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Volume 31, Issue 7
April 1995
Water Science and Technology Cover Image for Volume 31, Issue 7
ISSN 0273-1223
EISSN 1996-9732
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Flow and pollutant measurements in a combined sewer system to operate a wastewater treatment plant and its storage tank during storm events
J.-L. Bertrand-Krajewski; M. Lefebvre; B. Lefai; J.-M. Audic
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Characterising the quantity and quality of domestic wastewater inflows
David Butler; Eran Friedler; Kevin Gatt
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The effect of organic reactions in a collection system on wastewater treatment plant performance
Bruce Gall; Imre Takács; Gilles Patry
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Mousetrap: modelling of water quality processes and the interaction of sediments and pollutants in sewers
Henrik Garsdal; Ole Mark; Jesper Dørge; Svend-Erik Jepsen
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Mousetrap: modelling of real sewer sediment characteristics and attached pollutants
R. W. Crabtree; R. Ashley; R. Gent
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The effects of surcharged manholes on the travel time and dispersion of solutes in sewer systems
Ian Guymer; Rob O'Brien
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Organic near-bed fluid and particulate transport in combined sewers
E. Ristenpart; R. M. Ashley; M. Uhl
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Origin, resuspension and settling characteristics of solids transported in combined sewage
S. Michelbach
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Sediment properties and their changes in a sewer
E. Ristenpart
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Capturing and releasing settleable solids – the significance of dense undercurrents in combined sewer flows
Michel A. Verbanck
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The transfer of solids in combined sewer networks
G. Chebbo; A. Bachoc; D. Laplace; B. Le Guennec
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Principles and approaches for numerical modelling of sediment transport in sewers
Ole Mark; Cecilia Appelgren; Torben Larsen
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Influence of sewer sediments on flow friction and shear stress distribution
Gustavo Perrusquía; Ole Petersen; Torben Larsen
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Oxygen transfer in gravity flow sewers
P. Balmér; M. Tagizadeh-Nasser
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Aromatic VOC emissions from a municipal sewer interceptor
Richard L. Corsi; Christopher J. Quigley; Henryk Melcer; John Bell
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Control of VOC emissions from sewers: a multi-parameter assessment
Richard L. Corsi; Steve Birkett; Henryk Melcer; John Bell
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Influence of oxygen on biofilm growth and potential sulfate reduction in gravity sewer biofilm
Niels H. Norsker; Per H. Nielsen; Thorkild Hvitved-Jacobsen
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Volatile fatty acids and sulfide in pressure mains
T. Hvitved-Jacobsen; K. Raunkjær; P. H. Nielsen
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Aerobic biodegradation and microbial population of a synthetic wastewater in a channel with suspended and attached biomass
Y. S. Cao; G. J. Alaerts
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Alteration in sewage characteristics upon aging
Wang Kaijun; G. Zeeman; G. Lettinga
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Experimental procedures characterizing transformations of wastewater organic matter in the Emscher river, Germany
H. Løkkegaard Bjerre; T. Hvitved-Jacobsen; B. Teichgräber; D. te Heesen
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Substrate removal in long sewer lines
Adem Özer; Ersin Kasirga
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The gully pot as a physical, chemical and biological reactor
D. Butler; Y. Xiao; S. H. P. G. Karunaratne; S. Thedchanamoorthy
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The gully pot as a biochemical reactor
Gregory M. Morrison; D. Michael Revitt; J. Bryan Ellis
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Septicity in sewers: causes, consequences and containment
Arthur G. Boon
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Mathematical modelling of sulphides and hydrogen sulphide gas build-up in the Costa do Estoril sewerage system
J. S. Matos; C. M. Aires
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A newly isolated fungus participates in the corrosion of concrete sewer pipes
Cho Kyeoung-Suk; Tadahiro Mori
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Control of hydrogen sulfide and degradation of organic matter by air injection into a wastewater force main
N. Tanaka; K. Takenaka
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The control of septicity and odours in sewerage systems and at sewage treatment works operated by Anglian Water Services Limited
Derek C. W. Sercombe
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Controlled dosing of nitrate for prevention of H2S in a sewer network and the effects on the subsequent treatment processes
G. Bentzen; A. T. Smith; D. Bennett; N. J. Webster; F. Reinholt ...
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Bacteriology of urban runoff: the combined sewer as a bacterial reactor and generator
J. Bryan Ellis; Yu Wang
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Dry and storm weather transport of coliforms and faecal streptococci in combined sewage
R. M. Ashley; W. Dabrowski
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The fate of detergent surfactants in sewer systems
E. Matthijs; G. Debaere; N. Itrich; P. Masscheleyn; A. Rottiers ...
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