Water Science & Technology

Volume 17 Number 4-5

Contents

Epidemiological Evidence For Helminth And Cholera Transmission By Vegetables Irrigated with Wastewater: Jerusalem — A Case Study

Hillel I. Shuval, Perez Yekutiel and Badri Fattal ..........433–442

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Wastewater Treatment by Artificial Wetlands

R. M. Gersberg,B. V. Elkins and C R Goldman..........443–450

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Use of Peracetic Acid in Operational Sewage Sludge Disposal to Pasture

J. A. L. Fraser, A. F. Godfree and F. Jones ..........451–466

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Considerations on Water, Oil and Air in Porous Media

H. O. Schiegg ..........467–476

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Leachate Attenuation in the Unsaturated Zone Beneath Landfills: Instrumentation and Monitoring of a Site in Southern England

H. D. Robinson and J. L. Lucas ..........477–492

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Settling of Nutrient Removal Activated Sludges

A. R. Pitman ..........493–504

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Sludge Conditioning: Effects of Sludge Biochemical Composition

P. T. Bowen and T. M. Keinath ..........505–515

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Floc-Forming Substances Extracted from Activated Sludge with Ammonium Hydroxide and EDTA Solutions

T. Sato and Y. Ose ..........517–528

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Highly Efficient Anaerobic Digestion with Thermal Pretreatment

M. Hiraoka, N. Takeda, S. Sakai and A. Yasuda ..........529–539

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Production of Liquid Alum from Aluminum-Anodizing Sludges

F. M. Saunders and C. B. Harmon ..........541–550

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Sludge Treatment Technology and Ionizing Radiation

M. Sedláček, M. Koubík, K. Vacek and J. Rejholec ..........551–562

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Sludge Stabilisation and Disinfection by Means of Autothermal Aerobic Digestion with Oxygen

B. C. Trim, and J. E. McGlashan ..........563–573

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Decontaminating Biological Sludge for Agricultural Use

L. Wong and J. G. Henry ..........575–586

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Fractionation of Heavy Metals in Sewage Sludges

R. J. Oake, C. S. Booker and R D Davis ..........587–598

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Controlling Metal Uptake from Heat-Treated Sludge Applied to Grasslands

J. W. Vail and D. G. Devey ..........599–610

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Disinfection of Drinking Water Rich in Bromide with Chlorine and Chlorine Dioxide, While Minimizing the Formation of Undesirable By-Products

Ch. Rav-Acha, A. Serri, E. (Goldstein) Choshen and B. Limoni ..........611–621

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Sunlight Photooxidation of Organic Pollutants in Wastewater

A. J. Acher ..........623–632

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Synthesis Modeling of Municipal Wastewater Treatment Systems

A. S. Câmara, C. W. Randall and L. C. Frair ..........633–644

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F Specific RNA Bacteriophages in Sewage: Methodology and Occurrence

A. H. Havelaar, W. M. Hogeboom and R. Pot ..........645–655

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Inactivation of Hepatitis a Virus, Other Enteric Viruses and Indicator Organisms in Water by Chlorination

W. O. K. Grabow, P. Coubrough, C. Hilner and B. W. Bateman ..........657–664

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Effects of Water Quality on Microporous Filter Methods for Enteric Virus Concentration

M. D. Sobsey, T. Cromeans, A. R. Hickey and J. S. Glass ..........665–679

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Factors Controlling the Survival of Viruses in Groundwater

Marylynn V. Yates and Charles P. Gerba ..........681–687

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Occurrence of Viruses in Treated Drinking Water in the United States

Elmer W. Akin ..........689–700

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Colloidal Stability of Particles in Lakes: Measurement and Significance

Waris Ali, Charles R. O’Melia, and James K. Edzwald ..........701–712

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Sorption of Ammonia Nitrogen on River Borne Suspended Solids

R. F. Wukasch, and L. P. Moos ..........713–718

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Mechanism and Kinetics of Cementation Processes

Boris Mikhail Khudenko ..........719–731

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Phosphorus, Nitrogen and Chlorophyll-A Concentrations in a Typical Dutch Polder Lake, Tjeukemeer, in Relation to its Water Regime Between 1968 and 1982

H. De Haan, and J. R. Moed ..........733–743

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The Role of Phytoplankton in the Dissolved Oxygen Budget of a Stratified Estuary

P. G. Soulsby, M. Mollowney, G. Marsh and D. Lowthion ..........745–756

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Restoration of Lake Veluwe, The Netherlands, by Reduction of Phosphorus Loading and Flushing

S. H. Hosper ..........757–768

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Water Quality Control of the Andelse Maas Basin, The Netherlands, by Iron Dosing

A. C. Hoekstra and K. D. Maiwald ..........769–780

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Treatment of Agro-Industrial Wastes Using Water Hyacinth

C. K. John ..........781–790

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The Selective Cultivation of Easily Harvestable Algae Using Crossflow-Microscreening

W. A. Pretorius and L. C. Hensman ..........791–802

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Waste Water Recycling by Duckweed for Protein Production and Effluent Renovation

Gideon Oron, Louw R. Wildschut and Dan Porath ..........803–817

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A Potential Treatment Alternative for Swine Wastewater in the Tropics

P. Y. Yang and S. Y. Nagano ..........819–831

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