Ann Arbor / Washington / DC / Loveland / MILWAUKEE / Durham / /
Company
Consulting Service Inc. / Hyflo Super Cel DE / Drinking Water Systems / HP / Acting Director National Risk Management Research Laboratory / UNH WTTAC Laboratory / Analytics Environmental Laboratory LLC / Jeffrey Q. Adams / Separmatic TM / National Risk Management Research Laboratory / Celite / /
Currency
pence / / /
Event
Product Issues / Business Partnership / Reorganization / FDA Phase / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Gregg Hall / Durham sewer system / University of New Hampshire / University of New Hampshire Water Treatment Technology Assistance Center Durham / UNH WTTAC Laboratory / UNH Water Treatment Technology Assistance Center / Arthur Rollins Treatment Plant / National Risk Management Research Laboratory / / /
IndustryTerm
technology performance / stakeholder groups / technology description / public water systems / average feed water online turbidity reading / verification test site / steel angle / steel pressure vessel / natural systems / environmental technologies / Online particle counters / open-ended steel cauldron / energy / technology areas / test site / individual technology developers / /
NaturalFeature
Oyster River / /
Organization
National Science Foundation / EPA’s office of Research and Development / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / University of New Hampshire Water Treatment Technology Assistance Center Durham / office of Research and Development / UNH Water Treatment Technology Assistance Center / UNH WTTAC / Lawrence W. Reiter Date Acting Director National Risk Management Research Laboratory office of Research and Development United States Environmental Protection Agency Original Signed / Congress / University of New Hampshire / Project Officer National Risk Management Research Laboratory U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Cincinnati / ETV Drinking Water Systems Center / /
Person
Lawrence W. Reiter / Gordon Bellen Gordon / / /
Position
Manager / Vice President Research / minute flow controller sent / representative / /
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