Environmental Engineering and Technology, Inc. leads the water treatment process/design industry in the research field. EE&T has been granted more AWWARF projects than any other engineering firm. Our participation in AWWARF and EPA research projects allows us to stay at the forefront of the water industry.  The following are several of the AWWARF projects we have completed: Handbook of Practice:  Water Treatment Plant Residuals Management Slibb, Schlamm, Sludge (jointly prepared with KIWA) Full-Scale Evaluation of Declining vs. Constant Rate Filtration Criteria for the Renovation or Replacement of Water Treatment Plants Landfilling of Water Treatment Plant Coagulant Sludges The Hazardous Potential of Activated Carbons Used in Water Treatment Recycle Stream Effects on Water Treatment National Assessment of  Particle Removals by Filtration Assessment of GAC Adsorption for Radon Removal Non-Mechanical Dewatering of Water Treatment Plant Residuals Commercial Application and Marketing of WTP Residuals Application of Surrogate Measures to Improve Treatment Plant Performances Treatment Options for Giardia, Cryptosporidium, and other Contaminants in Recycled Backwash Water. Applications Guidance for Particle Counting Technology at Drinking Water Utilities Self Assessment of Recycle Practices (AWWA members only) Treatment of MF Residuals for Contaminant Removal Prior to Recycle Occurrence of and Problems with Trace Contaminants in Water Treatment Chemicals Application of LT2ESWTR Toolbox Disposal of Waste Resulting from Arsenic Removal Processes