Water Supply

Volume 3 Number 3

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

Contents

1–8

A decision support system for municipal wastewater reclamation and reuse

N. Dinesh and G.C. Dandy

9–16

Community experience and perceptions of water reuse

J. Marks, N. Cromar, H. Fallowfield and D. Oemcke

17–24

Biologically enhanced granulated activated carbon (BAC) filtration of a mixed industrial/domestic tertiary effluent for reuse

M. Antonelli, L. Bonomo, R. Bianchi and A. Rozzi

25–33

Potable reuse of wastewater effluent through an integrated soil aquifer treatment (SAT) - membrane system

C. Jarusutthirak, G. Amy and D. Foss

35–41

Shoalhaven Reclaimed Water Management Scheme: clever planning delivers bigger environmental benefits

J. Gould, P. Lee, J. Ryl and B. Mulligan

43–48

Membrane filtration retentate thickening efficiency using electrolytic ion products instead of chemical coagulants

J.Y. Huang, T. Uchiburi and K. Fujita

49–54

Rouse Hill and Picton Reuse Schemes: innovative approaches to large-scale reuse

E. Cooper

55–61

Innovative fouling control by intermittent back-ozonation in metal membrane micro filtration system

J.-O. Kim and I. Somiya

63–70

Facing water shortage in a Mediterranean tourist area: seawater desalination or water reuse?

P. Xu, F. Brissaud and M. Salgot

71–78

Biologically induced precipitation in urine-collecting systems

K.M. Udert, T.A. Larsen and W. Gujer

79–84

Decline of residual chlorine in artificial stream flow sustained by reclaimed wastewater: field study in Sapporo

N. Funamizu, T. Iwamoto and T. Takakuwa

85–91

Wastewater reuse and treatment options for the dairy industry

K. Baskaran, L.M. Palmowski and B.M. Watson

93–100

A risk model for enteric virus accumulation and release from recycled water distribution pipe biofilms

M.V. Storey and N.J. Ashbolt

101–107

Reuse of an aerobically treated wastewater effluent for the removal of SO2 in the flue gas

Y. Liu, L.M. Ma, H.H.P. Fang, T.Y. Gao, Z.X. Xu, Y.C. Wang and Z.G. Jing

109–116

Public receptivity regarding "in-house" water recycling: results from a UK survey

P. Jeffrey and B. Jefferson

117–124

Case studies on municipal wastewater reclamation and reuse in China

B. Wang, L. Wang, G. Li, P. Qi and Y Liu

125–131

Reverse osmosis desalination of QNI Yabulu Nickel Refinery wastewater for reuse

J. Milsom, N. Palmer and M. Smallwood

133–139

Soil and water changes after sewage irrigation practice in semi-arid region of Northeast Brazil

A. Lino de Araujo, A. Konig and B.S.O. Ceballos

141–148

Low energy treatment system for brewery wastewater reuse

K. Parameshwaran, A.G. Fane, B.D. Cho, R. Moosbrugger and K.J. Kim

149–154

On-site water recycling systems in Japan

H. Yamagata, M. Ogoshi, Y. Suzuki, M. Ozaki and T. Asano

155–160

Membrane filtration in water recycling: removal of natural hormones

L.D. Nghiem, A.I. Schäfer and T.D. Waite

161–165

Wastewater reclamation through a physical-chemical pilot and two disinfection systems (ozone and chlorine dioxide) combination

M. Folch, E. Huertas, J.C. Tapias, M. Salgot and F. Brissaud

167–175

Production of high quality water for reuse purposes: the West Basin experience

V. Lazarova, P. Sheilds, B. Levine, P. Savoye, D. Hranisavljevic and P. Renaud

177–184

Forecasting peak demand - what do we need to know?

D. Day and C. Howe

185–192

The use of levelised cost in comparing supply and demand side options

S. Fane, J. Robinson and S. White

193–200

Operation of dual drinking and non-potable water networks in Paris: advantages and constraints

B. Nguyen

201–207

Meeting the challenge of climate variability in a major water supply system

G.J. Hughes

209–214

An innovative approach to small town water quality improvements

R. McLean and P. McManamon

215–222

What are we saving anyway? The results of three water demand management programs in NSW, Australia

K. Sarac, D. Day and S. White

223–229

A methodology to determine the effectiveness of water demand management measures in South Africa

E. Johnson and J. Bhagwan

231–237

Benefits of the United States nationwide plumbing efficiency standards

M.A. Dickinson, L.A. Maddaus and W.O. Maddaus

239–245

Minimum performance standards for showerheads in Australia: the benefits and the barriers

D. Day and S. White

247–254

Public awareness and the environment: "How do we encourage environmentally responsible behaviour?"

M. Harvie and P. Jaques

255–261

Watersmart - developing a sustainable water resources strategy for Melbourne

R. Young

263–269

How do consumers perceive water quality? Example of an anthropological study carried out in Paris

A. Euzen

271–279

A new planning method for selecting water supply alternatives in an urbanized watershed with a stochastic approach

D. Eom and T. Kusuda

281–288

The California Urban Water Conservation Council: a consensus partnership for water conservation

M.A. Dickinson

289–295

Optimisation of water extraction considering water demands of water supply, agriculture and ecology

M. Emmert and A. Schneck

297–304

Management of large water resource systems

R.S. Mckenzie and P.G. van Rooyen

305–305

Erratum: Water Science and Technology: Water Supply 3(1-2) 95-102