverse Osmosis for Boiler Water Make-Up at aMidwest Utility

EDR Retrofit at McKay Bay Refuse to Energy Plant

EDR Retrofit at McKay Bay Refuse to Energy Plant

Monitoring of Morpholine and its Decomposition Products at Beaver ValleyPower Station

Monitoring of Morpholine and its Decomposition Products at Beaver ValleyPower Station

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ROBERT L. HARKINS, HPD Incorporated, Naperville, Illinois,JAMES F. SMALL, Union Electric Company, Fulton, Missouri

ROBERT DVORIN, New York Power Authority, White Plains,New York

JAMES A. McCAW, Jr., New York State Electric & GasCorporation, Binghamton, New York

JAMES L. McNUTT, Camp Dresser & McKee Inc., Dallas,Texas

MARK C. ADAMS, Kansas City Power & Light Company,Kansas City, Missouri, AUSTIN F. McCORMACK, McCormackCorporation, Dallas, Texas

JOHN M, PUGSLEY, Florida Power & Light Company, Miami,Florida

PRABHAT KUMAR SINHA, Bechtel Civil, Inc., Gaithersburg,Maryland, KISHORE T. GOKHALE, Bechtel Eastern PowerCorporation, Gaithersburg, Maryland, EDWARD P.GEISHECKER, Ionics, Inc., Waterford, Massachusetts,WILLIAM D. ENGEL, Waste Management, Inc., Tampa, Florida

WESLEY L. PEARL, S. G. SAWOCHKA, NWT Corporation, SanJose, California

JOHN M. RIDDLE, US Operating Services Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, THOMAS O. PASSELL, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, California, V. J.LINNENBOM, Jr., Duquesne Light Company, Shippingport,Pennsylvania

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IWC-86-27 Paper Yes


IWC-86-26 Paper Yes


IWC-86-25 Paper Yes


IWC-86-24 Paper Yes


IWC-86-23 Paper Yes


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Review of Boiler Water Alkalinity Control

Review of Boiler Water Alkalinity Control

Eight Years of Modified AVT with Elevated Oxygen Level for Once-Through Steam Generators

Eight Years of Modified AVT with Elevated Oxygen Level for Once-Through Steam Generators

Standby Boiler Protection via Novel Vapor Phase Inhibitor

Standby Boiler Protection via Novel Vapor Phase Inhibitor

Corrosion Product Transport at a Cycling Fossil Plant

Corrosion Product Transport at a Cycling Fossil Plant

Retrofitting of Condenser Steam Spargers

Retrofitting of Condenser Steam Spargers

EPRI RP2712-3 Monitoring Cycle Chemistry at Six Fossil Plants

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DOUGLAS OLIVER, East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc.,Winchester, Kentucky

J. STODOLA, Ontario Hydro, Toronto, Canada

FREDERICK J. POCOCK, The Babcock & Wilcox Company,Research and Development Division, Alliance, Ohio

ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG, Mannheim,Federal Republic of Germany

JESSE S. BEECHER, Consultant, Drew Industrial Division,Ashland Chemical Co.,

EDGAR EIHACHI WATANABE, NELSON GASTALDO, AquatecQuimica S. A., Sao Paulo, Brasil, JAMES N. TANIS, AquatecQuimica S. A., Ridgefield, Connecticut

JAMES BROWN, Ontario Hydro Research Division, Ontario,Canada

T. A. HOOK, W. L. PEARL, S. G. SAWOCHKA, NWTCorporation, San Jose, California, J. PUGSLEY, Florida Power& Light Company, Miami, Florida J. SCHEIBEL, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California

ISHAI OLIKER, FRANK SILAGHY, Burns & Roe Company,Oradell, New Jersey

ROBERT E. PALMER, MICHAEL J. BENNETT, Detroit Edison,Detroit, Michigan

D. M. SOPOCY, A. F. ASCHOFF, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago,Illinois, R. B. DOOLEY, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, California, C. C. STAUFFER, Babcock & Wilcox, Alliance,

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IWC-86-21 Paper Yes

IWC-86-20 Report No







IWC-86-14 Paper Yes

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Alternative Chemical Treatments for Cyclically Operated Units

Alternative Chemical Treatments for Cyclically Operated Units

"Extractables" in New Resins: A Further Look At What They Are and WhatBecomes of Them

Powdered Weakly Acidic Ion Exchange Resins in Condensate Polishing

Ion Exchange Resins - Their Application in Flue Gas Scrubbing atIncineration Plants

Field Experience with Replacing Demineralized Water with DecationizedWater for Acid Regenerant Dilution and Anion Block

Demineralization Retrofit and Upgrade at Jersey Central Power and LightCompany, Sayreville Plant

The Regeneration of Weak and Strong Cation Exchange Resins with anAqueous Solution of SO2

Side-By-Side Comparison of Analytical Techniques: Organic Acids, TotalOrganic Carbon, and Anions in PWR Secondary Cycles

Side-By-Side Comparison of Analytical Techniques: Organic Acids, TotalOrganic Carbon, and Anions in PWR Secondary Cycles

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Ohio

JAMES O. ROBINSON, Betz Laboratories, Trevose,Pennsylvania

LINDA L. SCHNEIDER, DONOVAN C. HUTCHENS, OmahaPublic Power District, Omaha, Nebraska

SALLIE FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc., Berwyn,Pennsylvania

BRUCE L. LIBUTTI, ROBERT D. FORMAN, ROBERT KUNIN,Graver Chemical Company, Union, New Jersey

FRIEDRICH B. MARTINOLA, HEIKO D. HOFFMANN, BayerAG, Leverkusen West Germany,

DAVID J. HAYEK, LEONARD W. TARPLEY, Corpus ChristiPetrochemical Company, Corpus Christi, Texas

KENNETH J. KALLFISCH, Ebasco Services, Inc., New York,New York, NICHOLAS T. ESPOSITO, Jersey Central Power &Light Company, Morristown, New Jersey , ALAN A. DAVIS,Hungerford & Terry, Inc., Clayton, New Jersey, , K. H.FREDERICK,D. P. FETTERMAN, KENNETH M. BURRIS JR.,GPU Nuclear Corporation, Reading, Pennsylvania,

R. RAITER, Ayalon Water Conditioning Company, Ltd., Haifa,Israel

YOSHI TAKAHASHI, Dohrman Division, Xertex, Santa Clara,California

SUE A. HOBART, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California, MICHAEL R. MILLER, GERARD F. PALINO, PAUL

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IWC-86-13 Paper Yes


IWC-86-12 Paper Yes


IWC-86-11 Paper Yes


IWC-86-10 Paper Yes


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Characterization vs. Identification of Organics in Boiler Feed WaterTreatment

Characterization vs. Identification of Organics in Boiler Feed WaterTreatment

On-Line Analysis of Fluoride, Acetate, Formate, Chloride, Carbonate, andSulfate in a Single Run Using Gradient Ion Chromatography

On-Line Analysis of Fluoride, Acetate, Formate, Chloride, Carbonate, andSulfate in a Single Run Using Gradient Ion Chromatography

Industry-Wide Survey of Organics in PWR's

Industry-Wide Survey of Organics in PWR's

TOC Removal from Make-Up Water at Millstone Nuclear GeneratingStation

TOC Removal from Make-Up Water at Millstone Nuclear GeneratingStation

Design and Implementation of a Softening Process for High TDS Oil FieldProduced Water

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S. WALL, NWT Corporation, San Jose, California,W. ARTBYERS, , HECTOR SILVA, JAMES RICHARDS, WestinghouseElectric Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

YOUNG LEE, Sargent & Lundy Engineers, Chicago, Illinois

JOSEPH F. SELANN, DAVID BROMLEY Engineering, Ltd.,Edmonton, Canada, MICHAEL E. ROGERS, EMERSON C.SANFORD, Syncrude Canada, Ltd., Edmonton, Canada

JUDITH A. RAWA, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

GARY D. BURNS, RICHARD C. NOLAN , JOHN E.CRUTCHFIELD, NUS Operating Services Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, THOMAS O. PASSELL, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, California


W. A. BYERS, J. E. RICHARDS, Westinghouse ElectricCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, S. A. HOBART, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

MARJORIE BALAZS, Balazs Analytical Lab., Mountain View,California

WILLIAM S. MILLER, Ecolochem, Inc., Norfolk, Virginia,VERNON W. JONES, ROBERT H. LANGER, Northeast UtilitiesService Company, Waterford, Connecticut

PETER S. MEYERS, L*A Water Treatment Corporation, aMember of the Portals Group, City of Industry, California

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IWC-86-09 Paper Yes


IWC-86-08 Paper Yes


IWC-86-07 Paper Yes


IWC-86-06 Paper Yes


IWC-86-05 Paper Yes


IWC-86-04 Paper Yes

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Design and Implementation of a Softening Process for High TDS Oil FieldProduced Water

Ion Exchange Resin Performance in CANDU Moderator Systems

Ion Exchange Resin Performance in CANDU Moderator Systems

Water Deionization by Recoflo Short Bed Ion Exchange

Water Deionization by Recoflo Short Bed Ion Exchange

Water Quality Protection with Fish Monitor

Water Quality Protection with Fish Monitor

The Application of Electrodialysis to Industrial Water Reuse

The Application of Electrodialysis to Industrial Water Reuse

Renovation of Dilute Process Wastewaters: Mini-Pilot Plant Evaluation ofan Integrated Process System to Meet the Clean Water Act's Heavy-Metaland Organic Treatment Requirements at Oak Ridge Nationsl Laboratory

Renovation of Dilute Process Wastewaters: Mini-Pilot Plant Evaluation ofan Integrated Process System to Meet the Clean Water Act's Heavy-Metaland Organic Treatment Requirements at Oak Ridge Nationsl Laboratory

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ROBERT A. HART, SALLY A. THOMAS, Conoco, Inc., PoncaCity, Oklahoma

FRANK X. McGARVEY, Sybron Chemicals Inc, Birmingham,New Jersey

BABU R. NOTT, DUANE A. CHARTIER, DUNCAN H. BARBER,Ontario Hydro, Research Division, Toronto, Canada

PETER WATTS, Ecodyne, Ltd., Oakville, Ontario, Canada

CRAIG J. BROWN, CATHERINE J. FLETCHER, Eco-TecLimited, Pickering, Ontario, Canada

ROY H. REUTER, ICAIR – Life Systems, Inc, Cleveland, Ohio

ROY W. H. WILKES, pHox Systems, Ltd., Shefford, Beds.,England

R. J. SIKORA, Resources Conservation Company, Bellevue,Washington

JAMES D. LYNCH, HPD Incorporated, Naperville, Illinois,TAKUO KAWAHARA, Asahi Glass Company, Ltd., Tokyo,Japan

JAMES MAVIS, CH2M Hill, Bellevue, Washington

JOHN M. BEGOVICH, CLIFTON H. BROWN, JOHN F.VILLIERS-FISHER, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,Tennessee, WARREN T. THOMPSON, Martin Marietta EnergySystems, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, GEORGE C. PATRICK, ERICH. SNIDER, Engineering-Science, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia

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IWC-86-01 Paper Yes


IWC-85-58 Paper Yes



IWC-85-56 Paper Yes



IWC-85-54 Paper Yes


IWC-85-53 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Video Inspection and Sampling of the Crystal River Unit-3 Once-ThroughSteam Generators

Enhanced Foam Cleaning of Copper-Alloy Surface Condensers

Enhanced Foam Cleaning of Copper-Alloy Surface Condensers

Experience with a Novel, Volatile Boiler Water Oxygen Scavenger

Experience with a Novel, Volatile Boiler Water Oxygen Scavenger

Treatment and Temperature Effects on Turbidity and Morphology inBoilers

Water Treatment Facilities for Cogeneration Plants

Water Treatment Facilities for Cogeneration Plants

Hydrogeological Investigation for Design and Construction of a GroundWater Supply for Cooling Water Make-Up

Partial Demineralization of Groundwater by the CARIX Ion ExchangeProcess

Partial Demineralization of Groundwater by the CARIX Ion ExchangeProcess

In-Ground Removal of Iron and Manganese from Well Water

In-Ground Removal of Iron and Manganese from Well Water

of 1083 06/04/2012


ROCKY H. THOMPSON, Florida Power Corporation CrystalRiver, Florida, LARRY S. LAMANNA, Babcock and Wilcox,Lynchburg, Virginia

HOWARD E. STEIMAN, Boston Edison Company, Boston,Massachusetts

EDGAR F. HOY, Dowell Schlumberger, Tulsa, Oklahoma

PAUL COHEN, Consultant, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

CARL J. CAPPABIANCA, PAUL F. PELOSI, JAMES H. NULTY,Drew Industrial Division, Ashland Chemical Company, Boonton,New Jersey

PAUL E. FOSTER, Hercules Incorporated, Wilmington,Delaware

ROGER V. LONG, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation,Denver, Colorado

JERRY PRINTZ, Stearns Catalytic Corporation, Denver,Colorado

HENRY C. HUNT, Bennett & Williams, Inc., Columbus, Ohio

FRIEDRICH MARTINOLA, Bayer. AG, West Germany

WOLFGANG H. HOELL, Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Center,federal Republic of Germany

WILLIAM R. GREENAWAY, NUS Corporation, Gaithersburg,Maryland

DAVID F. EDSON, Ground Water Associates, Inc., Arlington,

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IWC-85-52 Paper Yes


IWC-85-51 Paper Yes


IWC-85-50 Paper Yes






of 1083 06/04/2012


Foamed Solvents for Cleaning Surface Condensers

Foamed Solvents for Cleaning Surface Condensers

Water Conditioning in High Voltage Electrode Boilers

Water Conditioning in High Voltage Electrode Boilers

Retrofitting the Water Chemistry Programs at Syncrude Canada, Ltd.

Retrofitting the Water Chemistry Programs at Syncrude Canada, Ltd.

Application of High Temperature Electromagnetic Filtration for SecondaryCycle Corrosion Product Transport Control in Pressurized Water Reactors

Acid Free Scale Control for RO Systems

A Progress Report on an EDR Installation

Unique Double Pass Reverse Osmosis System Eliminates Ion Exchangefor many Deionization Applications

Compatibility of DBNPA with Chlorine as Water Treatment Biocides

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Massachusetts

JAMES S. POOLE, Sheppard T. Powell & Associates,Baltimore, Maryland

GARY W. BRADLEY, GARY D. ARNOLD, Halliburton Services,Duncan, Oklahoma

JESSE BEECHER, P.E., Consultant, Drew Industrial Division,Ashland Chemical Co., Boonton, New Jersey

EDGARD EIHACHI WATANABE, MESSIAS CANDIDOAMARAL, Aquatec Quimica S.A., Sao Paulo, Brazil

J. D. McWILLIAM, Betz Inc., Kanata, Ontario, Canada

MICHAEL E. ROGERS, Syncrude Canada, Ltd., Alberta,Canada

WILLIAM R. KASSEN, NWT Corporation, San Jose, California,J. M. BURGER, Empire State Electric Energy ResearchCorporation, New York, New York, J. HIGGINS, P. SILLIMAN(retired), Consolidated Edison, New York, New York

D. P. LOGAN, H. E. NEHUS, A. L. SMITH, Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

THEODORE PICKERING, BETTY J. WHITE, Florida Power &Light Company, Fort Myers, Florida

GREGORY A. PITTNER, Arrowhead Industrial Water, LosAngeles, California, RICHARD R. LEVANDER, ArrowheadIndustrial Water, San Diego, California, JOHN F. BOSSLER,Arrowhead Industrial Water, Fallsington, Pennsylvania

AMANDA MEITZ, The Mogul Corporation, Chagrin Falls, Ohio

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-85-45 Paper Yes


IWC-85-43 Paper Yes


IWC-85-42 Paper Yes






of 1083 06/04/2012


Compatibility of DBNPA with Chlorine as Water Treatment Biocides

Cooling Water Treatment Using a Liquified Gas Feeder and BromineChloride

Cooling Water Treatment Using a Liquified Gas Feeder and BromineChloride

Evaluation of Alternative Chemicals for Power Plant Condenser BiofoulingControl

Evaluation of Alternative Chemicals for Power Plant Condenser BiofoulingControl

Initial Operating Experience with a Liquid Waste Treatment System forNYSEG's Somerset Unit #1

Fluid Composition in the Tube Sheet Crevices of a Nuclear SteamGenerator

PWR Secondary System Water Chemistry Guidelines and theirApplication

Condenser Air Inleakage and Dissolved Oxygen Control Testing atCallaway Nuclear Plant

Silica Removal in Lime-Soda Softeners

of 1083 06/04/2012


RICHARD W. WALTER, JR., JACK F. MILLS, ATTILA G.RELENYI, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan

KENNETH J. KOZELSKI, E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.,Camden, South Carolina

BLAIR JONES, Capital Controls Company, Inc., Colmar,Pennsylvania, GERALD SLIFER, Public Service Electric andGas Company, Newark, New Jersey

RODNEY H. SERGENT, Great Lakes Chemical Corporation,West Lafayette, Indiana

ROBERT CHIESA, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, Illinois, DENNISGEARY, Wisconsin Power & Light Company, Madison,Wisconsin

ROBERT S. BERNSTEIN, Ebasco Services, Inc., New York,New York, STEVEN F. DEMARCO, New York State Electric &Gas, Binghamton, New York

OLEH WERES, LEON TSAO, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory,University of California, Berkeley, California

P. J. BATTAGLIA, M. W. ROOTHAM, M. J. WOOTTEN,Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

SCOTT BOND, Union Electric, Callaway Nuclear Plant, Fulton,Missouri, ALEXANDER D. MACARTHUR, WestinghouseElectric Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

TIMOTHY W. TROFE, MILTON L. OWEN, Radian Corporation,Austin, Texas, WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California

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IWC-85-36 Paper Yes



IWC-85-34 Paper Yes


IWC-85-33 Paper Yes


IWC-85-32 Paper Yes


IWC-85-31 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


The Investigation and Application of Ozone for Cooling Water Treatment

The Investigation and Application of Ozone for Cooling Water Treatment

Cooling Water Product Evaluation and Selection: a Case Study

On Stream Iron Removal in Cooling Systems

On Stream Iron Removal in Cooling Systems

Zero Blowdown by Sidestream Softening on Cooling Systems of BaseLoad Units

Zero Blowdown by Sidestream Softening on Cooling Systems of BaseLoad Units

Parametric Study of Thin-Film Composite Polyamide-Type ReverseOsmosis Membranes

Parametric Study of Thin-Film Composite Polyamide-Type ReverseOsmosis Membranes

ED: Polarity Reversal or Not?

ED: Polarity Reversal or Not?

Commercial Production of Ultrapure Water by Fully-Automatic Triple-

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JOHN W. SIEGMUND, Sheppard D. Powell Associates,Baltimore, Maryland

LEROY V. BALDWIN, ELLEN S. FEENEY, EG&G Florida, Inc.,Kennedy Space Center, Florida, RICK BLACKWELDER, NASA,Kennedy Space Center, Florida

BRIAN R. OHLER, Public Service Company of New Mexico,Farmington, New Mexico, WILLIAM A. HOLLINGSHAD, CalgonCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

J. FRED WILKES, Consulting Chemical Engineer, Titusville,Florida

GARY G. ENGSTROM, VINCENT KUHN, Dearborn ChemicalCompany, Lake Zurich, Illinois


BOB L. PROCTOR, CHESTER M. MALEWSKI, Sierra PacificPower Company, Reno, Nevada

JOHN E. CADOTTE, FilmTec Corporation, Minneapolis,Minnesota

YAW C. YANG, J. M. DICKSON, McMaster University, Ontario,Canada


PAUL A. FOSTER, MICHAEL J. ROWE, JOHN B. FARRAR,Portals Water Treatment, Isleworth, United Kingdom

CLARENCE D. COLLEY, Hewlett Packard Company, Palo, Alto,

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IWC-85-30 Paper Yes








of 1083 06/04/2012


Membrane (UF/EDR/RO) Demineralizers

Commercial Production of Ultrapure Water by Fully-Automatic Triple-Membrane (UF/EDR/RO) Demineralizers

ASTM Power Plant Water Analysis Manual

Water Chemistry Studies at the Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Using an OnlineIon Chromatographic Analyzer

Evaluation and Applications of a New Dissolved Hydrogen Monitor

Analysis of Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid in Boiler Water by HighPressure Liquid Chromatography

The Use of an Inorganic Glassy Cation Exchanger for the Purification ofNuclear Waste Streams

Effects of Coagulant Overdose in Clarifiers on Downstream Ion ExchangeProcesses

Radwaste Ion-Exchange Optimization

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Calitornia


W. E. ALLMON, S. J. POTTERTON, The Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Alliance, Ohio, S. I. LERMAN, Consolidated Edisonof New York, Astoria, New York

CURT BLAIR, Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga,Tennessee, JIM MULLENIX, JOHNNY BARKER, TennesseeValley Authority, Soddy Daisy, Tennessee, LANI ANGERS,Dionex Corporation, Sunnyvale, California

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, R. W.BRADSHAW, Combustion Engineering, Windsor, Connecticut,J. P. GIBEAULT, Manleh Engineering, Rouses Point, New York[S. C. SMITH, ChemLink, Inc., Cherry Hill, New Jersey]

KATHLEEN A.S. HARDY, JOHN C. COOPER, Naval ResearchLaboratory, Washington, D.C., THOMAS K. AYRES, WALTERE. RUDZINSKI, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos,Texas

Aa. BARKATT, K. A. MICHAEL, W. SOUSANPOUR, Al.BARKATT, L. M. PENAFIEL, B. P. MACEDO, The CatholicUniversity of America, Washington, D.C., H. G. SUTTER,Duratek Corporation, Greenbelt, Maryland

L. M. MAY, W. M. CARLSON, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, Illinois

N. P. JACOB, E. MORGAN, J. M. STORTON, J. F. KRAMER,Babcock & Wilcox, Lynchburg, Virginia, J. P. KANGLEY,

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IWC-85-19 Paper Yes


IWC-85-18 Paper Yes


IWC-85-17 Paper Yes

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Progress in the Removal of Organics Present in Utility Water Systems

A Progress Report on the Application of Weakly Acidic Cation ExchangeResins in Condensate Polishing

Evolution of a Wastewater Treatment System for Processing ScrubberBlowdown and Chemical Plant Discharges at a Coal-Fired GenerationStat1on

Evolution of a Wastewater Treatment System for Processing ScrubberBlowdown and Chemical Plant Discharges at a Coal-Fired GenerationStat1on

Water-Related Internal Problems in Ash Transport Systems

Water-Related Internal Problems in Ash Transport Systems

EPRI's Interim Consensus Guidelines on Fossil Plant Cycle Chemistry

EPRI's Interim Consensus Guidelines on Fossil Plant Cycle Chemistry

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Babcock & Wilcox, Lynchburg, Virginia, J. P. KANGLEY,Millstone Nuclear Station, Waterford, Connecticut, M. D.NAUGHTON, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

LIGAYA S. HARTJEN, Graver Water Division, Union, NewJersey, WILLIAM M. CAIN, Carolina Power & Light Company,Southport, North Carolina

MICHAEL O'BRIEN, ROBERT KUNIN, GEORGE C. FLYNN,Graver Water Division Union, New Jersey

DAVID H. PAUL, JIM PETRIE, Public Service Company of NewMexico, Waterflow, New Mexico

G. L. WILSON, J. C. NOWAK, T. M. O'NEAIL, ResourcesConservation Co., Bellevue, Washington

WILLIAM P. GROBMYER, Burns & McDonnell, Kansas City,Missouri

PHILIP A. BARKER, Nalco Chemical Company, Oak Brook,Illinois, THOMAS FITZSIMMONS, Basin Electric PowerCooperative, Bismarck, North Dakota, WAYNE C.MICHELETTI, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

F. J. POCOCK, Babcock & Wilcox, Research and DevelopmentDivision, Alliance, Ohio

DALE M. SOPOCY, A. F. ASCHOFF, Sargent & LundyEngineers, Chicago, Illinois, R. B. DOOLEY, Electric Power

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IWC-85-16 Paper Yes


IWC-85-15 Paper Yes


IWC-85-13 Paper Yes


IWC-85-12 Paper Yes


IWC-85-11 Paper Yes


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Vanadium Removal from Oil-Fired Power Plant Wastewaters

Vanadium Removal from Oil-Fired Power Plant Wastewaters

A New GKM Approach to Makeup Water Treatment and CondensatePolishing

A New GKM Approach to Makeup Water Treatment and CondensatePolishing

Condensate Polisher Experiences Recently Encountered in Conversion toAVT Environment and the Use of Inert Resin at Carolina Power & Light

Condensate Polisher Experiences Recently Encountered in Conversion toAVT Environment and the Use of Inert Resin at Carolina Power & Light

The Tripol Condensate Purification Process

The Tripol Condensate Purification Process

Operating Experience with the Detection of Utility Boiler Water QualityProblems Utilizing Boiling Water Cation Conductivity

Operating Experience with the Detection of Utility Boiler Water QualityProblems Utilizing Boiling Water Cation Conductivity

Evaluation of a Reactor Coolant Dissolved Hydrogen Monitor forPressurized Water Reactors

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Engineers, Chicago, Illinois, R. B. DOOLEY, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California, OTAKAR JONAS,Jonas, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware

DAVID CLINE, Sheppard T. Powell & Associates, Baltimore,Maryland

HANS W. SCHICK, Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation,Poughkeepsie, New York, ROBERT M. ROSAIN, CH2M Hill,Bellevue, Washington

JAMES D. SHIVERS, Water Treatment Corporation. Member ofthe Portals Group, City of Industry, California

ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG, Mannheim,West Germany

JAMES SHIELDS, Belco Pollution Control, Parsippany, NewJersey

JOHN E. KRISTENSEN, HARRY G. HARTJEN, EbascoServices, Incorporated, Lyndhurst, New Jersey

LOUIS F. WIRTH, Consultant, Midland, Michigan

MALCOLM BALL, ROBERT J. BURROWS, Central ElectricityGenerating Board, Nottingham, England


MICHAEL G. CASHIN, Central Illinois Public Service Co.,Springfield, Illinois

M. J. WOOTTEN, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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IWC-85-10 Paper Yes


IWC-85-08 Paper Yes


IWC-85-07 Paper Yes


IWC-85-06 Paper Yes


IWC-85-05 Paper Yes



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Evaluation of a Reactor Coolant Dissolved Hydrogen Monitor forPressurized Water Reactors

Gel vs. Macroporous Resins for High Rate Demineralization on a HighOrganic Water

Gel vs. Macroporous Resins for High Rate Demineralization on a HighOrganic Water

The Multistep System, a Flexible Arrangement for Water Treatment withIon Exchange Resins

The Multistep System, a Flexible Arrangement for Water Treatment withIon Exchange Resins

Experiences with a Co-Counter-Current Regeneration System at the AvonLake Station

Experiences with a Co-Counter-Current Regeneration System at the AvonLake Station

Evaluation of Weak Electrolyte Resins for Applications in a Mixed ResinSystem

Evaluation of Weak Electrolyte Resins for Applications in a Mixed ResinSystem

Applications of Advanced Membrane Filtration to Industrial WastewaterTreatment and Groundwater Clean-Up

When Hazardous Waste Threatens the Groundwater

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G. L. WARD, Duke Power Company, Charlotte, North Carolina

SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Berwyn, Pennsylvania

T. K. COPOLO, Carolina Power & Light Co., Roxboro, NorthCarolina, H. A. SCHLESINGER, Gibbs & Hill, Inc., New York,New York

IRVING M. ABRAMS, Ph.D., Consultant, Los Altos, California

FRIEDRICH B. MARTINOLA, GERFRIED WUTTE, Bayer AG,Leverkusen, West Germany

V. R. DAVIES, Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

GEORGE P. BAKER, Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.,Cleveland, Ohio, GEORGE J. CRITS, Cochrane EnvironmentalSystems, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

RICHARD HETHERINGTON, Epicor, Inc., Linden, New Jersey


ERICH W. TIEPEL, Resource Technologies Group, Inc.,Denver, Colorado, JACOB SHORR, Memtek Corporation,Woburn, Massachusetts

CHRISTOPHER R. RYAN, Geo-Con, Inc., Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

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IWC-85-02 Paper Yes


IWC-85-01 Paper Yes


IWC-84-96 Paper Yes


IWC-84-93 Paper Yes



IWC-84-86 Paper Yes

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What Really Happens to Organics in the Water Treatment System Part II:the Fate of Organics in the Anion Exchange Cycle

What Really Happens to Organics in the Water Treatment System Part II:the Fate of Organics in the Anion Exchange Cycle

Removal of Organics from Secondary Makeup Water

Removal of Organics from Secondary Makeup Water

Lessons Learned from the Use of Ion Exchange for WastewaterTreatment

Lessons Learned from the Use of Ion Exchange for WastewaterTreatment

Reduction of oxygen with Hydrogen at Ambient Temperature UsingLewatit OC-1045 Catalyst - A Potential Oxygen Control Method for WaterSystems

Reduction of oxygen with Hydrogen at Ambient Temperature UsingLewatit OC-1045 Catalyst - A Potential Oxygen Control Method for WaterSystems

Performance Study of a Semiconductor High Purity Water System UsingAdvanced Filtration Technologies

50 Years in Separate Beds

50 Years in Separate Beds

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VIJAY K. PURI, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

SALLIE FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc. Berwyn,Pennsylvania

