نهمین کنفرانس بین‌المللی پژوهش‌های آلودگی آب: مجموعه مقالات نهمین کنفرانس بین‌المللی، استکهلم، سوئد، 1978 ۲۰۱۳
Ninth International Conference on Water Pollution Research: Proceedings of the 9th International Conference, Stockholm, Sweden, 1978 2013

1. Front Cover

2. Ninth International Conference on Water Pollution Research

3. Copyright Page

4. Table of Contents

5. OPENING SPEECH BY THE CONFERENCE PRESIDENT

6. OPENING SPEECH BY MR. THORBJORN FALLDIN, PRIME MINISTER

7. OPENING SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE IAWPR

8. CHAPTER 1. CARBON ADSORPTION AS AN ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS

9. CHAPTER 2. STUDY OF THE NITRIFICATION OF SURFACE WATER

10. CHAPTER 3. A NOVEL METHOD FOR ASSESSING THE THICKENABILITY OF SLUDGES

11. CHAPTER 4. THE USE OF ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CHROMIUM (VI) REMOVAL

12. CHAPTER 5. THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS AMONG CHEMICAL PARAMETERS IN RIVERS – ANALYSING THE EFFECT OF NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES

13. CHAPTER 6. THE USE OF PULPED NEWSPRINT AS A CONDITIONING AID IN THE VACUUM FILTRATION OF A MUNICIPAL SLUDGE

14. CHAPTER 7. PURIFICATION OF PULP-BLEACHING WASTE WATER WITH ALUMINIUM OXIDE

15. CHAPTER 8. PROPERTIES AND TREATMENT OF LIME-ALGAE SLUDGE

16. CHAPTER 9. A NEW CONCEPT OF FILTERABILITY

17. CHAPTER 10. PREDICTION OF BACTERIAL POLLUTION IN SEA WATER

18. CHAPTER 11. MULTI-COMPONENT DIFFUSION IN DENITRIFYING BIOFILMS

19. CHAPTER 12. THE ROLE OF RETAINED PARTICLES IN DEEP BED FILTRATION

20. CHAPTER 13. THE USE OF INDIUM 113 FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF COEFFICIENTS OF DISPERSION IN THE SEA

21. CHAPTER 14. DENITRIFICATION KINETICS IN A SUBMERGED ROTATING BIOLOGICAL DISK UNIT

22. CHAPTER 15. PARTICULATES AND TRACE POLLUTANT REMOVAL BY DEPTH FILTRATION

23. CHAPTER 16. MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF EUTROPHIED COASTAL AREAS

24. CHAPTER 17. TREATMENT OF HIGH NITRATE WASTEWATERS BY PLASTIC MEDIA ANAEROBIC FILTERS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO LATEX PROCESSING

25. CHAPTER 18. REMOVAL OF RESIDUAL PHOSPHORUS AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS BY CONTACT FILTRATION

26. CHAPTER 19. WATER CONDITIONS IN THE STOCKHOLM ARCHIPELAGO AFTER THE INTRODUCTION OF BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL PURIFICATION OF WASTE WATER

27. CHAPTER 20. DENITRIFICATION OF A CONCENTRATED NITROGENOUS INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT USING PACKED COLUMN AND FLUIDIZED BED REACTORS

28. CHAPTER 22. HEAVY METALS IN SOIL AND CEREALS FERTILIZED WITH SEWAGE SLUDGE

29. CHAPTER 23. MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY INDICATORS FOR ROUTINE MONITORING OF WASTEWATER RECLAMATION SYSTEMS

30. CHAPTER 24. THE ROLE OF SEDIMENTS ON MERCURY TRANSPORT (TOTAL- AND METHYL-) IN A RIVER SYSTEM

31. CHAPTER 25. FURTHER STUDIES ON BIFIDOBACTERIA AS INDICATORS OF FAECAL POLLUTION IN WATER

32. CHAPTER 26. THE UPTAKE AND RELEASE OF PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS BY THE MARINE MUSSEL MYTILUS EDULIS

33. CHAPTER 27. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDICATOR ORGANISMS AND SELECTED PATHOGENIC BACTERIA IN URBAN WATERWAYS

34. CHAPTER 28. ACCUMULATION OF BIORESISTANT MICROPOLLUTANTS IN A PARTICULAR CATCHMENT IN HUNGARY

35. CHAPTER 29. THE EFFECT OF DIURNAL AMMONIUM LOAD VARIATION ON THE PERFORMANCE OF NITRIFYING ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESSES

36. CHAPTER 30. THE THAMES MODEL: AN ASSESSMENT

37. CHAPTER 31. THE IMPACT OF ATMOSPHERIC CONTAMINANTS ON STORM WATER QUALITY IN AN URBAN AREA

38. CHAPTER 32. CONSISTENT BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHATE AND NITRATE REMOVAL IN AN ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANT

39. CHAPTER 33. APPLICATION OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL TO THE CHARACTERIZATION OF DISPERSION EFFECTS ON GROUNDWATER QUALITY

