Water Science & Technology

Volume 19 Number 12

Contents

Preface

Duncan Mara ..........ix

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Waste Stabilization Ponds in Europe: A State of the Art Review

M. Vuillot and C. Boutin ..........1–6

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Wastewater Stabilization Lagoon Design Criteria for Portugal

J. M. Gomes de Sousa ..........7–16

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German Experiences with Sewage Treatment Ponds

K. Bucksteeg ..........17–23

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Waste Stabilization Ponds in France: An Overall Review

P. Boutin, A. Vachon and Y. Racault ..........25–31

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An Initial Evaluation of Al Sumra Waste Stabilisation Ponds (Jordan

Saqer Salem Al-Salem and J. P. Lumbers ..........33–37

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Evaluation of Waste Stabilization Pond Performance in Missouri and Kansas, U.S.A.

Shankha K. Banerji and Brent Ruess ..........39–46

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Wastewater Lagoons in a Cold Climate

J. A. Oleszkiewicz and A. B. Sparling ..........47–53

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The Development of Lagoons in Venezuela

M. Lansdell ..........55–60

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The Performance of a Series of Five Deep Waste Stabilization Ponds in Northeast Brazil

S. A. Silva, D. D. Mara and R. de Oliveira ..........61–64

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The Use of an Algal-Microcrustacean Polyculture System for Domestic Wastewater Treatment

H. Kawai, P. Jureidini. J. da Conceição Neto, O. F. Motter and R. Rossetto ..........65–70

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Chemical Precipitation in Highly Loaded Stabilization Ponds in Cold Climates: Scandinavian Experiences

H. Ødegaard, P. Balmer and J. Hanæus ..........71–77

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Pond Treatment of Rettery Wastewaters

K. Bartoszewski and A. Bilyk ..........79–83

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Treatment of Slaughterhouse Wastewaters in Stabilization Ponds

A. C. Duarte, L. M. Arroja, P. F. Diegues, I. Rosada, A. Hall and J. B. Oliveira ..........85–91

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Water Quality Improvement of Secondary Effluent by an Oxidation Pond with Subsequent Sand Filtration Treatment

Shigeo Fujii, Isao Somiya and Kaoru Takeda ..........93–99

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Removal of Organics from Leachate by the Combined Process of a Facultative Pre-Treatment Pond and an Aerated Lagoon at a Sea-Based Solid Waste Disposal Site

K. Takamizawa, O. Yamamoto, I. Fukunage, Z. Inoue and A. Honda ..........101–107

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Water Column Sampling as a Rapid and Efficient Method of Determining Effluent Quality and the Performance of Waste Stabilization Ponds

H. W. Pearson, D. D. Mara, A. Konig, R. de Oliveira, S. W. Mills, D. J. Smallman and S. A. Silva ..........109–113

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Ammonia Toxicity to Algal Growth in Waste Stabilization Ponds

A. Konig, H. W. Pearson and S. A. Silva ..........115–122

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Nitrogen Transformations and Removal in Waste Stabilization Ponds in Portugal: Seasonal Variations

M. C. R. Santos and J. F. S. Oliveira ..........123–130

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Factors Determining Algal Populations in Waste Stabilization Ponds and the Influence of Algae on Pond Performance

H. W. Pearson, D. D. Mara, S. W. Mills and D. J. Smallman ..........131–140

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Microorganism Removal in Waste Stabilization Ponds in Portugal

M. Jenny do Nascimento ..........141–144

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Physico-Chemical Parameters Influencing Faecal Bacterial Survival in Waste Stabilization Ponds

H. W. Pearson, D. D. Mara, S. W. Mills and D. J. Smallman ..........145–152

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Sedimentation and Digestion on Pond Bottoms — An Attempt to Establish a Short-Term Material Balance

A. Iwema, J. Carré and D. Minot ..........153–159

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A Simulation of Benthal Stabilization

C. W. Bryant and E. C. Bauer ..........161–167

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Effects of Maturation on the Characteristics of Wastewater Stabilization Pond Sludges

J. Carré and D. Baron ..........169–175

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The Identification of Benthic Feed-Back in Facultative Ponds

J. P. Lumbers and R. Y. G. Andoh ..........177–182

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The Attenuation of Underground Water Contamination in a Vinasse Clay-Lined Pond

P. M. Büchler ..........183–185

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Design Equations for Bod Removal in Facultative Ponds

E. Joe Middlebrooks ..........187–193

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Interpretation of Laboratory-Scale Waste Stabilization Pond Studies

T. Wood ..........195–203

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Waste Stabilization Pond Prediction Model

H. C. Preul and R. A. Wagner ..........205–211

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An Alternative Approach to the Design of Waste Stabilization Ponds