SUE A. HOBART, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

S. L. WISER, Virginia Electric and Power Company, Richmond,Virginia, Y. H. LEE, C. R. STROH, Sargent & Lundy, ChicagoIllinois, M. O'BRIEN, The Graver Company, Union, New Jersey


WILLIAM E. MOORE, Monsanto Chocolate Bayou, Alvin,Texas, PETER L. TREMONT, Monsanto Central Engineering,St. Louis, Missouri

ANDREW J. HARHAY, Rochester Gas and Electric CorporationOntario, New York

S. GREGORY DE SILVA, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ALEXANDER J. SIBER, MobayChemical Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

CHRIS MISTRY, JERRY GILILLAND, ANDY KOUTALIDES,Hewlett Packard, CID, Cupertino, California, ROSALIEMANDARO, Mandaro Associates, Wallingford, Connecticut

C. CALMON, Consultant, Princeton, New Jersey

J. H. SMITH, Portals Water Treatment Ltd., Isleworth, United

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IWC-84-81 Paper Yes



IWC-84-80 Paper Yes


IWC-84-76 Paper Yes


IWC-84-73 Paper Yes




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The Westinghouse Oxygen Probe - A New Monitor for Steam

The Westinghouse Oxygen Probe - A New Monitor for Steam

An Artificial Intelligence Chemistry Diagnostic System



Application of Innovative Technologies to Reclaim High Quality Semi-conductor Rinse Waters

Application of Innovative Technologies to Reclaim High Quality Semi-conductor Rinse Waters

Cationic Polyelectrolyte Fouling of Cation Exchange Resins

Cationic Polyelectrolyte Fouling of Cation Exchange Resins

Reduction of Condensate Cleanup Time for Supercritical Units

"Extractables" in New Resins: a Critical Look at the How, What and Whyof their Measurement

Biocidal Efficacy with Respect to Sessile and Planktonic Organisms

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Kingdom, P. W. RENOUF, The Permutit Company of Australia,Ltd., Brookville, Australia, M. CROSSEN, L*A Water Treatment,City of Industry, California

EWING EVANS, City of Austin, Austin, Texas

WILLIAM M. HICKAM, P. K. LEE, W. E. SNYDER,Westinghouse R&D Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JAMES K. RICE, PE, Consulting Engineer, Olney, Maryland

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Westinghouse Steam Turbine-GeneratorDivision, Orlando, Florida

JAMES C. BELLOWS, Westinghouse Steam Turbine-GeneratorDivision, Orlando, Florida

GIL K. DHAWAN, Applied Membranes, San Diego, California

PETER S. CARTWRIGHT, C3 International, Inc., Roseville,Minnesota

WILLIAM L. McCULLEN, Rohm and Haas ResearchLaboratories, Spring House, Pennsylvania

DAVID I. DEVORE, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose,Pennsylvania

BENJAMIN NONAKA, DALE LIAO, Department of Water andPower, City of Los Angeles, Long Beach, California

SALLIE A. FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc., Berwyn,Pennsylvania

RICHARD A. CLARK, Buckman Laboratories, Inc., Memphis,Tennessee

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IWC-84-60 Paper Yes




IWC-84-53 Paper Yes



IWC-84-49 Paper Yes



IWC-84-43 Paper Yes

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Biocidal Efficacy with Respect to Sessile and Planktonic Organisms

Pilot Plant Study to Treat Priority Pollutants in Coal Pile Drainage

Trace Element Removal by Adsorption/Coprecipitation on Amorphous IronOxyhydroxide

Electrodialysis Reversal Unit Used as Pre-Demineralizer in BoilerFeedwater Treatment

Electrodialysis Reversal Unit Used as Pre-Demineralizer in BoilerFeedwater Treatment

Efficacy and Decomposition of DBNPA in Two Cooling Systems

Biocontrol - Key to Heat Exchanger Efficiency in Grain Alcohol Plant

Biocontrol - Key to Heat Exchanger Efficiency in Grain Alcohol Plant

Design and Operation of a 3,500-Gpm Air Stripping System for VOCRemoval

Evaluation of Uniform Mesh Ion Exchange Resins for CondensatePolishing

Evaluation of Uniform Mesh Ion Exchange Resins for CondensatePolishing

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RALPH J. KAJDASZ, R. V. EINSTMAN, Dearborn ChemicalCompany, Nashville, Tennessee, LINDA YOUNG-BANDALA,Dearborn Chemical Company, Lake Zurich, Illinois

KEN CHEN, KEN L. OGLE, ROBERT D. MOSS,TennesseeValley Authority, Chattanooga, Tennessee

DOUGLAS T. MERRILL, Brown and Caldwell, Walnut Creek,California, WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, California, JAMES O. LECKIE, StanfordUniversity, Stanford, California

EDWARD P. GEISHECKER, Ionics Incorporated, Watertown,Massachusetts

MIKE MANSOURI, Amoco Chemicals Corporation, Alvin, Texas

AMANDA K. MEITZ, Mogul Corporation, Chagrin Falls, Ohio

KENNETH J. KOZELSKI, E.I. du Pont, Camden, South Carolina

JACK L. FREUND, JR. Midwest Solvents Company, Inc.,Atchison, Kansas , JAMES M. BOOKER JR., WILLIAM J.WARD, Midland Research Laboratories, Lenexa, Kansas

BOB ROSAIN, CHET MORTON, CH2M Hill, Bellevue,Washington


JACK B. PRENTISS, Central Power and Light Company,Corpus Christi, Texas, MICHAEL D. MAYNE, Dow ChemicalCompany, Freeport, Texas,

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IWC-84-39 Paper Yes


IWC-84-35 Paper Yes



IWC-84-26 Paper Yes




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Progress in the Detection and Elimination of Powdered Resin Leakagefrom Condensate Polishing Systems

Field Experiences with Sulphonated Styrene Copolymers for On-LineBoiler Descaling in South Africa

Field Experiences with Sulphonated Styrene Copolymers for On-LineBoiler Descaling in South Africa

A Program for Review and Selection of Water Treatment Suppliers

A Program for Review and Selection of Water Treatment Suppliers

Four Years Operating Experience with a 3,000 GPM Counterflow Make-Up Demineralization System Treating Mississippi River Water

Hydroperm Lime Softening - A Case History

Hydroperm Lime Softening - A Case History

Design and Operation of Continuous Ion Exchange Process for TreatingUranium Mine Water

Sulfite Degradation and Apparent Turbine Rotor Corrosion

Effective Condensate System Analysis through Computer Modeling

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JOHN F. LONGO, Graver Chemical Division of the GraverCompany, Union, New Jersey


I. R. GIBSON, Industrial Water Management, Pty.,Johannesburg, South Africa, C. M. HWA, Dearborn ChemicalCompany, Lake Zurich, Illinois

JOHN C. PETERSON, Wright Chemical Corporation,Greensboro, North Carolina

TIMOTHY E. KEISTER, Brockway, Inc., Brockway,Pennsylvania

JIM W. SMITH, Shell Oil, Company, Norco, Louisiana, M. B.YELIGAR, Permutit Company, Inc., Paramus, New Jersey, DANM. SETARO, Betz Laboratories, Metairie, Louisiana

ROBERT FROESE, PETWA Canada Ltd., Calgary, Canada

LORNE GRAMMS, Urban Systems, Ltd., Calgary, Alberta,DANIEL COMSTOCK, DOUGLAS HAGEN, Neptune Microfloc,Inc., Corvallis, Oregon

C. PALMER, Cotter Corporation, Lakewood, Colorado, A.HIMSLEY, J. A. BENNETT, Himsley Engineering Ltd., Toronto,Canada

MARK BRAYDEN, HAROLD CHAGNARD, HAYES BARNETT,REUBEN BARBER, Dow Chemical, U.S.A., Plaquemine,Louisiana

M. LINDA LIN, BRIAN V. JENKINS, Nalco Chemical Company,

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IWC-84-18 Paper Yes


IWC-84-15 Paper Yes







IWC-84-112 Paper Yes

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Sewer Plant Effluent - A Usable Source of Cooling Tower Makeup forPower Plant Operations

Sewer Plant Effluent - A Usable Source of Cooling Tower Makeup forPower Plant Operations

Process and Control Modifications of a Make-Up Demineralizer System

Process and Control Modifications of a Make-Up Demineralizer System

Colorimetric Determination of Trace Benzotriazole or Tolyltriazole

VGB Guidelines on Boiler Feedwater, Boiler Water and Steam of Water-Tube Boilers

Boiler and Feedwater Standards in Fossil and Nuclear Plant Operated bythe C.E.G.B.

Water Chemistry Guidelines for BWRS

PWR Secondary Water Chemistry Guidelines: Revision 1

Examples of Groundwater Containment Strategies New and RemedialWork

Examples of Groundwater Containment Strategies New and RemedialWork

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Oak Brook, Illinois

G. W. SCHWEITZER, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

NORMAN D. FAHRER, ChemTreat, Inc., Ashland, Virginia,SHULER W. MASSEY, Vero Beach Utilities, Vero Beach,Florida

ROGER A. GUTTSCHALL, Belco Pollution Control Corporation,Parsippany, New Jersey

CHERYL O. MALHIET, Cajun Electric Power Cooperative,Baton Rouge, Louisiana, HENRY BYDALEK, Ebasco Services,Inc., Norcross, Georgia

DANIAL L. HARP, Hach Company, Loveland, Colorado

DR. ALBERT BURSIK, Grosskraftwerk Mannheim AG,Mannheim, Federal Republic of Germany

K. TITTLE, Central Electricity Generating Board, Manchester,England

WARREN J. BILANIN, ROBIN L. JONES, CHARLES S.WELTY, JR., Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

C. S. WELTY, JR., S. J. GREEN, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Palo Alto, California

F. BARRY NEWMAN, GAI Consultants, Inc., Monroeville,Pennsylvania

CHRISTOPHER R. RYAN, Geo-Con, Incorporated, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

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Studies of Two-Phase Erosion-Corrosion Using the C.E.G.B. N. W.Region Boiler Rig

Studies of Two-Phase Erosion-Corrosion Using the C.E.G.B. N. W.Region Boiler Rig

An Automatic Instrument for Measuring Scale Growth in Cooling WaterSystems

An Automatic Instrument for Measuring Scale Growth in Cooling WaterSystems

Makeup Demineralization with an Organic Scavenger/Monobed System

Makeup Demineralization with an Organic Scavenger/Monobed System

Computer Modeling of Cooling Water Chemistry

The Hydraulic Properties of Ion Exchange Resins

The Hydraulic Properties of Ion Exchange Resins

Magnetic Water Treatment Devices - The Results of a University Study

Qualification of Analytical Methods for Monitoring Steam Electric PowerPlant Aqueous Discharges

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F. J. POCOCK, N. J. MRAVICH, W. E. ALLMON, Babcock &Wilcox, Alliance Research Center, Research and DevelopmentDivision, Alliance, Ohio

M. J. FOUNTAIN, G. S. HARRISON, D. PENFOLD, J. C.GREENE, M. A. WALKER, Central Electricity Generating Board,Manchester, England

RAY BAUM, Craft Products Company, Inc., Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

DOUGLAS K. BENDER, C. M. FINLEY, Rohrback CosascoSystems, Santa Fe Springs, California

GEORGE J. CRITS, Cochrane Environmental Systems, CraneCo., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

HUGH H. HARPER, JR., DAVID L. DRUMMONDS, SouthernCompany Services, Inc., Birmingham, Alabama

RORY R. MUSIL, HUGO J. NIELSEN, Sargent & LundyEngineers, Chicago, Illinois

SALLIE FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Berwyn, Pennsylvania

FRANK X. McGARVEY, E. W. HAUSER, B. KIEFER, SybronChemicals, Inc., Birmingham, New Jersey

KENNETH W. BUSCH, MARIANNA A. BUSCH, DEBORAHPARKER, RALPH E. DARLING, JAMES L. McATEE, JR.Baylor University, Waco, Texas

JAMES K. RICE, Consulting Engineer, Olney, Maryland, RAY F.MADDALONE, Energy Technology Division, TRW, Inc.,Redondo Beach, California,, WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power

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IWC-84-06 Paper Yes


IWC-84-02 Paper Yes








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Computer-Aided Power Plant Chemistry Evaluation

Computer-Aided Power Plant Chemistry Evaluation

Suggested Guidelines for Laying Up Idle Equipment in Cooling Systems

Suggested Guidelines for Laying Up Idle Equipment in Cooling Systems

A New Aminic Volatile Deoxidizing Conditioning Product Alternative toHydrazine

A New Dissolved Hydrogen Detector

Analysis of Calcium and Magnesium in Effluents Containing High SaltLevels by Emission Spectroscopy

Field Experience with a Simple Cooling Water Biofilm Monitoring Device

A Rapid Method for Monitoring Microbial Fouling in Industrial CoolingWater Systems

Organic Acids in Steam Condensate by Ion Exclusion Chromatography

Application of TOC Analyzer to the ppb-Level Measurement of CO2Trapped in Ammoniated Steam Condensate

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Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

DON GOLDSTROHM, Salt River Project, Coronado GeneratingStation, St. Johns, Arizona

LEYON O. BRESTEL, DUANE K. NELSON, Colorado-UteElectric Association, Montrose, Colorado

DAVID E. SIMON, II, NUS Corporation-PEC Division,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

THOMAS E. GALE, Ashland Petroleum Company, Ashland,Kentucky, JESSE BEECHER, Drew Chemical Corporation,Boonton, New Jersey

MARCELLO BARTOLETTI, R. Dona, S.P.A., Milan, Italy

JOHN M. HALE, Orbisphere Laboratories, Geneva, Switzerland

GERHARD A. MEYER, ROBERT R. FRABLE, Dow Chemical,U.S.A., Midland, Michigan

KENNETH J. KOZELSKI, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.,Camden, South Carolina

LINDA YOUNG-BANDALA, Dearborn Chemical Company, LakeZurich, Illinois, RALPH J. KAJDASZ, Dearborn ChemicalCompany, Nashville, Tennessee

W. ARTHUR BYERS, S. L. ANDERSON, W. M. HICKAM,Westinghouse Research & Development Center, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

ROBERT J. JOYCE, YOSHIHIRO TAKAHASHI, DohrmannDivision of Xertex Corporation, Santa Clara, California, LOUIS

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Ion Exchange of Mixed Radwaste

Potential of Weak-Acid Cation Resins in Ammoniated CondensateSystems

The Effect of Bead Size and Hydrated Bead Density on the Separability ofMixed Beds

Removal of Organics from Utility and Industrial Waters

Deep Bed Countercurrent Cations

Colloidal Silica Removal with Ion Exchange Resin at Milliken Station

Factors Affecting the Performance of Condensate Polishing Plants

Monitoring, Containment, and Treatment of Groundwater: Introduction andConclusion

Air Stripping of Organics

Synthetic Linings for Pollution Control

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F. WIRTH, Consultant, Midland, Michigan

GREGORY R. ALLAN, Consultant, Bellevue, Washington

HOWARD L. SIMPSON, Water Treatment Consultant,Cupertino, California, CHARLES A. SAUER, DuoliteInternational, Inc., Redwood City, California, ROBERT A.ANDERSON, Ion Exchanger Consultant, Sunnyvale, California

SALLIE FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Incorporated,Berwyn, Pennsylvania

JOSEPH F. GIANNELLI, Graver Water and Graver ChemicalDivisions of the Graver Company, Union, New Jersey

JOHN B. FARRAR, JOSEPH H. SMITH, Portals WaterTreatment, Ltd., Isleworth, Middlesex, United Kingdom

FRANK P. ROMA, New York Electric & Gas Company,Binghamton, New York, THOMAS M. ISERT, GilbertAssociates, Reading, Pennsylvania, FRANK X. McGARVEY,Sybron Corporation/Ionac Division, Birmingham, New Jersey,WILLIAM S. MILLER, Ecolochem, Incorporated, Norfolk,Virginia

J. R. EMMETT, A. HEBBS, NEI Thompson Ltd., KennicottWater Treatment, West Midlands, England

WALTER ZABBAN, The Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania,

R. P. HELWICK, C. D. BLUMENSCHEIN, The ChesterEngineers, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania,

CHARLES E. STAFF, Staff Industries, Incorporated, Upper

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IWC-83-30 Paper Yes


IWC-83-29 Paper Yes


IWC-83-28 Paper Yes


IWC-83-27 Paper Yes

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Subsurface Cut-Off Walls: Design Considerations in their Application toGround-Water Recovery Programs

Groundwater Monitoring and Response Program

Performance of Air Block Countercurrent Regeneration forDemineralization ofHigh TDS Surface Water

Performance of Air Block Countercurrent Regeneration forDemineralization ofHigh TDS Surface Water

Development of Acrylobed™, a New Anion Exchange Resin System forWater Demineralization

Development of Acrylobed™, a New Anion Exchange Resin System forWater Demineralization

Syncrude Canada Ltd's Five Years Operating Experience with Canada'sLargest Demineralizer

Syncrude Canada Ltd.'s Five Years Operating Experience with Canada'sLargest Demineralizer

Prevention of Iron, Organic, and Microbiological Resin Fouling via a NewConcept in Ion Exchange Maintenance

Prevention of Iron, Organic, and Microbiological Resin Fouling via a NewConcept in Ion Exchange Maintenance

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Montclair, New Jersey

ROBERT D. MUTCH, Jr., Wehran Engineering, Middleton, NewYork

C. J. TOUHILL, A. P. PAJAK, A. J. SHUCKROW, Baker/TSADivision, Michael Baker, Jr., Inc., Beaver, Pennsylvania

MICHAEL D. MAYNE, Dow Chemical U.S.A., Freeport, Texas

SID WILSON, Champlin Petroleum Company,Corpus Christi,Texas, JOSEPH E. ZUBACK, Infilco Degremont, Incorporated,Richmond, Virginia

T. R. DILLMAN, Illinois Water Treatment Company, Rockford,Illinois

A. D. PRUNAC, E. ZAGANIARIS, Rohm & Haas EuropeanLaboratories, Valbonne, France

IRVING M. ABRAMS, Consultant, Los Altos, California

ELIZABETH WILKINS, BOYCE TUCKER, Syncrude Canada,Ltd., Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, DAVID HICKLING,Ecodyne, Ltd., Oakville, Ontario, Canada

RICHARD HETHERINGTON, Epicor, Incorporated, Linden,New Jersey

L. R. GESS, Nalco Chemical Company, Oak Brook, Illinois, L.M. MAY, A. W. OBERHOFER, Nalco Chemical Company,Naperville, Illinois

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IWC-83-26 Paper Yes


IWC-83-25 Paper Yes


IWC-83-24 Paper Yes


IWC-83-23 Paper Yes


IWC-83-22 Paper Yes


IWC-83-21 Paper Yes

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Computerization of Generating Station Water Chemistry Data in the GPUSystem

Computerization of Generating Station Water Chemistry Data in the GPUSystem

A New Potable Water Radium/Radon Removal System

A New Potable Water Radium/Radon Removal System

Reviewing the Usage of Applied-Fields in Industrial Water Treatment-What Works? What Does Not Work?

Reviewing the Usage of Applied-Fields in Industrial Water Treatment-What Works? What Does Not Work?

Generic Reactor Coolant High Temperature Electromagnetic FiltrationSystem for PWR Plants

Generic Reactor Coolant High Temperature Electromagnetic FiltrationSystem for PWR Plants

Diethylhydroxylamine for Corrosion Protection in Industrial and UtilityBoilers

Diethylhydroxylamine for Corrosion Protection in Industrial and UtilityBoilers

The Behavior of Sodium, Chloride, and Sulfate in PWR Secondary Cycles

The Behavior of Sodium, Chloride, and Sulfate in PWR Secondary Cycles

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JOHN SIEGMUND, Sheppard T. Powell Associates, Baltimore,Maryland

ALVIN N. HEWING, RAY H. WARMKESSER, General PublicUtilities Service Corporation, Reading, Pennsylvania

CHARLES R. MADDOX, Division of Water Hygiene, TexasDepartment of Health, Austin, Texas

RICHARD E. ROZELLE, Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan


ROBERT S. REIMERS, ANN C. ANDERSON, LUANN WHITE,Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana

P. V. BALAKRISHNAN, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, Ontario, Canada

MICHAEL TROY, SAM KANG, Westinghouse ElectricCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, MICHAEL D.NAUGHTON, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

MANFRED T. NOACK, Olin Corporation, New Haven,Connecticut

DIONISIO G. CUISIA, Dearborn Chemical Company, LakeZurich, Illinois

WILLIAM T. LINDSAY, Lindsay and Associates, Hopkinton,Massachusetts

STEPHEN G. SAWOCHKA, WESLEY L. PEARL, NWT

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IWC-83-20 Paper Yes


IWC-83-19 Paper Yes


IWC-83-18 Paper Yes


IWC-83-17 Paper Yes


IWC-83-16 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Improved Control of Boiler Scaling and Corrosion with an All-PolymerInternal Treatment Program

Improved Control of Boiler Scaling and Corrosion with an All-PolymerInternal Treatment Program

Dynamic Deposition and Solubility of Sodium Chloride in SuperheatedSteam

Dynamic Deposition and Solubility of Sodium Chloride in SuperheatedSteam

San Miguel: a Case for a Drum Boiler Condensate Polishing Retrofit

San Miguel: a Case for a Drum Boiler Condensate Polishing Retrofit

A Unique Advance in Condensate Polishing at Central Illinois PublicService Company

A Unique Advance in Condensate Polishing at Central Illinois PublicService Company

Condensate Polisher Performance at the Surry Nuclear Power Station

Condensate Polisher Performance at the Surry Nuclear Power Station

of 1083 06/04/2012


Corporation, San Jose, California,


J. A. KELLY, M. L. LIN, G. W. FLASCH, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Oak Brook, Illinois

W. E. ALLMON, The Babcock & Wilcox Company, Researchand Development Division, Alliance, Ohio

OTAKAR JONAS, Jonas, Incorporated, Wilmington, Delaware,M. ROIDT, A. S. MANOCHA, Westinghouse R&D Center,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

GEORGE CRITS, Cochrane Environmental Systems, King ofPrussia, Pennsylvania

EMERY LANGE, Jr., San Miguel Electric Cooperative,Incorporated, Jourdanton, Texas, DOUGLAS S. JOHNSTONE,The Graver Company, Union, New Jersey PAUL W. GROSS,Datum Company, Houston, Texas,

JAMES T. McNULTY, Rohm and Hans Research Laboratories,Spring House, Pennsylvania

ELI SALEM, Graver Water Division of The Graver Company,Union, New Jersey, CARL SCHEERER, Central Illinois PublicService Company, Springfield, Illinois

MICHAEL W. ROOTHAM, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

DAVID P. SIEGWARTH, D. A. McNEA, NWT Corporation, SanJose, California, WILLIAM A. THORNTON, Virginia Electric

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IWC-83-15 Paper Yes


IWC-83-14 Paper Yes



IWC-83-12 Paper Yes


IWC-83-11 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Condensate Polisher Resin Leakage and Resin Transport Studies

Condensate Polisher Resin Leakage and Resin Transport Studies

A New Commercial Monomer for Use In Water Treatment Applications

A New Commercial Monomer for Use In Water Treatment Applications

Theoretical and Practical Considerations of Phosphonate Oxidation

Application of a New Environmentally Acceptable Cooling WaterTreatment

Application of a New Environmentally Acceptable Cooling WaterTreatment

The Use of Triazine as an Algaecide for Circulating Cooling Water

The Use of Triazine as an Algaecide for Circulating Cooling Water

Ozone in High Purity Water Systems, {incomplete paper}

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Power Company, Richmond, Virginia

S. W. LURIE, Combustion Engineering Corp., Windsor,Connecticut

C. S. WELTY, Jr., Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,CaliforniaC. C. STAUFFER, S. J. ELMIGER, Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Alliance, Ohio, P. L. DOSS, Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Lynchburg, Virginia,

ANDREW J. SHARPE, Jr., Consultant, PolyelectrolyteManufacture & Application, Midland, Georgia

WILLIAM E. HAGSTRAND, The Lubrizol Corporation, Wickliffe,Ohio

CHARLES EBERSOLE, PHILIP A. JARVIO, Philip A. HuntChemical Corporation, Lincoln, Rhode Island

TIMOTHY KEISTER, Brockway, Incorporated, Brockway,Pennsylvania

THOMAS W. ISAAC, ALEX J. KORVIN, ROBERT S.KLONOWSKI, Wright Chemical Corporation, Schiller Park,Illinois

RICHARD A. CLARK, Buckman Laboratories, Inc., Memphis,Tennessee

GARY R. TANGEN, Cooperative Power Association,Underwood, North Dakota, JIM CHAMBERS, Drew ChemicalCorporation, Omaha, Nebraska

G. F. CONNELL, Capital Controls Company, Inc., Colmar,Pennsylvania

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-83-10 Abstract Yes


IWC-83-09 Paper Yes


IWC-83-08 Paper Yes


IWC-83-07 Paper Yes


IWC-83-06 Paper Yes


IWC-83-05 Paper Yes


IWC-83-04 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Ozone in High Purity Water Systems, {incomplete paper}

Characterization and Treatment of Trace Metals in Coal Pile Drainage

Characterization and Treatment of Trace Metals in Coal Pile Drainage

Water Management and Advanced Wastewater Treatment for Water-Scarce Sites

Water Management and Advanced Wastewater Treatment for Water-Scarce Sites

State-Of-The-Art of the Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR) Process in 1983

State-Of-The-Art of the Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR) Process in 1983

Ultrafiltration Aids in Production of High Quality Water for ElectronicsManufacture, a Case History

Ultrafiltration Aids in Production of High Quality Water for ElectronicsManufacture, a Case History

Hydroperm™ Cross Flow Microfiltration: a New Process for the LiquidProcess Industry

Hydroperm™ Cross Flow Microfiltration: a New Process for the LiquidProcess Industry

Mechanism of Scale Inhibition by Phosphonates

Mechanism of Scale Inhibition by Phosphonates

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CARL NEBEL, PCI Ozone Corporation, West Caldwell, NewJersey

ROY O. BALL, ERM-North Central, Inc., Park Ridge, Illinois

KEN L. OGLE, KEN CHEN, Tennessee Valley Authority,Chattanooga, Tennessee, ROGER A. MINEAR, University ofTennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee

RUSSELL C. VANDENBERG, Resources Conservation Co.

DALE M. SOPOCY, AL F. ASCHOFF, ROBERT J. CHIESA,Sargent & Lundy Engineers, Chicago, Illinois

DR. ROBERT KUNIN, Consultant, Yardley, Pennsylvania

WILLIAM E. KATZ, Ionics, Incorporated, Watertown,Massachusetts

VERITY C. SMITH, Vaponics, Incorporated, Plymouth,Massachusetts

RAY N. HARALSON, Western Electric Company, Indianapolis,Indiana, KENNETH E. JOHNDAHL, Osmonics, Incorporated,Minnetonka, Minnesota

JAMES D. MAVIS, CH2M Hill, Bellevue, Washington

DANIEL L. COMSTOCK, ANDREW K. HSIUNG, JOSEPH A.MILLEN,Neptune Microfloc, Corvallis, Oregon

DAVID L. VENEZKY, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington,DC

JASBIR S. GILL, CHERYL D. ANDERSON, RICHARD G.

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IWC-83-03 Paper Yes



IWC-83-01 Paper Yes







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The Use of Corrosion Inhibitor Mechanisms in the Development ofProducts and Application Programs

The Use of Corrosion Inhibitor Mechanisms in the Development ofProducts and Application Programs

Removal of Chlorinated Organics Utilizing Rotating Biological Contactors

Demineralization of a River Water with a High Organic Content

Demineralization of a River Water with a High Organic Content

Comparison of Anion Kinetic Leakage in Mixed Bed Operation and inSingle Column Operation

Organic Cooling Water Corrosion Control

Problems Observed with Ion Exchange Resins in Field Operation

Cleaning and Passivating Cooling Water Systems

Improved Biological Degradation Chlorinated Hydrocarbons Using MutantBacteria

Tri-Ammonex: New Dimensions in Condensate Polishing with Inert ResinUse

of 1083 06/04/2012


VARSANIK, Calgon CorporationPittsburgh, Pennsylvania

ARTHUR W. FYNSK, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.,Wilmington, Delaware

LEONARD FREEDMAN, Hercules, Incorporated, Wilmington,Delaware

CHARLES D. BLUMENSCHEIN, ROBERT HELWICK, theChester Engineers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

F. X. McGARVEY, JOHN UNGAR, Sybron Chemical Division,Birmingham, New Jersey

DAVID H. CAMERON, London Monenco Consultants Ltd., St.Catherines, Ontario, Canada, HUGH BORLAND, DERRICK L.BROOKS, D. BEAUDETTE, Ontario Hydro, Thunder Bay,Ontario, Canada

J. H. SMITH, Portals Water Treatment, Permutit-Boby Limited,Isleworth, Middlesex, United Kingdom

SHARON W. AKIN, Zimmite Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio

BRIAN J. HOFFMAN, Rohm and Haas Company, Springhouse,Pennsylvania

PETER A. THOMAS, JESSE BEECHER, JOHN R. STINGER,Drew Chemical Corporation, Boonton, New Jersey

JOHN A. CHRISTIANSEN, J. PAIGE STRALEY, ANNE L.KOPECKY, Sybron/Biochemical Birmingham, New Jersey


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IWC-82-38 Paper Yes


IWC-82-37 Paper Yes



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Anion Resin Kinetic Testing for Condensate Polishing

Recent Developments and Field Experiences with Solids ContactClarifiers Using Hydraulic Sludge Recirculation

Treatment of a Blend of Makeup and Recirculating Cooling Water in aConventional Clarifier-Softener System - Results of a Pilot Plant Test

Replacing Multi-Stage Flash with Reverse Osmosis for High PressureBoiler Feedwater

Barium Fouling of SulphonicAcid Resins

Trace Metal Analysis by Ion Chromatography

Organic Leakage and its Solution

Organic Leakage and its Solution

Characterization and Thermal Stability of Polymers for Boiler Treatment

Characterization and Thermal Stability of Polymers for Boiler Treatment

Control of Secondary Coolant Chemistry in Japanese PWR Plants


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JAMES T. McNULTY, CLAUDE A. BEVAN, Rohm and HaasCompany, Springhouse, Pennsylvania

DAVID SISKIND, Ecodyne Corporation, Union, New Jersey

J. T. ARONSON, Stearns-Roger Engineering Corporation,Denver, Colorado, G. MILLER, Public Service Company ofColorado, Denver, Colorado, WINSTON CHOW, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto California, W. C. MICHELETTI,Radian Corporation, Austin, Texas, R. V. LONG, Stone andWebster Engineering Corporation, Boston, Massachusetts

EARL W. JOHANSEN, Neptune Microfloc, Corvallis, Oregon,SAMUEL PAREDES ZARATE, Federal de Electricadad,Mexicali, Mexico

RICARDO ALLEN, KAREN ATKINS, Potomac Electric PowerCompany, Washington, D.C.

