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Welcome to the homepage of William Knocke
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William R. Knocke
Title : W.C. English Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Program Area : Environmental and Water Resources Engineering
Address : Patton Hall 200-B
E-mail : knocke(at)vt.edu
Telephone : (540) 231-6635
Professional Registration : Virginia (PE)
Alternate URL for this homepage : http://www.cee.vt.edu/people/knocke.html
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| Areas of Interest : |
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| Education : |
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- B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Missouri, 1975
- M.S. Environmental Engineering, University of Missouri, 1976
- Ph.D. Environmental Engineering, University of Missouri, 1978
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| Professional Honors, Awards, and Recognitions : |
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- 1993: Walter Huber National Research Prize From American Society of Civil Engineering
- 1992: Faculty Advisor for AWWA Academic Achievement Award M. S. Thesis - 2nd Place
- 1989: Faculty Advisor for AWWA Academic Achievement Award M.S. Thesis - 2nd Place
- 1987: Outstanding Faculty Award Recipient from the Virginia State Council for Higher Education
- 1984: National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator Award Recipient
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| Courses Taught : |
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- Environmental Engineering Design II
- Unit Operations and Processes Laboratory
- Advanced Environmental Chemistry
- Introduction to Environmental Engineering
- Water and Wastewater Treatment Design
- Environmental Chemistry
- Solid Waste Management
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| Selected Research Projects : |
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- NALCO - Virginia Tech Sludge Dewatering and Characterization Program, funded by NALCO Chemical Company and the National Science Foundation
- Removal of DBP Precursors by Optimized Coagulation and Precipitative Softening, funded by the American Water Works Association Research Foundation
- Development and Field Verification of Sorption/Oxidation Models for Soluble Manganese Removal by Oxide-Coated Filtration Systems, funded by the National Science Foundation
- An Assessment of Cropland Application of Alum Sludge, funded by the American Water Works Association Research Foundation
- Reactions Between Iron, Dissolved Organic Matter and Various Oxidants During Water Treatment, funded by the American Water Works Association Research Foundation
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| Selected Publications : |
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- Carlson, K.H., and W.R. Knocke, "Modeling Manganese Oxidation with Potassium Permanganate for Drinking Water Treatment", Journal of the Environmental Engineering Division - American Society of Civil Engineers, 125, 10, 892 (October 1999).
- Merkle, P. B., W.R. Knocke, D.L. Gallagher, J. Junta-Rosa, and T. Solberg. "Characterization of Filter Media Mineral Coatings: Implications for Filtration Theory and Practice", Journal American Water Works Association, 88, 12, 62, (December 1996).
- Geertsema, W.S., Knocke, W.R., Novak, J.T., and Dove, D., "Long-Term Effects of Alum Sludge Application to Land", Journal American Water Works Association, 86, 11, 64 (November 1994).
- Knocke, W.R., Shorney, H.L., and Bellamy, J.D., "Examining the Reactions Between Soluble Iron, DOC, and Alternative Oxidants During Conventional Treatment", Journal American Water Works Association, 86, 1, 117, (January 1994).
- Knocke, W.R., Dishman, C.M., and Miller, G.F., "Measurement of Chemical Sludge Floc Density and Implications Related to Sludge Dewatering," Water Environment Federation Journal, 65, 6, 735 (Sept./Oct. 1993).
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