Design–Operation Interactions At Large Treatment Plants. Proceedings of a Workshop Held in Vienna

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION ON WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
DESIGN-OPERATION INTERACTIONS AT LARGE TREATMENT PLANTS, Page v
WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS PLANNING, ECONOMICS AND TECHNOLOGY—SOME NEW DIRECTIONS, Pages 315-318, RALPH C. PALANGE
DESIGN-OPERATION INTERACTIONS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS, Pages 319-322, J.F. ANDREWS
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR LARGE TREATMENT PLANTS, Pages 323-325, W. VON DER EMDE
DESIGN PERIOD, Pages 327-330, J. ZEPER
ECONOMIC LIMIT FOR THE AMOUNT OF RESERVE CAPACITY ON CONSTRUCTION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS FOR RAPIDLY GROWING MUNICIPALITIES, Pages 331-333, C.F. SEYFRIED
EVALUATION OF DESIGN DATA, Pages 335-337, ROLF KAYSER
DISCUSSION STATISTICAL EXPRESSION OF EFFLUENT QUALITY STANDARDS, Pages 339-340, A.B. WHEATLAND
INFLUENCE OF THE PRESETTLING TANK SIZE ON DIMENSIONING AND COSTS OF A SEWAGE TREATMENT WITH ACTIVATED SLUDGE, Pages 341-345, T. SEDZIKOWSKI
BASIC PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF LARGE TREATMENT PLANTS—ARAKAWA TREATMENT PLANT, Pages 347-350, SATORU TOHYAMA
DAN REGION SEWAGE RECLAMATION PROJECT, Pages 351-356, M. KREMER
AN “OPTIMIZED MODULE” APPROACH TO WASTE WATER RECLAMATION DESIGN, Pages 357-364, ROBERT A. RYDER, MICHAEL T. MCGOVERN
POLLUTION CONTROL REGULATION—A PROBLEM OF FILLING GAPS, Pages 365-367, J.M. RADEMACHER
DISTILLATION OF M AND O PROBLEMS. EPA—REGION VII, Pages 369-370, J.M. RADEMACHER
DIVISION OF WASTEWATER FLOW, Pages 371-373, WOLFGANG STALZER, WILHELM VON DER EMDE
TREATMENT PLANTS WITH SMALL QUANTITIES OF SEWAGE DURING THE FIRST PHASE OF OPERATION, Pages 375-376, G. FRIESECKE
DESIGN OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT PLANTS, Pages 377-380, A.M.M. BUYSSE, R.A. BEARDSLEY, S.J. THOMSON
LARGE PUMPING STATIONS, Pages 381-385, EBERHARD SICKERT
PUMPING STATIONS, Pages 387-389, H. WEINRICH
ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF LARGE SCREENS, Page 391, GERNOT.W. ANNEN
EFFICIENCY OF A GRIT CHAMBER, Pages 393-394, GERNOT.W. ANNEN
TO WHAT EXTENT ARE PRIMARY TANKS REQUIRED?, Pages 395-396, W. VON DER EMDE
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF AERATION TANK DESIGN, Pages 397-399, W. VON DER EMDE
CARROUSEL, A NEW TYPE OF AERATION-SYSTEM WITH LOW ORGANIC LOAD, Pages 401-406, A.C.J. KOOT, J. ZEPER
BASIC CRITERIA AND DESIGN ASPECTS FOR DEEP AERATION TANKS, Pages 407-412, THEODORE L. MOORE
FLOW VELOCITIES IN AERATION TANKS WITH MECHANICAL AERATORS, Pages 413-416, K.-H. KALBSKOPF
TANKS WITH TURBULENT FLOW GENERATED BY MAMMOTH ROTORS, Pages 417-421, W. STALZER, W. VON DER EMDE
THE ECONOMY OF MECHANICAL AERATORS, Pages 423-427, H. WEINRICH
DISCUSSION OF THE DESIGN PARAMETER FOR SECONDARY SEDIMENTATION TANKS, Pages 429-431, K.-H. KALBSKOPF
TWO-STOREYED FINAL SEDIMENTATION TANKS, Pages 433-436, I. KLEFFNER
CONTROL OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANTS, Pages 437-440, R. WOOD
DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONTROL OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE AERATION, Pages 441-445, R.A. RYDER
CONTROL OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANTS, Pages 447-449, W. VON DER EMDE, U. SCHOPPER
CONTROL OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS: APPLICATIONS, Pages 451-454, P. BROUZES
DISCUSSION INVESTIGATION OF THE BENEFITS FROM AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN THE AERATION CHANNELS OF A LARGE ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANT ACHIEVING FULL NITRIFICATION, Pages 455-456, A.B. WHEATLAND
STUDY OF THE METABOLIZATION OF POLLUTANT PRODUCTS, Pages 457-463, P. BROUZES
THE USE OF MICROSTRAINERS AND SAND FILTERS FOR TERTIARY TREATMENT, Pages 465-474, PETER C.G. ISAAC, R.L. HIBBERD