ARTHUR W. FITCHETT, JOHN RIVIELLO, E. L. JOHNSON,Dionex Corporation, Sunnyvale, California

ROBERT KUNIN - Consultant, Yardly, Pennsylvania

KURT HOCHMULLER, BASF AG, Ludwigshafen/Rhein, FederalRepublic of Germany

DAVID L. VENEZKY, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington,DC

WILLIAM F. MASLER, B. F. Goodrich, Avon Lake, Ohio

PAUL COHEN, Consultant, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

TAKAHISA HATTORI, HISASHI FUJII, Mitsubishi Heavy

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-82-36 Paper Yes


IWC-82-35 Paper Yes

IWC-82-34PD7 Panel Report Yes






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The Use of Dispersants for Removal of Sludge from a Nuclear SteamGenerator

The Use of Dispersants for Removal of Sludge from a Nuclear SteamGenerator

What Should a User of Cooling Water Chemicals Expect from a ChemicalSupplier in the way of Services, etc.Wrap-Up & Floor Discussion Summary

What Should a User of Cooling Water Chemicals Expect from a ChemicalSupplier in the way of Services, etc.

Insuring the Success of the Program

How New Products are Developed and Brought into the Plant

What Questions Should be asked and what Steps Should be Taken byUsers to Insure that a Vendors Proposal will Result in a Visible Program?

Existing Cooling Water Treatments: How Successful?

of 1083 06/04/2012


Industries, Takasago, Japan, S. H. PETERSON, D. F.PENSENSTADLER, W. M. HICKAM, Westinghouse R & DCenter Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

TAKAHISA HATTORI, HISASHI FUJII, Mitsubishi HeavyIndustries, Takasago, Japan, S. H. PETERSON, D. F.PENSENSTADLER, W. M. HICKAM, Westinghouse R & DCenterPittsburgh, Pennsylvania

ALLEN BAUM, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

WILLIAM LECHNICK, NUS Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, J. M. McDOWELL, P. T. THOMAS, T. H. PENNY,Carolina Power and Light, New Hill, North Carolina

ROBERT J. FRANCO, Exxon Research and EngineeringCompany, Florham Park, New Jersey

SIDNEY SUSSMAN, Olin Water Services, Stamford,Connecticut

DAVID R. SEXSMITH, Drew Chemical Corporation, Boonton,New Jersey

GERALD W. SCHWEITZER, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania


THOMAS C. BRESKE, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.,Wilmington, Delaware

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IWC-82-33 Paper Yes


IWC-82-32 Paper Yes


IWC-82-31 Paper Yes


IWC-82-30 Paper Yes




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What Does a User Expect from a Supplier to Improve the Service Factorof the User’s Cooling Water System and Reduce Bottom Line Costs

Specifications for Buying Ion Exchange Resins, a Necessity or aNuisance?

Specifications for Buying Ion Exchange Resins, a Necessity or aNuisance?

Development of "Twin Strata" Ion Exchange Systems Based on FieldExperience

Development of "Twin Strata" Ion Exchange Systems Based on FieldExperience

Three Years of Field Experience with an Acrylic Gel Strong Base AnionExchange Resin

Three Years of Field Experience with an Acrylic Gel Strong Base AnionExchange Resin

Co-Counter-Current Regeneration in Ion Exchange Systems

Co-Counter-Current Regeneration in Ion Exchange Systems

Measurement of Traces of Dissolved Oxygen in Radioactive Water

Development of a Steam Quality Monitoring Program for Steam Turbines

Colloidal Silica Removal to the ppb Range: a Reality with Mixed MediaFiltration

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Wilmington, Delaware

JAMES AXSOM, Sun Tech, Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania

KENNETH H. FREDERICK, GPU Nuclear Corporation,Reading, Pennsylvania

SALLIE A. FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc., Berwyn,Pennsylvania

TERRANCE LATERRA, Graver Water Division of Ecodyne,Union, New Jersey

AKIMITSU MIYAHARA, YUJI HARAGUCHI, Japan OrganoCompany Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

F. X. McGARVEY, Sybron Chemical Division, Birmingham, NewJersey

KENNETH J. KOZELSKI, E. I. du Pont de Nemours andCompany, Inc., Camden, South Carolina

J. D. DARJI, Infilco Degremont Inc., Richmond Virginia

GEORGE J. CRITS, W. Y. McLNTIRE, R. D. ZIMMERMAN,Cochrane Environmental Systems, King of Prussia,Pennsylvania

JOHN M. HALE, Orbisphere Laboratories, Geneva, Switzerland

THOMAS C. ROGINSKI, Betz*Converse*Murdoch* Inc.,Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, HARRY B. GAYLEY,Transamerica Delaval, Trenton, New Jersey

ROBERT GUPTILL, Corvallis, Oregon, DANIEL L.COMSTOCK, Neptune Microfloc, Corvallis, Oregon, , SALLIE A.

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IWC-82-22 Paper Yes


IWC-82-21 Paper Yes


IWC-82-20 Paper Yes

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Pre-Operational Superheat and Reheat Chemical Cleaning Using a Mono-Ammonium Citrate Solvent

Pilot Plant Testing of Magnetic Filters for the N-Reactor Primary CoollingCircuit

Simulation of PWR Primary Circuit in High Temperature Loops to Studythe Generation, Migration and Deposition of Corrosion Products

The Release of Corrosion from Surfaces in the Primary Coolant Systemsof Light-Water-Cooled Reactors

Removal of High Levels of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons from ContaminatedGround Waters

Removal of High Levels of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons from ContaminatedGround Waters

Wastewater as a Plant Resource

Wastewater as a Plant Resource

A Modified Test Procedure for Predicting Polymer Performance inBelt Press Sludge Dewatering

A Modified Test Procedure for Predicting Polymer Performance inBelt Press Sludge Dewatering

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FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Berwyn, Pennsylvania

ROBERT BAIRD, Halliburton Services, New Orleans, Louisiana,JOHN A. TASSIN, Central Louisiana Electric Company,Pineville, Louisiana, W. E. STEVENS, Halliburton Services,Baton Rouge, Louisiana, KENNETH L. ATWOOD, HalliburtonServices, Gaithersburg, Maryland

BLAIR B. EMORY, UNC Nuclear Industries, Inc., Richland,Washington

M. NOE, P. BESLU, G. FREJAVILLE, Commissariat a L'EnergieAtomique, St. Paul lez Durance, France

DEREK H. LISTER, E. McALPINE, Atomic Energy of Canada,Ltd., Chalk River, Ontario, Canada, W. H. HOCKING, AtomicEnergy of Canada Limited, Pinawa, Manitoba, Canada,

IRVING B. REMSEN, Consultant, Asbury Park, New Jersey

V. A. IADAVAIA, E. J. CONNELLEY, Havens and Emerson,Inc., Saddle Brook, New Jersey

R. C. SCHWARZ, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose,Pennsylvania

TERRENCE J. McMANUS, Betz*Converse*Murdoch* Inc.,Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania

MARTIN M. SCHLESINGER, Dravo Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

DELMAR H. PRAH, WILLIAM H. LINDENBERGER, , NalcoChemical Company, Naperville, Illinois

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IWC-82-19 Paper Yes


IWC-82-18 Paper Yes


IWC-82-17 Paper Yes


IWC-82-16 Paper Yes


IWC-82-15 Paper Yes



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Combined Alkaline/Breakpoint Chlorination Treatment Process

Combined Alkaline/Breakpoint Chlorination Treatment Process

Impact of the Programmable Controller on the Instrumentation andControls for Water Treatment

Impact of the Programmable Controller on the Instrumentation andControls for Water Treatment

Controlling Clarification Using a Streaming Current Detector (SCD)

Controlling Clarification Using a Streaming Current Detector (SCD)

An Alternative Approach to the Estimation of Calcium Carbonate ScalingTendency in Blast-Furnace Recycle Water

An Alternative Approach to the Estimation of Calcium Carbonate ScalingTendency in Blast-Furnace Recycle Water

Optimizing the Coagulation Process

Optimizing the Coagulation Process

PWR Secondary Water Chemistry Guidelines - An Overview

Arresting of Steam Generator Tube Denting, Salem Unit One

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BARBARA L. CORMIER, U. S. Steel Corp., Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

LYNN A. KLEINVEHN, HARRIS E. DICKER, Aquatechnics, Inc.,Naperville, Illinois

R. G. BALMER, Exxon Research and Engineering Company,Florham Park, New Jersey

ANTHONY M. ARNONE, The Permutit Company, Paramus,New Jersey

ANTHONY S. CANZONERI, L’eau Claire Systems, Kenner,Louisiana

RICHARD P. CARDILE, STEPHEN D. CLARK, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Oak Brook, Illinois, JAMES J. ADAMS,Weyerhaeuser, Co., Everett, Washington,

WAYNE C. MICHELETTI, Radian Corporation, Austin, Texas

D. A. LANGE-KENNEDY, E. L. MIHELIC, U.S. SteelCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, R. G. LUTHY, Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

DONALD BRENNEMAN, NUS Corporation, Pennsylvania

RICHARD F. JACCARINO, Neptune Microfloc Company,Corvallis, Oregon

JOHN A. MUNDIS, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

LYNN K. MILLER, Salem Nuclear Generating Station, PublicService Electric and Gas, Hancock Bridge, New Jersey

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IWC-82-10 Paper Yes


IWC-82-09 Paper Yes



IWC-82-08 Paper Yes


IWC-82-07 Paper Yes


of 1083 06/04/2012


Florida Power and Light Company's Steam Generator Protection Plan andits Effect on Water Chemistry

PWR Steam Generator Replacement at Surry 2: Pre- and Post-Operational Chemistry

A Rational Approach to Problems of Fouling Deposition

A Rational Approach to Problems of Fouling Deposition

Polymeric Chelating Agents as Corrosion Inhibitors for Open RecirculatingCooling Water Systems

Polymeric Chelating Agents as Corrosion Inhibitors for Open RecirculatingCooling Water Systems

The Use of Subtoxic Levels of Chlorine Dioxide to Prevent SurfaceCondenser Fouling in Once-Through Seawater Cooling Exchangers

The Use of SubToxic Levels of Chlorine Dioxide to Prevent SurfaceCondenser Fouling in Once-Through Seawater Cooling Exchangers

The Use of Subtoxic Levels of Chlorine Dioxide to Prevent SurfaceCondenser Fouling in Once-Through Seawater Cooling Exchangers

Operation and Performance of a Reverse Osmosis System to Treat Steel-Phosphatizing Wastewater

Operation and Performance of a Reverse Osmosis System to Treat Steel-Phosphatizing Wastewater

Experiences with Reverse Osmosis in BWR Radwaste Treatment

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ALAN J. GOULD, Florida Power and Light Company, Miami,Florida

WILLIAM A. THORNTON, Virginia Electric and PowerCompany, Richmond, Virginia

CHARLES J. SCHELL, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

WILLIAM G. CHARACKLIS, Montana State University,Bozeman, Montana

Dr. RODERICK A. CAMPBELL, Philip A. Hunt ChemicalCorporation, Lincoln, Rhode Island

ALLEN E. FELTZIN, Hercules, Incorporated, Wilmington,Delaware

EDWARD F. KLEN, Northern Indiana Public Service Company,Hammond, Indiana

PAUL J. KEMP, Midland Research, Laboratory, Inc., Lenexa,Kansas, NORMAN OKIMOTO, Hawaiian Electric Company,Pearl City, Hawaii

PAUL J. KEMP, Midland Research, Laboratory, Inc., Lenexa,Kansas, NORMAN OKIMOTO, Hawaiian Electric Company,Pearl City, Hawaii

ROBERT HELWICK, The Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

A. W. SIMON, M. E. TERRIL, B. A. BURKE, U.S. SteelCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JOSEPH A. BATTAGLIA, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,

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IWC-82-06 Paper Yes



IWC-82-04 Paper Yes


IWC-82-03 Paper Yes


IWC-82-02 Paper Yes


IWC-82-01 Paper Yes



of 1083 06/04/2012


Experiences with Reverse Osmosis in BWR Radwaste Treatment

Spiral Ultrafiltration: Effective and Economical Pretreatment of Seawaterfor Reverse Osmosis Desalination

Zero Cooling Tower Discharge Recently Achieved by Side-StreamSoftening at a Petroleum Refinery

Zero Cooling Tower Discharge Recently Achieved by Side-StreamSoftening at a Petroleum Refinery

A Case History of Zero Discharge at Northwest Alloys, Inc.

A Case History of Zero Discharge at Northwest Alloys, Inc.

New Approach of Resin Separation in Condensate Polisher Application

New Approach of Resin Separation in Condensate Polisher Application

Two-Year Study on Condensate Polisher Performance at SouthernCalifornia Edison

Two-Year Study on Condensate Polisher Performance at SouthernCalifornia Edison

Comparison of Test Methods for Analysis of Strongly Basic Ion ExchangeResins

Neutralizing Return Line Corrosion Inhibitor with a Volatile Oxygen

of 1083 06/04/2012


Monroeville Nuclear Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

ALEX O. HOBBS, KENNETH FENNELL, Carolina Power andLight, Raleigh, North Carolina

MARK F. HAYWARD, WILLIAM T. CHOATE, Abcor, Inc.,Wilmington, Massachusetts

EDGAR G. PAULSON, Consultant, Weston Connecticut

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, TEAGUE HARRIS, Puckorius &Dannenbaum, Evergreen, Colorado

JAMES D. MAVIS, CH2M Hill, Bellevue, Washington

NED P. SWANSON, Northwest Alloys, Addy, Washington, F.MARK SITTIG, Aluminum Company of America, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, DOUGLAS A. AUSTIN, Resources ConservationCompany, Seattle, Washington,

LOUIS F. WIRTH, Consultant, Midland, Michigan

JAMES Y. CHEN, Belco Pollution Control, Parsippany, NewJersey, JAMES NICHOLS, Kansas City Power & LightCompany, Lacygne, Kansas

IRVING M. ABRAMS, Consultant, Los Altos, California

DAVID C. AUERSWALD, FRANCES M. CUTLER, SouthernCalifornia Edison, Paramount, California

E. D. NACE, Rohm & Haas Company, Spring House,Pennsylvania

D. G. CUISIA, J. W. RUDOLPH, C. M. HWA, E. A. TEHLE, Jr.,

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IWC-81-40 Paper Yes


IWC-81-39 Paper Yes


IWC-81-38 Paper Yes

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Scavenger

The Investigation of Scaling and Corrosion Mechanisms Using ProcessSimulation - Part II

Evaluation of Calcium Hydroxide Chemistry to Control Denting in NuclearRecirculating Steam Generators

Performance of a High Temperature Magnetic Filter in a Boiler WaterReactor Pumped Forward Heater Drains

Achieving High Recovery Rate from Brackish Water with Seeded ReverseOsmosis Systems

The Graver-Elf/Anvar Coalescence Process for the Treatment of OilySteam Condensate

Transport of Ionic Impurities in Fossil and PWR Cycles - NewObservations



Corrosion Product Release from Copper Nickel Alloys in CondenserApplications

Corrosion Product Release from Copper Nickel Alloys in CondenserApplications

Steam Turbine Environment Monitoring with Metallurgical Specimens

Steam Turbine Environment Monitoring with Metallurgical Specimens

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Dearborn Chemical (U.S.), Lake Zurich, Illinois

JOHN A. KELLY, Nalco Chemical Company, Naperville, Illinois

THOMAS A. BEINEKE, JOHN F. HALL, DAVID J. MORGAN,KATHY E. MARUGG, D. B. SCOTT, Combustion EngineeringInc., Windsor, Connecticut

DOUGLAS N. RODGERS, HENRY H. ELLIOTT, GeneralElectric Company, San Jose, California

TERRY M. O'NEAIL, OTTO KIRCHNER, WILLIAM J. DAY,Resources Conservation Company, Seattle, Washington

ROBERT T. O'CONNELL, Graver Water ConditioningCompany, Union, New Jersey

JAMES K. RICE, Consulting Engineer, 0lney, Md. 20832

OTAKAR JONAS, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Wilmington, Delaware

OTAKAR JONAS, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Wilmington, Delaware

WILLIAM R. GREENAWAY, NUS Corporation, Park West II,Cliff Mine Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275

W. L. PEARL, S. G. SAWOCHKA, P. S. WALL, NWTCorporation, San Jose, California

DAVID P. BOUR, NUS Corporation

J. ANELLO, J. C. BELLOWS, Westinghouse ElectricCorporation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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IWC-81-28 Paper Yes


IWC-81-27 Paper Yes


IWC-81-26 Paper Yes


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Liftbed- and Rinsebed-Process, a Novel Technique for Ion Exchange

Sloughage of Organic Material from Field-Decrosslinked Sulfonic AcidCation Exchange Resins

Inorganic Ion Exchangers and their Application in Industry

Kinetic Performances of Anion Exchange Resins

Effects of Caustic Quality on the Performance of Strong Base AnionExchangers

Techniques for the Measurements and Reduction of Resin Carry-Overfrom Condensate Polishers

Evaluation of Sulfonated Polymers as Deposit Control Additives

Evaluation of Sulfonated Polymers as Deposit Control Additives

The Effect of Carbon Dioxide Transfer on Cooling Water pH and CalciumCarbonate Deposition

The Effect of Carbon Dioxide Transfer on Cooling Water pH and CalciumCarbonate Deposition

A Rapid Method for Analysis of Phosphonate Compounds

A Rapid Method for Analysis of Phosphonate Compounds

Practical Application of Condenser System Performance Monitoring toWater Treatment Decision Making

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FRIEDRICH B. MARTINOLA, GUENTER SIEGERS, Bayer AG,Leverkusen, West Germany



N. J. RAY, M. BALL, A. COATES, Central Electricity GeneratingBoard, Nottingham, England

F. X. McGARVEY, S. M. ZIARKOWSKI, E. W. HAUSER, M. C.GOTTLIEB, Sybron/Chemical Division, Birmingham, NewJersey

R. J. GARTMANN, Transamerica Delaval, Florence, NewJersey

DONALD R. BRENNEMAN, NUS Corporation, Park West II,Cliff Mine Road, Pittsburgh. PA 15275

INGRID E. WOERNER, ROBERT A. HOLZER, National Starch& Chemical Corporation, Bridgewater, New Jersey

D. J. GOLDSTEIN, R. E. HICKS, L. LIANG, Water PurificationAssociates, 238 Main Street, Cambridge, MA 02142

RALPH D. BOROUGHS, JEAN E. McKEE, ROBERT D. MOSS,Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga, Tennessee

G. D. HANSEN

PAUL G. BLYSTONE, PAUL E. LARSON, Hach Company,Loveland, Colorado

E. F. KLEN, Northern Indiana Public Service Company,Hammond, Indiana

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-81-25 Paper Yes


IWC-81-24 Paper Yes


IWC-81-23 Paper Yes


IWC-81-22 Paper Yes


IWC-81-21 Paper Yes


IWC-81-20 Paper Yes

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Practical Application of Condenser System Performance Monitoring toWater Treatment Decision Making

Digichem™ 3000 Chemical Analyzer: a New On-Line Chemical Analyzerfor Boiler Feed Water Analysis

Digichem™ 3000 Chemical Analyzer: a New On-Line Chemical Analyzerfor Boiler Feed Water Analysis

Energy Losses in Water Conduits: Monitoring and Diagnosis

Energy Losses in Water Conduits: Monitoring and Diagnosis

Experiences with Calcium Ion Electrode Technology in ContinuousSoftener System Monitoring

Experiences with Calcium Ion Electrode Technology in ContinuousSoftener System Monitoring

A Different Approach to Condensate Polishing

A Different Approach to Condensate Polishing

Operating Experience with a Tripol Ammonia Cycle Condensate Polisher

Operating Experience with a Tripol Ammonia Cycle Condensate Polisher

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ROBERT J. FERGUSON, M. J. SMAS, Apollo Technologies,Whippany, New Jersey

JUDITH RAWA, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania15230

RONALD A. PERREAULT, Ionics Incorporated, Watertown,Massachusetts

JAMES G. KNUDSEN, Oregon State University, Corvallis,Oregon 97331

W. G. CHARACKLIS, NICHOLAS ZELVER, MUKESH H.TURAKHIA, FRANK L. ROE, Montana State University,Bozeman, Montana

ROBERT W. GRIFFIN, NUS Corporation, Park West II, CliffMine Road Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275

PHILIP D. HILL, American Cyanamid Company, Bound Brook,New Jersey, PAUL F. PELOSI, Drew Chemical Corporation,Boonton, New Jersey

I. M. ABRAMS, Duolite International, Inc., Redwood City, CA94063

RALPH E. MICKEL, Allegheny Power Service Corporation,Greensburg, Pennsylvania, GLENN R. HOLMES, PATRICK C.CANARY, Monongahela Power Company, Maidsville, WestVirginia

R. HETHERINGTON, Epicor, Incorporated

PHILIP W. RENOUF, The Permutit Company of Australia Pty.,Ltd., Sydney, N.S.W, Australia, J. H. SMITH, Portals Water

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IWC-81-19 Paper Yes


IWC-81-18 Paper Yes

IWC-81-17 Panel Discussion Transcript Yes



IWC-81-16 Paper Yes


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State-Of-The-Art Evaluation of Condensate Polisher Performance

State-Of-The-Art Evaluation of Condensate Polisher Performance

150 Million Megawatt Hours of Condensate Polishing

150 Million Megawatt Hours of Condensate Polishing

1981 INTERNATIONAL WATER CONFERENCE INDUSTRIAL SOLIDWASTES PANEL DISCUSSION

Guidelines for Lay-Up of Boilers and Their Auxiliaries



Some Research Work of Water Treatment in Chinese Utility Plants

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Treatment, Isleworth, Middlesex, United Kingdom

L. F. WIRTH, Consultant, Midland, MI 48640

STEPHEN J. ELMIGER, M. J. BELL, Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Alliance, Ohio, C. S. WELTY, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, California

LEONARD J. BOBICK, Consumers Power Company,Essexville, Michigan

MIKE WADLINGTON, Texas Utilities Generating Company,Dallas, Texas, JOHN LONGO, Ecodyne/Graver Water Division,Union, New Jersey, PAUL GROSS, Datum Company, Houston,Texas,

Moderator: B. CHARLES MALLOY, Engineering Science Inc.,Berwyn, Pennsylvania, Panelists: WILLIAM WEBSTER,Webster & Associates, Norristown, Pennsylvania, JOSEPHMAYHEW, Chemical Manufacturers Association, Washington,DC, JAMES E. KERRIGAN, AMAX Environmental Services,Inc., Golden, Colorado, JACQUELINE RAMS, ASTM, WMO,Washington, DC

DAVID E. SIMON, II, Cyrus WM. Rice Division, NUSCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JESSE BEECHER, Drew Chemical Corporation, Boonton, NewJersey, RUSSELL W. LANE, Consultant, Champaign, Illinois

JESSE BEECHER, Drew Chemical Corporation, Boonton, NewJersey, RUSSELL W. LANE, Consultant, Champaign, Illinois

PAUL COHEN, Consultant, Pittsburgh

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IWC-81-15 Paper Yes


IWC-81-14 Paper Yes


IWC-81-13 Paper Yes


IWC-81-12 Paper Yes


IWC-81-11 Paper No


IWC-81-10 Paper Yes

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Some Research Work of Water Treatment in Chinese Utility Plants

Electromagnetic Filter Efficiency for Typical Power Plant Particulates

Electromagnetic Filter Efficiency for Typical Power Plant Particulates

Continuous and Grab Sampling and Analysis of High Purity SteamSystems

Continuous and Grab Sampling and Analysis of High Purity SteamSystems

Development of Groundwater Monitoring Plans under RCRA

Development of Groundwater Monitoring Plans under RCRA

Rotary Kiln Incineration - Critical Design Features of a SuccessfulIncineration Project

Rotary Kiln Incineration - Critical Design Features of a SuccessfulIncineration Project

Disposal Properties of Dry Scrubber Residues

Disposal Properties of Dry Scrubber Residues

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QIN JIN ZAO, HE HUI CHEN, Thermal Power EngineeringResearch Institute, Peking, Peoples Republic of China

W. L. PEARL, S. G. SAWOCHKA, NWT Corporation, Jose, CA

JAMES BROWN, B. BZOVEY, D. J. R. DODD, J. Y. HARNOY,P. J. LEINONEN, Ontario Hydro Research Division, Toronto,Ontario, Canada

ANON

THOMAS C. ROGINSKI, Betz*Converse*Murdoch, Inc.,Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, HARRY B. GAYLEY,Transamerica Delaval, Trenton, New Jersey

ROBERT HELWICK, The Chester Engineers Inc. Coraopolis,PA.

