Constructed Wetlands in Water Pollution Control. Proceedings of the International Conference on the Use of Constructed Wetlands in Water Pollution Control, Held in Cambridge, UK, 24–28 September 1990

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Advances in Water Pollution Control, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Page xi, PAUL COOPER
THE NEED FOR HYDROPHYTE-BASED SYSTEMS IN THE TREATMENT OF WASTE WATER FROM SMALL COMMUNITIES, Pages 1-9, N.R. Lowe
HYDRAULIC INVESTIGATIONS ON PLANTED SOIL FILTERS, Pages 11-20, R. Netter, W. Bischofsberger
HYDRAULIC CHARACTERISTICS OF CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS AT RICHMOND, NSW, AUSTRALIA, Pages 21-31, Peter J. Fisher
CHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN GRAVEL-BED HYDROPONIC (GBH) SYSTEMS FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT, Pages 33-40, E. May, J.E. Butler, M.G. Ford, R. Ashworth, J. Williams, M.M.M. Bahgat
MEASUREMENT AND MODELLING OF OXYGEN RELEASE FROM ROOTS OF PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS, Pages 41-51, W. Armstrong, J. Armstrong, P.M. Beckett
SOIL OXYGENATION IN CONSTRUCTED REED BEDS: THE ROLE OF MACROPHYTE AND SOIL-ATMOSPHERE INTERFACE OXYGEN TRANSPORT, Pages 53-66, Hans Brix, Hans-Henrik Schierup
FACTORS AFFECTING REED (PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS) GROWTH IN UK REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEMS, Pages 67-76, T.W. Parr
USE OF AERATION TO PROMOTE NITRIFICATION IN REED BEDS TREATING WASTEWATER, Pages 77,77a,78-84, T.H. Davies, B.T. Hart
REMOVAL OF WASTEWATER NITROGEN IN AN INFILTRATION WETLAND WITH GLYCERIA MAXIMA, Pages 85-96, Hans B. Wittgren, Karin Sundblad
PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL BY CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS: SUBSTRATUM ADSORPTION, Pages 97-105, R.A. Mann
CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS DESIGN AND OPERATION TO MAXIMIZE NUTRIENT REMOVAL CAPABILITIES, Pages 107-114, C.E. Swindell, J.A. Jackson
REMOVAL OF NUTRITIVE SALTS FROM TWO DANISH ROOT ZONE SYSTEMS, Pages 115-126, C.T. Willadsen, O. Riger-Kusk, B. Qvist
A TOTAL EVAPORATIVE CONSTRUCTED WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEM, Pages 127-138, R.H. Kadlec, D.E. Hammer, M.A. Girts
AN EVALUATION OF NUTRIENT REMOVAL BY THE REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEM AT VALLEYFIELD, FIFE, SCOTLAND, Pages 139-148, R. Wolstenholme, C.D. Bayes
THE IMPACT OF AGEING ON THE PURIFICATION EFFICIENCY OF A PLANTATION OF TYPHA LATIFOLIA L., Pages 149-159, Michel Radoux, Denis Kemp
“PLANTED SOIL FILTERS” FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT: THE COMPLEX SYSTEM “PLANTED SOIL FILTER”, ITS COMPONENTS AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT, Pages 161,161a,162-170, Gunther Geller, Karel Kleyn, Anton Lenz
PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTED WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEMS AT BENTON, HARDIN, AND PEMBROKE, KENTUCKY, DURING THE EARLY VEGETATION ESTABLISHMENT PHASE, Pages 171-182, J.T. Watson, K.D. Choate, G.R. Steiner
DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREATMENT WITH EMERGENT HYDROPHYTE BEDS IN FRANCE, Pages 183-192, A. Liénard, C. Boutin, D. Esser
REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEMS: PERFORMANCE EVALUATION, Pages 193-204, B.C. Findlater, J.A. Hobson, P.F. Cooper
SEVEN YEARS OF RESEARCH WORK AND EXPERIENCE WITH WASTEWATER TREATMENT BY A REED BED SYSTEM, Pages 205-214, R. Haberl, R. Perfler
PURIFICATION OF DOMESTIC SEWAGE WITH AND WITHOUT FAECES BY VERTICAL INTERMITTENT FILTRATION IN REED AND RUSH BEDS, Pages 215-221, K.E. Bahlo, F.G. Wach
REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEMS IN ANGLIAN WATER, Pages 223-234, C. Coombes
THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL WETLANDS IN SOUTH AFRICA, Pages 235-244, A. Wood
SLUDGE DEWATERING AND MINERALISATION IN REED BED SYSTEMS, Pages 245,245a,246-255, Steen Michael Nielsen
SLUDGE DEWATERING AND DRYING IN REED BEDS: AN INTERESTING SOLUTION? GENERAL INVESTIGATION AND FIRST TRIALS IN FRANCE, Pages 257-267, A. Liénard, D. Esser, A. Deguin, F. Virloget
USE OF PHRAGMITES IN SEWAGE SLUDGE TREATMENT, Pages 269-277, K. Hofmann
WETLANDS TREATMENT REVIVAL IN YORKSHIRE, Pages 279,279a,280-288, P.D. Hiley
PERFORMANCE DATA OF A WASTEWATER AND SLUDGE TREATMENT PLANT DERIVED FROM THE ROOT ZONE METHOD SET AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF DETENTION TIMES, Pages 289-300, U. Pauly
A PERFORMANCE COMPARISON OF VEGETATED SUBMERGED BEDS AND FLOATING MACROPHYTES FOR DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREATMENT, Pages 301-308, T.A. DeBusk, M.A. Langston, P.S. Burgoon, K.R. Reddy
REED BED TREATMENT SYSTEMS: EXPERIMENTAL GRAVEL BEDS AT GRAVESEND — THE SOUTHERN WATER EXPERIENCE, Pages 309-319, J.N.W. Christian
MEAT PROCESSING EFFLUENT TREATMENT IN SURFACE-FLOW AND GRAVEL-BED CONSTRUCTED WASTEWATER WETLANDS, Pages 321,321a,322-332, A.J. van Oostrom, R.N. Cooper
THE USE OF REED BEDS FOR THE TREATMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EFFLUENTS, Pages 333-346, K.R. Gray, A.J. Biddlestone, G. Job, E. Galanos
USE OF REED-BED SYSTEMS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CONCENTRATED WASTES FROM AGRICULTURE, Pages 347-358, J. Vymazal
A NEW COMMUNITY APPROACH TO WASTE TREATMENT WITH HIGHER WATER PLANTS, Pages 359,359a,360-371, Uwe Burka, Peter C. Lawrence
CONSTRUCTED WETLAND RESEARCH PROGRAMME IN SOUTH AFRICA, Pages 373-382, A. Batchelor, W.E. Scott, A. Wood
ARTIFICIAL WETLANDS FOR TREATING WASTEWATERS FROM SINGLE HOUSEHOLDS AND SMALL COMMUNITIES, Pages 383-389, D.S. Mitchell, P.F. Breen, A.J. Chick
REED BED TREATMENT FOR SEWER DYKES, Pages 391-398, John Upton, Paul Griffin
CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT AT AMOCO OIL COMPANY'S MANDAN, NORTH DAKOTA, REFINERY, Pages 399,399a,400-402, Donald K. Litchfield
TREATABILITY ASSESSMENT OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES BY A PORTABLE WETLAND UNIT, Pages 403-410, T.H. Davies, J.T. Watson, D.B. Jenkins
APPLICATION OF NATURAL AND ENGINEERED WETLANDS FOR TREATMENT OF LOW-STRENGTH LEACHATE, Pages 411-418, Alex E. Birkbeck, Dean Reil, Rhona Hunter
PURIFICATION OF WASTEWATER FROM A Pb/Zn MINE USING HYDROPHYTES, Pages 419,419a,420-427, Chongya Lan, Guizhu Chen, Liuchen Li, M.H. Wong
CHEMICAL DIAGENESIS OF IRON AND MANGANESE IN CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS RECEIVING ACIDIC MINE DRAINAGE, Pages 429-440, William J. Tarutis, Richard F. Unz
IRON AND MANGANESE FRACTIONATION IN CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS RECEIVING ACID MINE DRAINAGE, Pages 441-450, S.P. Faulkner, C.J. Richardson
METAL UPTAKE AND ASSOCIATED POLLUTION CONTROL BY TYPHA LATIFOLIA IN URBAN WETLANDS, Pages 451-459, T. Zhang, J.B. Ellis, D.M. Revitt, R.B.E. Shutes
CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR TREATING ACID DRAINAGE AT TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY COAL FACILITIES, Pages 461-470, Gregory A. Brodie
THE DESIGN OF WETLANDS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT: AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE, Pages 471-479, B.J. Mackney
CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT — ENGINEERING AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS, Pages 481-494, A. Wood
WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN CONSTRUCTED REED BEDS IN DENMARK — STATE OF THE ART, Pages 495-504, Hans-Henrik Schierup, Hans Brix, Bent Lorenzen
TREATMENT OF DOMESTIC SEWAGE IN EMERGENT HELOPHYTE BEDS — GERMAN EXPERIENCES AND ATV-GUIDELINES H 262, Pages 505-515, K. Bucksteeg
REED BED TREATMENT OF WASTEWATERS IN A PILOT-SCALE FACILITY, Pages 517-520, T.H. Davies, B.T. Hart
DESIGN OF THE FORT DEPOSIT, ALABAMA, CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS TREATMENT SYSTEM, Pages 521-524, Robert L. Knight, Mark E. Iverson
SEWAGE TREATMENT BY PLANTED SOIL FILTERS, Pages 525-528, R. Netter, W. Bischofsberger
PATHWAYS AND MECHANISMS OF OXYGEN TRANSPORT IN PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS, Pages 529-533, J. Armstrong, W. Armstrong
THE PERFORMANCE LIMITATIONS OF WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEMS — A DISCUSSION, Pages 535-537, P.D. Hiley
DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF GRAVEL BED HYDROPONIC (GBH) SYSTEMS FOR SECONDARY AND TERTIARY SEWAGE TREATMENT, Pages 539-542, J.E. Butler, M.G. Ford, R.F. Loveridge, E. May
POTENTIAL YIELD AND NUTRIENT REMOVAL BY HARVESTING OF PHALARIS ARUNDINACEA IN A WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEM, Pages 543-546, R.J. Hurry, E.G. Bellinger
WETLANDS ISSUES OF THE FLAT WOODS COAL LEASE AND CARYVILLE INDUSTRIAL PARK II, Pages 547-550, Cynthia R. Britt, Gregory A. Brodie
REED BED TREATMENT AS A WASTEWATER (POST) TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE IN THE POTATO STARCH INDUSTRY, Pages 551-553, Willem.de. Zeeuw, Guido Heijnen, Joop.de. Vries
COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON INTERMITTENTLY CHARGED AND CONTINUOUSLY FED HELOPHYTE BEDS FOR DOMESTIC WASTE-WATER TREATMENT, Pages 555-558, Heino Schütte
TREATING POULTRY ABATTOIR AND PIGGERY EFFLUENTS IN GRAVEL TRENCHES, Pages 559-562, C. Max Finlayson, Isabell.von. Oertzen, Alan J. Chick
USE OF REED BEDS FOR DEWATERING SLUDGE IN THE USA, Pages 563-566, Byung.Joon. Kim, Raul Cardenas
CONSTRUCTED UPLAND-WETLAND WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM, Pages 567-570, C.H. House, S.W. Broome
THE HYDRO-BOTANIC TREATMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EFFLUENT, Pages 571-574, P.D. Hedges, C.J. Betts, J.E. DeWaele, A.J. Merrick, S.A. Simmons
WETLAND CONTROL OF SEWAGE POINT SOURCES OF NITRATE AND PHOSPHATE, SLAPTON, S. DEVON, UK, Pages 575-577, S.T. Trudgill, A.L. Heathwaite, T.P. Burt
PHOSPHATE RETENTION IN THE KIS-BALATON PROTECTION SYSTEM — A RECONSTRUCTED WETLAND FOR EUTROPHICATION MANAGEMENT OF LAKE BALATON (HUNGARY), Pages 579-582, Vera Istvánovics, Sándor Herodek, Ferenc Szilágyi, Piroska Pomogyi
ARTIFICIAL REED BEDS AS POST TREATMENT FOR ANAEROBIC EFFLUENTS — URBAN SANITATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, Pages 583-586, G.B.J. Rijs, S. Veenstra
HYDRAULICS, ROOT DISTRIBUTION AND PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN EXPERIMENTAL WETLAND SYSTEMS, Pages 587-590, K.H. Rogers, P.F. Breen, A.J. Chick
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM UTILIZING THE EDAPHIC-PHYTODEPURATION TECHNIQUE, Pages 591-594, Eneida Salati Manfrinato, Eneas.Salati. Filho, Eneas Salati
OPTIMIZING STRATEGIES IN HYDROPHYTE SYSTEMS FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT, Pages 595-598, Joachim Niklas
THE USE OF VEGETATED DITCHES FOR WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT; A TOOL FOR NATURE CONSERVATION IN WETLAND AREAS, Pages 599-602, A.F.M. Meuleman, B. Beltman, H. De Bruin
KEYWORD INDEX, Pages 603-605