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PROCEEDINGS: SYMPOSIUM ON IRON AND STEEL POLLUTION ABATEMENT TECHNOLOGY FOR 1981 HELD AT CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ON OCTOBER 6-8, 1981
Citation:
Ayer, F. PROCEEDINGS: SYMPOSIUM ON IRON AND STEEL POLLUTION ABATEMENT TECHNOLOGY FOR 1981 HELD AT CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ON OCTOBER 6-8, 1981. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/9-82/021 (NTIS PB83164038), 1982.
Description:
The report documents presentations at the Symposium on Iron and Steel Pollution Abatement Technology for 1981, Chicago, IL, October 6-8. The Symposium provided a forum for the exchange of information on technology problems related to air, water, and solid waste pollution abatement in the iron and steel industry. The opening session included presentations from EPA, the American Iron and Steel Institute, and Citizens for a Better Environment. The air session included papers on inhalable particulates, fugitive emission control, coke plant emission control, innovative air pollution technology, and iron and steelmaking emission control. Solid waste papers were on RCRA (The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) and the steel industry, electric arc furnace dust recovery/recycle and treatment, and a panel on destruction of hazardous wastes in iron and steel furnaces. The water session included 14 papers on topics relating to water reuse/recycle, coke plant wastewater treatment, and new developments in wastewater treatment.