DANIEL THRELFALL, DONALD J. MESSINGER, MARK J.DOWIAK, Penn Environmental Consultants, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

RICHARD P. MOFFA, Battelle-Columbus Laboratories,Columbus, Ohio 43201

THOMAS RINKER, Environmental Elements Corporation,Baltimore, Maryland

CHARLES L. SMITH, IU Conversion Systems, Inc., Horsham,PA 19044

WILLIAM C. WEBSTER, Webster & Associates, Norristown,Pennsylvania, JAMES R. DONNELLY, A/S Niro Atomizer,Soeborg, Denmark, JOHN C. BUSCHMAN, Niro Atomizer, Inc.,

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IWC-81-09 Paper Yes


IWC-81-08 Paper Yes


IWC-81-07 Paper Yes


IWC-81-06 Paper Yes



IWC-81-04 Paper Yes


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A Case History of a Chemical Waste Landfill

A Case History of a Chemical Waste Landfill

Heating Boiler Treatment: Chromate vs. a Non-Hazardous Treatment

Heating Boiler Treatment: Chromate vs. a Non-Hazardous Treatment

The Thermal Hydrolytic Stability of 1-Hydroxyethylidene-1,1-DiphosphonicAcid

The Thermal Hydrolytic Stability of 1-Hydroxyethylidene-1,1-DiphosphonicAcid

Boiler Scale Inhibitors

Boiler Scale Inhibitors

Deposit Formation in a 600 psi Boiler Using Chelate Based WaterTreatment

Operating Experiences on a Reverse Osmosis Plant Which Converts SeaWater into Boiler Feedwater

Operating Experiences on a Reverse Osmosis Plant Which Converts SeaWater into Boiler Feedwater

Operating Experience with Six Large Reverse Osmosis Plants

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Columbia, Maryland,

JAMES H. POELLOT, D’Appolonia Consulting Engineers Inc.,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

E. LEE PATTON, Union Carbide Corporation, Charleston, WestVirginia

CHARLES R. PETERS, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

R. KENT STULTZ, LEE G. HARROW, C. K. HUANG, D. C.HUTCHENS, G. H. HOEKFER, Omaha Public Power District,Omaha, Nebraska, JAMES M. CHAMBERS, Drew ChemicalCompany, Omaha, Nebraska

ROBERT S. MITCHELL, Monsanto Company, St. Louis, Mo.63166

R. BRIAN GOOD, JOSEPH B. AROTS, Hercules Incorporated,Wilmington, Delaware

J. FRED WILKES, 143 Seventh Avenue LaGrange, Illinois

LAWRENCE A. GAYLOR, SHERMAN J. SPRAGUE, The MogulCorporation, Chagrin Falls, Ohio

F. H. SEELS, D. L. GIBBON, G. C. SIMON, Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

ROBERT M. QUINN, RQ Associates, P.0. Box 1205 Teaneck,N. J. 07666

IVAN VERA, CADAFE, National Electric Company ofVenezuela, Carabobo, Venezuela

THOMAS M. LARONGE, Thomas M. Laronge, Inc., P.O. Box

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IWC-81-03 Paper Yes


IWC-81-02 Paper Yes


IWC-81-01 Paper Yes



IWC-80-52 Paper Yes





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Operating Experience with Six Large Reverse Osmosis Plants

Cooling Water Use in Energy Industries

Cooling Water Use in the Energy Industry

What a User Expects from a Cooling Water Treatment Vendor

What a User Expects from a Cooling Water Treatment Vendor

The Status of Deep Bed Condensate Polishing - 1980



Denitrification Block for Closed Systems

Optimization of Sulphuric Acid Conditions of Use in CountercurrentRegenerated CatIon Exchange Units

The Use of an Automated, Multi-Element Metals Analysis Technique toMonitor Discharges

The Use of the Upflow Biotower and Mutant Bacteria Cultures toEffectively Treat Process Wastewater

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4448 Vancouver, Washington

MICHAEL O'BRIEN, TERRANCE LATERRA, Ecodyne/GraverWater Division, Union, New Jersey

J. W. SIEGMUND, Sheppard T. Powell Associates, Baltimore,Maryland

W. K. JING, S. H. CHIANG, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

JAMES A. BAUMBACH

ROBERT J. FRANCO, Exxon Research & EngineeringCompany, Florham Park, New Jersey

MIKE MADDAGIRI, JAMES RIOS, Bechtel Power Corp., SanFrancisco, California

LOUIS F. WIRTH, Jr. Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan

LOUIS F. WIRTH, Jr. Dow Chemical Company, Midland,Michigan

S. R. TRESSIDER, Perolin-Bird Archer, Ltd., Cobourg, Ontario,Canada, Dr. C.T. CORKE, Department of EnvironmentalBiology, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada

P. VULLIEZ-SERMET, E. ZAGANIARIS, Rohm & HaasEuropean Laboratories, Valbonne, France

J. S. CARDARELLI, G. J. KRALIK, A. T. KASHUBA,, BetzLaboratories, Inc., Trevose, Pennsylvania

GEORGE GOYAK, WILLIAM O'DONNELL, PHILIP W.SPRAKER, MICHAEL J. TELEPCHAK, Sybron Corporation,

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A New Oxygen Scavenger for Boiler Applications

The Use of Sulfonated Styrene Copolymers as Boiler Water SludgeConditioning Agents

Alternative Dewatering Processes for FGD Sludges

The Use of Computer Modeling in CALGUARD to MathematicallySimulate Cooling Water Systems and Retrieve Data

Computerized Water Modeling in the Design and Operation of IndustrialWater Cooling Systems

Calculations of Cooling Water Systems: Computer Modeling ofRecirculating Cooling Water Chemistry

Procedure for Measurement of Resin Fragment Leakage: PreliminaryResults from the Davis Besse Nuclear Station

PROGRESS REPORT: A Significant Reduction of Pollution from IonExchange Softeners by Use of a Novel Single Tank Reclaiming andRegeneration System

Pilot Scale Evaluation of Strong Base Anion Resins

Continuous Ion Exchange for Metal Recovery and Water Treatment

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Leopold Division, Zelienople, Pennsylvania

D. M. BLOOM , L. R. GESS, Nalco Chemical Company, OakBrook, Illinois

PETER E. GREENLIMB, D. ANTHONY CARTER, DearbornChemical Company, Lake Zurich, Illinois

F. JANKOWSKI, W. A. PABST, IU Conversion Systems,Horsham, Pennsylvania

CHARLES J. SCHELL, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

DONALD A. JOHNSON, KENNETH E. FULKS, Nalco ChemicalCompany, Oak Brook, Illinois

WINSTON CHOW, Electric Power Research, Institute, PaloAlto, CaliforniaJ, JOHN T. ARONSON, Stearns RogerEngineering Corporation, Denver, Colorado, WAYNE C.MICHELETTI, Radian Company, Austin, Texas,

S. J. ELMIGER, J. M. KIBLER, E. D. YOCHHEIM, Babcock &Wilcox, Alliance, Ohio, W. D. MILLS, Toledo Edison, Toledo,Ohio

GEORGE J. CRITS, D. R. ZIMMERMAN, J. P. PRATT,Cochrane Environmental Systems, King of Prussia,Pennsylvania

L. T. CIPLIJAUSKAS, B. J. FUHR, J. K. LIU, Syncrude Canada,Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

ALEX HIMSLEY, Himsley Engineering Ltd., Toronto, Ontario,Canada

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IWC-80-30 Paper Yes


IWC-80-29 Paper Yes



IWC-80-28 Paper Yes

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Standardization of Methodology for Estimating the Organic Fouling of IonExchange Resins

Power Boilers - Computerized System Calcuations

Modeling the Effects of Condenser Inleakage on PWR Chemistry

Computation of Chemical Equilibria in Steam Generator Water

Calculations of Steam Generator Chemistry

A Study of Corrosion of Boiler Metals in Inhibited Chemical CleaningSolvents

A Study of Corrosion of Boiler Metals in Inhibited Chemical CleaningSolvents

The Chemical Cleaning of a Fiber Cartridge from a Reverse OsmosisPermeator

The Chemical Cleaning of a Fiber Cartridge from a Reverse OsmosisPermeator

Preoperational Cleaning of a Steam Generation System at a NewChemical Plant



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WILLIAM L. TRACE, JERRY L WALKER,Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

J. LEIBOVITZ, S. G. SAWOCHKA, NWT Corporation, San Jose,California

P. V. BALAKRISHNAN, Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd., ChalkRiver, Ontario, Canada

R. J. BAWDEN, R. GARNSEY, Central Electricity ResearchLaboratories, Leatherbead, Surrey, England, L. J. MARTEL,Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

W. S. LEEDY, Babcock & Wilcox, Alliance, Ohio

W. W. FRENIER, K. J. LOESCHER, Dowell Division, DowChemical Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma

KENNETH D. SCHOOF, Central Illinois Public Service Co.,Coffeen, Illinois

H. DEWEY JOHNSON, MICHAEL B. LAWSON, HalliburtonServices, Duncan, Oklahoma

CARL E. WISE, Powell Division, The Dow Chemical Company,Jacksonville, Florida

ARTHUR. W. FYNSK, RICHARD. T. HARRIS, E.I. du Pont deNemours & Company, Wilmington, Delaware

ARTHUR W. FYNSK, RICHARD T. HARRIS, E.I. du Pont deNemours & Company, Wilmington, Delaware

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IWC-80-27 Paper Yes





IWC-80-22 Paper Yes



IWC-80-20 Paper Yes


IWC-80-19 Paper Yes

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Fluoride Cleaning of a Steel-Plant Cooling-Water System



Estimates of Thermodynamic Properties of Aqueous Electrolyte Solutionsat High Temperatures

Chemical Equilibria in Aqueous Systems at High Temperatures

Estimation of Concentration Quotients for Ionic Equilibria in HighTemperature Water: the Model Substance Approach

Evaluation of Mineral Scales Formation and Their Inhibition

Evaluation of Mineral Scales Formation and Their Inhibition

The Effect of Polymeric Dispersants on Corrosion Inhibition of Mild Steel

Corrosion Control in Large Cooling Systems with Molybdates

Corrosion Control in Large Cooling Systems with Molybdates

Toward a Better Understanding of Commercial Organophosphonates

Toward a Better Understanding of Commercial Organophosphonates

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JOHN T. DILLMAN, Halliburton Services, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

EDWARD A. YORKGITIS, U.S. Steel Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

EDWARD A. YORKGITIS, U.S. Steel Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

CECIL M. CRISS, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida

R. C. MURRAY, Jr., JAMES W. COBBLE, San Diego StateUniversity, San Diego, California

W. T. LINDSAY., Jr., Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JOSEPH G. CARROLL, Ciba-Geigy Corporation, Ardsley, NewYork


GERALD D. HANSEN, VICTORIA D. POWELL, ARCOPerformance Chemicals, Glenolden, Pennsylvania

A. S. KRISHER, Monsanto Company, St. Louis, Missouri

WILLIAM J. WARD, [D. A. JENSON], Olin Water Services,Overland Park, Kansas

EDWARD P. RICHARDS, Mogul Corporation, Chagrin Falls,0hio

RODERICK A. CAMPBELL, PhilIp A. Hunt Chemical Company,Lincoln, Rhode Island

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IWC-80-18 Paper Yes


IWC-80-17 Paper Yes


IWC-80-16 Paper Yes



IWC-80-15 Paper Yes


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Steam/Condensate Chemical Maintenance and Control in Power PlantOperations

Steam/Condensate Chemical Maintenance and Control in Power PlantOperations

Condensate Feed Water, Steam Sampling and Analysis in Ontario HydroThermal Generating Stations

Condensate Feed Water, Steam Sampling and Analysis in Ontario HydroThermal Generating Stations

Characterization of Impurities in the Feed Water, Steam and CondensateCycle of a Once-Through Steam Generation Plant

Characterization of Impurities in the Feed Water, Steam and CondensateCycle of a Once-Through Steam Generation Plant

Deposition of Salts from Steam



Some Experiences on the Production of High Purity Water with CombinedReverse Osmosis and Ion Exchange Polishing

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R. W. LANE, Illinois State Water Survey, Urbana, Illinois

W. M. HICKAM, J. C. BELLOWS, S. H. PETERSON, D. F.PENSENSTADLER, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, E. K. EVANS, C. GREEN, E. G.MALLARI, City of Austin, Austin, Texas

F. J. POCOCK, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Research andDevelopment Division, Alliance Research Center, Alliance, Ohio

J. BROWN, R. E. MASSEY, Ontario Hydro Research, Toronto,Ontario, Canada

DAVID P. BOUR, NUS Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

JAMES K. RICE, Consultant, Olney, Maryland

OTAKAR JONAS, Westinghouse Electric Corporation,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

W. E. ALLMON, N. J. MRAVICH, The Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Alliance, Ohio, R. J. SAIA, General ElectricCompany, Schenectady, New York, THOMAS 0. PASSELL,Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

W. E. ALLMON, N. J. MRAVICH, The Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Alliance, Ohio, R. J. SAIA, General ElectricCompany, Schenectady, New York, THOMAS O. PASSELL,Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, California

CLIFFORD F. FRITH, Vaponics, Inc., Plymouth, Massachusetts

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IWC-80-14 Paper Yes


IWC-80-13 Paper Yes


IWC-80-12 Prepared Discussion Yes


IWC-80-11 Paper Yes


IWC-80-10 Paper Yes


IWC-80-09 Paper Yes

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Reverse Osmosis and Ion Exchange Polishing

Some Experiences on the Production of High Purity Water with CombinedReverse Osmosis and Ion Exchange Polishing

The Role of Ultrafiltration in the Production of Ultra-High Purity Water

The Role of Ultrafiltration in the Production of Ultra-High Purity Water

Electrodialysis in Industrial Water Treatment

Electrodialysis in Industrial Water Treatment

Reverse Osmosis System Desalts City Sewage Effluent to Provide Waterfor Oil Refinery

Reverse Osmosis System Desalts City Sewage Effluent to Provide Waterfor Oil Refinery

The Investigation of Scaling and Corrosion Mechanisms using ProcessSimulation

The Investigation of Scaling and Corrosion Mechanisms using ProcessSimulation

Saving Energy by Catalytic Reduction of Oxygen in Feedwater

Saving Energy by Catalytic Reduction of Oxygen in Feedwater

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FRANK X. McGARVEY, MICHAEL C. GOTTLIEB, S. M.ZIARKOWSKI, Ionac Chemical Company, Birmingham, NewJersey

FREDERICK H. FLOR Jr., Rohm and Haas Co., Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

MICHAEL KASZYSKI, Western Electric Company, Allentown,Pennsylvania, STEVEN R. GAGNON, GARY D. JONES, IllinoisWater Treatment Company, Rockford, Illinois

DENNIS E. GAUCHER, Ionics, Incorporated, Watertown,Massachusetts

WILLIAM H. HIGHFIELD, Consultant, Ionics Inc., Phoenix,Arizona


ROBERT M. QUINN, The Permutit Company, Paramus, NewJersey

THOMAS M. LARONGE, Thomas L. Laronge, Inc., Vancouver,Washington

J. A. KELLY, P. T. COLOMBO, G.W.FLASCH, PowerGeneration Chemicals Nalco Chemical Company, Oak Brook,Illinois

RANDHIR C. CHOPRA, Chemical Separations Corporation,Oak Ridge, Tennessee

FREDERICH. B. MARTINOLA, P. THOMAS, Bayer A.G.,

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IWC-80-08 Paper Yes


IWC-80-07 Paper Yes


IWC-80-06 Paper Yes


IWC-80-05 Paper Yes



IWC-80-02 Paper Yes

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An In-Depth Field Evaluation of Iron Transport in 1400 psi Boilers withVarious Water Treatments

An In-Depth Field Evaluation of Iron Transport in 1400 psi Boilers withVarious Water Treatments

Testing of a High Gradient Magnetic Filter at the Brunswick Steam ElectricPlant

Testing of a High Gradient Magnetic Filter at the Brunswick Steam ElectricPlant

Economic Considerations in Oily Wastewater Treatment

Economic Considerations in Oily Wastewater Treatment

Design and Operation of a Cooling Tower Sidestream Treatment System

Design and Operation of a Cooling Tower Sidestream Treatment System

Programmable Logic Controllers - Experience with a Large MakeupDemineralizer Including Pretreatment

Plant Operating Experience with the First Tri-Bed Condensate PolishingInstallation in the U.S.A.

Plant Operating Experience with the First Tri-Bed Condensate Polishing

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Leverkusen, West Germany

DAVID E. SIMON II, Cyrus Wm. Rice Division, NUSCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

H. A. CHAGNARD, T. J. TVEDT, Dow Chemical Company,Plaquemine, Louisiana, B. L. SHEARER, Betz Laboratories,Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana

R. JON STOUKY, Quadrex Corporation, Campbell, California

D. N. RODGERS, W. J. MARBLE, H.H. ELLIOTT, GeneralElectric Company, San Jose, California, R. M. NICHOLS, G.WARRINER, Sala Magnetics, Cambridge, Massachusetts.[M. McDOWELL, Carolina Power & Light, Raleigh, NorthCarolina]

E. STUART SAVAGE, Dravo Corp., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

R. J. CHURCHILL, Petrolite Corporation, Tretolite Division, St.Louis, Missouri

J. D. DARJI, Infilco Degremont Inc., Richmond, Virginia

RONALD. J. WEIS, Peabody-Welles, Roscoe, Illinois, LEESTIERWALT, City of Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs,Colorado

LINDA BROWN, Exxon, Baytown, Texas, JACK SAMKOFF,Ecodyne/Graver Water Division, Union, New Jersey

RICHARD HETHERINGTON, EPICOR, Inc., Linden, NewJersey

RALPH H. EHERTS, Baltimore Gas & Electric, Lusby, Maryland

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IWC-80-01 Paper Yes

IWC-79~50 Report Yes








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Installation in the U.S.A.

Three Years Operating Experience with Precoats Conta1ning Fiber andPowdered Ion Exchange Resins

Three Years Operating Experience with Precoats Conta1ning Fiber andPowdered Ion Exchange Resins

Cationic Starches as Industrial Flocculants

Corrosion Product Sampling and Mass Balance in a High Pressure Boiler

Foam Cleaning of Boiler Systems

The Use of a Novel Portable Fouling and Corrosion Monitor-Recorder inIndustrial Cooling Water Systems

Dechlorination Practices and Control

A New Treatment for Biodegradable Waste

Plant Operating Experience with the First Tri-Bed Condensate PolishingInstallation in the U.S.A.

Progress Report: Predicting Resin Breakage in an Ion Exchange Plant

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JOSEPH R. SIPP, Public Service Company of New Hampshlre,Seabrook, New Hampshire

C. J. HALBFOSTER, CHESTER S. PARKS, Ecodyne/GraverWater Division, Union, New Jersey

ANNE HARRINGTON, PHILIP R. ENGELHARDT, DearbornChemical Co., (U.S.), Lake Zurich, Illinois

JOHN W. MOFFETT, Kentucky Utilities Company, Ghent,Kentucky, JAMES E. ZOSKI, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose,Pennsylvani

CLIFFORD L. BALL, B. G. SIMMONS, Dowell IndustrialServices, Midland, Michigan, PETER P. LATENA, Long IslandLighting, Glenwood Landing, New York

KARL W. HERMAN, Drew Chemical Corporation, Boonton, NewJersey, JAMES G. KNUDSEN, Oregon State University,Corvallis, Oregon

ANDREW S. C. CONSTABLE, Capital Controls Company,Colmar, Pennsylvania

D. S. RICHARDSON, Mogul Corp., Chagrin Falls, Ohio, F. LHORSFALL, General Environmental Science Corporation,Beachwood, Ohio, S. M. TAMBORINI, Ventron Corporation,Beverly, Massachusetts,

RALPH F. EHERTS, Baltimore Gas & Electric Company, Lusby,Maryland

M. C. SKRIBA, W. M. ALVINO, Westinghouse Research &

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IWC-79~37PD Panel Report Yes







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Weak Base Resin Performance at Linden and Sewaren GeneratingStations, Public Service Electric and Gas Company

Operating Experience with Triobed in the Production of Ultra High PurityWater

A New Condensate Polishing Technique for Medium Pressure Boilers

Evaluation of Filter/Demineralizer Precoat Materials on Monticello NuclearStation Condensate System

Hydrogen Peroxide and Ion Exchangers in Power Plant Operation

Impact on Contract Disposal Firms (2)

Impact on Contract Disposal Firms (1)

Effect on Industries: General Manufacturing

Effect on Industries: Chemical

Effect on Industries: Refining

Effect on Industries: Power

Effect on Industries: Steel

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Development Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

ERWIN C. WACKENHUTH, Public Service Electric & GasCompany, Newark, New Jersey

J. J. WOLFF, Dia-Prosim, Vitry-Sur-Seine, France, I. M.ABRAMS, Diamond Shamrock Chemical Company, RedwoodCity, California

NICHOLAS J. NITTI, The Permutit Company, Paramus, NewJersey

L. L. NOLAN, Northern States Power, Monticello, Minnesota

FRIEDRICH MARTINOLA, Bayer AG, Leverkusen-Bayerwerk,West Germany

J. T. LURCOTT, Rollins Environmental Services, Inc.,Wilmington, Delaware

WILLIAM S. EVERTS, Chemline Corporation, Princeton, NewJersey,

B. A. KERNS, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

LEE HUGHES, Mobay Chemical Company, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

WILLIAM ZARELLA, Gulf Oil Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

PAUL EMLER JR., Allegheny Power Service Corp. Greensburg,Pennsylvania

PHILIP X. MASCIANTONIO, U.S. Steel Corp.

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IWC-79~27D Prepared Discussion Yes

IWC-79~27 Paper Yes


IWC-79~26AC Authors Closure Yes

IWC-79~26 Paper Yes





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State Implementation

Practical Aspects of RCRA

Instrumentation and Control in a Wastewater Recovery System

Characterization of Industrial Process Waters and Water-Formed Depositsby Ion Chromatography

Characterization of Industrial Process Waters and Water-Formed Depositsby Ion Chromatography

Steam Purity Monitoring for Turbine Corrosion Control: A Total PlantSurvey



Proper Maintenance of Ion Exchange Systems

Optimize Capacity and Performance of the Weak Base Anion Bed inWater Demineralization

Twenty Years of Macroreticular Ion Exchange Resins

Fundamental and Basic Theories Regarding the Proper Use of Modern

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GARY GALIDA, Pennsylvania Department of EnvironmentalResources, Harrisburg Pennsylvania

LARRY SIMMONS, Energy Impact Associates, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

CARL A. MAHNKEN, GLENN E. VERMILION, ResourcesConservation Co., Seattle, Washington

STEVE LERMAN, Consolidated Edison Co. of N.Y., Inc.,Astoria, New York

JUDITH A. RAWA, EARL L. HENN, Calgon Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania


S. H. PETERSON, J. C. BELLOWS, D. F. PENSENSTADLER,W. M. HICKMAN, Westinghouse Research & DevelopmentCenter, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

S. H. PETERSON, J. C. BELLOWS, D. F. PENSENSTADLER,W. M. HICKMAN, Westinghouse Research & DevelopmentCenter, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

R. E. KETTEN, Hercules, Incorporated, Marshallton, Delaware

LEONARD J. LEFEVRE, Dow Chemical U.S.A., Midland,Michigan

ROBERT KUNIN, Consultant, Yardley, Pennsylvania, JAMESH. BARRETT, Rohm & Haas Company, Spring House,Pennsylvania

FRANK X. McGARVEY, MICHAEL C. GOTTLIEB, Ionac

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IWC-79~20 Paper Yes



IWC-79~18 Paper Yes


IWC-79~17 Paper Yes


IWC-79~16 Paper Yes


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Day Ion Exchange Resins

The Fatal Lure of Water Treating Gadgets

Water Conditioning Devices - An Update

Water Conditioning Devices - An Update

Magnetic Field Conditioning of Industrial Waters

Evaporative Recovery of Electroplating Solutions

Evaporative Recovery of Electroplating Solutions

Water and Chemical Recovery by Reciprocating Flow Ion Exchange

Water and Chemical Recovery by Reciprocating Flow Ion Exchange

Pilot Demonstration - MCT Process Zero Discharge for the Sunrise Station

Pilot Demonstration - MCT Process Zero Discharge for the Sunrise Station

Scale and Corrosion Parameters at a Geothermal Loop ExperimentalFacility

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Chemical Co., Birmingham, New Jersey

J. C. DROMGOOLE, Maintenance Engineering Corporation,Houston, Texas, M. C. FORBES, Alchem, Inc., Houston, Texas

DR. GEORGE KVAJIC, Laboratory for Water Research,University Of Miami, Coral Gables, FL

J. FRED WILKES, Water Technology Consultants, La Grange,Illinois, RAY BAUM, Craft Products Company, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

GEORGE KVAJIC, MIRJANA MILOSEVIC-KVAJIC, UniversityOf Miami, Miami, Florida

WALTER ZABBAN, The Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh, PA

ROBERT G. JUMP, Corning Glass Works, Corning, New York

RICHARD HETHERINGTON, Epicor, Inc., Linden, NJ

I. M. SPINNER, University Of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario,Canada, P. J. SIMMONS, C. J. BROWN, Eco-Tec Ltd.,Toronto, Ontario, Canada


RICKIE SLATE, Nevada Power Co., Las Vegas, Nevada,CRAIG ZEIEN, CH2M-Hill Company, Bellevue, Washington,WILLIAM SANDERSON, Tower Systems, Inc., Tacoma,Washington

ROLAND QUONG, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, LivermoreCalifornia

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-79~15 Paper Yes


IWC-79~14 Paper Yes


IWC-79~13 Paper Yes


IWC-79~12 Paper Yes

IWC-79~11D3 Prepared Discussion Yes



IWC-79~11AC Paper Yes

IWC-79~11 Paper Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Scale and Corrosion Parameters at a Geothermal Loop ExperimentalFacility

Team Approach Saves Water for PNM

Team Approach Saves Water for PNM

Molybdate Based Cooling Water Treatment

Molybdate Based Cooling Water Treatment

The Successful Use of Non-Chromate Cooling Water Treatments

The Successful Use of Non-Chromate Cooling Water Treatments

Ion Exchange Mechanism in Condensate Polishing





of 1083 06/04/2012


WILLIAM O. JACOBSON, San Diego Gas & Electric Company,San Diego, California, P. M. HENRY, NUS Corporation,Sherman Oaks, California, A. N. ROGERS, FREDSCHOEPFLIN, Bechtel National, Inc., San Francisco, California

ROY V. COMEAUX, Exxon Research and EngineeringCompany, Baytown, Texas

L. R. NORMAN, Jr., Public Service Company Of New Mexico,Albuquerque, New Mexico, W. S. MIDKIFF, University OfCalifornia - Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Los Alamos,California, J. A. BAUMBACH, Nalco Chemical CompanyChicago, Illinois

DAVID E. SIMON, II, NUS Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

RICHARD J. LIPINSKI, The Mogul Corporation, Chagrin Falls,Ohio

PAUL PUCKORIUS, Puckorius & Associates, Inc., Cleveland,Ohio

R. J. FRANCO, Esso Engineering (Europe) Ltd., New Malden,Surrey, England

I. M. ABRAMS, Diamond Shamrock Corporation, Redwood City,California

L. F. WIRTH, Jr., Dow Chemical U.S.A., Midland, Michigan

V. R. DAVIES, Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia, PA

J. R. EMMETT, P. M. GRAINGER, NEI-John Thompson Ltd.,Tipton, West Midlands, England

J. R. EMMETT, P. M. GRAINGER, NEI-John Thompson Ltd.,

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IWC-79~10 Paper Yes


IWC-79~09 Paper Yes


IWC-79~08 Paper Yes


IWC-79~07 Paper Yes


IWC-79~06 Paper Yes


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Recovery of Backwash Water from a Precoat Demineralizer

Recovery of Backwash Water from a Precoat Demineralizer

BWR Radwaste Filtration Pilot Plant Study Comparison

BWR Radwaste Filtration Pilot Plant Study Comparison

Let's Protect the Resin Beds

Let's Protect the Resin Beds

Iron Oxide Deposition - Complete Boiler System Control

Iron Oxide Deposition - Complete Boiler System Control

EDTA as a Boiler Water Treatment Program at 1200 PSIG

EDTA as a Boiler Water Treatment Program at 1200 PSIG

Electromagnetic Filter Application in Waterford #3 Secondary System

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Tipton, West Midlands, England

MARK BELL, Portland General Electric Company, Rainier,Oregon

JOHN F. LONGO, Ecodyne, Graver Water Division, Union, NewJersey, JAMES H. HORTON, North Anna Power Sstation,Virginia Electric & Power Company

BALLARD S. MAYS, Power Authority Of the State Of New York,James A. Fitzpatrick, Nuclear Power Plant, Lycoming, New York

ROBERT L. TRACY, Boston Edison Company, Boston,Massachusetts

ANTHONY S. CANZONERI, Louisiana Power and LightCompany,Killona, Louisiana

RONALD A. BOZE, COLIN C. TYRIE, R. K. HUMMEL, L'eauClaire Systems, Inc., Kenner, Louisiana

ARTHUR W. FYNSK, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.,Wilmington, Delaware

J. A. KELLY, M. L. PALMER, Nalco Chemical Company, OakBrook, Illinois

T. J. TVEDT, Jr., Dow Chemical Company, Freeport, Texas

D. L. VENEZKY, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D.C.,R. L. DAUSUEL, Jr., Naval Ship Engineering Center,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

O. U. J. BLOCK, Ebasco Services, Inc., New York, New York,C. J. DECAREAUX, Louisiana Power & Light, Company, Taft,

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IWC-79~02 Paper Yes




IWC-79~01 Paper Yes




of 1083 06/04/2012


Buoyant Media Filter

The VARIVOID® Filter in Use and Re-Use Schemes

Problems Encountered in Operating Mixed Bed Demineralizers andCondensate Polishers

Problems Encountered in Operating Mixed Bed Demineralizers andCondensate Polishers

Condensate Polishing Experience at Three Mile Island, Unit Two




Typical Power Plant Steam and Water Analytical Systems

A New Method for the Determination of Phosphonates in Boiler andCooling Tower Waters

Analytical Problems in Chemical Cleaning of Corrosion Products from

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Louisiana, J. R. WALL, GEORGE T. ZIRPS, Babcock & WilcoxCompany, Barberton, Ohio

KATHLEEN W, SIMMERS, Environmental ElementsCorporation, Dorsey, Maryland

A. I. J. TREANOR, J. H. SMITH, Permutit Boby Portals WaterTreatment Ltd.,

DONALD J. SEIGH, Pennsylvania Electric Company,Johnstown, Pennsylvania


JAMES D. SHIVERS, L*A/water Treatment Division, Industry,California

G. J. CRITS, Cochrane Environmental Systems Crane Co., KingOf Prussia, Pennsylvania

KERRY L. HARNER, Metropolitan Edison Company, Middleton,Pennsylvania, KENNETH H. FREDERICK, GPU ServiceCorporation, Middleton, Pennsylvania

KERRY L. HARNER, Metropolitan Edison Company, Middleton,Pennsylvania, KENNETH H. FREDERICK, GPU ServiceCorporation, Middleton, Pennsylvania

DICK R. COLMAN, ROBERT SIEV, Bechtel Power Corp.,Norwalk, Calif

SHARON S. SLOAT, MICHAEL BUCK, Hach Chemical Co.,Ames, Iowa

IRV KINNEY, JIM VINSON, Halliburton Services, Duncan,

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Steam Boilers

Conductometric Determination of Dissolved CO2 in Power PlantCondensate

What Really Happens to Organics in Water Treatment Systems

Locating Regions of Localized Salt Deposition within an Operating Boiler

Sludge Handling and Disposal from Throwaway Flue Gas DesulfurizationSystems

Operating Experiences with Two New Filter Precoat Materials

Sampling for Corrosion Products in High Pressure Boilers

Continuous Monitoring of 1 - 5 microg/l. of Anions in Feedwater byElectrical Conductivity

Polymeric Flocculants - Versatile Tools for Environmental Protection

Corrosion of Copper Alloys in High Conductivity Waters - A ProgressRePort

Design and Operation of a Zero Discharge System at Hayden Station


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Oklahoma

JAMES T. KNIGHT, Ecodyne Corp./Graver Water Division,Union, NJ

SALLIE FISHER, GERARD OTTEN, Puricons, Inc., Berwyn, PA

A. RANTELL, J. M. GRANT, Central Electricity GeneratingBoard, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, Nottingham, United Kingdom

H. A. SCHLESINGER, Gibbs and Hill, New York, New York, P.D. BURGESS, Stone and Webster, Boston, Massachusetts, J.H. DUFF, Burns and Roe, Paramus, New Jersey, R. E.GENTNER, Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power, LosAngeles, Calif., N. C. MOHN, Combustion Engineering,Windsor, Connecticut

