Advances in Water Pollution Research. Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference Held in Jerusalem, June 18–23 1972

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION ON WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Pages xv-xvi, S.H. Jenkins
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Page xvii
OPENING ADDRESS TO THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH BINYANEI HAOOMA – JERUSALEM – JUNE 19, 1972, Pages xix-xxii, HILLEL I. SHUVAL
WHAT PRICE-WATER POLLUTION CONTROL, Pages xxiii-xxvi, ABEL WOLMAN
STREAM TEMPERATURE RESPONSE TO THERMAL POLLUTION, Pages 1-7,9-10, V. NOVOTNY, P.A. KRENKEL
PREDICTIONS OF TEMPERATURE IN STREAMS RECEIVING THERMAL DISCHARGES BY USING A DETERMINISTIC MODEL AND COMPUTER TECHNIQUE, Pages 11-19,21-22, FRANZ BERGER, WOLFGANG SCHMITZ
INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE AND TURBULENCE ON THE OXYGEN TRANSFER IN WATER, Pages 23-33,35-38, KLAUS R. IMHOFF, DETLEF ALBRECHT
TRACE METALS IN NATURAL WATERS; DIFFICULTIES OF INTERPRETATION ARISING FROM OUR IGNORANCE ON THEIR SPECIATION, Pages 39-49,51-52, WERNER STUMM, HALKA BILINSKI
THE ENRICHMENT OF HEAVY METALS IN SUBMERGED PLANTS, Pages 53-62, F. DIETZ
RAPID ASSESSMENT OF WATER QUALITY BY FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY IDENTIFICATION OF FECAL STREPTOCOCCI, Pages 63-72, MARIA T. PAVLOVA, E. BEAUVAIS, F.T. BREZENSKI, WARREN LITSKY
A NEW APPROACH IN E.coli IDENTIFICATION, Pages 73-81,83-84, N. BURAS, Y. KOTT
PATHOGENIC FREE-LIVING AMOEBAE AND RECREATIONAL WATERS, Pages 85-97, S.L. CHANG
SURVIVAL OF ENTEROVIRUSES DURING ANAEROBIC SLUDGE DIGESTION, Pages 99-107, A. PALFI
CONCENTRATION OF VIRUSES FROM SEAWATER, Pages 109-115,117-118, T.G. METCALF, C. WALLIS, J.L. MELNICK
A PORTABLE VIRUS CONCENTRATOR FOR USE IN THE FIELD, Pages 119-131, CRAIG WALLIS, J.L. MELNICK
THE VIRUS PROBLEM IN THE WINDHOEK WASTE WATER RECLAMATION PROJECT, Pages 133-145, ETHEL M. NUPEN, G.J. STANDER
EFFECT OF DISSOLVED SALTS ON THE FILTRATION OF COLIFORM BACTERIA IN SAND DUNES, Pages 147-155,157, J. GOLDSHMID, D. ZOHAR, Y. ARGAMAN, Y. KOTT
UNDERGROUND TRAVEL OF POLLUTANTS, Pages 159-169, R.P. MATHUR, N.S. GREWAL
GROUNDWATER POLLUTION BY NITROGEN COMPOUNDS IN ISRAEL, Pages 171-179, CHEN SALITERNIK
PREDICTION OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC BIOMASS PRODUCTION IN ACCELERATED ALGAL-BACTERIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS, Pages 181-194, G. SHELEF, M. SCHWARZ, H. SCHECHTER
EFFECTS OF ALGAL BLOOMS ON WATER QUALITY IN ISRAEL NATIONAL WATER SYSTEMS, Pages 195-203, JACOB EREN
USE OF ALGAL ASSAYS IN STUDYING EUTROPHICATION PROBLEMS, Pages 205-215, THOMAS E. MALONEY
EUTROPHICATION CONTROL OF TSALMON RESERVOIR BY THE CICHLID FISH TILAPIA AUREA, Pages 217-225,227-229, H. LEVENTER
EUTROPHICATION IN JAMAICA BAY - MANIFESTATION, CONTROL AND RELATIONSHIPS TO WATER QUALITY OBJECTS, Pages 231-239,241, M. LANG, D.W. ECKHOFF
ECOSYSTEM SIMULATION FOR WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH, Pages 243-253,255-257, W.M. SANDERS III, J.W. FALCO
A QUALITY MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR RIVER AND UNDERGROUND FLOW SYSTEM, Pages 259-267,269-270, T. SUEISHI, W. YOSHIKOSHI
MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR THE PREDICTION OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN LEVELS IN THE ALEXANDER STREAM (ISRAEL), Pages 271-279, ISRAELI MINISTRY OF HEALTH (CENTRAL DISTRICT)
THE COMPOSITION OF SEWER AIR, Pages 281-289, D.K.B. THISTLETHWAYTE, E.E. GOLEB
