Applications of New Concepts of Physical–Chemical Wastewater Treatment. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee September 18–22, 1972

Content: 
Front Matter, Page i
Copyright, Page ii
PREFACE, Page iii
Errata, Page iv
MUNICIPAL WASTE TREATMENT BY PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL METHODS, Pages 1-11, James F. Kreissl, James J. Westrick
PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS FOR DIRECT WASTEWATER TREATMENT, Pages 13-25, Walter J. Weber Jr.
ADVANCED WASTE TREATMENT AT ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, Pages 27-40, Carl W. Reh, Robert L. Hall, Thomas E. Wilson
PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL TREATMENT DESIGN FOR GARLAND, TEXAS, Pages 41-58, Donald P. McDuff, W.J. Walter Chiang
ULTRAHIGH RATE FILTRATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER, Pages 59-73, Joseph F. Malina Jr., William R. Hancuff Jr.
INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT AND PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT, Pages 75-84, W. Wesley Eckenfelder Jr.
TERTIARY TREATMENT - THE CORNER STONE OF WATER QUALITY PROTECTION AND WATER RESOURCES OPTIMISATION, Pages 85-93, Gerrie J. Stander
THE EFFECTIVE UTILISATION OF PHYSICAL-CHEMICALLY TREATED EFFLUENTS, Pages 95-102, O.O. Hart, G.J. Stander
UPGRADING EXISTING WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS, Pages 103-117, John M. Smith, Arthur N. Masse, Walter A. Feige
SOME PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TREATMENT OF SEWAGE BY NON-BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES, Pages 119-132, R.W. Bayley, E.V. Thomas, P.F. Cooper
THE APPLICABILITY OF CARBON ADSORPTION IN THE TREATMENT OF PETROCHEMICAL WASTEWATERS, Pages 133-145, L. Davis Ford
TREATMENT OF WASTES FROM METAL FINISHING AND ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES, Pages 147-157, R.K. Chalmers
PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN CARBON ADSORPTION, Pages 159-166, W. Wesley Eckenfelder Jr., Thomas Williams, George Schlossnagle
REGENERATION OF ACTIVATED CARBON, Pages 167-178, G.L. Shell, L. Lombana, D.E. Burns, H.D. Stensel
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF GRANULAR CARBON REACTIVATION, Pages 179-186, C.E. Smith
CHEMICAL REGENERATION OF ACTIVATED CARBON, Pages 187-197, J.M. ROVEL
AUTOMATION AND CONTROL OF PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER, Pages 199-210, John J. Convery, Joseph F. Roesler, Robert H. Wise
RECENT STUDIES OF CALCIUM PHOSPHATE PRECIPITATION IN WASTEWATERS, Pages 211-230, David Jenkins, Arnold B. Menar, John F. Ferguson
LOGICAL REMOVAL OF PHOSPHORUS, Pages 231-241, Irving Yall, William H. Boughton, Frank A. Roinestad, Norval A. Sinclair
PHOSPHOROUS REMOVAL BY CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS, Pages 243-262, William F. Garber
USE OF SURFACE STIRRERS FOR AMMONIA DESORPTION FROM PONDS, Pages 263-271, A.M. Wachs, Y. Folkman, D. Shemesh
DEWATERING PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL SLUDGES, Pages 273-289, Donald Dean Adrian, James E. Smith Jr
DISPOSAL AND RECOVERY OF SLUDGES FROM PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL PROCESSES, Pages 291-307, Carl E. Adams Jr
THE ROLE OF FREEZING PROCESSES IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT, Pages 309-324, James H. Fraser, Wallace E. Johnson
WASTE WATER TREATMENT THROUGH ELECTROCHEMISTRY, Pages 325-334, C. Edmond Smith
ULTRAFILTRATION AND MICROFILTRATION MEMBRANE PROCESSES FOR TREATMENT AND RECLAMATION OF POND EFFLUENTS IN ISRAEL, Pages 335-345, G. SHELEF, R. MATZ, M. SCHWARTZ
MEMBRANE EQUIPMENT SELECTION FOR THE MUST HOSPITAL WATER RECYCLE SYSTEM, Pages 347-356, James A. Heist
COMPARATIVE COST OF TERTIARY TREATMENT PROCESSES, Pages 357-369, Roy F. Weston, Robert F. Peoples, Roy F. Weston
PROCESS SELECTION AND COST OF ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN RELATION TO THE QUALITY OF SECONDARY EFFLUENTS AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS FOR VARIOUS USES, Pages 371-383, L.R.J. van Vuuren, M.R. Henzen
INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FRESH WATER AND WASTEWATER PLANTS, Pages 385-388, Lawrence K. Cecil
HOW USABLE IS PRESENT TECHNOLOGY FOR REMOVING NUTRIENTS FROM WASTEWATER, Pages 389-392, Lawrence K. Cecil