CHESTER S. PARKS, Ecodyne/Graver Water Division, Union,NJ

JOHN W. MOFFETT, Kentucky Utility Co., Ghent, Kentucky, J.E. ZOSKI, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose, PA

D. J. MILLER, Commonwealth Edison Co., Chicago, IL, C. H.NEFF, R. W. LANE, Illinois State Water Survey, Urbana, IL

GEORGE M. THORPE, Hercules Inc., Wilmington, Delaware

G. T. FARLEY, F. G. VOGT, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose,PA

L. O. BRESTEL, Colorado-Ute Electric Association, Inc.

J. PRINTZ, L. W. JOHNSON, J. T. ARONSON, H. J. MARTIN,Stearns-Roger, Inc., Denver, Colorado

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IWC-78~30 Paper Yes


IWC-78~29 Paper Yes


IWC-78~28 Paper Yes


IWC-78~27 Paper Yes


IWC-78~26 Paper Yes


IWC-78~25 Paper Yes



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OperatIng Experience with a Water Management System Designed forZero Wastewater Discharge at the Colstrip Steam Electric Station

OperatIng Experience with a Water Management System Designed forZero Wastewater Discharge at the Colstrip Steam Electric Station

Use of Agricultural Runoff Water for Power Plant Cooling

Use of Agricultural Runoff Water for Power Plant Cooling

Sulfonated Polymers and Scale Formation

Sulfonated Polymers and Scale Formation

The Use of Sulphonated Styrene Copolymers for Boiler Scale Control

The Use of Sulphonated Styrene Copolymers for Boiler Scale Control

Development of Boiler Waterside Deposit Control Agents: FromLaboratory through Industrial Application

Development of Boiler Waterside Deposit Control Agents: FromLaboratory through Industrial Application

Biomass Engineering Improves Wastewater Treatment SystemPerformance

Biomass Engineering Improves Wastewater Treatment System

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J. PRINTZ, L. W. JOHNSON, J. T. ARONSON, H. J. MARTIN,Stearns-Roger, Inc., Denver, Colorado

R. E. MILLARD, Southern California Edison

CARLTON GRIMM, Montana Power Co., Butte, Montana,JAMES RIOS, Bechtel Power Corp., San Francisco, CA

EDWARD G. GLADBACH, Department of Water and Power,City of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California

J. W. CARROLL, San Diego Gas and Electric Co., San Diego,Calif., L. R. LEPAGE, B. A. MILNES, Stone and WebsterEngineering Corp., Boston, Mass

PAUL PUCKORIUS, P. R. Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Cleveland, Ohio

GERALD J. HELMSTETTER, ROBERT A. HOLZER, NationalStarch Sand Chemical Corporation, Bridgewater, New Jersey

JOHN DAWSON, Dow Chemical Company

DIONISIO G. CUISIA, Dearborn Chemical (U.S.), Lake Zurich,Illinois

A. E. BISCHOF, The Mogul Corporation, Chagrin Falls, Ohio

J. J. SCHUCK, I. T. GODLEWSKI, Betz Laboratories, Inc.,Trevose, PA

J. F. GRUTSCH, Standard Oil Co. (Indiana), Chicago, Illinois

CURTIS S. McDOWELL, Polybac Corporation, New York, New

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IWC-78~24 Paper Yes


IWC-78~23 Paper Yes


IWC-78~22 Paper Yes


IWC-78~21 Paper Yes


IWC-78~20 Paper Yes


IWC-78~19 Paper Yes


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Performance

Biomass Engineering Improves Wastewater Treatment SystemPerformance

Health, Safety Aspects, and Policy Implications of Reuse of TreatedWaste Water from a Poultry Processing Plant

Health, Safety Aspects, and Policy Implications of Reuse of TreatedWaste Water from a Poultry Processing Plant

Industrial Engineering Approach Provides Bases for OptimizingPerformance of Wastewater Purification Facilities

Industrial Engineering Approach Provides Bases for OptimizingPerformance of Wastewater Purification Facilities

Mathematical Models of Competitive Adsorption: Successes, Failures andFuture Applications

Mathematical Models of Competitive Adsorption: Successes, Failures andFuture Applications

Water Treatment Practices for Cyclic Operation of Utility Boilers

Water Treatment Practices for Cyclic Operation of Utility Boilers

Factors Affecting Chemical Oxygen Scavenger Performance andSelection in Steam Generating Systems

Factors Affecting Chemical Oxygen Scavenger Performance andSelection in Steam Generating Systems

Combined Conditioning of Water-Steam Cycle of Power-Generating Unitswith Once-Through Boilers by Oxygen and Ammonia

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York

CURTIS S. McDOWELL, Polybac Corporation, New York, NewYork

JOSEPH A. COTRUVO, Criteria and Standards Division,Environmental Protection Agency

JULIAN B. ANDELMAN, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

R. T. DENBO

JAMES F. GRUTSCH, Standard Oil Co. (Indiana), Chicago,Illinois

BILLY H. KORNEGAY, Westvaco Corporation, Covington,Virginia

FRANCIS A. DIGIANO, Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst,Massachusetts


F. GABRIELLI, W. R. SYLVESTER, Combustion Engineering,Inc., Windsor, Connecticut

WILLIAM R. GREENAWAY, Cyrus Wm. Rice Division, NUSCorporation

SIDNEY SUSSMAN, PAUL U. LABINE, Olin Water Services,Overland Park, Kansas

F. J. POCOCK

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IWC-78~18 Paper Yes


IWC-78~17 Paper Yes


IWC-78~16 Paper Yes



IWC-78~15 Paper Yes

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Combined Conditioning of Water-Steam Cycle of Power-Generating Unitswith Once-Through Boilers by Oxygen and Ammonia

Behavior of Oxygen and Corrosion Products in the Indian Point 2Feedwater System

Behavior of Oxygen and Corrosion Products in the Indian Point 2Feedwater System

Pretreatment of Seawater for Membrane Processes

Pretreatment of Seawater for Membrane Processes

Treatment of Equipment Drain Wastes in a Nuclear Power Plant with anElectro Magnetic Filter and Ultrafiltration System



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P. H. EFFERTZ, Allianz-Zentrum für Technik, West Germany,G. RESCH, Vereinigte Elektrizitätswerke Westfalen, WestGermany

Paul Cohen, Consultant, Pittsburgh, PA

W. L. PEARL, W. R. KASSEN, S. G. SAWOCHKA, NuclearWater and Waste Technology, Inc., San Jose, California, J. J.HIGGINS, Consolidated Edison Company

ROBERT BAKISH, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Teaneck,New Jersey

ARTHUR C. EPSTEIN, The Permutit Co., Paramus, New Jersey

REGIS R. STANA, MICHAEL C. SKRIBA, Westinghouse R&DCenter, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

YUTAKA KURIHARA, MITSUYUKI ODA, Japan Atomic PowerCompany, Limited, Tokyo, Japan, KATSUMI OKUGAWA,YOSHIO SUNAOKA, Japan Organo Company, Limited, Tokyo.,Japan, MYLES H. KLEPER, JOSEPH MARKIND, ROBERT L.GOLDSMITH , JAMES M. RYAN, Abcor, Inc., Wilmington,Massachusetts

YUTAKA KURIHARA, MITSUYUKI ODA, Japan Atomic PowerCompany, Limited, Tokyo, Japan, KATSUMI OKUGAWA,YOSHIO SUNAOKA, Japan Organo Company, Limited, Tokyo.,Japan, MYLES H. KLEPER, JOSEPH MARKIND, ROBERT L.GOLDSMITH , JAMES M. RYAN, Abcor, Inc., Wilmington,Massachusetts

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IWC-78~14 Paper Yes






IWC-78~09 Paper Yes


IWC-78~08 Paper Yes


IWC-78~07 Paper Yes


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Design and Maintenance of Ultrapure Water Systems for the ElectronicsIndustry

Design and Maintenance of Ultrapure Water Systems for the ElectronicsIndustry

Water Management - Controlling and Predicting Cooling Tower WaterQuality

Microbiological Control in Process Contaminated Cooling Systems

Open Recirculating Cooling Water Treatment - Theory and Application

Scale and Deposit Control in Cooling Water Systems

On-Line Use of Ion Selective Electrodes

On-Line Use of Ion Selective Electrodes

Applications of Instrumentation to Water and Wastewater TreatmentProcesses

Applications of Instrumentation to Water and Wastewater TreatmentProcesses

The Engineer's Role in Environmental Litigation

The Engineer's Role in Environmental Litigation

Energy Conservation Achieved through Effective Cooling Water Treatmentat an Air Separation Plant

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JOHN CASTAGNA, Industrial Water, The Permutit Company

JOHN S. NORDIN, BetzConverseMurdoch, Inc., PlymouthMeeting, PA

DEXTER L. ATKINSON, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co., Inc.,Richmond, VA

JOHN W. LEE, SCOTT G. FREYMARK, Olin Water Services,Overland Park, Kansas

J. JACOB, B. D. PERLSON, C. M. HWA, Dearborn Chemical,(U.S.), Lake Zurich, Illinois

JEFFREY R. TOWNSEND, KARL W. HERMAN, Drew ChemicalCorporation, Boonton, New Jersey

WALTER ZABBAN, The Chester Engineers

ALBERT A. DIGGENS, SUSAN LICHTENSTEIN, OrionResearch Inc., Cambridge, Mass

STEVE LERMAN

BARRY GRUSKO, JOHN DILIDDO, Technicon IndustrialSystems, Tarrytown, New York

PHILIP X. MASCIANTONIO, United States Steel Corporation,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

HENRY C. BRAMER, Datagraphics, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA,RICHARD C. BROWNE, Esquire, Washington, DC

ARTHUR W. FYNSK, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company,Inc., Wilmington, Delaware

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IWC-78~06 Paper Yes


IWC-78~05 Paper Yes


IWC-78~04 Paper Yes



IWC-78~03 Paper Yes


IWC-78~02 Paper Yes


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Energy Conservation Achieved through Effective Cooling Water Treatmentat an Air Separation Plant

The Adoption of Counter Current Ion-Exchange Techniques, IncludingAsahi and Packed Bed Systems, for Providing Demineralized Water toLarge Chemical Manufacturing Complexes in the UK

The Adoption of Counter Current Ion-Exchange Techniques, IncludingAsahi and Packed Bed Systems, for Providing Demineralized Water toLarge Chemical Manufacturing Complexes in the UK

The Lewatit-WS-Process A Highly Reliable Counter-Current System forIon Exchange and Adsorption

The Lewatit-WS-Process A Highly Reliable Counter-Current System forIon Exchange and Adsorption

Experience with Intermediate Strong Base Anion Resins at Three MileIsland Nuclear Station



Determination of Impurities in Steam - A Research Program

Determination of Impurities in Steam - A Research Program

Makeup and Feedwater Treatment for Large Utility Boilers

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KARL W. HERMAN, Drew Chemical Corp., Boonton, NewJersey, ALFRED F. FOELSTER, Airco Industrial Gases,Bethlehem, PA

CARL R. HAZEN, Chemical Separations Corporation, 795 OakRidge Turnpike, Oak Ridge, Tennessee

A. W. GILLIS, K. R. SMITH, ICI Limited, Mond Division, England

ELI SALEM, Graver Water Conditioning Company, Union, NewJersey

FRIEDRICH B. MARTINOLA, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany

L. F. WIRTH, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan

K. H. FREDERICK, J. G. REED, Metropolitan Edison Co.,Middletown, PA., R. M. GLASS, CPU Service Corporation

K. H. FREDERICK, J. G. REED, Metropolitan Edison Co.,Middletown, PA., R. M. GLASS, CPU Service Corporation

E. E. COULTER, The Babcock & Wilcox Co. Nuclear EquipmentDivision

JAMES K. RICE, Consulting Engineer, Olney, Maryland,THOMAS O. PASSELL, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, Calif

J. A. LEVENDUSKY, Epicor, Inc.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-78~01 Paper Yes








IWC-77~28 Paper Yes


IWC-77~27 Paper Yes


IWC-77~26 Paper Yes

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Makeup and Feedwater Treatment for Large Utility Boilers

Priority Pollutants - Present Status

Hydrazine vs. Chromate as a Corrosion Inhibitor for Industrial ClosedCooling Water Systems

The 'Streaming Current Detector' as Applied to Up-Flow Filtration

Ozone Treatment of Boiler Feedwater

Evaluation of the Dechlorination System at a Nuclear Power Plant

Bromine Chloride - An Alternative to Chlorination as an Antifoulant inOnce-Through Cooling Waters

Hydrogeological Considerations for the Disposal of Industrial Residues

Hydrogeological Considerations for the Disposal of Industrial Residues

Stabilized Sludge Disposal Techniques

Stabilized Sludge Disposal Techniques

Treatment, Handling, and Disposal Criteria Flue Gas DesulfurizationSludges & Fine Coal Refuse

Treatment, Handling, and Disposal Criteria Flue Gas Desulfurization

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JOSEPH H. DUFF, Burns & Roe, Inc., Oradell, New Jersey

W. A. KEILBAUGH, T. J. CENTI, C. ELLEN GONTER, C. W.Rice Division, NUS, Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

THEODORE C. HOPPE, Black & Veatch Consulting Engineers,Kansas City, Missouri, A. FRANK McGILBRA, Public ServiceCo. of Oklahoma, Tulsa, Oklahoma

OTIS J. WAGUESPACK, L'eau Claire Systems, Inc., Kenner,LA

CARL HAZEN, Infilco Degremont, Inc., Hyannis, Mass

P. Y. CREE, J. M. RICHARDS, Portland General Electric,Beaverton, Oregon, T. M. LARONGE, J. M. SHANE, D. L.SKAGGS, Betz Environmental Engineers, Inc., Trevose,Pennsylvania

G. D. GRONINGER, D. R. MARTIN , J. F. MILLS, DowChemical USA, Midland, Michigan

KEITH G. KIRK, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WestVirginia

D. THRELFALL, J. T. ROSEMAN, Jr., Penn EnvironmentalConsultants, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

R. G. KNIGHT, Michael Baker, Jr., Inc., Beaver, Pa

FREDERICK J. TEETER, I. U. Conversion Systems, Inc.,Plymouth Meeting, PA

JOSEPH BERN, Bern Associates, Inc., Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

CARL L. LABOVITZ, Dravo Lime Company, Pittsburgh, PA

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IWC-77~25 Paper Yes



IWC-77~24 Paper Yes


IWC-77~23 Paper Yes




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Sludges & Fine Coal Refuse

The Regulation of Flue Gas Desulfurization Sludge Disposal - A StatusReport

The Regulation of Flue Gas Desulfurization Sludge Disposal - A StatusReport

Operating Experiences with a "Zero" Discharge Deionizer



Operating Experience with Reverse Osmosis Demineralizing for BoilerFeed Water and Make-Up Treatment Systems at Willow Glen Station

Operating Experience with Reverse Osmosis Demineralizing for BoilerFeed Water and Make-Up Treatment Systems at Willow Glen Station

Use of an Acrylic Strong Base Anion Resin in Treatment of OrganicBearing Waters



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ALLEN J. GESWEIN, Office of Solid Waste, U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency, Washington, D. C.

GARY L. MERRITT, Pennsylvania Department of EnvironmentalResources, Harrisburg, PA., JOHN P. WOODYARD, SCSEngineers, Long Beach, California

A. F. ASCHOFF, Sargent & Lundy Engineers, Chicago, Illinois

CASIMIR A. KROL, Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co., Ellwood,IL., GARY D. JONES, RON PICHT, Illinois Water TreatmentCo., Rockford IL., JAMES C. MARTIN, P. E., Water TechnologyConsultants, Chicago, Illinois

CASIMIR A. KROL, Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co., Ellwood,IL., GARY D. JONES, RON PICHT, Illinois Water TreatmentCo., Rockford IL., JAMES C. MARTIN, P. E., Water TechnologyConsultants, Chicago, Illinois

L. W. LAMB, Dallas Power & Light Company, Dallas, Texas

MITCHELL HOLLIER, Gulf States Utilities Co., St. Gabriel, LA

PETER DOWN, Ecodyne, Graver Water Conditioning Co.,Union, New Jersey

I. M. ABRAMS, Diamond Shamrock Corporation, Redwood City,California

B. BAKER, Saskatchewan Power Corp., Esteran,Saskatchewan, Canada, V. R. DAVIES, P. A. YARNELL, Rohm

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IWC-77~22 Paper Yes



IWC-77~21 Paper Yes

IWC-77~20PDT



IWC-77~19 Paper Yes


IWC-77~18 Paper Yes


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Make-Up Treatment - Counter Current Regeneration Experience in theUnited Kingdom



Treatment of Oily Wastes; Ultra Filtration and Chemical Methods

Experiences with Reverse Osmosis in a Pilot-Scale WastewaterRenovation System

Experiences with Reverse Osmosis in a Pilot-Scale WastewaterRenovation System

Chromate Removal by Ion Exchange

Chromate Removal by Ion Exchange

Electrochemical Treatment of Cooling Water Blowdown

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and Haas Company, Philadelphia, PA

B. BAKER, Saskatchewan Power Corp., Esteran,Saskatchewan, Canada, V. R. DAVIES, P. A. YARNELL, Rohmand Haas Company, Philadelphia, PA

JOHN SEKERA, Ecodyne, Graver Water Division, Union, NewJersey

LOUIS WIRTH, Jr., Dow Chemical U.S.A., Midland, Michigan

E. W. JACKSON, J. H. SMITH, Portals Water Treatment Ltd.,Isleworth, Middlesex, England

Moderator: WALTER ZABBAN, The Chester Engineers Inc.Panel: E. DENNIS ESCHER, Penn Environmental ConsultantsInc.ROBERT HELWICK, The Chester EngineersEDWARD F. MAZIARZ, Aluminum Company of America

R. A. WALKER, Fluid Systems Div., UOP Inc., San Diego,California

MICHAEL SHERM, H. E. MYNHIER, Union CarbideCorporation, S. Charleston, W. VA

Walter Zabban, The Chester Engineers, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

ROGER B. SEWARD, ARCO Chemical Co., Channelview,Texas


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IWC-77~17 Paper Yes



IWC-77~16 Paper Yes



IWC-77~15 Paper Yes


IWC-77~14 Paper Yes



IWC-77~13 Paper Yes

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Electrochemical Treatment of Cooling Water Blowdown

Laboratory Studies in Ion Exchange Technology Related to ReactorCoolant Purification and Condensate Polishing Systems



On-Site Pilot Tests of a SALA HGMF Magnetic Filter at New EnglandPower Company, Brayton Point Station



Design of PWR Generator Blowdown Processing Systems

Design of PWR Generator Blowdown Processing Systems

Effect of Condenser Water In-Leakage on Steam Generator WaterChemistry

Effect of Condenser Water In-Leakage on Steam Generator WaterChemistry

Effect of Condenser Water In-Leakage on Steam Generator Water

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JENO H. HAGGENMACHER, Triad Chemical, Donaldsonville,La. STEPHEN B. GALE, Andco Incorporated, Buffalo, N.Y

SALLIE A. FISHER, Puricons, Inc., Berwyn, Pennsylvania

S. J. ELMIGER, N. J. MRAVICH, G. T: UPPERMAN, Babcock &Wilcox, Alliance, Ohio

S. J. ELMIGER, N. J. MRAVICH, G. T: UPPERMAN, Babcock &Wilcox, Alliance, Ohio

WILLIAM R. GREENAWAY, Cyrus Wm. Rice Division, NUSCorporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

J. W. DAVENPORT, D. A. TRUE, New England PowerCompany, A. S. CALDERWOOD, M. TROY, WestinghouseElectric Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pa., R. L. SARGENT, SalaMagnetics, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.

J. W. DAVENPORT, D. A. TRUE, New England PowerCompany, A. S. CALDERWOOD, M. TROY, WestinghouseElectric Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pa., R. L. SARGENT, SalaMagnetics, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.

R. E. KELLEY, Portland General Electric Co., Portland Oregon

H. A. SCHLESINGER, Gibbs & Hill, Inc., New York, NY

W. T. LINDSAY, Jr., Westinghouse Research & DevelopmentCenter, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

P. V. BALAKRISHNAN, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,Chalk River, Ontario, Canada

P. V. BALAKRISHNAN, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,

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IWC-77~12 Paper Yes


IWC-77~11 Paper Yes


IWC-77~10 Paper Yes


IWC-77~08 Report No




IWC-77~05 Paper Yes


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Chemistry

Computer Control of a Utility Make-Up Demineralizer

Computer Control of a Utility Make-Up Demineralizer

Operating Experience of a Deep-Bed Condensate Polishing System

Operating Experience of a Deep-Bed Condensate Polishing System

Utility Boiler Feedwater Treatment at CIPSCO

Utility Boiler Feedwater Treatment at CIPSCO

An Overview of Industrial Boiler Water Technology as Related toCogeneration

Boiler Design

Internal Boiler Water Treatment

External Treatment for Industrial Boiler Systems

Controlling Corrosion Problems with the New High Technology StainlessSteels

Controlling Corrosion Problems with the New High Technology StainlessSteels

The Corrosion and Dezincification of Brass in Cooling WaterEnvironments

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Chalk River, Ontario, Canada

H. DEAN WILSON, Illinois Water Treatment Company,Rockford, Illinois

JAMES DUCOTE, JAMES BENKE, City Public Service, SanAntonio, Texas, JAMES BURCHILL, Permutit Co., Paramus, NJ

ELI SALEM, Graver Water Division, Ecodyne Corporation,Union, New Jersey

C. W. WAGES, C. W. SMITH, Georgia Power Company, AtlantaGeorgia

NORMAN B. MILLER, Sheppard T. Powell Associates,Baltimore, Maryland

A. E. TOOMEY, Central Illinois Public Service Co., Springfield,IL


JOSEPH A. LUX, Babcock & Wilcox, South Barberton, Ohio

KARL W. HERMAN, Drew Chemical Corporation, Parsippany,NJ

FRANK N. KEMMER, Nalco Chemical Co., Oak Brook, Illinois

T. C. HOPPE, Black & Veatch, Consulting Engineers, KansasCity, Missoouri

JACK T. MAURER, Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation,Brackenridge, PA

ALBERT L. STUEVER, Hussey Metals Div., Copper Range Co.,Leetsdale, PA

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IWC-77~04 Paper Yes


IWC-77~03 Paper Yes



IWC-77~02 Paper Yes


IWC-77~01 Paper Yes






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Environments

The Corrosion and Dezincification of Brass in Cooling WaterEnvironments

Inter-Relationship of Deposits and Corrosion in Recirculating CoolingWater Systems

Inter-Relationship of Deposits and Corrosion in Recirculating CoolingWater Systems

Water Treatment for High Makeup Industrial Steam Generation Systems



Effect of Drum Internal Design and Water Treatment on Corrosion,Circulation and Steam Purity

Effect of Drum Internal Design and Water Treatment on Corrosion,Circulation and Steam Purity

Hideout - A Measure of Boiler Cleanliness - and More

Instantaneous Versus Coupon Corrosion Rates in Laboratory Test

Galvanic Probe Oxygen Analysis

Recent Experience with a New Thermally Regenerable Ion ExchangeResin System

High Gradient Magnetic Filters for Boiler Water Treatment

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Leetsdale, PA

ROGER C. MAY, Betz Laboratories Inc., Trevose, PA

PAUL R. PUCKORIUS, P. R. Puckorius & Associates, Inc.,Cleveland, Ohio

MARC L. BEARDSLEY, Nalco Chemical Company, Oak Brook,IL

GEORGE A. PEABODY, Calgon Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.

HARVEY L. BULLIS, Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio

HARVEY L. BULLIS, Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio

DAVID E. SIMON II, NUS Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

GLEN W. BAGGLEY, IVAN J. BROZ, Jones & Laughlin SteelCorporation, Aliquippa, PA

PETER P. LALENA, Long Island Lighting Co., GlenwoodLanding, NY

JOSEPH B. AROTS, Hercules Incorporated, Wilmington, Del

RICHARD A. EVANGELISTA, Rexnord Instrument Products,Malvern, Pa., NATHANIEL H. GORIN, WILLIAM J. HAMILTON,Naval Ship Engineering Center, Philadelphia, PA

FRED FLOR, ROBERT KUNIN, Rohm And Haas Company,Philadelphia, PA

JOHN R. HARLAND, ROBERT M. NICHOLS, Sala Magnetics,Inc., Cambridge, Mass

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IWC-76~17 Paper Yes



IWC-76~16 Paper Yes


IWC-76~15 Paper Yes


IWC-76~14 Paper Yes


IWC-76~13 Paper Yes

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Countercurrent Demineralizer at Ohio Edison Sammis Station

Evaluating Polishing Demineralizer Performance using CationConcentration Columns

Evaluating Polishing Demineralizer Performance using CationConcentration Columns

New Requirements for Ion Exchange in Condensate Polishing



Condensate Polishing Experience at Wateree Station

Condensate Polishing Experience at Wateree Station

Disposal of Waste Ammoniacal Bromate and Ammonium BifluorideSolutions by Evaporation

Disposal of Waste Ammoniacal Bromate and Ammonium BifluorideSolutions by Evaporation

Complying with NPDES Monitoring Requirements for Cooling Water: ACase History

Complying with NPDES Monitoring Requirements for Cooling Water: ACase History

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J. R. HOWARD, V. G. MORGAN, Ohio Edison Company,Stratton, Ohio

LEONARD J. LEFEVRE, Dow Chemical U.S.A., Midland,Michigan

JOSEPH R. DULOVICH, Ohio Edison Company, Stratton, Ohio

Dr. CARL CAIN, Jr., Tennessee Valley Authority, Chattanooga,Tennessee

I. M. ABRAMS, Diamond Shamrock Chemical Company,Redwood City, Cal.

I. M. ABRAMS, Diamond Shamrock Chemical Company,Redwood City, Cal.

JAMES P. CASEY, Cochrane Environmental Systems – CraneCo., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

B. A. DERRICK, South Carolina Electric & Gas Company,Columbia, S.C., K. L. ATWOOD, NUS Corporation, Houston,Texas

JAMES S. POOLE, Sheppard T. Powell Associates, Baltimore,Maryland

C. W. JONES, Georgia Power Company, Atlanta, Georgia ,G.W. LEWIS, L. D. MARTIN, Halliburton Services,, Duncan, OK

STEPHEN M. HENRY, Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Div.Fisheries & Game), Westboro, Massachusetts

JAMES J. BINDER, TRC - The Research Corporation of NewEngland, Wethersfield, Conn. WILLIAM B. LAIRD, American

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IWC-76~12 Paper Yes


IWC-76~11 Paper Yes


IWC-76~10 Paper Yes


IWC-76~09 Paper Yes




IWC-76~07 Paper Yes


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Operation of an 80% Industrial, 20% Sanitary Waste Treatment Plant

Operation of an 80% Industrial, 20% Sanitary Waste Treatment Plant

Mechanics of Handling Lime Slurries

Mechanics of Handling Lime Slurries

The Calcination and Slaking of Quicklime

The Calcination and Slaking of Quicklime

A New Look at Lime

A New Look at Lime

EPRI Programs in Radiation Control at Nuclear Power Plants

Control of Corrosion Products Movement and Deposited Activities inReactor Circuits



Autoclave Simulation Studies of Condenser In-Leakage in Nuclear SteamGenerators

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Optical Corporation, Southbridge, Mass

ANDREW J. KICINSKI, Penn Environmental Consultants, Inc.,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

DON DUNCAN, Town Creek Sewage Treatment Plant, The Cityof Salisbury, North Carolina

LOUIS SYBERT, Bechtel Corporation, San Francisco, California

JOSEPH L. BEALS, Wallace & Tiernan Div., PennwaltCorporation, Belleville, NJ

WILLIAM J. DOYLE, SI Lime Company, Birmingham, Alabama

CHARLES J. KUNESH, Pfizer, Inc., Easton, PA

CHARLES J. McCORMICK, Dravo Lime Co., Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

ROBERT S. BOYNTON, CLIFFORD J. LEWIS, National LimeAssociation, Lakewood, Col.

