Chemical and Biological Characterization of Municipal Sludges, Sediments, Dredge Spoils, and Drilling Muds

STP Published: 1988

STP976-EB

Chemical and Biological Characterization of Municipal Sludges, Sediments, Dredge Spoils, and Drilling Muds

Editor(s): Lichtenberg, Winter, Weber, Fradkin

Papers present the state of the art in sludge sampling, sample preservation, validated methods for monitoring, and strategies for monitoring and field assessment. USEPA representatives describe the status of regulations and analytical needs related to characterization and regulation of sludge, sediment, and waste streams. Topics include quality assurance, sampling, organic and inorganic chemical methods, aquatic biological microbiological, and virological methods and risk assessment.

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JJ Lichtenberg

Sludge and Risk Assessment

DJ Ehreth, PR Jutro

U.S. Sludge Management Guidelines Explained

L Fradkin, RJF Bruins, JF Stara, AB Rubin, ED Lomnitz

Status of the U.S. EPA's Sediment Quality Criteria Development Effort

CS Zarba

Regional and State Needs in Sampling and Analytical Methodology

JA Little, JH Finger, RW Knight

Sediment Reference Materials and the Canadian Marine Analytical Chemistry Standards Program

P Greig Sim, W David Jamieson, SS Berman, VJ Boyko

A Computerized Data Management System for U.S. EPA QA/QC Methods

AW Panko, TO DiFruscio

The Variographic Experiment: An Essential Test for Optimizing Sampling Methodology in Monitoring Streams

FF Pitard

A Demonstration of a Universal Kriging Program for Monitoring Sediments in Lakes

PCL Lin, JF Roesler

Comparative Study of Methods for Estimating Bioavailable Particulate Phosphorus

TC Young, JV De Pinto, BJ Hughes

Characterization of Trace Metal Associations with Polluted Marine Sediments by Selective Extractions

WS Boothman

Distribution of Heavy Metals in Sewage Sludge: The Effect of Particle Size

JA Campbell, JV Towner, R Vallurupalli

An Examination of Methods for the Concentration of Suspended Sediment for Direct Metal Analysis

AJ Horowitz

Interpretation of bed Sediment Trace Metal Data: Methods for Dealing with the Grain Size Effect

AJ Horowitz, KA Elrick

Development, Evaluation, and Use of the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP)

TA Kimmell

Development of New Jersey State Approved Methods for the Analysis of Sludge

SH Dengler

Use of Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry to Monitor Selected Priority Pollutant Levels in Landfill Simulator Leachates

JW Stamm, JJ Walsh, W Jess, JI Rickabaugh

Method Development for the Determination of Formaldehyde in Samples of Environmental Origin

MKL Bicking, WM Cooke, FK Kawahara, JE Longbottom

Total, Extractable, and Leachable Organic Halides in Soil and Sediments

JT Martin, Y Takahashi

Trace Organic Analysis of Suspended Sediments Collected with an In-Stream Composite Sampler: The Need for a Standard Method

IH (Mel) Suffet, K Hunchak, A Wicklund, T Belton

Determination of Polychlorinated Compounds (Dioxins, Furans, and Biphenyls) by Level of Chlorination with Automated Interpretation of Mass Spectrometric Data

AL Alford-Stevens, WL Budde

Organic Chemical Waste Characterization for Marine Disposal of Black Rock Harbor Dredged Materials

PF Rogerson

Analysis for Diesel Oil Components in Drilling Fluids

DF Tompkins, ED Handel, W Telliard

Application of Analytical Pyrolysis and Cupric Oxide Oxidation to Characterization of Nonextractable Organic Constitutents in Drilling Fluids and Sediments

TC Saue, AG Requejo, JS Brown, RC Ayers, PD Boehm

Perspective on Risk of Waterborne Enteric Virus Infections

FM Wellings

Round Robin Testing of Methods for the Recovery of Human Enteroviruses from Wastewater Sludges and Sewage Amended Soils—ASTM Consensus Standards Development

SA Schaub

Thermal Inactivation of Human Enteric Viruses in Sewage Sludge and Virus Detection by Nitrose Cellulose-Enzyme Immunoassay

PC Loh, RS Fujioka, WM Hirano

Recovery of Naturally Occurring Rotaviruses during Sewage Treatment

V Chalapati Rao, TG Metcalf, JL Melnick

Mutagenic Potential of Municipal Sewage Sludge and Sludge Amended Soil

KC Donnelly, KW Brown, CP Chisum

Stream Impact Assessments Using Sediment Microbial Activity Tests

GA Burton

Biochemical Characterization of Estuarine Benthic Microbial Communities for Use in Assessing Pollution Impacts

SJ Schropp, FG Lewis, W Eubanks, KR Carman, DC White

Variability of the Acute Toxicity of Drilling Fluids to Mysids

PR Parrish, TW Duke

Toxicity Testing of Drilling Fluids: Assessing Laboratory Performance and Variability

RC Bailey, BP Eynon

Acute Toxicity and Hydrocarbon Composition of a Water-Based Drilling Mud Containing Diesel Fuel or Mineral Oil Additives

RJ Breteler, AG Requejo, JM Neff

Marine Sediment Toxicity Tests

PM Chapman

Toxicity of U.S. Waterway Sediments with Particular Reference to the New York Harbor Area

RA Jones, GF Lee

Toxicity Testing of Dredged Materials Using Multiple-Species Microcosms

RW Alden, AJ Butt

Selecting an Appropriate Method for Estimating the Sediment Oxygen Demand Rate

KJ Hatcher

Use of Benthic Oxygen Flux Measurements in Wasteload Allocation Studies

WS Davis, TM Brosnan, RM Sykes

Analytical Methods Necessary to Implement Risk-Based Criteria for Chemicals in Municipal Sludge

RJF Bruins, L Fradkin, JF Stara, WB Peirano, V Molak, E Lomnitz

The Regulation of Sludge Disposal Through Application of Risk Assessment Techniques

GW Dawson, CJ English, L Fradkin

Microbiological Risk Assessment for Land Application of Municipal Sludge

PV Scarpino, L Fradkin, CS Clark, NE Kowal, E Lomnitz, M Baseheart, JM Peterson, RL Ward, M Hesford

Assessment of Risks Associated with Enteric Viruses in Contaminated Drinking Water

CP Gerba, CN Haas

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Developed by Committee: D19

Pages: 512

DOI: 10.1520/STP976-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5047-8

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-0987-2