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Water Supply
Volume 2 Number 4
2nd World Water Congress: Water Distribution and Water Services Management (Selected Proceedings of the 2nd World Water Congress of the International Water Association, held in Berlin, Germany, 15-19 October 2001)
Contents
- 1–20
- International Report: Water losses management and techniques
- A.O. Lambert
- 21–28
- Performance target based non-revenue water reduction contracts: a new concept successfully implemented in southeast Asia
- R. Liemberger
- 29–35
- A probability model for burst risk studies of water mains
- C.T. Ta
- 37–42
- EDP-supported development of economically optimized line renewal strategies by damage analyses
- R. Ohmer and J. Dandl
- 43–50
- Selecting and scheduling infrastructure rehabilitation projects
- R. Baur and I. Kropp
- 51–58
- Life cycle assessment of water mains and sewers
- R.K. Herz and A. Lipkow
- 59–64
- Establishment of an effective renewal method for externally corroded distribution pipes
- M. Suzuki, H. Honda and S. Saka
- 65–72
- Biofouling and corrosion of stainless steels in natural waters
- Z. Lewandowski, R. Avci, M. Geiser, X. Shi, K. Braughton and N. Yurt
- 73–80
- A comparison of methods and models for the analysis of water distribution pipe biofilms
- M.V. Storey and N.J. Ashbolt
- 81–87
- Biofilms in copper plumbing systems: sensitivity to copper and chlorine and implications for corrosion
- M.M. Critchley, N.J. Cromar, N. McClure and H.J. Fallowfield
- 89–96
- Substrate turnover at low carbon concentrations in a model drinking water distribution system
- R. Boe-Hansen, H.-J. Albrechtsen, E. Arvin and C. Jørgensen
- 97–104
- Biofilm formation potentials in drinking waters treated by different advanced treatment processes
- S. Okabe, T. Kokazi and Y. Watanabe
- 105–110
- The role of algae in causing coliform problems within the distribution system
- R. Lake and S. Driver
- 111–118
- Water quality decay modelling in hydraulic pressure systems
- F. Pirozzi, D. Pianese and G. d'Antonio
- 119–127
- Influence of corrosion scales on copper corrosion
by-product release
- T. Merkel, H.-J. Groß, G. Beuchle, W. Werner, E. Detscher and S.H. Eberle
- 129–136
- Fouling and accuracy drift of water meters
- J. Hofman, D. Brink, P. Breure and J.P. van der Hoek
- 137–144
- Controlled treatment with nitrate in sewers to prevent concrete corrosion
- A. Æsøy, S.W. Østerhus and G. Bentzen
- 145–150
- Evaluation of a package plant for small communities in Mexico
- T. Pavón Silva, S.G. Hoyos and C. Chávez Guerra
- 151–162
- International Report: Performance assessment in the water industry
- W. Merkel
- 163–171
- Benchmarking plant operation and instrumentation, control and automation in the wastewater industry
- P. Ingildsen, P. Lant and G. Olsson
- 173–180
- Practical application of metric benchmarking in water supply systems
- E. Cabrera Jr., F. Arregui, R. Cobacho and O. Trull
- 181–187
- Measuring up: do you have a scorecard?
- K. Johnson
- 189–196
- Measuring the effectiveness of multi-sector approaches to service provision
- K. Caplan and D. Jones
- 197–202
- Business partners for development-KwaZulu-Natal pilot project, South Africa: a new approach to the delivery of sustainable water and sanitation services in poor peri-urban areas
- P. Rousseau and E. Tranchant
- 203–210
- Assessing socio-cultural aspects of sustainable urban water systems - the case of Hammarby Sjöstad
- H. Söderberg and H. Åberg
- 211–218
- Creating and optimizing new forms of public-private partnerships in Seattle
- S. Haskins, D. Gale and L. Kelly
- 219–224
- Co-operation of private water management sector with municipalities
- M. Kyncl
- 225–233
- The role of communication in the delivery of water services to communities
- G. Schoeman and P. Pybus
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