R. A. SHAW, D. L. UHL, Nuclear Engineering and OperationsDepartment, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto,California

YALE SOLOMON, Nuclear Energy Systems, PWR SystemsDiv., Westinghouse Electric Corp., Forest Hills, Pennsylvania

J. ROZENBERG, L. DOLLE, R. DARRAS, Commissariat Al'Energie Atomique, CEN Saclay, France

J. ROZENBERG, L. DOLLE, R. DARRAS, Commissariat Al'Energie Atomique, CEN Saclay, France

FREDERICK J. POCOCK, Alliance Research Center, R & DDiv., The Babcock & Wilcox Company, Alliance, Ohio

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IWC-76~06 Paper Yes


IWC-76~05 Paper Yes


IWC-76~04 Paper Yes


IWC-76~03 Paper Yes


IWC-76~02 Paper Yes


IWC-76~01 Paper Yes

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Generators



New Technology for the Recovery of Chromates from Cooling TowerBlowdown

New Technology for the Recovery of Chromates from Cooling TowerBlowdown

Chromate and Water Recovery from a Tin Plating Operation using IonExchange Technologies

Chromate and Water Recovery from a Tin Plating Operation using IonExchange Technologies

Operation and Performance of a Zero Blowdown Recirculating CoolingTower

Operation and Performance of a Zero Blowdown Recirculating CoolingTower

Operating Experiences with 800 GPM Membrane Process PretreatmentSystem at Eastman Kodak, Windsor, Colorado

Operating Experiences with 800 GPM Membrane Process PretreatmentSystem at Eastman Kodak, Windsor, Colorado

Operating Experiences with the Reverse Osmosis System at HarrisonPower Station

Operating Experiences with the Reverse Osmosis System at HarrisonPower Station

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Div., The Babcock & Wilcox Company, Alliance, Ohio

M. J. WOOTTEN, G. ECONOMY, T. S. BULISCHECK,Westinghouse Research Laboratories, Pittsburgh, PA

M. J. WOOTTEN, G. ECONOMY, T. S. BULISCHECK,Westinghouse Research Laboratories, Pittsburgh, PA

STEPHEN B. GALE, Andco Environmental Process, Inc.,Buffalo, New York

M. J. ELLIS, R. KUNIN, Rohm and Haas Company,Philadelphia, PA

ALEX HIMSLEY, Himsley Engineering Ltd., Toronto, Canada

A. A. SCHULDT, R. R. HABER, The Steel Company of Canada,Ltd., Hamilton, Ontario

WAYNE L. SMITH, Betz Laboratories, Inc., Trevose,Pennsylvania

J. B. LAWLAR, Allied Chemical Corporation, Morristown, NJ

GEORGE J. CRITS, Cochrane Environmental Systems, CraneCompany, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

RICHARD B. FUDGE, Eastman Kodak Company, Windsor,Colorado

D. M. McKEE, The Permutit Company, Silver Spring, Maryland

TEX R. HUGHES, RONALD D. WINDON, Monongahela PowerCompany, Haywood, West Virginia

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IWC-75~16 Paper Yes



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Chlorine Monitoring in Cooling Water Discharge

Chlorine Dioxide Multi-Purpose Oxidant for Water/Wastewater Treatment

The Application of an Electromagnetic Filter to Industrial CondensateSystems

Operational Experience with Brine Concentrators in Electric UtilityWastewater Treatment

Investigation of Ammonium Citrate Cleaning Solvents

Rapid Determination of Trace Iron and Copper in Boiler Water Systems byFlameless Atomic Absorption

Sodium Phosphate Solutions at Boiler Conditions: Solubility, PhaseEquilibria, and Interactions with Magnetite



Experimental and Theoretical pH Values of Phosphate Solutions Between25oC and 285oC

Chemical and Mechanical Cleaning of Condenser Systems for Electric

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D. C. KUCHER, G. F. CONNELL, Capital Controls Company

WILLIAM J. WARD, Olin Water Services, Kansas City, Kansas

D. W. KOCH, J. R. SLAVENS, Nuclear Equipment Division,Barberton, Ohio, C. C. STAUFFER, Research and DevelopmentDivision, Alliance, Ohio

J. H. ANDERSON, H. R. HERRIGEL, P. J. JOHANSEN,Resources Conservation Company, Renton, West Virginia

G. W. BRADLEY, L. D. MARTIN, W. P. BANKS, J. G. FROST,Halliburton Services, Duncan, Oklahoma

E. L. HENN, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

D. E. NOLL, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

G. ECONOMY, A. J. PANSON, CHIA-TSUN LIU, J. N.ESPOSITO, W. T. LINDSAY, JR., Westinghouse ResearchLaboratories, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

G. ECONOMY, A. J. PANSON, CHIA-TSUN LIU, J. N.ESPOSITO, W. T. LINDSAY, JR., Westinghouse ResearchLaboratories, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

J. ROESMER, L. R. DOLE, Westinghouse Pressurized WaterReactors Division, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, R. E. MESMER,Hollifield National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, D. W.FELDMAN, Westinghouse Research and DevelopmentLaboratories, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

FRANK McGILBRA, Public Service Company of Oklahoma,

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IWC-75~14 Paper Yes



IWC-75~13 Paper Yes


IWC-75~12 Paper Yes


IWC-75~11 Paper Yes



IWC-75~10 Paper Yes


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Generation

Chemical and Mechanical Cleaning of Condenser Systems for ElectricGeneration

All Volatile Feedwater Treatment for Nuclear Once-Through SteamGenerators



Experiences with the Application of High-Rate Pretreatment Technologyfor Industrial Boiler Makeup

Experiences with the Application of High-Rate Pretreatment Technologyfor Industrial Boiler Makeup

Dewatering of Power Plant Waste Treatment Sludges

Dewatering of Power Plant Waste Treatment Sludges

Shallow Bed Rapid Sand Filtration for Water and Wastewater



A New Concept - Gravity/Pressure Sludge Dewatering

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Tulsa, Oklahoma

THEODORE C. HOPPE, RILEY D. WOODSON, Black &Veatch/Consulting Engineers, Kansas City, Missouri

G. J. CRITS, Cochrane Environmental Systems CraneCompany, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

K. H. FREDERICK, Metropolitan Edison Company, Middletown,Pennsylvania

M. J. BELL, Babcock & Wilcox, Lynchburg, Virginia, WILLIAM A.HALLER, Steam Production, Duke Power Company, Charlotte,North Carolina, D. C. SMITH, Oconee Nuclear Power Station,Duke Power Company, Seneca, South Carolina

JAMES S. POOLE, Shepard T. Powell & Associates, Baltimore,Maryland

R. F. JACCARINO, W. R. CONLEY, Neptune Microfloc, Inc.,Corvallis, Oregon

ROBERT M. ROSAIN, Commonwealth Associates, Inc.,Jackson, Michigan

S. D. HEDEN, J. H. WILHELM, Eimco BSP Division ofEnvirotech Corporation, Salt Lake City, Utah

PERRY R. BISH, Dravo Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

HERBERT R. TUNNELL, Environmental Elements Corporation,Baltimore, Maryland

HERBERT R. TUNNELL, Environmental Elements Corporation,Baltimore, Maryland

WILLIAM L. K. SCHWOYER, The Permutit Company, Inc.,

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IWC-75~09 Paper No


IWC-75~08 Paper Yes


IWC-75~07 Paper Yes



IWC-75~06 Paper Yes





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A New Concept - Gravity/Pressure Sludge Dewatering

Water Reuse as Boiler Feedwater - Evaluating Feasibility

Water Reuse as Boiler Feedwater - Evaluating Feasibility

How to Determine When an Industrial Boiler Needs Cleaning

How to Determine When an Industrial Boiler Needs Cleaning

Feedwater Quality in Modern Industrial Boilers - A Consensus of ProperCurrent Operating Practices



The Impact of Ultrafiltration on Membrane Processes and Related WaterTreatment Technology

The Impact of Ultrafiltration on Membrane Processes and Related WaterTreatment Technology

Studies in Weak Base Resin Performance Pay Off


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Princeton, New Jersey

RICHARD K. SCHMIDT, Industrial Waste Treatment Division,Ecodyne, Union, New Jersey

P. M. THOMASSON, Union Carbide, S. Charleston, WestVirginia

P. A. BARKER, Nalco Environmental Sciences, Oakbrook,Illinois

J. FOLEY, Engineering Service Div., E. I. DuPont de Nemours &Co., Inc., Wilmington, DE

R. H. WEICK, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Barberton, Ohio

ROBERT A. HART, Continental Oil Company, Ponca City.Oklahoma

DAVID E. SIMON, II, NUS Corporation, Cyrus Wm. RiceDivision, Pittsburgh,

DAVID E. SIMON, II, NUS Corporation, Cyrus Wm. RiceDivision, Pittsburgh,

PAUL H. McNALLY, Consultant, Sudbury, Mass.

ROBERT QUINN, WILLIAM BEACH, The Permutit Company,Inc., Paramus, New Jersey

LOUIS F. WIRTH, JR., Dow Chemical U.S.A., Midland,Michigan 48640

ERWIN C WACKENHUTH, Public Service Electric and GasCompany, Newark, New Jersey

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IWC-75~04 Paper Yes


IWC-75~03 Paper Yes


IWC-75~02 Paper Yes


IWC-75~01 Paper Yes

IWC-74~9 Yes

IWC-74~8 Yes

IWC-74~7 Yes

IWC-74~6 Yes

IWC-74~5 Yes

IWC-74~4 Yes

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Use of Ultrafiltration for the Removal of Colloidal Silica from Boiler MakeupWater

Use of Ultrafiltration for the Removal of Colloidal Silica from Boiler MakeupWater

Dynamic Deposit Monitor - A Unit for Determining the Rate of DepositBuildup in Cooling Systems and Evaluating Inhibitor Performance

Dynamic Deposit Monitor - A Unit for Determining the Rate of DepositBuildup in Cooling Systems and Evaluating Inhibitor Performance

Small-Scale Short-Term Methods of Evaluating Cooling Water Treatments– are they Worthwhile?

Small-Scale Short-Term Methods of Evaluating Cooling Water Treatments– Are they Worthwhile?

A Review of Analytical Procedures That are Applicable to MonitoringOrganic Water-Treatment Chemicals

Power Plant Liquid Effluent Regulations: One View from Industry

Background and Current Evaluation of Effluent Limitation Guidelines forSteam Electric Plants

The Role of Reverse Osmosis in Zero Release from a BWR

Brine Concentrators Providing “Zero Liquid Discharge”

Effluent Guidelines: The Consultant’s Role

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ERWIN C WACKENHUTH, Public Service Electric and GasCompany, Newark, New Jersey

JOSEPH THOMPSON, Illinois Water Treatment Company,Rockford, Illinois

R. KUNIN, F. H. FLOR, Rohm and Haas Company,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, B. J. CONNICK, C. W.HALBFINGER, Consolidated Edison Company, New York, NewYork, B. R. BRESLAU, P. R. LAMBERT, Romicon, Inc.,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

W. R. GREENAWAY, NUS Corporation, Cyrus Wm. RiceDivision, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

G. E. WELDER, R. R. RUMPF, Calgon Corporation, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

HERMAN KERST, Dearborn Chemical (U.S.) CHEMED Corp.,Des Plaines, Illinois

D. T. REED, R. NASS, Nalco Chemical Company, Oakbrook,Illinois

Venezky, D. L.

Miskimen, I. A.

Vernick, A. S.

Crowson, F. R.

Stickney, W. W., Andrews, W. R.

Escher, E. D.

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IWC-74~3 Yes

IWC-74~21 Yes

IWC-74~20 Yes

IWC-74~2 Yes

IWC-74~19 Yes

IWC-74~18 Yes

IWC-74~17 Yes

IWC-74~16 Yes

IWC-74~15 Yes

IWC-74~14 Yes

IWC-74~13 Yes

IWC-74~12 Yes

IWC-74~11 Yes

IWC-74~10 yes

IWC-74~1 Yes

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Cooling Tower and Makeup Treatment Eliminate Condenser Deposits

Consideration in the Design and Operation of Reverse Osmosis Systems

Electrochemical Investigation of Passivating Systems

Experimental Equipment for Feeding Bromine Chloride

The Effect of Scaling Indexes on Cooling Water Treatment Practice

Summary of Pretreatment Technology for Reverse Osmosis

Comparison Study of Non-Chromate Cooling Water Corrosion Inhibitors

Alcoa Thermopure Process for High Quality Water Production from WasteWater

Reverse Osmosis at Homer City Station, Pennsylvania Electric Company,Graver Ro-Sep System

Kinetics vs. Aqueous Chemistry of Calcium-Based Sulfur DioxideScrubbing Systems

Chemistry of Lime/Limestone Scrubbing Liquor from Power Plant StackGases

Design Problems and Operating Experience: Recycling Water to a Two-Phase Wet Scrubberof Concentrated Hazardous and Obnoxious Chemical Wastes

Corrosion Problems in Ammonia Plant Waste Heat Boilers and Turbines

Paper Mill Condensate Treatment Using Filming Amine and SodiumZeolite Polishing

An Investigation of Bromine Chloride as a Biocide in Condenser Cooling

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Thompson, R. B.

Lefevre, L. J., Schneider, S. E..,Underhill, L. J.

Martin, L. D., Banks, W. P.

Cole, S. A.

Feitler, H.

Epstein, A., Beach, W. A.

Gesick, J. A.

Brown, M. H., Hittner, H. J.

Baldwin, L. V., Gall, G. P.,Landers, R. D.

Selmeczi, J. G.

Hollinden, G. A.

Newman, J., Witt, W.

Simon, D. E., II

Wilson, H., Smith, B

Wackenhuth, E. C., Levine, G.

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IWC-73~9 Yes

IWC-73~8 Yes

IWC-73~7 Yes

IWC-73~6 Yes

IWC-73~5 Yes

IWC-73~4 Yes

IWC-73~3 Yes

IWC-73~24 Yes

IWC-73~23 Yes

IWC-73~22 Yes

IWC-73~20 Yes

IWC-73~2 Yes

IWC-73~19 Yes

IWC-73~18 Yes

IWC-73~17 Yes

IWC-73~16 Yes

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Water

A Comparative Study of Chelating Agents - Their Ability to PreventDeposits in Industrial Boilers

Survey of Steam Turbine Deposits

Effective Steam Purity Sampling

The Dollar Value of Protecting Steam Turbines Against Fouling

Pollution Aspects of Residual Chlorine in Cooling and WastewaterDischarge

Sewage Plant Effluent as Cooling Tower Makeup - A Continuing CaseHistory

Aspects of Wastewater Reuse as Cooling Tower Makeup

An Economist Looks at Pollution

Weak Acid Cation Units Replace Cold Lime/Alum Contact Softener andSolves Environmental Problems

High Flow Rate Water Softening by Continuous Moving Bed Ion Exchange

New Trends in Boiler Scale Control

Zero Blowdown from Cooling Tower - Problems and Some Answers

Breakthrough in Non-Chromate Inhibitor Technology, Breakthrough inNon-Chromate Inhibitor Technology

Nitrate Removal from Municipal Well Water

Application of Aluminum Alloys in Evaporative Desalination

Pilot Plant Test Results of a Low Cost Ion Exchange Process for MunicipalWater Quality Improvements

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Walker, J. L., Stephens, J. R.

Jonas, O.

Zahirsky, R. W.

O’Neal, A. J.

Cole, S. A., Baker, R. J.

Gray, H. J., McGuigan, C. V.,Rowland, H. W.

Harpel, W. L., James, E. W.

Ochs, J. N.

Burguet, J. E., Goldstein, P.

Gold, H., Todisco, A.,Sonin, A. A.

Cuisia, D. G.

Crits, G. J., Glover, G.

Twiford, J. L., Zecher, D. C.

Gregg, J. C., Bowne, S. B.

Bonewitz, R. A., Blaze, G. C.,Wanderer, E. T.

Bresler, S. A., Husseini, F.,Rinne, W., Kreusch, E.

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IWC-73~15 Yes

IWC-73~14 Yes

IWC-73~13 Yes

IWC-73~12 Yes

IWC-73~11 Yes

IWC-73~10 Yes

IWC-73~1 Yes

IWC-72~9 Yes

IWC-72~8 Yes

IWC-72~7 Yes

IWC-72~6 Yes

IWC-72~5 Yes

IWC-72~4 Yes

IWC-72~3 Yes

IWC-72~23 Yes

IWC-72~22 Yes

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Aquatic Ecosystems in Artificial Cooling Lakes

Some Possible Effects on Aquatic Ecology of Waste Discharge fromPower Stations Other Than Condenser Cooling Water

Economic Evaluation of Phenolic Waste Treatment Systems

Handling of Solid and Liquid Sidestreams Resulting from Water ReuseOperation

New Developments in Counter-Current Fixed Bed Ion Exchange

Ion Exchange Pretreatment for a Reverse Osmosis Process

Changing Federal-State Relationships in Water Pollution ControlPrograms

Planning and Application - Preoperational Cleaning of Fossil FueledCentral Station Units

A Review of Pre-Operational Cleaning Practices m High Pressure UtilitySystems

Preoperational Chemical Cleaning of Utility Systems Operating at 2000PSI and Higher

The Use of Catalyzed Hydrazine in Steam Generating Systems

Very High Chemical Efficiency for Mixed Bed Ion Exchange

Factors Affecting Ion Exchange Resin Performance in Deep BedCondensate Polishers

Operating Experience with Electromagnetic Separators and TheirApplication in the Water-Steam Systems of Power Stations

Operating Experience with a Fluidized Moving Bed Ion Exchange Loop

Cooling Water Performance with the New Polymer/Silicate Program

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Harmsworth, R. V.

Bardarik, D. G., Alden, J. C.

Winter, T. H., Fox, R. D.,Himmelstein, K. J.

Kahnske, A. A.

Abrams, I. M.

Kingsbury, A. W., Schomaker, W. P.

Cohen, J.

Schlesinger, H. A., Burns, V. T.

Atwood, K. L.

Hoppe, I. C., Parmley, J. G.

Sexsmith, D. R., Savinelli, E. A.,Herman, K. W.

Moore C. S., Sloan, W. J.

Wirth, L. F.

Heitmann, H. G.

Newman, J., Morley, J. B.

Puckorius, P. R., Lindemuth, L. D.

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IWC-72~21 Yes

IWC-72~21 Yes

IWC-72~20 Yes

IWC-72~2 Yes

IWC-72~19 Yes

IWC-72~18 Yes

IWC-72~17 Yes

IWC-72~16 Yes

IWC-72~15 Yes

IWC-72~14 Yes

IWC-72~13 Yes

IWC-72~12 Yes

IWC-72~11 Yes

IWC-72~10 Yes

IWC-72~1 Yes

IWC-71~9 Yes

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Scale Prevention by Coating Tubes in Evaporators

Wide-Range Conductivity Analyzer Covering Six Decades with One CellConstant

The Application of Seprex - A New Condensate Polishing System atHomer City Station

Treatment of a Highly Concentrated Industrial Waste

Operation of the Progressive Mode Continuous Ion Exchange Systems atBASF Wyandotte Corporation

The Experience with the Water Chemistry of Siemens PWRs

Secondary Water Treatment of PWR Steam Generators

Early Experience with Water Chemistry at the 250 MW Gentilly NuclearPower Station

Treatment of Radioactive Steam Generator Blowdown

Design of Liquid Waste Neutralizing System for the Roseton GeneratingStation

Alkaline Cooling Water Treatments - A Summary Assessment

Capillary Action Applied to Sludge Dewatering

Ten Years Experience in Preoperational Chemical Cleaning of PowerPlant Steam Generating Systems

Preoperational Cleaning of High Pressure Boilers of General UtilitiesCorporation

Current Practice in Water and Waste Water Filtration Technology

Resin Evaluation for Removal of Radionuclides from PWR SteamGenerator Blowdown

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Rankin, B. H.

Andersen, L.

Gall, G. P., Salem, E.

Sompel, J., Louros, B. G.,Lynch, R. T.

Kaye, M. J., Bourgeois, H. S.

Riess, R.

Fletcher, W. D., Picone, L. F.

Barber, D., Dundar, Y.

Greenaway, W. R., Klein, W. J.,Markind, J., Stana, R. R.

Launno, R. R., Rowe, W. H.

Freedman, A. J., Shannon, J. E.

DaVia, P. G.

Hantelman, W. D.

Duncan, F. R., Fyock, D. H.,Baldwin, L. V., Hopkins, R. D.

Taggart, E. J., Mull, E. B.

Sisson, A. B., Scott, J. S.,Selby, K. A.

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IWC-71~8 Yes

IWC-71~7 Yes

IWC-71~6 Yes

IWC-71~5 Yes

IWC-71~4 Yes

IWC-71~3 Yes

IWC-71~26 Yes

IWC-71~25 Yes

IWC-71~24 Yes

IWC-71~23 Yes

IWC-71~22 Yes

IWC-71~21 Yes

IWC-71~20 Yes

IWC-71~2 Yes

IWC-71~19 Yes

IWC-71~19 Yes

IWC-71~18 Yes

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Chemical Cleaning Research for Nuclear Steam Generators

Boric Acid Equilibria and pH in PWR Coolants

Biological Control in Cooling Systems New Developments and PollutionConsiderations

Thermal Stability of EDTA and Its Salts

Complete Automation of Boiler Plant Chemical Control

The Use of Polymers for Scale Control in Desalination Evaporators

The Avco Continuous Moving Bed Ion Exchange Process

The CMMB, An Efficient Low Cost Two-Tank Demineralization System

Application of Granular Activated Carbon in Industrial Water and WasteWater Treatment

Static Mixer Technology in Water and Waste Treatment

The Operation of a L’Eau Claire Upflow Filter

The Lamella Separator: A Novel High Rate Sedimentation Device forWater Treatment Plants

A Significant Advance in the Technology of Industrial WastewaterMonitoring - The Monitor IV

Design of a Submerged Jet Thermal Discharge and Its Effects on LakeOntario

Progress in Pennsylvania’s Pollution Incident Prevention Program

Improvements in Chlorine Residual Analyzers

Reduction of the Regenerating Chemical Consumption by the Use ofConventional Mixed-Bed Technique

of 1083 06/04/2012


Pocock, F. J., Leedy, W. S.

Mesmer, R. E., Baes, C. F., Jr.,Sweeton, F. H.

Walko, J. F., Donohue, J. M.,Shema, B. F.

Venezky, D. L.

Tarbay, P. C., Rivers, H. M.

Sexsmith, D. R., Phelan, J. V.,Savinelli, E. A.

Todisco, A., Grossman, G.,Sonin, A. A.

Crits, G.

Brunotts, V. A.

Blundon, M.

Steimle, S. E., Anderson, A. M.,Haney, B. J., Waguespack, O.

Souther, G. P., Forsell, B.

Buggie, F. D.

Skelly, M. J., Keegan, R. T.,Lawler, J. P.

Lazarchik, D. A.

Zeh, T. G.

Matejka, Z., Kadlec, V.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-71~17 Yes

IWC-71~16 Yes

IWC-71~15 Yes

IWC-71~14 Yes

IWC-71~13 Yes

IWC-71~12 Yes

IWC-71~11 Yes

IWC-71~10 Yes

IWC-71~1 Yes

IWC-70~9 Yes

IWC-70~8 Yes

IWC-70~7 Yes

IWC-70~6 Yes

IWC-70~5 Yes

IWC-70~4 Yes

IWC-70~3 Yes

IWC-70~28 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Closed-Cycle Industrial Water Use Systems

New Nitrogen-Containing Organic Non-Chromate Corrosion Inhibitors

A Unique Closed Cycle Water System for Removal of Arnmonium NitrateUsing Chem-Seps Continuous Countercurrent Ion Exchange

Sodium Recovery from a Pulp Mill Waste Effluent by Ion Exchange

Progress Report: 60 GPM Demineralized Water System

Four Years Operating Experience with Graver’s CI Process

A New Amberlite Monobed Ion Exchange Resin System

Corrosion Product Sampling for Aqueous High Temperature DynamicSystems

Total River Clean-up Below Industrial Complexes

Auxiliary Water Coolant Systems

Corrosion Product Chemistry of a Boiling Water Reactor

Primary Coolant Chemistry of PWRs

New Ion Exchange Systems for Treating Municipal, Domestic andIndustrial Waste Effluents

A Solution for Industrial Wastewater Treatment - Granular ActivatedCarbon

Reverse Osmosis for Water and Waste Treatment

Mobile Pilot Plants for the Removal of Ammonia and Phosphates fromWastewater

The Application of Electrodialysis Equipment for the Treatment of WatersBelow 1000 ppm Total Dissolved Solids

of 1083 06/04/2012


Bramer, H. C

Von Koeppen, A., Pesowicz, A. F.,Meta, B. A.

Bingham, E. C., Chopra, R. C.

Himsley, A.

Haight, A. G.

Dallmann, C.

Kunin, R., Kittle, P.

Wages, S. R.

Williams, N. E.

Goldstein, P.

Sawochka, S. G., Pearl, W. L.

Fletcher, W. D.

Kunin, R., Downing, D. G.

Van Stone, G. R.

Kremen, S. S., Myers, J.

Mercer, B. W., Ames, L. L.

Katz, W. E.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-70~27 Yes

IWC-70~26 Yes

IWC-70~25 Yes

IWC-70~24 Yes

IWC-70~23 Yes

IWC-70~22 Yes

IWC-70~21 Yes

IWC-70~20 Yes

IWC-70~2 Yes

IWC-70~18 Yes

IWC-70~17 Yes

IWC-70~16 Yes

IWC-70~15 Yes

IWC-70~14 Yes

IWC-70~13 Yes

IWC-70~12 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Seprex, A New Technique in Ammoniated Cycle Condensate Treatment

Acid Mine Drainage Control

Experiences with High Flowrate Softeners

A New Technique for the Determination of Trace Metals by AtomicAbsorption Spectrophotometry

Progressive Mode Continuous Countercurrent Ion Exchange

Three Years Operating Experience with Ammoniated Mixed Beds inCondensate Polishing

Polishing Condensate and Make-up Water at High Flow Rates for ProcessSteam Generators

Design Problems and Operating Experiences of a Central Facility for theDisposal of Concentrated Hazardous and Obnoxious Chemical Wastes

Eutrophication and the Oxygen Economy of Streams

Macroporous Ion Exchange Resins as Regeneratable Adsorbents forOrganics in Water and Solutions

Selective Removal of Zinc from Cooling-Tower Blowdown by IonExchange

Polymers in Cooling Water Treatment

Industrial Microbiocides for Open Recirculating Cooling Water Systems

Boiler Chelant Treatment: An Update

The Reasoning Behind Pennsylvania’s Requirements for Treating MetalWastes

Trace Metals in Steam Condensate Systems

of 1083 06/04/2012


Olejar, L. L., Salem, E.

Escher, E. D.

Dicke, G. J.

Henn, E. L.

Adams, R. C.

Britt, R., Crits, G. J.

Proesch, E. E.

Bruns, R. B.

McDonnell, A. J.

Martinola, F., Richter, A.

Chamberlain, D. G.

Sexsmith, D. R., Silverstein, R. M.,Savinelli, E. A.

Shair, S.

Metcalf, J. R.

Siebert, C. L.

Goldman, F., Christensen, F.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-70~11 Yes

IWC-70~10 Yes

IWC-70~1 Yes

IWC-69~9 Yes

IWC-69~25 Yes

IWC-69~24 Yes

IWC-69~23 Yes

IWC-69~22 Yes

IWC-69~21 Yes

IWC-69~20 Yes

IWC-69~19 Yes

IWC-69~18 Yes

IWC-69~17 Yes

IWC-69~16 Yes

IWC-69~15 Yes

IWC-69~14 Yes

IWC-69~13 Yes

IWC-69~12 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Economical Production of Boiler Water Through Membrane Methods

Disposal of Radioactive Water from Light Water Reactors

Sludge Disposal Alternatives

Dissolved Oxygen Analysis and Hydrazine Consumption vs. Corrosion inthe Pre-Boiler Cycle

Economic Recovery of Waste Lubricating Oils

The Use of Chelants

Startup of Large Supercritical Boilers with Powdex

Package Type Systems for High Purity Water Sample Conditioning andAnalyzing

Deionization of Waters Containing Organic Matter

Ammoniated Cation Resin at Higher Temperatures to Remove Iron fromHeater Drains

Use of Phosphonates for Treating Cooling Water Systems

Aminomethylenephosphonates Control Scale and Corrosion in CoolingWater Systems

The Thermal Pollution Controversy - Ecological Comments

Magnetics and Their Application to Pollution Abatement

Control of Deposition in Cooling Water Systems

Water Analysis by Ion-Selective Electrodes

The Application of Gas Chromatography to the Detection and Identificationof Taste and Odor-Producing Compounds in Surface Waters

Control and Automation of Chromate Waste Reduction Plants

of 1083 06/04/2012


Ahlgren, R. M.

O’Mara, R. L.

Barnhill, K. G.

Hoppe, T. C., Parmley, J. G.

Hartung, H. A.

Slicker, J. L.

Gross, P. W., Longo, J. F.

Runyon, C. V.

Wolff, J. J.

Finklea, G. A., Jones, R. N.,Crits, G. J.

Hwa, C. M.

Schweitzer, G. W.

Clark, J. R., Silverman, M. J.

Marston, P. G.

Hales, W. W.

Andelman, J. B.

Caruso, S. C., Koslow, J. R.

Mracek, W. A., Greenberg, L.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-69~11 Yes

IWC-69~10 Yes

IWC-68~9 Yes

IWC-68~8 Yes

IWC-68~8 Yes

IWC-68~7 Yes

IWC-68~7 Yes

IWC-68~6 Yes

IWC-68~6 Yes

IWC-68~5 Yes

IWC-68~5 Yes

IWC-68~4 Yes

IWC-68~4 Yes

IWC-68~3 Yes

IWC-68~3 Yes

IWC-68~22 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Water Treatment Practice and Water Conditions of Thermal Power Plantsin USSR

Methods and Applications of Condensate Treatment Plants in EuropeanPower Stations

Improving Quality of Recirculation Water

Field Operating Experiences with the Sul-biSul Process for BrackishWater Treatment

Chelating Agents in the Treatment of Boiler Feedwater

Instrumentation of Residual Chlorine Measurement

Spacecraft Water Supply and Quality Management in the Apollo Program

Planning Criteria - Controls During Construction, Acid Cleaning and Start-up of High Pressure Boilers

Adsorption - Something New in Waste Treatment

World Power Conference

A Progress Report on the Removal of Colloids from Water byMacroreticular Ion Exchange Resins

Industrial Water Re-Use Process and Cost Considerations

The Use of Polymers for Water Treatment

The Management of Water Quality by Stream Allocation

Advanced Methods for Studies of Environmental Impact of IndustrialOperations

Highly Refined Continuous Mixed-Bed Ion Exchange Process forCondensate Polishing Employs Shared Regeneration Facility

of 1083 06/04/2012


Martynova, O. I., Akolzin, P. A.