SELF PURIFICATION IN SEWERS, Pages 291-308, R.D. POMEROY, J.D. PARKHURST
COMPARISON OF DISCHARGES FROM URBAN STORM-WATER RUN-OFF, MIXED STORM OVERFLOW AND TREATED SEWAGE, Pages 309-325, G. SÖDERLUND, H. LEHTINEN
COST AND PERFORMANCE OF RETENTION BASINS IN THE TREATMENT OF WET-WEATHER SEWAGE FLOWS, Pages 327-339, D.H. WALLER
UNCERTAINTY IN INTERPRETING BIOLOGICAL GROWTH RATES, Pages 341-349,351-352, T.E. POLLOCK, J.D. NORMAN
THE MECHANISM AND DESIGN OF THE CONTACT STABILIZATION ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS, Pages 353-365, DAVID JENKINS, DERIN ORHON
AN ATTEMPT TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF BIOLOGICAL STORAGE IN THE MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE BEHAVIOUR, Pages 367-375, J.C. JACQUART, D. LEFORT, J.M. ROVEL
DESIGN OPTIMIZATION FOR ACTIVATED SLUDGE AND EXTENDED AERATION PLANTS, Pages 377-385,387, JAMES L. BARNARD
A LOW COST OPEN TANK PURE OXYGEN SYSTEM FOR HIGH RATE TOTAL OXIDATION, Pages 389-399,401-403, D.B. COHEN
EFFECTS OF EXPOSING SLIMES ON ROTATING DISCS TO ATMOSPHERES ENRICHED WITH OXYGEN, Pages 405-415,417-419, W. Torpey, H Heukelekian, A J Kaplovsky, L. Epstein
INFLUENCE OF MECHANICAL BLENDING ON AEROBIC DIGESTION OF WASTE ACTIVATED SLUDGE, Pages 421-438, SHYAM D. BOKIL, J.K. BEWTRA
EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED SOLIDS CONCENTRATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE OF TURBULENCE AND THE OXYGEN TRANSFER MECHANISM IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE, Pages 439-456, TOMONORI MATSUO
A SIMULATION MODEL OF THE GRAVITY SEPARATION OF CONCENTRATED SOLIDS, Pages 457-471,473-474, A.S. ANDERSON, R.C. HANSON
REDOX POTENTIAL – A GUIDE TO OXIDATION POND PERFORMANCE, Pages 475-483,485-486, O.D. BROCKETT, P. WELSBY
A RATIONAL DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR AERATED LAGOONS TREATING MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS, Pages 487-497,499-501, W. WESLEY ECKENFELDER Jr., CHERYL D. MAGEE, CARL E. ADAMS Jr.
NITROGEN REMOVAL THROUGH AMMONIA RELEASE FROM HOLDING PONDS, Pages 503-515,517-520, Y. FOLKMAN, A.M. WACHS
PHOTOSYNTHETIC YIELDS AND BYPRODUCT RECOVERY FROM SEWAGE OXIDATION PONDS, Pages 521-531,533-535, M.G. McGAPRY, C.D. LIN, J.L. MERTO
COST RELATIONSHIP OF BIOLOGICAL AND THERMAL PROCESSES FOR THE TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS, Pages 537-545,547, J. LOHMANN
PROBLEMS IN THE OPERATION OF PLANTS TREATING MIXED INDUSTRIAL WASTES, Pages 549-563,565-566, PETER FARKAS
AN EXAMPLE OF ECONOMIC PLATING WASTE TREATMENT BY REVERSE OSMOSIS, Pages 567-577,579-580, A. GOLOMB
MESOPHILIC DIGESTION OF BEET MOLASSES DISTILLERY WASTE WATER, Pages 581-594, A.K. BASU, E. LECLERC
COLOUR REMOVAL FROM BLEACHED KRAFT-PULP WASTE WATERS, Pages 595-606, J. BEBIN, P. BOULENGER, J.C. BOURDELOT
ON THE TREATMENT OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL IN WATER BY IONIZING RADIATION, Pages 607-614, S. KINOSHITA, T. SUNADA
REMOVAL OF CHROMATES FROM PICKLING LIQUORS BY ADSORPTION OF HYDROUS FERRIC OXIDE, Pages 615-623,625, D.A. WILMS, F.F. NOTEBAERT, A.A. VAN HAUTE
THE FULL-SCALE REFINEMENT OF PURIFIED SEWAGE FOR UNRESTRICTED INDUSTRIAL USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF FULLY BLEACHED KRAFT-PULP AND FINE PAPER, Pages 627-639, L.R.J. VAN VUUREN, J.W. FUNKE, L. SMITH
BIOLOGICALLY-EXTENDED PHYSICOCHEMICAL TREATMENT, Pages 641-649,651-656, WALTER J. WEBER Jr., LOUIS D. FRIEDMAN, RALPH BLOOM Jr.
