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Water Supply
Volume 3 Number 4
Water Recycling in the Mediterranean (Selected Proceedings of the IWA regional Symposium on Water Recycling in the Mediterranean Region, held in Iraklio, Greece, 26-29 September 2002)
Contents
- 1–10
- The environmental benefits of water recycling and reuse
- J. Anderson
- 11–19
- Evaluating alternative strategies for wastewater recycling and reuse in the Mediterranean area
- J. Ganoulis
- 21–31
- Some examples of water recycling in Australian urban environments: a step towards environmental sustainability
- E.A. Gardner
- 33–50
- Wastewater recycling and reuse in the Near East Region: experience and issues
- M. Bazza
- 51–57
- Agriculture, water and the environment: future challenges
- G. Oron
- 59–68
- Challenges and prospectives for water recycling and reuse in EU countries
- A.N. Angelakis, L. Bontoux and V. Lazarova
- 69–77
- Using recycled water for non-potable, urban uses: a review with particular reference to toilet flushing
- V. Lazarova, S. Hills and R. Birks
- 79–88
- Expert system for municipal wastewater management with emphasis in reuse
- M.A. Economopoulou and A.P. Economopoulos
- 89–96
- Development of a web-based tool for the calculation of costs of different wastewater treatment and reuse scenarios
- S. Sipala, G. Mancini and F.G.A. Vagliasindi
- 97–103
- Water reuse and zero liquid discharge: a sustainable water resource solution
- B. Durham and M. Mierzejewski
- 105–113
- The role of information on farmers' willingness to use recycled water for irrigation
- K.P. Tsagarakis and N. Georgantzís
- 115–122
- Willingness of farmers to pay for reclaimed wastewater in Jordan and Tunisia
- M. Abu Madi, O. Braadbaart, R. Al-Sa'ed and G. Alaerts
- 123–130
- Slow granular filtration for water reuse
- A. Adin
- 131–137
- Pharmaceuticals and health care products in wastewater effluents: the example of carbamazepine
- K. Stamatelatou, C. Frouda, M.S. Fountoulakis, P. Drillia, M. Kornaros and G. Lyberatos
- 139–143
- Characterisation of volatile organic contaminants after different pretreatment systems in reclaimed wastewater
- J. Romero, F. Ventura, M. Folch, M. Salgot and A. Torrens
- 145–152
- Costs of tertiary treatment of municipal wastewater by rapid sand filter with coagulants and UV
- H. Heinonen-Tanski, P. Juntunen, R. Rajala, E. Haume and A. Niemelä
- 153–160
- Partial nitrification activated sludge operation as an appropriate nitrogen removal scheme for the Mediterranean region
- G.J. Hatziconstantinou and A.D. Andreadakis
- 161–168
- Ultrafiltration as tertiary treatment for industrial reuse
- C. Lubello, R. Gori, A.M. de Bernardinis and G. Simonelli
- 169–175
- Modelling of bacterial removal in wastewater storage reservoir for irrigation purposes: a case study in Sicily, Italy
- S. Barbagallo, F. Brissaud, G.L. Cirelli, S. Consoli and P. Xu
- 177–184
- Removal of fecal coliforms, somatic coliphages and F-specific bacteriophages in a stabilization pond and reservoir system in arid regions
- L. Alcalde, G. Oron, L. Gillerman, M. Salgot and Y. Manor
- 185–192
- Wastewater treatment and biomass production by slow rate systems using different plant species
- V.E. Tzanakakis, N.V. Paranychianakis, S. Kyritsis and A.N. Angelakis
- 193–200
- Comparative design and performance analysis of three different in configuration waste stabilization ponds pilot units in a Mediterranean-temperate climate
- G.A. Parissopoulos, A. Papadopoulos, F. Papadopoulos and A. Karteris
- 201–208
- Combining UASB technology and constructed wetland for domestic wastewater reclamation and reuse
- M.A. El-Khateeb and F.A. El-Gohary
- 209–216
- Extensive reclamation technologies, assets for the development of water reuse in the Mediterranean
- F. Brissaud, P. Xu and M. Auset
- 217–221
- Optimisation of the use of nitrogen in the treated wastewater reused for irrigation
- I. Papadopoulos and S. Savvides
- 223–229
- Economic benefit from irrigation of cotton and corn with treated wastewater
- C.D. Tsadilas and P.S. Vakalis
- 231–237
- Water reuse in Israel - the Dan Region Project: evaluation of water quality and reliability of plant's operation
- N. Icekson-Tal, O. Avraham, J. Sack and H. Cikurel
- 239–246
- The long-term performance of Soil Aquifer Treatment (SAT) for effluent reuse
- E. Idelovitch, N. Icekson-Tal, O. Avraham and M. Michail
- 247–252
- Reduction of pathogens, indicator bacteria, and alternative indicators by wastewater treatment and reclamation processes
- T.M. Scott, M.R. McLaughlin, V.J. Harwood, V. Chivukula, A. Levine, A. Gennaccaro, J. Lukasik, S.R. Farrah and J.B. Rose
- 253–259
- Die-off and retardation of Cryptosporidium spp. oocyst in loamy soil saturated with secondary effluent
- A.M. Nasser, Z. Huberman, A. Zilberman and S. Greenfeld
- 261–267
- Ultrasonic disinfection of wastewater effluents for high-quality reuse
- U. Neis and T. Blume
- 269–275
- Secondary effluent disinfection by peracetic acid (PAA): microrganism inactivation and regrowth, preliminary results
- V. Mezzanotte, M. Antonelli, A. Azzellino, S. Citterio and C. Nurizzo
- 277–284
- Modelling the formation of THM (trihalomethanes) during chlorination of treated municipal wastewater
- E. Koukouraki and E. Diamadopoulos
- 285–291
- Evaluation of the UV disinfection process in bacteria and amphizoic amoebae inactivation
- C. Maya, N. Beltrán, B. Jiménez and P. Bonilla
- 293–300
- UV disinfection of water: the need for UV reactor validation
- Y.A. Lawryshyn and B. Cairns
- 301–309
- Risk assessment in wastewater recycling and reuse
- M. Salgot, C. Vergés and A.N. Angelakis
- 311–316
- International guidelines for water recycling: microbiological considerations
- C.P. Gerba and J.B. Rose
- 317–324
- Reclaimed water reuse in the Mediterranean region: some considerations on water resources, standards and bacterial re-growth phenomena
- C. Nurizzo
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