Heitmann, H. G.

Parlante, R.

Schmidt, K. A.

Bell, W. E., Rice, R. C.,Clark, R. J.

Baker, R. J.

Sauer, R. L., Shea, T. G.

Gasparini, R.

Rizzo, J. L.

Calise, V. J.

Kunin, R., Hetherington, R.

Moore, T. L.

Sexsmith, D. R., Savinelli, E. A.,Beecher, J. S.

Lyon, W. A.

Jaske, R. T.

Holca, R.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-68~21 Yes

IWC-68~20 Yes

IWC-68~2 Yes

IWC-68~2 Yes

IWC-68~19 Yes

IWC-68~18 Yes

IWC-68~17 Yes

IWC-68~16 Yes

IWC-68~15 Yes

IWC-68~14 Yes

IWC-68~13 Yes

IWC-68~12 Yes

IWC-68~11 Yes

IWC-68~10 Yes

IWC-68~1 Yes

IWC-68~1 Yes

IWC-67~9 Yes

IWC-67~8 Yes

IWC-67~7 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Special Cooling Tower Applications - Unusual Services

Cooling Towers as a Biological Environment

Operating Experience with Continuous Ion Exchange Demineralization

Management of Water Quality Data at ORSANCO

Evaluation of Factors Affecting Chlorination of Condenser Cooling Water

Problems in the Production and Handling of Ultra Pure Water

Boiler Scale Control in the Carbonate Cycle with Synthetic Polymers

Continuous Glass Electrode Measurements of Sodium Ion in Power PlantApplications

Preoperational Chemical Cleaning for Nuclear Systems

Experience with Powdex for Once-Through Cycle Condensate Polishing,James H. Campbell Plant, Unit No. 2

Ultra High Rate Filtration

Pressurized Deep-Bed Filtration Systems for Hot Mill Scale RollingOperations

Latex Waste Industrial Problems

The Trouble with Layered Beds

The Determination, Use and Value of Water Quality Requirements

A Corporate Approach to Water Pollution Control

Boiler Scale Control with Polyacrylates and Polymethacrylates

The Use of Polymeric Materials with Phosphate and Chelation Type BoilerWater Treatment

Alkaline Copper Removal

of 1083 06/04/2012


McCann, C. J.

Paulson, E. G.

Olejar, L., Willsey, W. B.

Dunsmore, D. A.

Knight, R. G., Baker, R. J.

Smith, V. C.

Denman, W. L., Edelson, M. R.,Salutsky, M. L.

Eckfeldt, E. L., Proctor, W. E.,Howie, W. D., Lower, W. A.

Vinso, J. D., Slowey, B. C.

Smith, O. A., Bunting, W. E.

Wallace, J. T.

Bowman, G. A.

Lundgren, H.

Wirth, L., Jr.

Tarzwell, C. M.

Halladay, W. B.

Denman, W. L., Salutsky, M. L.

Swanson, D. A.

Slicker, J. L.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-67~6 Yes

IWC-67~5 Yes

IWC-67~4 Yes

IWC-67~3 Yes

IWC-67~22 Yes

IWC-67~21 Yes

IWC-67~20 Yes

IWC-67~2 Yes

IWC-67~19 Yes

IWC-67~18 Yes

IWC-67~17 Yes

IWC-67~16 Yes

IWC-67~15 Yes

IWC-67~14 Yes

IWC-67~13 Yes

IWC-67~12 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Ion Exchange Screen for Organic Matter Improves DemineralizerPerformance

Fixed-Bed Continuous Ion-Exchange Equipment

Operating Experiences with the Continuous Countercurrent C.I. IonExchange Process

Continuous Ion Exchange and Its Application to Water Treating andPollution Control

Experience with High Rate Ammoniated Mixed Beds for CondensatePolishing at CIPSCO, Coffeen Station

Application of Hydrochloric Acid and Ammonium Bromate for ScaleRemoval in Utility Boilers

Chemical Cleaning Inhibited HCl vs. EDTA

Field Experience with Stratified Beds of Weakly Basic and Strongly BasicAnion Exchange Resins in the United States and Abroad

Moving Bed Filter for the Treatment of Secondary Sewage Effluents andIndustrial Wastes

Cost of Water at the Odessa, Texas, Industrial Complex

Water Utilization in the Beet Sugar Industry

Reuse of Water in Specific Plant Operations of the Armco SteelCorporation

Quality Assurance and Chemical Cleaning

The Miniaturization of Electric Control Panels

Ultra-Violet Water Purification

A New Gravimetric Analysis Technique for Suspended Contamination in

of 1083 06/04/2012


Horembala, L. E., Feldt, C. A.

Michalson, A. W., Reents, A. C.

Levendusky, J. A., Dallmann, C. H.,Olejar, L.

Higgins, I. R.

Kennedy, C. M., Meyers, P. S.,Crits, G. J.

Atwood, K. L., Martucci, J. A.

Griffin, R. W., Derr, R. H.

Downing, D. G., Susanin, A. G.,Orlando, C. T.

Lordi, D. T.

Cecil, L. K., Kirkpatrick, F. W.

Löf, O. G., Kneese, A. V.

Barker, J. E., Pettit, G. A.

Nephew, H. F.

Langberg, A. M.

Chatham, J. N.

Frith, C. F.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-67~11 Yes

IWC-67~10 Yes

IWC-66~9 Yes

IWC-66~8 Yes

IWC-66~7 Yes

IWC-66~6 Yes

IWC-66~5 Yes

IWC-66~4 Yes

IWC-66~3 Yes

IWC-66~21 Yes

IWC-66~20 Yes

IWC-66~2 Yes

IWC-66~19 Yes

IWC-66~18 Yes

IWC-66~17 Yes

IWC-66~16 Yes

IWC-66~15 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


High Purity Water Systems

High Rate Depth Filtration for Paper Mill Service

Progress in Layered-Bed Cation Exchange

Economics of Automation - Water Treating Plants Industrial Process andManufacturing Plants

Symposium on Economics of Automation of Industrial, Municipal andUtility Water Treatment Systems

Technical Development of Systems for Controlling Pollution by Acid MineWaste

Organic Traps to Prevent Organic Fouling of Anion Resins inDemineralizers

Color Removal from a New England River Water

A Macroreticular Anion Exchange Resin

Counterflow Regeneration

Operating Experience with Continuous Countercurrent Ion Exchange

Application of a Clay-Cationic Polymer for Surface Water Clarification

Continuous Flow Ion Exchange by the Degremont-Asahi Process

Automatic Control of Lime Treatment

Powdex for Industrial Applications

Corrosion of Carbon Steel Evaporator Tubing in Seawater DistillationService

Role of Chelating Agents in Boiler Corrosion

Preoperational Chemical Cleaning of a Complete Universal Pressure

of 1083 06/04/2012


Duff, J. H.

Abrams, I. M., Poll, R. F.

Coleman, P. H.

Calise, V. J.

Maneval, D. R.

Applebaum, S. B., Crits, G. J.

Jayes, D. A., Abrams, I. M.

Kun, K. A., Kunin, R.

Thompson, J., Reents, A. C.

Apfel, G. Kingsbury, A. W.

Reilly, P. B.

Dale, J. C.

Martin, H. J.

Olejar, L.

Hollingshad, W. R., Shea, E. P.

Deal, R. L., Hassebroek, D. J.,Slicker, J. L.

Engle, J. P., Johnson, R. M.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-66~14 Yes

IWC-66~13 Yes

IWC-66~12 Yes

IWC-66~11 Yes

IWC-66~10 Yes

IWC-66~1 Yes

IWC-66~1 Yes

IWC-65~9 Yes

IWC-65~8 Yes

IWC-65~7 Yes

IWC-65~6 Yes

IWC-65~5 Yes

IWC-65~4 Yes

IWC-65~3 Yes

IWC-65~23 Yes

IWC-65~22 Yes

IWC-65~21 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Steam Generating System

Water Treatment Process Automation: The Management Viewpoint

Practical Application and Economics of Instruments for Analytical Testing,Monitoring and Automatic Control of Water Treatment Plants

Basic Considerations in Selection of Instrumentation for Industrial WaterTreatment Plants

Economics of Automatic Controls and Instruments in Water TreatingPlants - Municipal and Potable Water Treatment Plants

Economics of Automation of Utility Water Treatment Plant Systems

Administrative Aspects of Pollution in the United States and Abroad

Pay the “WATER” Piper!

The Use of a Chelant Program for ‘On Stream’ Boiler Cleaning

Continuous Boiler Treatment with EDTA; In-Service Cleaning

The Use of Vertan 600 at 900 to 1900 PSIG

Chelating Agents as In-Service Cleaners - Field Results

Introduction to a Panel Discussion on In-Service Cleaning of Boilers andAssociated Equipment

European Methods of Waste Water Treatment

Extended Expenence in Biological Treatment and Reuse of RefineryWaste Water in Cooling Towers

Chlorination of Large Cooling Water Supplies

Continuous Countercurrent Ion Exchange, A Proven Low Cost Process

Use of Ammoniated Cation Resin to Remove Iron from Heater Drains

of 1083 06/04/2012


Rivers, H. M.

Hach, C. C.

Fellows, F. H.

Mascitti, F. L.

Eshrich, C. H.

Klassen, C. W.

Partridge, E. P.

Meyer, O.

Slicker, J. L.

Christian, R. A.

Swanson, D. A.

Rice, J. K.

Brumbaugh, C. C.

Mohler, E. F.

Cole, S. A.

Levendusky, J. A., Limon, L.,Ryan, L. F.


of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-65~20 Yes

IWC-65~2 Yes

IWC-65~19 Yes

IWC-65~18 Yes

IWC-65~17 Yes

IWC-65~16 Yes

IWC-65~15 Yes

IWC-65~14 Yes

IWC-65~13 Yes

IWC-65~12 Yes

IWC-65~11 Yes

IWC-65~10 Yes

IWC-65~1 Yes

IWC-64~9 Yes

IWC-64~8 Yes

IWC-64~7 Yes

IWC-64~6 Yes

IWC-64~5 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Upflow Regeneration - A Practical Way to Reduce Sodium ZeoliteHardness Leakage

Automation of Cooling Water Corrosion Control Program

Recent Studies on the Removal of Organics from Water

Desalination by the Sul-biSul Process

Removal of Soluble Organic and Insoluble Organic and InorganicMaterials by Flocculation

The Use of Synthetic Organic Flocculants in the Treatment of IndustrialWater and Wastewater

Water-Steam Cycle Experience with Subcritical Pressure Once-ThroughC.E. Sulzer Monotube Boilers

Water Treatment Practices on the Lower Mississippi River

Non-Aggressive Cleaning Procedures

Operating Experience with NTA in a High Makeup Industrial Boiler

Silt Control Treatment in Cooling Water Systems

Chelating Agent for Boiler Treatment

The Water Line

A Modern Approach to Water Treatment Problems for Medium and HighPressure Boilers in the Paper Industry

A Unique Process - Warm (140°F) Lime Zeolite Softening

Treatment of Sewage Plant Effluent for Industrial Reuse

Recovery and Reuse of Chromates from Cooling Tower Blowdown

Water-Side Operational Experiences with the Dry Cooling Tower

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Kline, L. B., Sterner, R. P.,Swanson, R. G.

Hayman, R. H.

Abrams, I. M., Breslin, R. P.

Odland, K.

Crook, E. H., Polio, F. X.

Smith, R. M.

Andres, R. F.

Bourgeois, H. S.

Gilbert, M.

Laurence, P. S.

Schweitzer, G. W.

Coughanour, R. B.

Ely, N.

Bonner, E. J.

Stillwell, F. T., Strub, J. W.

Johnson, W. H.

Hesler, J. C., Farnsworth, N. B.,Puckorius, P. R.

Gillham, E. W. F., Ray, N. J.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-64~4 Yes

IWC-64~3 Yes

IWC-64~22 Yes

IWC-64~21 Yes

IWC-64~20 Yes

IWC-64~2 Yes

IWC-64~19 Yes

IWC-64~18 Yes

IWC-64~17 Yes

IWC-64~16 Yes

IWC-64~15 Yes

IWC-64~14 Yes

IWC-64~13 Yes

IWC-64~12 Yes

IWC-64~11 Yes

IWC-64~10 Yes

IWC-64~1 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Installation at Rugeley Power Station

Continuous Analysis for Monitoring and Control of Water ConditionsinPower Plant Cycles

Applied Water Quality Monitoring

Depth Filtration for Heavy-Duty High Rate Service

The Use of Ammoniated Cation Resin in High Rate Mixed-BedDemineralizers for Condensate Purification

Recent Developments in Ion Exchange Resins

Large-Scale Steam Generation at Steel Surfaces: A PhysiochemicalEnquiry

Automated Pretreatment Plants

Continuous Boiler Treatment with EDTA

Pilot Plant Studies of the Kunin Process

Scavenger Resins for Removal of Organics from Water

Organic Matter in Industrial Water: Its Measurement and Removal

Progress Report of Research and Development

New Developments

Control of Non-Reactive Silica in the Boiler Feedwater of a High PressureUtility Boiler

Measurement and Control of Corrosion in the Oak Ridge ResearchReactor Cooling Water System

Standby Protection of High-Pressure Boilers

The Evolution of Industrial Water Technology

of 1083 06/04/2012


Willsey, W. B.

McCartney, D., Beamer, N. H.

Duff, J. H.


Kunin, R.

Potter, E. C.

Martin, H. J.

Merriman, W. R.

Sturla, P.

Abrams, I. M.

Rice, J. K.

Driscoll, E. D.

Langberg, A. M.

Pagan, D., Schmidt, P. G.

Neumann, P. D.

Armentano, J. A., Murphy, V. P.

Hecht, M.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-63~9 Yes

IWC-63~8 Yes

IWC-63~7 Yes

IWC-63~6 Yes

IWC-63~5 Yes

IWC-63~4 Yes

IWC-63~3 Yes

IWC-63~2 Yes

IWC-63~14 Yes

IWC-63~13 Yes

IWC-63~12 Yes

IWC-63~11 Yes

IWC-63~10 Yes

IWC-63~1 Yes

IWC-62~9 Yes

IWC-62~8 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Use of Organic Material for Prevention of Fouling in Recirculating CoolingWater Systems

Macroreticular Anion Exchange Resins

Basic Design and Six Months Operation for a Copper-Free, Reheat BoilerTurbine System at Western Light & Telephone Company

Operating Experiences at Louisville Gas and Electric Co. Paddys RunStation

Use of Chelating Agents for Continuous Internal Treatment for HighPressure Boilers

Keeping Our Industrial Rivers Reusable

In-Plant Water Conservation in the Pollution Abatement Programs

Operating the First Struthers-Umano Freeze Desalination Plant in theUnited States

A Year of Evaporator Operating Experience

Engineering Features of the Evaporator Installation

Theory and Design of Flash Evaporation

Why the Flash Evaporator was Selected

The Automatic Monovalve Filter Series. An Economic New WaterTreatment Tool

Water Problems in a Thirsty World

Some Operating Experiences with Continuous Regeneration ofManganese Zeolite Filters

Carboxylic Resins in Water Treatment

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Probst, L. F.

Downing D., Hetherington, R.

Hoppe, T. C.

Aker, L. P., Connelley, E. J.

Edwards, J. C., Merriman, W. R.

Kinney, J. E.

Weston, R. F., Sitman, W. D.

Sinek, J. R., Ganaris, N.

Buettner, W. T.

Coleman, P. H.

Katzor, K. A. ., Coit, R. L

Ostroot, G., Jr.

Duff, J. H., Soriente, A. J.,Limon, J.

Clarke, F. E.

Alling, S. F.

Himsley, A.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-62~7 Yes

IWC-62~6 Yes

IWC-62~5 Yes

IWC-62~4 Yes

IWC-62~3 Yes

IWC-62~2 Yes

IWC-62~14 Yes

IWC-62~12 Yes

IWC-62~11 Yes

IWC-62~10 Yes

IWC-62~1 Yes

IWC-61~9 Yes

IWC-61~8 Yes

IWC-61~7 Yes

IWC-61~6 Yes

IWC-61~5 Yes

IWC-61~4 Yes

IWC-61~3 Yes

IWC-61~2 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Study of Operating Performance of a Large Demineralizer on Ohio RiverWater

Selecting a Condensate Scavenging System for a Drum Type Boiler

Polishing Condensate and Deaerating by Ion Exchange

The Effect of Heat Transfer on Pitting Corrosion

Corrosion in Steam Generators

A Discriminating Engineer’s View of Deaerators

Treatment and Recovery of Effluents from Metal Treating and MetalFabrication Operations

The Use of Chelating Agents in Chemical Cleaning

Dechlorination Ahead of Demineralizers and Similar Applications

ORP Control of Cooling Tower Chlorination

Who is Responsible for Our Water?

Operating Data on High Flow Rate Condensate Polishing Without Filters

Condensate Filtration Equipment Design -and Operating Results inCentral Power Plants

Demineralizing Experiences at Pennsylvania Power Company

Chemical Cleaning of Boilers and Auxiliaries by the Sumco Hi-Flo Method

Chemical Removal of Magnetite and Copper

Chemical Cleaning with Foamed Solvents

Cooling Tower Preservation by Steam Sterilization and ChemicalDistillation

Investigations of Polyphosphates as Corrosion Inhibitors in Cooling Water

of 1083 06/04/2012


Paulson, E. G., Mickel, R. E.

Eshrich, C. H., Baker, M. D.

Sturla, P.

Shea, E. P., Kimmel, A. L.,Hollingshad, W. R.

Fox, C. E.

Metzger, M. I.

Zabban, W.

Blake, D. M., Engle, J. P.,Lesinski, C. A.

Baker, R. J.

Comeaux, R. V., Tyler, C. P.

Wolman, A.

Frazer, H. W.

Quinlan, J. J.

Richardson, W., Driscoll, E. D.

Rose, S. M., Ashton, W. F.

Alfano, A., Bell, W. E.

Carroll, D. B., Engle, J. P.,Eddington, C. L.

Regutti, C. W., Power, T. H.

Kerst, H., Dalbke, R. G.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-61~14 Yes

IWC-61~13 Yes

IWC-61~12 Yes

IWC-61~11 Yes

IWC-61~10 Yes

IWC-61~1 Yes

IWC-60~9 Yes

IWC-60~8 Yes

IWC-60~7 Yes

IWC-60~6 Yes

IWC-60~5 Yes

IWC-60~4 Yes

IWC-60~3 Yes

IWC-60~2 Yes

IWC-60~18 Yes

IWC-60~17 Yes

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Systems

Zeta Potential Control

Coagulant Coatings Open New Applications to Filter Aids

Ion Exchange Acid-Alkali Neutralizer for Demineralizer RegenerationWaste Water

Wallace & Tiernan Continuous Dissolved-Oxygen Analyzer

Removal of Dissolved Oxygen from Water - Laboratory Evaluation ofVarious Adsorption Methods

Experiences in Detection of Minute Amounts of Boiler Water CarryoverUsing a Portable, Continuous Recording Sodium Tracer Apparatus

The Place of External Regeneration in the Design of High RateCondensate Scavenging Systems

The Mechanical Development of Ion Exchange

European Experience in Complete Power Station Pre-Service Cleaning

An Experience in the Use of Filming Amines for Feedwater SystemCleaning

Alkaline Cleaning of New High Pressure Main Units Prior to Initial Startup

The Problem {Chemical Cleaning}

Chemical Cleaning of Boiler and Pre-Boiler Cycle - Shawville Station

Pretreatment Key to Effective Production of Cooling Water Systems

Chemical Cleaning of Boiling Water Reactor and Steam-Water System atthe Dresden Nuclear Power Station

Water Treatment Experiences During the Startup and Initial Operation ofthe Avon Supercritical Unit

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Riddick, T. M.

Bell, G. R.

Crits, G. J., McKeown, M. C.

Bach, C. R.

Abrams, I. M., Breslin, R. P.

Spurney, P. M., Meyer, S. O.

Calise, V. J., Spillane, D. M.

Caskey, P. H.

Astrand, L.

Garner, R. L.

Pace, A. A.

Whirl, S. F.

Statler, C. W.

Puckorius, P. R.

Obrecht, M. F., Kremer, R. J.,Sisson, A. B., Reid, E. C.

Vyhnalek, H. J., Banks, C. D.

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IWC-60~16 Yes

IWC-60~15 Yes

IWC-60~14 Yes

IWC-60~13 Yes

IWC-60~12 Yes

IWC-60~11 Yes

IWC-60~10 Yes

IWC-60~1 Yes

IWC-59~9 Yes

IWC-59~8 Yes

IWC-59~7 Yes

IWC-59~6 Yes

IWC-59~5 Yes

IWC-59~4 Yes

IWC-59~3 Yes

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the Avon Supercritical Unit

Water Treating Practices and Experiences in Petroleum Refining

Design and Operation of the Treated Water System in a 60,000 BPDIntegrated Refinery

Industrial Waste Treatment by the Completely-Mixed Activated SludgeProcess

Effects of the Discharge of Warm Water to Rivers

A Report of Work Done by the Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission

Recovery and Treatment of Metal-Finishing Wastes by Ion-ExchangeProcesses

The Performance of Amberlite 200: A New Highly Stable Sulfonic AcidCation Exchange Resin

The Survey of Steel Corrosion Mechanisms Pertinent to Steam PowerGeneration

Stress Corrosion of Nickel Alloys

Resistance of Aluminum Alloys to Stress Corrosion

Stress Corrosion of Austenitic Stainless Steels

Stress Corrosion of Ferrous Materials (Other Than Austenitic StainlessSteel)

The General Aspects of Stress Corrosion Cracking

Experience in Clarification of High Color, Low Solids Surface Water

Design Consideration and Operating Experiences in Clarification of HighColor - Low Turbidity Waters

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Schaeffer, C. A.

Cross, J. R.

Garland, C. F.

Hatfield, H. F.

Horton, R. K.

Hesler, J. C.

Downing, D., Kunin, R.

Bloom, M. C.

Friend, W. Z.

Binger, W. W.

Renshaw, W. G.

Phelps, E. H.

Harwood, J. J.

Wise, C. T.

Strahlendorff, E. A

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IWC-59~2 Yes

IWC-59~19 Yes

IWC-59~18 Yes

IWC-59~17 Yes

IWC-59~16 Yes

IWC-59~15 Yes

IWC-59~14 Yes

IWC-59~13 Yes

IWC-59~12 Yes

IWC-59~11 Yes

IWC-59~10 Yes

IWC-59~1 Yes

IWC-58~9 Yes

IWC-58~8 Yes

IWC-58~7 Yes

IWC-58~6 Yes

IWC-58~5 Yes

IWC-58~4 Yes

IWC-58~3 Yes

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Experience with the Use of Stainless Steel Condenser Tubes at theRivesville Station

Treatment of Cooling Waters in England

Water Treating in Saudi Arabia

Organic Fouling in Anion Exchange

Five Years Weak Base Anion Resin Experiences on the Ohio River

Report on Field Wood Preservation Studies

Certification of Redwood and Effect of Oxidizing Agents on Redwood inCooling Tower Service

Inspecting Cooling Towers for Wood Deterioration

Classification of Cooling Tower Wood Deterioration

The Function and Design of Industrial Cooling Towers

Stress-Corrosion Cracking of Copper-Base Alloys

Twenty Years of Progress in Ion Exchange

Handling and Feeding Chemical Solutions to Clarifying and SofteningEquipment

Disposal of Water Treatment Wastes

Handling and Feeding Caustic Soda to Demineralizers

Handling and Feeding Acid to Demineralizers

Special Operating and Regenerating Techniques for Ion Exchange

Experiences with the High Rate of Flow Demineralization

Design of Test Systems for Studying the Corrosion of Copper and CopperAlloys by Various Types of Water

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Long, E. R.

Himsley, A.

Whitney, J. H.

Rice, J. K., Simon, D. E.

Sargent, J. K., Bowman, G. A.

Willa, J. L.

Dost, W. A.

Baker, D. R.

Shema, B. F.

Gruber, M. V.

Tracy, A. W.

Morrison, W. S.

Starry, J. E.

Paulson, E. G.

St. John, I. S.

Harding, T. P.

Frazer, H. W.

Dick, I. B., Silliman, P. L.

Obrecht, M. F., Quill, L. L.

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IWC-58~2 Yes

IWC-58~14 Yes

IWC-58~13 Yes

IWC-58~12 Yes

IWC-58~11 Yes

IWC-58~10 Yes

IWC-58~1 Yes

IWC-57~9 Yes

IWC-57~8 Yes

IWC-57~7 Yes

IWC-57~6 Yes

IWC-57~5 Yes

IWC-57~4 Yes

IWC-57~3 Yes

IWC-57~25 Yes

IWC-57~24 Yes

IWC-57~23 Yes

IWC-57~22 Yes

IWC-57~21 Yes

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Water Treatment for Poly-Metallic Cooling Systems

Russian and Eastern European Water Treatment Practices

Operating Experiences with Automatic Valveless Gravity Filters

Developments in the Understanding of Ion Exchange

Field Testing of Ion Exchange Resins

Handling and Feeding Dry Chemicals to Clarifying and SofteningEquipment

Problems in the Use of Sewage Plant Effluent for Boiler and CoolingPurposes

The Borescope

Remote Thermal Detection Techniques

The Metroscope as an Aid in Evaluating the Internal Conditions of SteamGenerators

Turner Scale Thickness Indicator

The Immerscope, Ultrasonic Testing for Boiler Tube Corrosion

Boiler Tube Inspection with Ultrasonic Resonance Instruments

Audigage Inspection of Boiler Tubes

Water Treatment Pilot Plant at Linden Generating Station

Demineralizing Pilot Plant Studies at the Eddystone Station

Experiences Gained in Demineralizer Pilot Plant Operation

Coolant Technology at the Army Package Power Reactor

The Water Treatment Problems of the Santa Susana ExperimentalStation, Southern California Edison Co.

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Hurst, E. H.

Calise, V. J., Homer, W. A.

Kingsbury, A. W., Phillips, E. L.,Kneale, J. S.

Wirth, L. F., Jr., Fradkin, A. M.

Kunin, R., Frisch, N. W.,McGarvey, F. X.

Wilkes, J. F.

Tarman, J. E., Richards, J. H.

Baker, M. D.

Goldberg, A. E.

Born, J. H.

Guy, A. M.

McMaster, R. C.

Holliday, R. L.

Minder, J. W.

Smith, R. I.

Farmer, H. C., Burgess, V. B.

Burrock, R. J., Jacklin, C.

Medin, A. L.

Eigner, F. M.

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IWC-57~20 Yes

IWC-57~2 Yes

IWC-57~19 Yes

IWC-57~18 Yes

IWC-57~17 Yes

IWC-57~16 Yes

IWC-57~15 Yes

IWC-57~14 Yes

IWC-57~13 Yes

IWC-57~12 Yes

IWC-57~11 Yes

IWC-57~10 Yes

IWC-57~1 Yes

IWC-56~9 Yes

IWC-56~8 Yes

IWC-56~7 Yes

IWC-56~6 Yes

IWC-56~5 Yes

IWC-56~4 Yes

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Effect of Condenser Design and Fabrication on Condenser Tube Life

The Penetron for Internal Inspection of Boiler Tubes

Factors Involved in Overall Heat Transfer of Condenser Tubes

How About Aluminum Condenser Tubes?

Welding of Copper Alloy Condenser Tubes

Effects of Ammonia and Some Amines on Stress Corrosion Cracking ofCopper Alloy Condenser Tubes

Effect of Velocity of Acid Water on Condenser Tube Corrosion

Effect of Grain Size on Corrosion of Copper Alloy Condenser Tubes

Corrosion Phenomena in Condenser Tubes with Particular Reference toCopper Alloys

Selection of Tube Material Best Suited for Water Conditions

Sewage Plant Effluent as an Industrial Water Supply

Reduction of Water Losses by Retardation of Evaporation

New Reins for an Old Horse {Contact Softening}

Non-Destructive Thickness Measurements of Boiler Deposits

Inspection of Nonmagnetic Tubing in Corrosive Service by the ProbologMethod

Steam Quality Measurements by Flame Photometer

Instrumentation for the Determination of Steam Purity

Mixed Bed Demineralizer Operations

Coolant Technology in Pressurized Water Reactors

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Nelson, M. A.

Decker, J. M.

Hall, R. V.

Verink, E. D., Rucker, J. D.

Hawthorne, L. H.

Presley, M.

Engle, J. P., Reich, C. F.,Shoults, A. C.

Tracey, A. W.

Nole, V. F.

Caruso, L.

Levy, D.

Whitlow, F. P.

Wessing, W., Skerrett, J. C.

Alquist, F. N., Guy, A. M.

Neat, F. U.

Rice, J. K.

Pirsh, E. A., Raynor, F. G.

Brush, G. W., Applebaum, S. B.,Angele, G. J.

Cohen, P.

