Advances in Water Pollution Research
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Advances in Water Pollution Research

Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference Held in Jerusalem, June 18–23 1972

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Advances in Water Pollution Research

Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference Held in Jerusalem, June 18–23 1972

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Advances in Water Pollution Research features the 71 papers presented at the Sixth International Conference held in Jerusalem on June 18-23, 1972. These papers were those selected by the Programme Committee of the International Association on Water Pollution Research for discussion at the conference out of the 176 completed papers that were submitted. The topics of the papers in this book include industrial waste water problems, sewage treatment problems associated with solids, ponds, activated, sludge, groundwater pollution, trace metals in water, wastewater virology and microbiology, thermal pollution, and oxygen transfer. This book also provides the text of the discussion on these papers as well as the replies of the authors. This book will be of interest to persons dealing with studies on water pollution and pollution control.

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Publisher
Pergamon
Year
2013
Print ISBN
9780080170053
eBook ISBN
9781483186979
Topic
Technology & Engineering
Subtopic
Environmental Science
Index
Technology & Engineering

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Advances in Water Pollution Research
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Table of Contents
  5. FOREWORD
  6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  7. OPENING ADDRESS TO THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH
  8. CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE IN WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
  9. WHAT PRICE-WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
  10. ON OBLIGATIONS
  11. CHAPTER 1. STREAM TEMPERATURE RESPONSE TO THERMAL POLLUTION
  12. CHAPTER 2. PREDICTIONS OF TEMPERATURE IN STREAMS RECEIVING THERMAL DISCHARGES BY USING A DETERMINISTIC MODEL AND COMPUTER TECHNIQUE
  13. CHAPTER 3. INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE AND TURBULENCE ON THE OXYGEN TRANSFER IN WATER
  14. CHAPTER 4. TRACE METALS IN NATURAL WATERS; DIFFICULTIES OF INTERPRETATION ARISING FROM OUR IGNORANCE ON THEIR SPECIATION
  15. CHAPTER 5. THE ENRICHMENT OF HEAVY METALS IN SUBMERGED PLANTS
  16. CHAPTER 6. RAPID ASSESSMENT OF WATER QUALITY BY FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY IDENTIFICATION OF FECAL STREPTOCOCCI
  17. CHAPTER 7. A NEW APPROACH IN E.coli IDENTIFICATION
  18. CHAPTER 8. PATHOGENIC FREE-LIVING AMOEBAE AND RECREATIONAL WATERS
  19. CHAPTER 9. SURVIVAL OF ENTEROVIRUSES DURING ANAEROBIC SLUDGE DIGESTION
  20. CHAPTER 10. CONCENTRATION OF VIRUSES FROM SEAWATER
  21. CHAPTER 11. A PORTABLE VIRUS CONCENTRATOR FOR USE IN THE FIELD
  22. CHAPTER 12. THE VIRUS PROBLEM IN THE WINDHOEK WASTE WATER RECLAMATION PROJECT
  23. CHAPTER 13. EFFECT OF DISSOLVED SALTS ON THE FILTRATION OF COLIFORM BACTERIA IN SAND DUNES
  24. CHAPTER 14. UNDERGROUND TRAVEL OF POLLUTANTS
  25. CHAPTER 15. GROUNDWATER POLLUTION BY NITROGEN COMPOUNDS IN ISRAEL
  26. CHAPTER 16. PREDICTION OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC BIOMASS PRODUCTION IN ACCELERATED ALGAL-BACTERIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS
  27. CHAPTER 17. EFFECTS OF ALGAL BLOOMS ON WATER QUALITY IN ISRAEL NATIONAL WATER SYSTEMS
  28. CHAPTER 18. USE OF ALGAL ASSAYS IN STUDYING EUTROPHICATION PROBLEMS
  29. CHAPTER 19. EUTROPHICATION CONTROL OF TSALMON RESERVOIR BY THE CICHLID FISH TILAPIA AUREA
  30. CHAPTER 20. EUTROPHICATION IN JAMAICA BAY –MANIFESTATIONS, CONTROL AND RELATIONSHIPS TO WATER QUALITY OBJECTS
  31. CHAPTER 21. ECOSYSTEM SIMULATION FOR WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH
  32. CHAPTER 21. A QUALITY MANAGEMENT MODELF OR RIVER AND UNDERGROUND FLOW SYSTEM
  33. CHAPTER 22. MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR THE PREDICTION OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN LEVELS IN THE ALEXANDER STREAM (ISRAEL)
  34. CHAPTER 23. THE COMPOSITION OF SEWER AIR
  35. CHAPTER 24. SELF PURIFICATION IN SEWERS
  36. CHAPTER 25. COMPARISON OF DISCHARGES FROM URBAN STORM-WATER RUN-OFF, MIXED STORM OVERFLOW AND TREATED SEWAGE
  37. CHAPTER 26. COST AND PERFORMANCE OF RETENTION BASINS IN THE TREATMENT OF WET-WEATHER SEWAGE FLOWS
  38. CHAPTER 27. UNCERTAINTY IN INTERPRETING BIOLOGICAL GROWTH RATES
  39. CHAPTER 28. THE MECHANISM AND DESIGN OF THE CONTACT STABILIZATION ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS
  40. CHAPTER 29. AN ATTEMPT TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF BIOLOGICAL STORAGE IN THE MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE BEHAVIOUR
  41. CHAPTER 30. DESIGN OPTIMIZATION FOR ACTIVATED SLUDGE AND EXTENDED AERATION PLANTS
  42. CHAPTER 31. A LOW COST OPEN TANK PURE OXYGEN SYSTEM FOR HIGH RATE TOTAL OXIDATION
  43. CHAPTER 32. EFFECTS OF EXPOSING SLIMES ON ROTATING DISCS TO ATMOSPHERES ENRICHED WITH OXYGEN
  44. CHAPTER 33. INFLUENCE OF MECHANICAL BLENDING ON AEROBIC DIGESTION OF WASTE ACTIVATED SLUDGE
  45. CHAPTER 34. EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED SOLIDS CONCENTRATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE OF TURBULENCE AND THE OXYGEN TRANSFER MECHANISM IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE
  46. CHAPTER 35. A SIMULATION MODEL OF THE GRAVITY SEPARATION OF CONCENTRATED SOLIDS
  47. CHAPTER 36. REDOX POTENTIAL – A GUIDE TO OXIDATION POND PERFORMANCE
  48. CHAPTER 37. A RATIONAL DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR AERATED LAGOONS TREATING MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS
  49. CHAPTER 38. NITROGEN REMOVAL THROUGH AMMONIA RELEASE FROM HOLDING PONDS
  50. CHAPTER 39. PHOTOSYNTHETIC YIELDS AND BYPRODUCT RECOVERY FROM SEWAGE OXIDATION PONDS
  51. CHAPTER 40. COST RELATIONSHIP OF BIOLOGICAL AND THERMAL PROCESSES FOR THE TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS
  52. CHAPTER 42. AN EXAMPLE OF ECONOMIC PLATING WASTE TREATMENT BY REVERSE OSMOSIS
  53. CHAPTER 43. MESOPHILIC DIGESTION OF BEET MOLASSES DISTILLERY WASTE WATER
  54. CHAPTER 44. COLOUR REMOVAL FROM BLEACHED KRAFT-PULP WASTE WATERS
  55. CHAPTER 45. ON THE TREATMENT OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL IN WATER BY IONIZING RADIATION
  56. CHAPTER 46. REMOVAL OF CHROMATES FROM PICKLING LIQUORS BY ADSORPTION OF HYDROUS FERRIC OXIDE
  57. CHAPTER 47. ADVANCED TREATMENT PROCESSES AND WASTEWATER RE-USE
  58. CHAPTER 48. BIOLOGICALLY-EXTENDED PHYSICOCHEMICAL TREATMENT
  59. CHAPTER 49. POWDERED ACTIVATED CARBON APPLICATION, REGENERATION AND REUSE IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS
  60. CHAPTER 50. FACTORS AFFECTING BIOLOGICAL DENITRIFICATION OF WASTEWATER
  61. CHAPTER 51. THE COMPLETE TREATMENT OF RAW SEWAGE WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON NITROGEN REMOVAL
  62. CHAPTER 52. EFFICIENCY OF Fe3+ AND Al IN PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL FROM MUNICIPAL WASTE WATERS. PRACTICAL COMPARISON AT A TREATMENT PLANT
  63. CHAPTER 53. THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BIOLOGICAL-CARBON ADSORPTION SYSTEMS FOR THE TREATMENT OF REFINERY AND PETROCHEMICAL WASTEWATERS
  64. CHAPTER 54. AN ASIAN TECHNOLOGICAL APPROACH TO WATER REUSE SERIES FILTRATION USING LOCAL FILTER MEDIA
  65. CHAPTER 55. FRENCH RIVER BASIN AGENCIES
  66. CHAPTERW. 56. TER MANAGEMENT – COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
  67. CHA0PTER 57. CHARGING POLLUTERS FOR FINANCING WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT
  68. CHAPTER 58. THE CONTROL AND REMOVAL OF MATERIALS OF ECOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE FROM WASTEWATERS IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA
  69. CHAPTER 59. A WATER QUALITY INDEX – CRASHING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIER
  70. CHAPTER 60. MONITORING WATER POLLUTION THE OBSERVATION POST AT BORAN-SUR-OISE
  71. CHAPTER 61. A METHOD FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MERCURY POLLUTION CONTROL IN DEVELOPING AREAS
  72. CHAPTER 62. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE DETERMINATION METHOD OF METHYL MERCURY IN FISH TISSUES & THE RATIO OF METHYL MERCURY TO TOTAL MERCURY IN FISH TISSUES
  73. CHAPTER 63. FORMULATION OF THE ECOSYSTEM PARAMETER INDEX AND ITS ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE LOS ANGELES HARBOR
  74. CHAPTER 64. THE AEROBIC THAMES ESTUARY
  75. CHAPTER 65. DEVELOPMENT OF NUMERICAL FJORDMODELS FOR THE FUNCTIONAL PLANNING OF A REGIONAL WASTE WATER DISPOSAL SYSTEM
  76. CHAPTER 66. AN ANALYSIS OF MARINE WASTE DISPOSAL IN SOUTHEAST FLORIDA'S COASTAL WATERS
  77. CHAPTER 67. AIRPHOTO ANALYSIS OF OCEAN OUTFALL DISPERSION
  78. CHAPTER 68. SELF-PURIFYING ACTIVITY OF SEA WATER: PROPOSAL FOR LOW COST TREATMENT OF A WELL-DEFINED AREA
  79. CHAPTER 69. THE TRANSITIONAL CONDITION OF MINAMATA BAY AND THE NEIGHBOURING SEA POLLUTED BY FACTORY WASTE WATER CONTAINING MERCURY
  80. CHAPTER 70. MIXING OF MERGING BUOYANT JETS FROM A MANIFOLD IN STAGNANT RECEIVING WATER OF UNIFORM DENSITY
  81. AUTHOR INDEX
  82. SUBJECT INDEX

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