DESIGN OF TREATMENT FACILITIES FOR THE CONTROL OF PHOSPHORUS, Pages 475-476, F.M. MIDDLETON
OPERATING EXPERIENCE AND RESULTS USING THE SIMULTANEOUS PRECIPITATION OF PHOSPHATES IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANTS FOR 5000 TO 30,000 INHABITANTS IN THE CANTON OF ZURICH, Pages 477-480, P. WILDI
DESIGN OF TREATMENT FACILITIES FOR THE CONTROL OF NITROGENOUS MATERIALS, Pages 481-483, EDWIN F. BARTH
THE ELIMINATION OF NITROGEN IN THE TREATMENT PLANT OF VIENNA-BLUMENTAL, Pages 485-486, N. MATSCHÉ
PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT FOR WASTEWATER, Pages 487-492, J.M. COHEN, I.J. KUGELMAN
REPEATED USE OF GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON IN WASTE WATER TREATMENT, Pages 493-494, HARTMUT J. KÄMPF
DESIGN PARAMETERS FOR SLUDGE TREATMENT: INTERPRETATION OF OPERATION DATA FROM SEVEN ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANTS FOR MUNICIPAL SEWAGE, Pages 495-497, P. WILDI
STUDIES ON THE DESIGN DATA OF GRAVITY THICKENING, Pages 499-502, K.-H. KALBSKOPF
CONTROL OF THE ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PROCESS AND SUPPORTING UNIT PROCESSES, Pages 503-505, C.F. GUARINO
HANDLING OF AEROBIC MINERALIZED SLUDGES BY CENTRIFUGES AND BELT-PRESS FILTERS, Pages 507-513, J. ZEPER, R. PEPPING
SLUDGE DEWATERING TESTS WITH A BELT PRESS, Pages 515-516, KLAUS R. IMHOFF
THERMAL CONDITIONING TESTS OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE AND ANAEROBIC DIGESTION TESTS OF THE FILTRATES, Pages 517-520, K.H. KALBSKOPF
COMPOSITION OF THE “FILTRATE” FROM THERMALLY CONDITIONED SLUDGES, Pages 521-525, F. SARFERT
DEWATERING OF SLUDGE, Pages 527-529, W.H. MEREDITH
DISCUSSION SEPARATION OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE FROM MIXED LIQUOR USING A CONTINUOUS CENTRIFUGE, Page 531, A.B. WHEATLAND
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES OF THERMIC SLUDGE DRYING ON THE CENTRAL TREATMENT PLANT OF NEERSEN, Pages 533-537, TH. WÜSTEN, E. ZINGLER
SLUDGE FILTER PRESSING AND INCINERATION AT SHEFFIELD, Pages 539-544, H.B. TENCH
“LIQUID FERTILIZER” TO RECLAIM LAND AND PRODUCE CROPS, Pages 545-549, BART T. LYNAM, BEN SOSEWITZ, THOMAS D. HINESLY
DISPOSAL OF DIGESTED SLUDGE, Pages 551-553, RICHARD WOOD, S.B.A. FERRIS
LIQUID SLUDGE DISPOSAL, Pages 555-559, G. KUGEL
PASTEURIZATION OF RAW AND DIGESTED SLUDGE, Pages 561-563, G. KUGEL
RAW SLUDGE COMBUSTION OR LIQUID DIGESTED SLUDGE DISPOSAL?, Pages 565-567, W. VON DER EMDE, W. MÜLLER
SLUDGE DISPOSAL AT SEA, Pages 569-571, C.F. GUARINO
DISCUSSION: DISPOSAL OF SLUDGE AT SEA, Page 573, L.B. WOOD
CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS, Pages 575-582, J.F. ANDREWS
AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS, Pages 583-585, RICHARD WOOD
AUTOMATIC CONTROL AT THE MILTON KEYNES WORKS, Pages 587-589, H. ROY OAKLEY
COMPUTER CONTROL—ARAKAWA TREATMENT PLANT, Pages 591-595, SATORU TOHYAMA
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN PHILADELPHIA'S WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACTIVITIES, Pages 597-600, C.F. GUARINO
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS FOR PLANT OPERATORS, Pages 601-604, J.H. AUSTIN
AN AUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR THE CONTINUOUS DETERMINATION OF ORGANICS IN WATER AND WASTEWATER, Pages 605-609, H. BLEIER
SEWER CONTROL AND PLANT AUTOMATION, Pages 611-615, J.J. ANDERSON
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APPLIED TO A NEW LOS ANGELES PLANT, Pages 617-618, DONALD C. TILLMAN
A PILOT STUDY OF PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF THE RAW WASTEWATER AT THE WESTERLY PLANT IN CLEVELAND, OHIO, Pages 619-626, A.J. SHUCKROW, W.F. BONNER, N.L. PRESECAN, E.J. KAZMIERCZAK
NOTES ON THE DISCUSSIONS RECORDED BY ALEXANDER DUFF, Pages 627-636, ALEXANDER DUFF
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 637-638
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 639-642