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IWC-56~3 Yes

IWC-56~2 Yes

IWC-56~12 Yes

IWC-56~11 Yes

IWC-56~10 Yes

IWC-56~1 Yes

IWC-55~9 Yes

IWC-55~8 Yes

IWC-55~7 Yes

IWC-55~6 Yes

IWC-55~5 Yes

IWC-55~4 Yes

IWC-55~3 No

IWC-55~2 Yes

IWC-55~11 Yes

IWC-55~10 Yes

IWC-55~1BUY NOW

Yes

IWC-54~9 Yes

IWC-54~8 Yes

IWC-54~7 Yes

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https://www.payloadz.com/go/sip?id=1572440

Polymeric Coagulants for Clarification of Turbid Waters

Automation of Water Treating Equipment

Water Treatment for Monochrome Television Picture Tube Manufacturing

The Present Status of Electric Membrane Demineralization

Experiences with Turner Scale Thickness Indicator

Cooling Water Treatment for Naval Diesel Engines

Comparison of High Rate Units with Conventional Sedimentation BasinTypes

Effect of Operating Rise Rate

Effect of Sludge Recirculation

Important Variables in Water Quality Affecting Cold Process Clarification

Iron and Manganese Removal

Experiences with Sub-Surface Washers in Demineralizers, Zeolites andFilters

Chloride Stress Corrosion of Stainless Steels

Effect of Several Mineral Acids on Stainless Steel Equipment

Use of Coagulant Aids

Selection of the Coagulant

Spectrographic Analysis Concerning the Monitoring of Steam Quality

Metal Finishing Wastes

Pulp and Paper Mill Wastes

Oil Refinery Wastes

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Kirkconnell, R. W.

Coleman, P. H.

Chase, E. E.

Katz, W.

Losee, L. B.

Clarke, F. E.

Moore, C. S.

Kalinske, A. A.

Yoder J. D.

Rivers, H. M.

Applebaum, S. B.

Calise, V. J.

Hunter, J. R.

Rosene, R. B., Engle, J. P.,Floyd, G. L.

Rice, J. K.

Lane, M.

Heiskell, T. W.

McElhaney, H. W.

Jackson, D. T.

Rice, J. K.

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IWC-54~6 Yes

IWC-54~5 Yes

IWC-54~4 Yes

IWC-54~3 Yes

IWC-54~22 Yes

IWC-54~21 Yes

IWC-54~20 Yes

IWC-54~2 Yes

IWC-54~19 Yes

IWC-54~18 Yes

IWC-54~17 Yes

IWC-54~16 Yes

IWC-54~15 Yes

IWC-54~14 Yes

IWC-54~13 Yes

IWC-54~12 Yes

IWC-54~11 Yes

IWC-54~10 Yes

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Textile Wastes

Steel Mill and Coke By-Product Wastes

Coal Mine Drainage

Industrial Wastes in General

A New Approach in Corrosion Prevention for Cooling Water Systems

Water Corrosion of Structural Materials

Factors Entering Into the Selection of a Water Treating Facility for a LargeMid-Western Steel Mill

Legal Aspects of the Clean Stream Program

Hot Process Hot Zeolite Treatment in a Steel Mill

Factors Influencing the Design of Interface Grids for Mixed BedDemineralizers

Effect of Drought Delaware River Water Conditions on DemineralizingPlant Operations

Handling Final Effluent, Deaerators, Pipe and Tank Linings

Control Problems, Automatic, Semi-Manual, Interlocks and Limits CheckSystems

Demineralizer Regenerant Handling Problems

Break-through or Leakage Problems with Specific Pieces of Equipment

Quality Requirements and Sources of Water Supplies to the Units {IonExchangers}

Waterside Studies in Experimental High Pressure Laboratory Boiler

Experience with Monobed Demineralization for Water Treatment for High

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Cook, L. B.

Hodge, W. W.

Hebley, H. F.

Reda, H. H.

Kahler, H. L., George, C.,Betz, W. H., Betz, C. D.

Roebuck, A. H.

Pankey, T. L., Hansell, H. F.

Trace, R. J.

Katzenmeyer, J. F., Lane, M.

Carmichael, D. C.

Springman, C. J.

Guy, A. M.

Sargent, J. K.

Harding, T. P.

Brines, M. E.

Farmer, H. C., Burgess, V. B.

Obrecht, M.F., Bickel, H. H.,Wilkes, J. F.

Dick, I. B.

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IWC-54~1 Yes

IWC-53~9 Yes

IWC-53~8 Yes

IWC-53~7 Yes

IWC-53~6 Yes

IWC-53~5 Yes

IWC-53~4 Yes

IWC-53~3 Yes

IWC-53~2 Yes

IWC-53~17 Yes

IWC-53~16 Yes

IWC-53~15 Yes

IWC-53~14 Yes

IWC-53~13 Yes

IWC-53~12 Yes

IWC-53~11 Yes

IWC-53~10 Yes

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Pressure Make-up Boilers

Industrial Water Supplies of the United States

Discussion of the Effect of Sulfite Treatment of Boiler Water onCondensate pH

Corrosion in the Moisture Region of Large Steam Turbines

Iron and Copper Deposits in Boilers

Factors Influencing Metal Loss in Condensate and Feedwater Systems

Metal Failures Encountered in the Water Treatment Industry

Experiences with Corrosion and Deposition Control for Cooling TowerSystems in an Oil Refinery

Mixed Bed Deionization

Filter Aid Filtration of Water

Gadgets: Their Practical Performance in Water Conditioning

Recent Advances in Chemical Cleaning

Steam Purity Observations at Institutional Power Plants

Analytical Methods for pH, Iron and Copper

Precautions in the Use of Ammonia and Amines

Experiences with Ammonia and Cyclohexylamine at the Springdale andMitchell Power Stations

The Use of Cyclohexylamine for pH Control of Condensate and Feedwater

Comparison of the Action of Ammonia, Amines, and Hydrazine inReducing Metal Pick Up in the Condensate and Feedwater Systems ofClosed Cycle Steam Power Plants

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Love, S. K.

Archibald, F. L.

Bigger, T. W., Quinlan, J. F.,Carson, C. C.

Ulmer, R. C.

Adkins, S. K.

Johnson, E. G., Walker, A. O.

Scharnberg, L. N., Lynch, E. F.

Morrison, W. S.

Bell, G. R.

Welder B. Q., Partridge, E. P.

Cardwell, P. H.

Lane, R. W., Larson, T. E.,Pankey, J. W.

Andres, R. F.

Yorkgitis, E. A.

Jacobs, E. L., Thompson, W. L.

Ristroph, J. D.

Straub, F. G.

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IWC-53~1 Yes

IWC-52~9 Yes

IWC-52~8 Yes

IWC-52~7 Yes

IWC-52~6 Yes

IWC-52~5 Yes

IWC-52~4 Yes

IWC-52~3 Yes

IWC-52~2 Yes

IWC-52~13 Yes

IWC-52~12 Yes

IWC-52~11 Yes

IWC-52~10 Yes

IWC-52~1 Yes

IWC-51~9 Yes

IWC-51~8 Yes

IWC-51~7 Yes

IWC-51~6 Yes

IWC-51~5 Yes

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Development of Water Treating at Refineries of Esso Standard OilCompany and Affiliates

Corrosion and Its Control

Depositions and Their Control in Cooling Towers

Bacteria Growths and Their Control

The Effect of Circulating Water on Wood in Cooling Towers

Application of Metallic Phosphates to Cooling Treatment Water

Advances in Process and Cooling Water Treatment

Deionization vs. Evaporation of Hard Water Supplies for Boiler Make-up

Experiences with Application of Deaerating Heaters to Industrial and UtilityFeedwater Cycles

Removal of Oil from Condensate by Diatomite Filtration

Control of Resinous Materials in Low Pressure Boiler Feedwaters

Effect of Operating Pressure on Carbon Dioxide Content of Steam

A Review of Testing Techniques in Cooling Tower Waters

Experiences with Chloride Anion Exchangers for Reducing AlkalinityWithout Acid

Procedures for Chemical Cleaning of Boilers

Advantages of Chemical Cleaning of Serviced Boilers

Should New Boilers Be Acid Cleaned?

Alkali Boil-Out of Boilers

Steam Testing for Operating Control Can Be Simple

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Zepfler, L. H., Hill, J. C.

Wilkes, J. F.

Illig, G.

Wise, R. S.

Hill, J. S.

Stone, W. J.

Griffin, A. E.

Hoppe, T. C., Russell, R. A.

Calise, V. J.

Bell, G. R.

Andrews, W. L.

Maguire, J. J., Winston, R. E.,Betz, W. H., Betz, L. D.

Rice, J. K.

Applebaum, S. B.

Elliott, W. R.

Guy, A. M.

Dick, I. B.

Pirsh, E. A.

Neat, F. U.

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IWC-51~4 Yes

IWC-51~3 Yes

IWC-51~20 Yes

IWC-51~2 Yes

IWC-51~19 Yes

IWC-51~18 Yes

IWC-51~17 Yes

IWC-51~16 Yes

IWC-51~15 Yes

IWC-51~14 Yes

IWC-51~13 Yes

IWC-51~12 Yes

IWC-51~11 Yes

IWC-51~10 Yes

IWC-51~1 Yes

IWC-50~9 Yes

IWC-50~8 Yes

IWC-50~7 Yes

IWC-50~6 Yes

IWC-50~5 Yes

IWC-50~4 Yes

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Feedwater Treatment Requirements for Packaged Steam Generators

Compression Distillation

The Use of Galvanic Magnesium Anodes for Corrosion Prevention

Factors in Evaporator Vapor Purity Testing

Cause and Control of Iron Oxide Deposits in High Pressure Boilers

Concentrating Films: Their Role in Boiler Scale and Corrosion Problems

Silica Removal Characteristics of Highly Basic Exchangers

The Application of Sodium Silicates as Corrosion Inhibitors

Inhibitor Effectiveness at Elevated Temperatures

Removal of Copper from Boilers

Phosphoric vs. Hydrochloric Acid in Boiler Cleaning

Safety During Chemical Cleaning Process

After-Deposits Resulting from the Chemical Cleaning Process

Corrosion Resulting from Chemical Cleaning Process

An Inspection Report After Eighteen Months with Hot Lime Zeolite

Initial Report of Operating Data from Industrial Mixed Bed Deionizing Units

Experimental Studies of Boiler Scale at 2500 PSI

Economic Comparison of Methods of Control of Carbon Dioxide in SteamCondensate

The Sampling of Steam for the Determination of Purity

Vapor Purity to Be Expected

High Pressure Boiler Feedwater Treatment, Evaporation vs.

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Wilkes, J. F., Welch, E. M.

Elliott, O. M.

Humble, H. A.

O’Rourke, J. T.

Ulmer, R. C., Whitney, J. H.

Rivers, H. M.

Gilwood, M. E., Calmon, C.,Greer, A. H.

Stericker, W.

Walker, G. C.

Andres, R. F.

Tash, J. A.

Thielke, H. J.

Cardwell, P. H.

Morris, E. B.

Butler, W. S.

Morrison, W. S., Kahler, F. H.

Holmes, J. A., Jacklin, C.

Kneen, T. B., Kountz, R. R.

Cross, B. J.

Buchanan, R. M., Pace, A. A.

Calise, V. J.

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IWC-50~3 Yes

IWC-50~2 Yes

IWC-50~11 Yes

IWC-50~10 Yes

IWC-50~1 Yes

IWC-49~9 Yes

IWC-49~8 Yes

IWC-49~7 Yes

IWC-49~6 Yes

IWC-49~5 Yes

IWC-49~4 Yes

IWC-49~3 Yes

IWC-49~2 Yes

IWC-49~13 Yes

IWC-49~12 Yes

IWC-49~11 Yes

IWC-49~10 Yes

IWC-49~1 Yes

of 1083 06/04/2012


Demineralizing and Silica Removal

Separation of Oil-Water Waste

Electroplating Waste Disposal at the Westinghouse Electric CorporationBeaver Plant

Evaporator Feedwater Treatment at Sewaren Generating Station

Hot Lime Treatment Followed by Sodium Zeolite

The Dianodic Method for the Protection of Metals Against Pitting andTuberculation

New Polar Film Treatment for the Control of Return Line Corrosion

Bacteriology in Connection with Base Exchange Water

Operating Results from Resinous Zeolite Installations

Operations of the Ion-Exchange Water Treating Plant at Texas City, Texas

Demineralization Operations at the Dow Chemical Company

Deaerating Feed Water Heaters - Spray Type vs. Tray Type

Deaerating Feed Water Heater Problems

The Problems of Generating Pure Steam at High Pressures

Chemical Feed Systems

Chemical Quality of Industrial Surface Waters of Pennsylvania

Industrial Wastes

Industrial Approach Towards Waste Treatment and Stream PollutionAbatement

Water Problems in the Starting of the Mitchell Power Plant of the WestPenn Power Company

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Kominek, E. G.

Rice, J. K.

Denton, J. R.

Applebaum, S. B.

Kahler, H. L., George, C.,Betz, W. H., Betz, L. D.

Kahler, H. L., Brown, J. K.

Mallmann, W. L., Churchill, E. S.

Calise, V. J.

Pettyjohn, A. R.

Wirth, L., Jr.

Jones, A. L.

Kuhn, E. B.

Frisch, M., Lorenzini, R. A.

Lowe, R. P.

White, W. F.

Herndon, L. K.

Jacobs, H. L.

Thompson, W. L.

of 1083 06/04/2012


IWC-48~9 Yes

IWC-48~8 Yes

IWC-48~7 Yes

IWC-48~6 Yes

IWC-48~5 Yes

IWC-48~4 Yes

IWC-48~3 Yes

IWC-48~2 Yes

IWC-48~12 Yes

IWC-48~11 Yes

IWC-48~10 Yes

IWC-48~1 Yes

IWC-47~9 No

IWC-47~8 No

IWC-47~7 No

IWC-47~6 No

IWC-47~5 No

IWC-47~4 No

IWC-47~3 No

IWC-47~2 No

of 1083 06/04/2012


Pre-Treatment of Paper Mill Water Supplies

Progress in the Treatment of Pulp and Paper Mill Waste

Panel Discussion of Power Station Design as Related to Boiler FeedWater DegasifIcation

Precision Control of Boiler-Water Conditions

The Sludge Blanket Hot Process Softener

Trends in Modern Feedwater Conditioning Equipment

Properties and Applications of the Newer Type Zeolites

Cation Exchangers - Operation on the Hydrogen Cycle

Recent Developments in Chlorination and Equipment of Power Plants

Circulating Water Treatment Practice

The Coagulation of Refinery Wastes Using Twin Pilot Plant Units

Use of Organic Cation Exchanger for Municipal Water Softening

Field Performances (Progress reports) Deionization Water Plant

Silica Removal by Means of Ion Exchange Resins

Some Practical Aspects of Deionization

Method of Oxygen Determination in Boiler Feed Water

Treatment of Brackish Water for Boiler Feed

The Biological Reactions of Polluted Water on Copper-Bearing Alloys

The Use of X-Rays in Steam Power Problems

Removal of Silica Deposits from Steam Turbines by Caustic Soda

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Darby, W. A., Kivell, W. A.

Hodge, W. W.

Donworth, R. B.

Hall, R. E.

Yoder, J. D.

Applebaum, S. B.

Calise, V. J., Lindsay, F. K.,Kahler, F. H., Rhinehart, J.R.,Lewis, W. J.

Gilwood, M. E., Calmon, C.

Martin, R. B.

Hill, J. C.

Weston, R. F., Merman, R. G.,DeMann, J. G.

Aultman, W. W., Bowers, A. E.

Rooke, D. L., Morrison, W. S.

Alm, A. V.

Thompson, J., McGarvey, F. X.

McDermet, J. R.

Elliot, O. M.

Evans, C. O.

Burkardt, Lohr. A.

Dick, I. B.

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IWC-47~16~D3 No

IWC-47~16~D2 No

IWC-47~16~D1 No

IWC-47~16 No

IWC-47~15~D3 No

IWC-47~15~D2 No

IWC-47~15~D1 No

IWC-47~15 No

IWC-47~14 No

IWC-47~13~D4 No

IWC-47~13~D3 No

IWC-47~13~D2 No

IWC-47~13~D1 No

IWC-47~13 No

IWC-47~12~D5 No

IWC-47~12~D4 No

IWC-47~12~D3 No

IWC-47~12~D2 No

IWC-47~12~D1 No

IWC-47~12 No

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Floor Discussion: How Troublesome Waste Water Problems Were Solved

Prepared Discussion: How Troublesome Waste Water Problems WereSolved

Prepared Discussion: How Troublesome Waste Water Problems WereSolved

How Troublesome Waste Water Problems Were Solved

Floor Discussion: Engineering for Industrial Waste Treatment

Prepared Discussion: Engineering for Industrial Waste Treatment

Prepared Discussion: Engineering for Industrial Waste Treatment

Engineering for Industrial Waste Treatment

Pennsylvania's Stream Pollution Program

Floor Discussion: Automatic Control in Corrective Water Treatment

Prepared Discussion: Automatic Control in Corrective Water Treatment



Automatic Control in Corrective Water Treatment

Floor Discussion: Liquid Chemical Feed Systems

Prepared Discussion: Liquid Chemical Feed Systems




Liquid Chemical Feed Systems

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Hodges, W. W.

Herndon, L. K.

Embshoff, A. C.

Betz, L. D.

Bloodgood, Don E.

Rohlich, G. A.

Morgan, L. S.

Moore, C. S.

McKinney, D. S.

Saunders, D. J.

Greer, W. N.

Embshoff, A. C.

McKeown, M. C.

Horlacher, G. A.

Beohner, H. L.

Sheen, R. T.

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IWC-47~11 No

IWC-47~10 No

IWC-47~1 No

IWC-47~08~D4 No

IWC-47~08~D3 No

IWC-47~08~D2 No

IWC-47~08~D1 No

IWC-47~07~D5 No

IWC-47~07~D4 No

IWC-47~07~D3 No

IWC-47~07~D2 No

IWC-47~07~D1 No

IWC-47~06~D4 No

IWC-47~06~D3 No

IWC-47~06~D2 No

IWC-47~06~D1 No

IWC-47~05~D4 No

IWC-47~05~D3 No

IWC-47~05~D2 No

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Silica Removal by an Improved Ion-Exchange Method

Operating Results at Silica Removal Installations

Experience with Acid Cleaning of Steam Boilers

Floor Discussion: Silica Removal by Means of Ion Exchange Resins

Prepared Discussion: Silica Removal by Means of Ion Exchange Resins



Floor Discussion: Some Practical Aspects of Deionization

Prepared Discussion: Some Practical Aspects of Deionization




Floor Discussion: Method of Oxygen Determination in Boiler Feed Water

Prepared Discussion: Method of Oxygen Determination in Boiler FeedWater



Floor Discussion: Treatment of Brackish Water for Boiler Feed

Prepared Discussion: Treatment of Brackish Water for Boiler Feed


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Calise, V. J., Lane, M.

Gilwood, M. E.

Adkins, Selden K..

Anderson, J. W.

Sussman, S.

Goetz, P. C.

Kahler, F. H.

Mueller, H. M.

Wilkes, J. F.

Sussman, S.

Daugherty, T. H.

Adams, R. C.

Ulmer, R. C., Neat, F.U.

Powell, S. T.

Adams, R. C.

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IWC-47~05~D1 No

IWC-47~04~D3 No

IWC-47~04~D2 No

IWC-47~04~D1 No

IWC-47~03~D4 No

IWC-47~03~D3 No

IWC-47~03~D2 No

IWC-47~03~D1 No

IWC-47~02~D4 No

IWC-47~02~D3 No

IWC-47~02~D2 No

IWC-47~02~D1 No

IWC-47~01~D5 No

IWC-47~01~D4 No

IWC-47~01~D3 No

IWC-47~01~D2 No

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Floor Disussion: The Biological Reactions of Polluted Water on Copper-Bearing Alloys

Prepared Discussion: The Biological Reactions of Polluted Water onCopper-Bearing Alloys

Prepared Disussion: The Biological Reactions of Polluted Water onCopper-Bearing Alloys

Floor Discussion: The Use of X-Rays in Steam Power Problems

Prepared Discussion: The Use of X-Rays in Steam Power Problems



Floor Discussion: Removal of Silica Deposits from Steam Turbines byCaustic Soda

Prepared Discussion: Removal of Silica Deposits from Steam Turbines byCaustic Soda



Floor Discussion: Experience with Acid Cleaning of Steam Boilers

Prepared Discussion: Experience with Acid Cleaning of Steam Boilers



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Campobasso, J. J.

Dobson, J. G.

DeLong, R. F.

Corey, Richard C.

Scott, R. K.

Wirth, L. R., Rinn, H. W.,Brines, M. E.

Adkins, Selden K.

Knowlton, P. H.

Webb, W. L.

Dick, I. B.

LaMotte, W. R.

Cardwell, P. H.

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IWC-47~01~D1 No

IWC-46~9 Yes

IWC-46~8 Yes

IWC-46~7 Yes

IWC-46~6 Yes

IWC-46~5 Yes

IWC-46~4 Yes

IWC-46~3 Yes

IWC-46~2 Yes

IWC-46~13 Yes

IWC-46~12 Yes

IWC-46~11 Yes

IWC-46~10 Yes

IWC-46~1 Yes

IWC-45~9 Yes

IWC-45~8 Yes

IWC-45~7 Yes

IWC-45~6 Yes

IWC-45~5 Yes

IWC-45~4 Yes

IWC-45~3 Yes

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Iron and Manganese Removal

Effects of Gases in Water

Symposium on Silica Removal by Ion Exchange

A Method of Removing Silica from Turbine Blades

Silica Deposits in Steam Turbines Resulting from Softening of MakeupThrough Natural Zeolite

Investigation of Carryover Problems and Identification of Types

Improvement of Steam Quality

An Endpoint Indicator for Determining Dissolved Oxygen in Water

Ion Exchange in the Treatment of Wastes

Applications of Ion Exchange

Current Trends in the Reuse of Water

Clarification of Industrial Wastes and Wasted Efforts

German Power Plant Steam Generators and Water Conditioning Systems

Electrolytic Water Softening for Industrial Purposes

Diatomaceous Earth Filtration

Construction and Maintenance of Water Wells

Treatment and Preparation of Water in Rayon Textile Mills

Cold Water Vacuum Deaeration

The Behavior of Highly Concentrated Boiler Water

German Power Plant Water Conditioning Systems

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Davis, Raymond

Applebaum, S. B.

Larson, T. E.

Jukkola, W. W., Thompson, R. B.

Forty, D.

Owens, F. R.

Place, P. B.

Jacoby, A. L., Thompson, W. H.

Ulmer, R. C.

Mindler, A. B., Gilwood, M. E.

Shoemaker, M. J.

Hauck, C. F.

Hay, H. R.

Cerna, W. W.

Briggs, R. E.

Hollberg, H. E., Armbrust, H. N.

Charles, J. R.

Habbart, W. S.

Powell, S. T.

Kaufman, C. E., Marcy, V. M.,Trautman, W. H.

Cerna, W. W.

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IWC-45~2 Yes

IWC-45~11 Yes

IWC-45~10 Yes

IWC-45~1 Yes

IWC-44~9 Yes

IWC-44~8 Yes

IWC-44~7 Yes

IWC-44~6 Yes

IWC-44~5 Yes

IWC-44~4 Yes

IWC-44~3 Yes

IWC-44~2 Yes

IWC-44~11 Yes

IWC-44~10 Yes

IWC-44~1 Yes

IWC-43~9 Yes

IWC-43~8 Yes

IWC-43~7 Yes

IWC-43~6 Yes

IWC-43~5 Yes

IWC-43~4 Yes

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The Evaluation of Data

Some Fundamental~Factors and the Design and Operation of IonExchange Installations

Demineralization of Water by Ion Exchange


Lime and Limestone in Waste Pickle Liquor Treatment

Water in the Paper Industry

Water Treating Problems in Steel Mills

Water Treatment at Koppers United Company Plant

Cathodic Protection of Steel Equipment Submerged in Water

Once-Through and Recirculating Cooling Water Studies

Removal of Ammonia by Chlorination

Recent Experiences in Demineralizing Water

The Use of Silicates for Coagulation

Ozone as a Water Sterilizer

Dealkalizing by a Two-Zone Zeolite System

Some Characteristics of Acid Regenerated Carbonaceous Zeolite


Catalytic Lime Soda Softening by the Spiractor

Operating Experiences with Accelerator Softeners and Clarifiers

Development in the Application of Geophysics to Ground Water Problems

More Information Concerning Corrosion in Steam Heating Systems

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Kendall, V. V.

Thompson, R. B.

Manring, W. E.


Hoak, R. D., Jewis, C. J.,Hodge, W. W.

Miller, L. B.

Griffiths, E. M.

Kobuta, Pa., Stein, P. J.

Sudabin, L. P.

Kahier, H. L.

Griffin, A. E.

Gilwood, M. E., Calise, V. J.

Hay, H. R.

Rand, N. P.

Shoemaker, M. J.

Kemmer, F. N., Thompson, J.


Beohner, H. L.

Embshoff, A. C.

Bays, C. A., Folk, S. H.

Collins, L. F.

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IWC-43~3 Yes

IWC-43~2 Yes

IWC-43~10 Yes

IWC-43~1 Yes

IWC-42~9 Yes

IWC-42~8 Yes

IWC-42~7 Yes

IWC-42~6 Yes

IWC-42~5 Yes

IWC-42~4 Yes

IWC-42~3 Yes

IWC-42~2 Yes

IWC-42~1 Yes

IWC-41~9 Yes

IWC-41~8 Yes

IWC-41~7 Yes

IWC-41~6 Yes

IWC-41~5 Yes

IWC-41~4 Yes

IWC-41~3 Yes

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Conditions Leading to Anaerobic Corrosion

Approval Testing of Naval Deaerating Feedwater Heaters

Latest Developments in Removal of Cations and Anions from Water byDemineralizing

Corrosion Control with Calgon

Some Applications of the Organic Ion Exchangers

Water Treating Equipment for War Industries

The Use and Application of the Dorrco-Hydro-Treator

Effect of Water Conditions on Condensers, Pumps and Heat Exchangers

Slime Control in Cooling Equipment with Phenol Derivatives

Protection Against Caustic Embrittlement by Coordinated Phosphate pHControl

Solubility of Salts in Steam at High Pressures

Recent Developments in Underwater Paints and Coatings

The Use of Inhibitors for Aluminum Chemical Equipment

Ramifications of the Hot Process Methods of Water Conditioning

Water Pipe Corrosion Problems in Buildings

Chromate Corrosion Inhibitors

Use of Silicates as Corrosion Inhibitors

Plant Results with Threshold Treatment

Role of Bacteria in the Corrosion of Iron and Steel

The Status of Cathodic Protection of Pipe Lines in 1941

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Griffin, A. E.

Adams, R. C.

Miller, D.

Rice, O.

Lindsay, F. K.

Applebaum, S. B.

Darby, W. A.

Tray, S. E.

Holmes, J. A.

Whirl, S. F., Purcell, T. E.

Straub, F. G.

Speller, F. N.

Mears, R. B., Eldredge, G. G.

Joos, C. E.

Shuldener, H. L.

Darrin, M.

Stericker, W.

Rice, O.

Thomas, A. H.

Logan, K. L.

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IWC-41~2 Yes

IWC-41~14 Yes

IWC-41~13 Yes

IWC-41~12 Yes

IWC-41~11 Yes

IWC-41~10 Yes

IWC-41~1 Yes

IWC-40~9 No

IWC-40~8 No

IWC-40~7 No

IWC-40~6 No

IWC-40~5 No

IWC-40~4 No

IWC-40~3 No

IWC-40~2 No

IWC-40~15 No

IWC-40~14 No

IWC-40~13 No

IWC-40~12 No

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Cathodic Protection of Aluminum Equipment Exposed to Industrial Waters

Synthetic Resin Exchangers and Their Application

Chemical Laboratory for Water Treatment Control in the New Power Plantat the University of Illinois

Turbine Nozzle and Bucket Deposit

The Removal of Dissolved Gases from Boiler Feed Water

The Effect of Deaeration on pH Value

Characteristics and Cost of Corrosion

Milwaukee's Water Purification Plant

Morse Filter Plant at the Irvin Works of the Carnegie-Illinois SteelCorporation

Design, Description & Operation of the Flocculators

Description, Design & Operation of the Accelator.

Description, Design & Operation of the Spaulding Precipitator

Water Quality Control by Flood Control, Reservoir Operation.

Investigations of Spent Pickling Wastes, Their Treatment and PossibleUtilization.

First Year's Work of the Ohio River Pollution Survey

Removal of Silica From Water by Adsorption

Use of Organic Materials in the Treatment of Boiler Feedwater

Necessity for Boiler Practices

Progress in the Conditioning of Water for Steam Boilers

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Mears, R. B.

Myers, F. J.

Straub, F. J.

Buckland, B. O.

Kittredge, A. E.

Yoder, J. D.

Speller, F. N.

Schwada, Joseph. C.

Campbell, John T.

Tolman, S. T.

McBride, G. A.

Boehner, H. W.

Rait, D. D.

Hodge, W. W., Hoak, Richard D.

Tisdale, E. S.

Betz, L. D.

Holmes, J. A.

Rice, C. W.

Hall, R. E.

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IWC-40~11 No

IWC-40~10 No

IWC-40~1 No

IWC-40~04~D2 No

IWC-40~04~D1 No

IWC-40~03~D1 No

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Treatment of Water for Industrial & Boiler Feed Uses

Municipal & Industrial Automatic Zeolite Water Softening

Water in Its Natural State

Prepared Discussion: Water Quality Control by Flood Control, ReservoirOperation.

Prepared Discussion: Water Quality Control by Flood Control, ReservoirOperation.

Prepared Discussion: Investigations of Spent Pickling Wastes, TheirTreatment and Possible Utilization.

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Applebaum, S. B.

Nordell, E.

Collins, W. D.

Morgan, L. S.

Young, C. H.

Young, C. H.

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