40. CHAPTER 34. ATMOSPHERIC CONTAMINANTS, FALLOUT AND THEIR EFFECTS ON STORM WATER QUALITY

41. CHAPTER 35. DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR INTEGRATED NUTRIENT REMOVAL SYSTEMS

42. CHAPTER 36. THE EFFECT OF THE DISPOSAL OF EFFLUENTS AND SEWAGE SLUDGE ON GROUNDWATER QUALITY IN THE CHALK OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

43. CHAPTER 37. ATMOSPHERIC FALLOUT AND STREET CLEANING – EFFECTS ON URBAN STORM WATER AND SNOW

44. CHAPTER 38. ALKALINITY – A NEGLECTED PARAMETER IN ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS

45. CHAPTER 39. SIMULTANEOUS IN SITU DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED NITROGEN AND OXYGEN BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY

46. CHAPTER 40. URBAN RUNOFF FROM A ROAD SURFACE – A WATER QUALITY STUDY

47. CHAPTER 41. THE EFFECT OF PETROCHEMICAL STRUCTURE ON METHANE FERMENTATION TOXICITY

48. CHAPTER 42. REMOVAL OF ORGANIC DYES BY ACTIVATED SLUDGE

49. CHAPTER 43. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PLANT NUTRIENT YIELDS IN RUNOFF FROM A MIXED LAND USE WATERSHED

50. CHAPTER 44. RETENTION OF VIRUSES DURING SLUDGE APPLICATION TO SOILS

51. CHAPTER 45. DETERMINING NUTRIENT LOADING FROM RAINFALL AND RUNOFF IN SMALL RIVERS

52. CHAPTER 46. SURVIVAL OF POLIOVIRUS IN MODEL WASTEWATER HOLDING PONDS

53. CHAPTER 47. NUTRIENT BUDGET FOR A RESIDENTIAL STORMWATER CATCHMENT IN DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA

54. CHAPTER 48. CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION OF WASTEWATER WITH LIME AND SEAWATER

55. CHAPTER 49. OZONE INITIATED OXIDATIONS OF SOLUTES IN WASTEWATER: A REACTION KINETIC APPROACH

56. CHAPTER 50. A STUDY OF STORMWATER RUNOFF QUALITY

57. CHAPTER 51. EXPERIENCES AND PROCESS DEVELOPMENT IN BIOLOGICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATERS IN SWEDEN

58. CHAPTER 52. RAPID APPRAISAL OF THE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS SUBSTANCES ON MICROORGANISMS

59. CHAPTER 53. A MASS BALANCE METHOD FOR ESTIMATING COMBINED SEWER RUNOFF AND OVERFLOW QUALITY FROM SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT DATA

60. CHAPTER 54. BASIS FOR THE DESIGN OF ALTERNATIVE CHEMICAL – BIOLOGICAL WASTE WATER TREATMENT PROCESSES

61. CHAPTER 55. IMMEDIATE AND CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENT OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE QUANTITY IN SEWAGE BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT TANKS

62. CHAPTER 56. PARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTION LOADINGS FROM NON-POINT SOURCES IN URBAN LAND USE

63. CHAPTER 57. PHYSICAL CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF ANAEROBIC FILTER EFFLUENT

64. CHAPTER 58. WASTEWATER CONTROL TECHNOLOGY IN STEAM-ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS

65. CHAPTER 59. DESIGN OF TEACUP SOLIDS SEPARATORS FOR TREATMENT OF SEWER OVERFLOWS

66. CHAPTER 60. TRACE METAL REMOVAL FROM SECONDARY EFFLUENT BY TWO-STAGE HIGH LIME-MAGNESIUM TREATMENT

67. CHAPTER 61. EFFECT OF NITRIFICATION IN ORTA LAKE

68. CHAPTER 62. INFLUENCE OF OXYDISING TREATMENTS ON THE FORMATION AND THE DEGRADATION OF HALOFORM REACTION PRECURSORS

69. CHAPTER 63. DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREATMENT WITH OXIDATION PONDS IN COMBINATION WITH CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION

70. CHAPTER 64. RESTORATION OF LAKE NAKSKOV INDREFJORD, DENMARK, USING ALGAL PONDS TO REMOVE NUTRIENTS FROM INFLOWING RIVER WATER

71. CHAPTER 65. CHLORINATED AND BROMINATED LIPOPHILIC SUBSTANCES IN SPENT BLEACH LIQUORS FROM A SULFITE PULP MILL

72. CHAPTER 66. IMPROVEMENT OF THE QUALITY OF WASTE POND EFFLUENTS IN NORTHERN AREAS BY CHEMICAL PRE-PRECIPITATION

73. CHAPTER 67. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SEWAGE EFFLUENT FOR THE HYDRAULIC AND NUTRIENT LOADS ON LAKES

74. CHAPTER 68. THE EFFECT OF PROCESS CONFIGURATION ON THE FORMATION OF VOLATILE ORGANOHALOGEN COMPOUNDS IN RECLAIMED WATER

75. CHAPTER 69. Discussions and Replies

76. CHAPTER 70. WORKSHOP ON PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES

77. CHAPTER 71. WORKSHOP ON WATER POLLUTION PROBLEMS ARISING FROM DEVELOPMENT

78. ERRATA

79. AUTHOR INDEX

80. SUBJECT INDEX