A. James ..........213–218

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The Hydraulic Performance of Waste Stabilization Ponds in Portugal

M. H. F. Marecos do Monte and D. D. Mara ..........219–227

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Attached-Growth Waste Stabilization Pond Treatment Evaluation

H. K. Shin and Chongrak Polprasert ..........229–235

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A Study of the Performance of a High-Rate Photosynthetic Pond System

H. M. Pinheiro, M. T. Reis and J. M. Novais ..........237–241

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High-Rate Algal Ponds: Treatment of Wastewaters and Protein Production: IV — Chemical Composition of Biomass Produced from Swine Wastes

A. M. Rodrigues and J. F. Santos Oliveira ..........243–248

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High-Rate Oxidation Ponds: The Israeli Experience

G. Shelef and Y. Azov ..........249–255

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Harvesting of Algae from High-Rate Ponds by Flocculation-Flotation

E. Sandbank and G. Shelef ..........257–263

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Aeration and Water Hyacinths in Waste Stabilization Ponds

P. R. Thomas and H. O. Phelps ..........265–271

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BOD Removal in Floating Aquatic Macrophyte-Based Wastewater Treatment Systems

T. A. DeBusk and K. R. Reddy ..........273–279

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Removal of Heavy Metals and Sewage Sludge Using the Mud Snail, Cipangopaludina chinensis malle at a REEVE, in Paddy Fields as Artificial Wetlands

Y. Kurihara and T. Suzuki ..........281–286

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Wastewater Treatment in Stabilization Ponds with Higher Aquatic Plants

V. I. Tsiprijan and V. V. Kravets ..........287–288

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Irrigation Reuse of Pond Effluents in Developing Countries

C. R. Bartone and S. Arlosoroff ..........289–297

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Reuse of Stabilization Pond Effluent for Agricultural Irrigation in Israel

G. Shelef, M. Juanico and M. Vikinsky ..........299–305

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Reuse of Stabilization Pond Effluent for Citrus reticulata (Orange), Forest and Road Verge Plants

C. K. Kale and A. S. Bal ..........307–315

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Deep Wastewater Reservoirs in Israel — I: Limnological Changes following Self-Purification

Inka Dor, Iris Kalinsky, Jahob Eren and Chanan Dimentman ..........317–322

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Clogging in Irrigation Systems Reusing Pond Effluents and its Prevention

A. Adin ..........323–328

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Stabilization Ponds in South-West France: Effluent Quality

P. Boutin and Satese des Deux-Sèvres ..........329–331

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French Experience in the Operation and Maintenance of Wastewater Treatment Lagoons

M. Vuillot, C. Boutin and M. F. Dupuis ..........333–335

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Environmental Impact Assessment of the Discharge of the Effluent from the Faro Waste Stabilization Ponds into the Ria Formosa, Algarve, Portugal

Maria Amélia S. Pereira and Luís Machado ..........337–339

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Algal-Bacterial Ponding Systems for Municipal Wastewater Treatment in Arid Regions

I. I. Esen, K. Puskas, I. Banat and R. Al-Daher ..........341–343

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Sewage Stabilisation Ponds in Arabia and Kenya

L. J. Smith ..........345–347

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Studies on High Altitude Waste Stabilization Ponds in Peru

H. W. Pearson, D. D. Mara, W. Thompson and S. P. Maber ..........349–353

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Improvement of Oxidation Pond Effluent Quality by Sand Filtration

Isao Somiya, Shigeo Fujii and Kaoru Takeda ..........355–357

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Ultraviolet Radiation and Sedimentation of Wastewater Lagoon Effluents

V. D. Adams, E. C. Nieminska and M. B. Borup ..........359–361

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Steel Industry Wastes Treatment in Buffer Ponds

V. M. Bagnyuk ..........363–364

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A Civil Engineer’S Point of View on Water Tightness and Clogging of Waste Stabilization Ponds

C. Bernhard and N. Kirchgessner ..........365–367

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Effects of Lagoon Treatment on Helminth Eggs

J. Schwartzbrod, K. Bouhoum and B. Baleux ..........369–371

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Domestic Wastewater Treatment in Tanks with Emergent Hydrophytes: Latest Results of a Recent Plant in France

A. Lienard ..........373–375

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Development and Application of an Energy Utilization System for Organic Wastewater

Chen Shinian and Yan Guangyu ..........377–380

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The Effect of pH on the Performance of High-Rate Oxidation Ponds

Y. Azov and G. Shelef ..........381–383

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Microalgal Harvesting by in situ Autoflotation

E. Sandbank and L. J. van Vuuren ..........385–387

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Waste Stabilization Ponds as Teaching and Research Tools

A. Hall, A. C. Duarte and J. P. Oliveira ..........389–391

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Conclusions ..........393–398

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Subject Index ..........399–401

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