POWDERED ACTIVATED CARBON APPLICATION, REGENERATION AND REUSE IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS, Pages 657-669, G.L. SHELL, D.E. BURNS
FACTORS AFFECTING BIOLOGICAL DENITRIFICATION OF WASTEWATER, Pages 671-683, R.N. DAWSON, K.L. MURPHY
THE COMPLETE TREATMENT OF RAW SEWAGE WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON NITROGEN REMOVAL, Pages 685-693, W.A. PRETORIUS
EFFICIENCY OF Fe3+AND Al IN PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL FROM MUNICIPAL WASTE WATERS. PRACTICAL COMPARISON AT A TREATMENT PLANT, Pages 695-703,705-707, P. DALCQ, R. RÜTSCHI
THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BIOLOGICAL-CARBON ADSORPTION SYSTEMS FOR THE TREATMENT OF REFINERY AND PETROCHEMICAL WASTEWATERS, Pages 709-717,719-722, DAVIS L. FORD, MARION A. BUERCKLIN
AN ASIAN TECHNOLOGICAL APPROACH TO WATER REUSE SERIES FILTRATION USING LOCAL FILTER MEDIA, Pages 723-731,733-734, R.J. FRANKEL, A.S. SEVILLA
FRENCH RIVER BASIN AGENCIES, Pages 735-740, C. LEFROU
WATER MANAGEMENT – COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS, Pages 741-753,755-757, OLAV NEDENES
CHARGING POLLUTERS FOR FINANCING WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT, Pages 759-767,769-771, A.C.J. KOOT, A.P. VERNIMMEN, J.C. PLAS
THE CONTROL AND REMOVAL OF MATERIALS OF ECOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE FROM WASTEWATERS IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA, Pages 773-781,783-786, ROBERT D. BARGMAN, WILLIAM F. GARBER
A WATER QUALITY INDEX – CRASHING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIER, Pages 787-797, R.M. BROWN, N.I. McCLELLAND, R.A. DEININGER, M.F. O'CONNOR
MONITORING WATER POLLUTION THE OBSERVATION POST AT BORAN-SUR-OISE, Pages 799-807, ANDRE VIVIER
A METHOD FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MERCURY POLLUTION CONTROL IN DEVELOPING AREAS, Pages 809-815,817, J.C. HANSEN
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE DETERMINATION METHOD OF METHYL MERCURY IN FISH TISSUES & THE RATIO OF METHYL MERCURY TO TOTAL MERCURY IN FISH TISSUES, Pages 819-827,829, SYOZO FUKUI, KATSUHIKO TANAKA, SABURO KANNO, TYUNOSIN UKITA
FORMULATION OF THE ECOSYSTEM PARAMETER INDEX AND ITS ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE LOS ANGELES HARBOR, Pages 831-841, D.C. TILLMAN, W.E. GATES, L.L. WHITENECK, G.D. BEERS
THE AEROBIC THAMES ESTUARY, Pages 843-852, A.L.H. GAMESON, M.J. BARRETT, J.S. SHEWBRIDGE
DEVELOPMENT OF NUMERICAL FJORDMODELS FOR THE FUNCTIONAL PLANNING OF A REGIONAL WASTE WATER DISPOSAL SYSTEM, Pages 853-863, T. SIMENSEN, H. MUNTHE-KAAS
AN ANALYSIS OF MARINE WASTE DISPOSAL IN SOUTHEAST FLORIDA'S COASTAL WATERS, Pages 865-880, THOMAS N. LEE, JAMES B. McGUIRE
AIRPHOTO ANALYSIS OF OCEAN OUTFALL DISPERSION, Pages 881-891,893-894, W.P JAMES, D J BAUMGARTNER, F.J. BURGESS
SELF-PURIFYING ACTIVITY OF SEA WATER: PROPOSAL FOR LOW COST TREATMENT OF A WELL-DEFINED AREA, Pages 895-899,901-903, A. PAOLETTI
THE TRANSITIONAL CONDITION OF MINAMATA BAY AND THE NEIGHBOURING SEA POLLUTED BY FACTORY WASTE WATER CONTAINING MERCURY, Pages 905-917,919-920, MOTOO FUJI KI
MIXING OF MERGING BUOYANT JETS FROM A MANIFOLD IN STAGNANT RECEIVING WATER OF UNIFORM DENSITY, Pages 921-936, P. LISETH
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 937-939
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 941-946