Water Research Foundation projects

Borowski, John H. and Paul Adams. 2010. Water Utility Safety and Health Review of Best Practices. Water Research Foundation Project No. 3104. Denver, CO Water Research Foundation. 

In addition to JSAs, formal accident management programs are invaluable components of any comprehensive health, safety, and environment (HSE) program. Accident management serves to reduce costs of future accidents by analyzing and improving upon utility processes. A Water Research Foundation (WRF) project. Water Utility Safety and Health Review of Best Practices (Borowski and Adams 2010), found that "one of the most significant... 

Puglionesi, Peter. 2003. Identifying and Prioritizing Emerging Safety Issues in the Water Industry, AWWA Research Foundation Project 2684. Denver, CO Water Research Foundation. 

Netherlands Energy Research Foundation Combined Cycle Project - IGCC with C02 Removal Project Area - An Attractive Option for C02 Control in IGCC Systems Water Gas Shift with Integrated Hydrogen/Carbon Dioxide Separation (WIHYS) Process - Phase 1 Proof of Principle Alderliesten, P. T. and Bracht, M., eds. Contract JOU2-CT92-0158, Final Report (1995). 

This work was financially supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program 2013CB036406 and2013CB032904), the Twelfth-five Science and Technology Support Project (2013BAB06B02), IWHR and the Basin Water Cycle Simulation and Regulation of State Key Laboratory Special Research Foundation,... 

Thoms SR, Matisoff G, McCall PL, Wang X (1995) Models for alteration of sediments by benthic organisms. Project 92-NPS-2. Water Environment Research Foundation, Alexandria... 

In the Southern and Pacific Ocean off Japan, the amount of plastic debris has increased significantly in the last 20 years (Plastic Debris from Rivers to Sea 2009). The Southern California Coastal Water Research Project (SCCWRP) and the Algalita Marine Research Foundation (AMRF) in recent years have conducted studies to identify and... 

The authors would like to acknowledge the financial suppwrt provided by the National Science Foundation imder the grant DMl-0329474 and the American Water Works Association Research Foundation under the project 3015. The views expressed in this report are those of the authors, and not of the National Science Foimdation nor of the American Water Works Association Research Foimdation. In addition, the authors would like to thank James R. Strout, the Book Review Board, as well as InTech Editors for providing comments, and editing earlier versions of this chapter. 

Scardina, P., Edwards, M., Bosch, D. J., Loganathan, G. V., Dwyer, S. K. (2007). Non-Uniform Corrosion in Copper Piping - Assessment, Final Project Completion Report to American Water Works Association Research Foundation, Blacksburg, Virginia Virginia Tech. 

AWWARF, 2013 draft. Project No. 4352, CFRP Renewal of Prestressed Cylinder Concrete Pipe. American Water Works Association Research Foundation. 

Complementary work on the interaction of oxides with water vapor and the properties of transition metal ions in mineral structures was valuable in pointing the way to some of the variables found significant. These projects are supported, respectively, by the National Science Foundation (GP172) and the Advanced Research Projects Agency, through the Stanford Center for Materials Research. 

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