Water Supply

Volume 2 Number 5-6

3rd World Water Congress: Drinking Water Treatment (Selected Proceedings of the 3rd World Water Congress of the International Water Association, held in Melbourne, Australia, 7-12 April 2002)

Contents

1–8

Riverbank filtration for drinking water supply - a proven method, perfect to face today's challenges

R. Irmscher and I. Teermann

9–16

Use of recycled crushed glass as a filtration medium in municipal potable water treatment plants

G. Evans, P. Dennis, M. Cousins and R. Campbell

17–23

Contact filtration of humic waters: performance of an expanded clay aggregate filter (Filtralite) compared to a dual anthracite/sand filter

T. Saltnes, B. Eikebrokk and H. Ødegaard

25–34

Innovative technology for reducing the finished water turbidity during sand filtration

K. Ebie, J.H. Lee and Y. Azuma

35–40

Dealing with large particle counting data sets

A.D. Ceronio and J. Haarhoff

41–46

Effect of pressure on bubble size in dissolved air flotation

M. Han, Y. Park, J. Lee and J. Shim

47–55

Analysis of local velocity gradients in rapid mixer using particle image velocimetry technique

N.-S. Park and H. Park

57–63

Analysis of a clariflocculation process with a photometric dispersion analyser (PDA2000)

L. Rossi, C. Lubello, E. Poggiali and O. Griffini

65–71

Mathematical analysis of a batch electrocoagulation reactor

P.K. Holt, G.W. Barton and C.A. Mitchell

73–76

Preliminary investigation of electrocoagulation as a substitute for chemical coagulation

M. Han, J. Song and A. Kwon

77–81

Color and suspended solid removal with a novel coagulation technology

D. Pak and W. Chang

83–88

Coagulation of turbid waters using Moringa oleifera seeds from two distinct sources

K.S. Narasiah, A. Vogel and N.N. Kramadhati

89–94

Development of a naturally derived coagulant for water and wastewater treatment

G. Folkard and J. Sutherland

95–101

Properties of flocs formed using different coagulants

M.A. Yukselen and J. Gregory

103–110

Reducing turbidity and coagulant residue in treated water through optimization of rapid mix conditions

K. Ebie and Y. Azuma

111–117

Key parameters controlling an adsorption process for the selective removal of arsenic from drinking water

S. Ouvrard, M.-O. Simonnot and M. Sardin

119–125

A comparison of conventional and non-conventional treatment technologies on arsenic removal from water

H.H. Ngo, S. Vigneswaran, J.Y. Hu, O. Thirunavukkarasu and T. Viraraghavan

127–133

Family filter with iron-coated sand: solution for arsenic removal in rural areas

B. Petrusevski, S.K. Sharma, F. Kruis, P. Omeruglu and J.C. Schippers

135–142

Hydraulic study and optimisation of water treatment processes using numerical simulation

K. Craig, C. De Traversay, B. Bowen, K. Essemiani, C. Levecq and R. Naylor

143–148

Performance evaluation program of water treatment plant in Korea

S. Choi, Z. Yun, J. Yoon, J. Kim, S. Hong and Y. Lee

149–155

A water authority's experience with HACCP

J. Mullenger, G. Ryan and J. Hearn

157–163

Optimisation of conventional water treatment processes in Adelaide, South Australia

M. Holmes and D. Oemcke

165–171

Upgrading conventional treatment processes for water quality improvement - a pilot study

J.-J. Chen, H.-H. Yeh, I.-C. Tseng, T.-F. Lin and W.-L. Lai

173–178

Oxidation of manganese in drinking water systems using potassium permanganate

R. Raveendran, B. Chatelier and K. Williams

179–184

Plastic tastes in drinking water: factors affecting the chemistry of bromophenol formation

A. Heitz, J. Blythe, B. Allpike, C.A. Joll and R. Kagi

185–191

Integration of water treatment, environmental and information technologies: Amagasaki project

T. Hanamoto, D. Nagashio and T. Sasaki

193–199

Modifications of unit processes for finished water quality improvement at the Kueui water treatment plant in Seoul

M.J. Yu, H.M. Cho, J.Y. Koo, I.S. Han, E.M. Gwon and H.K. Oh

201–207

Removal of microcystin variants with powdered activated carbon

D. Cook and G. Newcombe

209–216

Lead removal from drinking water - development and validation of point-of-use treatment devices

R. Sublet, A. Boireau, V.X. Yang, M.-O. Simonnot and C. Autugelle

217–224

Comparison of the fixation of several metal ions onto a low-cost biopolymer

Z. Reddad, C. Gérente, Y. Andrès and P. Le Cloirec

225–232

Photocatalytic degradation of propanil and molinate over TiO2 suspensions

T.A. Albanis, I.K. Konstantinou and V.A. Sakkas

233–239

Binding of estrone to hollow fibre membranes in microfiltration of solutions containing trace estrone

S. Chang, T.D. Waite, A.I. Schäfer and A.G. Fane

241–247

Demonstration of new sensory methods for drinking water taste-and-odor control

B.-U. Bae, Y.-I. Kim, D.W. Dugas, G.A. Burlingame and A.M. Dietrich

249–256

Photo-Fenton oxidation of pesticides

S. Wadley and T.D. Waite

257–263

Decision support system for optimisation of iron removal from groundwater

S.K. Sharma, B. Petrusevski, A. Jonoski, G.F. Ijpelaar and J.C. Schippers

265–270

Adsorption of MIB by activated carbons produced using several activation techniques

