SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
•8am-5pm
Registration
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13
•8am-9:30am OPENING
SESSION
Speaker:
Robin Dunkins, Special Assistant to the Counselor
to
the Administrator, EPA Air Quality Office,
"Air
Quality Aspects of the CAFO Regs."
•10am-12Noon
Session
XXXI. MEASUREMENT METHODS I
Optimization
of Measuring Strategies for Ammonia Emissions
from
Animal Housing Systems
Nico W.M.Ogink
Generation
and Calibration of Standard Gas Mixtures for
Volatile
Fatty Acids Using Permeation Tubes
and
Solid Phase Microextraction
Jacek
A. Koziel
Monitoring
of Odor Emissions from Different Pig Housing Systems
with
Chemical Sensor Arrays and Evaluation of Key Odorants
by
Quantification and Odor Reconstitution
Andreas
Granauer
Characterization
of Odors from Products of 14 Different
Commercial
Composters Using Solid Phase Microextraction
Hyunook
Kim
•12Noon-1:30pm
LUNCH (available
in exhibit hall)
•1:30pm-3pm
SESSION XXXII.
MEASUREMENT METHODS II
Sampling
Efficiency of Total Suspended Particles (TSP)
from
Agricultural Buildings
Zhongchao
Tan
Calibrating
an Electronic Particulate Monitor
Paul
A.Funk
PM2.5
and PM10 Sampler Errors Due to the Interaction of
Particle
Size and Sampler Performance
Characteristics
Michael
Buser
The
Potential of Coupling Biological and Chemical/Physical
Systems
for Air Pollution Control:
A
Case Study in the Rendering Industry
James
R. Kastner (KC Das)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
CONCURRENT SESSIONS XXXIII, XXXIV
•8am-12Noon
Session
XXXIII. NH3 EMISSIONS, FLUXES AND CONCENTRATION
Ammonia
Emissions from U.S. Poultry Houses:
Part I - Measurement System and
Techniques
Hongwei Xin
Ammonia Concentrations in Poultry Broiler Production Units
Treated
with Liquid Alum
Ken
A. Armstrong
Estimation
of Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide Fluxes from
Cattle
Feedyard Surfaces in Texas High Plains
Bok-Haeng
Baek
Ammonia Emissions from German Animal Husbandry
Werner
Berg
A National Inventory of Seasonally and Geographically Resolved
Ammonia
Emissions from Dairy Cows
Robert
Pinder
Ammonia Emissions from U.S. Poultry Houses:
Part
II - Laying Hen Houses
Eileen
F. Wheeler
Ammonia
Emissions from U.S. Poultry Houses:
Part
III -Broiler Houses
Eileen
F. Wheeler
• 8am-12Noon SESSION
XXXIV. ABATEMENT MEASURES
Reduction
of Ammonia Emissions from Livestock Buildings by the
Optimization
of Ventilation Control Settings
Daniel
Berckmans
Reducing Ammonia Emissions by Combining Covering
and
Acidifying Liquid Manure
Werner Berg
Influence of Dietary Protein on Potential Ammonia Emissions
N. Andy Cole
Ammonia Emission Control from the Pilot Scale Composting
Facility
by Using Finished Compost
Akihiro Tanaka
Effectiveness of the Water Curtain for Suppressing Feedyard Dust
Brent Auvermann
Processed Feedlot Manure as Reburn Fuel for NOx Reduction
in
Coal-Fired Combustion Unit
John Sweeten
Farm Level Economic Impacts and Management of Impermeable Lagoon
Covers
Joseph
Zulovich
Kinetics and Modeling of Odor Oxidation using Chlorine Dioxie for
Emission
Control Utilizing Wet Scrubbers
James R Kastner (KC Das)
•
12Noon-1:30pm LUNCH
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER:
Jean
Marie Peltier, Counselor to the
Administrator, U.S. EPA, "Water and Related Issues."
•
1:30pm-3pm
SESSION
XXXV.
MULTI-COMPONENT EMISSIONS I
Ammonia Emissions from CAFOs and Ammonium Aerosol
Formation:
Implications for Regional Air Quality