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REFERENCES
1 PARKHURST, J.D., and POMEROY, R.D., "The Absorption of Oxygen in Sewers," accepted for
publication in the Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division, Proceedings of the American
Society of Civil Engineers.
2 KESSLER, L.H., and NICHOLS, M.S., "Oxygen Utilization by Activated Sludge," Sewage Works
Journal, Vol. 5, No. 7, Sept., 1935, pp 810-838.
3 POMEROY, R.D., "Generation and Control of Sulfide in Filled Pipes," Sewage and Industrial
Wastes, Vol. 31, No. 9, Sept., 1959, pp 1082-1095.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This paper reports portions of work done under two projects: (a) research on the
generation and control of sulfide in sewers, jointly sponsored by the Environmental
Protection Agency and the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, and (b) research on
the possibilities of partial or complete in-sewer treatment of sewage, conducted under a
grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to the firm of Pomeroy, Johnston and
Bailey. On the sulfide control project, John Parkhurst was Project Director, Charles Carry
provided administrative oversight, Jack Livingston was in charge of data collection, and
Richard Pomeroy and Harry Bailey were consultants. Richard Pomeroy, Jay Crane, and
Ronald Lofy were the principal participants on the in-sewer treatment study.
Appreciation is expressed to Charles Swanson and Jerry Stern of the Environmental
Protection Agency for their advice in the planning and execution of both projects.
R.D. Pomeroy and J.D. Parkhurst
REFERENCES
1 PARKHURST, J.D., and POMEROY, R.D., "The Absorption of Oxygen in Sewers," accepted for
publication in the Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division, Proceedings of the American
Society of Civil Engineers.
2 KESSLER, L.H., and NICHOLS, M.S., "Oxygen Utilization by Activated Sludge," Sewage Works
Journal, Vol. 5, No. 7, Sept., 1935, pp 810-838.
3 POMEROY, R.D., "Generation and Control of Sulfide in Filled Pipes," Sewage and Industrial
Wastes, Vol. 31, No. 9, Sept., 1959, pp 1082-1095.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This paper reports portions of work done under two projects: (a) research on the
generation and control of sulfide in sewers, jointly sponsored by the Environmental
Protection Agency and the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, and (b) research on
the possibilities of partial or complete in-sewer treatment of sewage, conducted under a
grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to the firm of Pomeroy, Johnston and
Bailey. On the sulfide control project, John Parkhurst was Project Director, Charles Carry
provided administrative oversight, Jack Livingston was in charge of data collection, and
Richard Pomeroy and Harry Bailey were consultants. Richard Pomeroy, Jay Crane, and
Ronald Lofy were the principal participants on the in-sewer treatment study.
Appreciation is expressed to Charles Swanson and Jerry Stern of the Environmental
Protection Agency for their advice in the planning and execution of both projects.