R. McCallum, F. Roddick and M. Hobday

271–275

Treatment options for the saxitoxin class of cyanotoxins

G. Newcombe and B. Nicholson

277–283

Direct capillary nanofiltration for ground water and surface water treatment

J.Q.J.C. Verberk, J. Post, W.G.J. van der Meer and J.C. van Dijk

285–291

"Jan-Lagrand" water treatment works: UF/RO from technological novelty to full size application

F. de Bruijn, C. Kamp, D. Eddy and J.E. Kools

293–300

Development of an integrated iron oxide adsorption/membrane separation system for water treatment

K.-W. Lee, K.-H. Choo, S.-J. Choi and K. Yamamoto

301–306

Coagulation as a pretreatment of SFBW for membrane filtration

A. Nasser, Z. Huberman, L. Dean, F. Bonner and A. Adin

307–311

Monitoring and maintaining the integrity of immersed ultrafiltration membranes used for pathogen protection

P. Côté, J. Cadera, N. Adams and G. Best

313–320

Fouling of microfiltration membranes by the fractional components of natural organic matter in surface water

L. Fan, J. Harris, F. Roddick and N. Booker

321–328

The role of membrane ξ-potential in solute rejection by low-pressure reverse osmosis membrane

H. Ozaki, N. Ikejima, S. Matsui, Y. Terashima, S. Takeda, I. Tari and H. Li

329–336

Reduction of cake layer by re-aggregation in coagulation-crossflow microfiltration process

S. Kim, S.-H. Cho and H. Park

337–343

Membrane fouling control through aggregate design and trans-membrane pressure selection

S.A. Lee, T.D. Waite, A.G. Fane and R. Amal

345–352

Method for evaluating antiscalants, as applied to the treatment of water from the River Oise

A. Plottu-Pecheux, B. Houssais, C. Democrate, D. Gatel, C. Parron and J. Cavard

353–358

Removal of color and estrogenic substances by fungal reactor equipped with ultrafiltration unit

M. Fujita, M. Ike, K. Kusunoki, T. Ueno, K. Serizawa and T. Hirao

359–365

The effect of particulate material and the loading of bacteria on a high dose PAC-MF system

M.M.T. Khan, H.-S. Kim, H. Katayama, S. Takizawa and S. Ohgaki

367–371

The role of pH on the ultrafiltration for drinking water production in Algarve (Portugal)

M. Ribau Teixeira, H. Lucas and M.J. Rosa

373–380

Practical selection of microorganisms indicating the stability of pathogenic removal in water treatment plants

H. Chung, Y. Rim, O. Kwon, C. Yeom, M. Cho, C. Lee and J. Yoon

381–386

Optimum location of an ultraviolet step in a surface water treatment plant

C. Lemoine, D. Gatel and J. Cavard

387–394

Removal of particulates, natural organic matters, and microorganisms in a surface amended slow sand filter

H.-B. Jun, Y.-J. Lee and S.-S. Shin

395–402

Evaluation of Scenedesmus quadricauda as a surrogate of Cryptosporidium oocysts removal in direct filtration

H.-S. Kim, Y. Kobayashi, M. Akiba and S. Kunikane

403–410

Comparison of UV and chlorine inactivation of particle and non-particle associated coliform

B. Örmeci and K.G. Linden

411–417

Managing chloramination - success story for Sydney water

D.C. Vitanage, P. Cresta, C. Doolan and P. Duker

419–426

Application of physico-chemical parameters and particle-bound biomarkers to indicate microbial contamination of aquifers

D. Roser, N. Ashbolt, M. Storey, R. Leeming, P. Scott, R. Bennetts, D. Ryken-Rapp and S. Toze

427–433

Application of a fractionation technique for better understanding of the removal of natural organic matter by alum coagulation

J. van Leeuwen, C. Chow, R. Fabris, N. Withers, D. Page and M. Drikas

435–443

Natural organic matter removal by enhanced photo-oxidation using low pressure mercury vapour lamps

J. Thomson, F. Roddick and M. Drikas

445–450

Transport characterizations of natural organic matter in ion-exchange membrane for water treatment

D.H. Kim, S.-H. Moon and J. Cho

451–457

Treatment of humic surface water at cold temperatures by ozonation and biofiltration

E. Melin, B. Eikebrokk, M. Brugger and H. Ødegaard

459–464

Evaluation of drinking water treatment processes focusing on natural organic matter removal and on disinfection by-product formation

S. Chae

465–472

Evaluation of assimilable organic carbon in the Yodo River and the effect of coagulation on its control

S. Kasahara and M. Ishikawa

473–479

Effect of natural organic compounds on the removal of organic carbon in coagulation and flocculation processes

V. Jegatheesan, P.R. Lamsal, C. Visvanathan, H.H. Ngo and L. Shu

481–486

Excitation-emission fluorescence spectra and trihalomethane formation potential in the Tama River, Japan

F. Nakajima, M. Hanabusa and H. Furumai

487–492

Occurrence of haloacetic acids in chlorinated drinking water

P.C. Singer

493–499

Formation characterization and removal of disinfection by-products in water treatment processes

S. Chae and C. Wang

501–507

Effect of several natural water constituents on bromate formation during ozonation

R. Hofmann, S. Larcher and R. Andrews

509–514

Relationship between trihalomethanes and haloacetic acids with total organic halogen during chlorination

H. Pourmoghaddas and A.A. Stevens

515–521

Comparison of disinfection byproduct (DBP) formation from different UV technologies at bench scale

W. Liu, S.A. Andrews, J.R. Bolton, K.G. Linden, C. Sharpless and M. Stefan