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Water Science & Technology

Volume 21 Number 10-11

Contents

Measuring the Biological Effects of Pollution: The Mussel Watch Approach
B. L. Bayne ..........1089–1100
UK State-Of-The-Art — Sewerage Rehabilitation
D. Clegg, A. R. Eadon and D. Fiddes ..........1101–1112
Sewage Sludge Disposal: Current and Future Options
A. M. Bruce and R. D. Davis ..........1113–1128
An Overview of the Trends and Future Direction of Information Technology in the Water Industry
M. J. Rouse and R. F. Cranfield ..........1129–1135
Water Quality Indices for the Management of Surface Water Quality
M. A. House and D. H. Newsome ..........1137–1148
The Application of a Water Quality Index to River Management
J. M. Tyson and M. A. House ..........1149–1159
System Identification and Control of the Activated Sludge Process by Use of a Statistical Model
M. Hiraoka and K. Tsumura ..........1161–1172
Control Objectives and the Modelling of Mlss in Oxidation Ditches
M. von Sperling and J. P. Lumbers ..........1173–1183
Simultaneous DO Control and Respiration Estimation
Ulf Holmberg, Gustaf Olsson and Bengt Andersson ..........1185–1195
Dissolved Oxygen Control and Oxygen Utilization Rate Estimation: Extension of the Holmberg/Olsson Method
S. M. Bocken, M. Braae and P. L. Dold ..........1197–1208
Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) Regulation as a Way to Optimize Aeration and C, N and P Removal: Experimental Basis and Various Full-Scale Examples
J. Charpentier, H. Godart, G. Martin and Y. Mogno ..........1209–1223
Process Improvement by Computer-Aided Load Smoothing in Activated Sludge Treatment
G. Naghdy and P. Helliwell ..........1225–1237
The Application of ICA in Sewage Treatment — Witney Evaluation and Demonstration Facility (EDF)
A. J. Butwell, J. M. Burns, R. S. Fielden and M. J. Berry ..........1239–1248
A Comparison of Several Control Algorithms for Activated Sludge Waste Rate
D. A. Vaccari and C. Christodoulatos ..........1249–1260
Design of Accidental Pollution Alarm Systems
J. M. Philipot, J. P. Coutant and P. Mousty ..........1261–1270
Automation of Batch Wastewater Treatment Systems Using Programmable Logic Controllers
James E. Alleman, Michael W. Sweeney and Dennis M. Kamber ..........1271–1282
The Application of Information Systems and Telemetry to Operational Management in Anglian Water
J. W. Green, C. Page, G. M. Eastman and D. Howes ..........1283–1294
Oxygen Transfer Efficiency Measurements Using Off-Gas Techniques
W. C. Boyle, B. G. Hellstrom and L. Ewing ..........1295–1300
Instrument Triplication in Sewage Treatment
J. M. Burns ..........1301–1308
Control of Polymer Addition for Sludge Conditioning: A Demonstration Study
H. W. Campbell and P. J. Crescuolo ..........1309–1317
Automation and Optimisation of Centrifuge Sludge Dewatering
Gunter Schrank and Clive Murren ..........1319–1324
ICA — Evolution is Better than Revolution
A. R. Comley ..........1325–1331
Measurements, Data Analysis and Control Methods in Wastewater Treatment Plants—State of the Art and Future Trends
Gustaf Olsson, Bengt Andersson, Bengt Göran Hellstrom, Hans Holmström, Lars Gunnar Reinius and Petr Vopatek ..........1333–1345
Sludge Reaeration in Two-Step Nitrification
W. Bailey, W. White, C. Wilber, T. E. Wilson and R. Bizzarri ..........1347–1358
Operation of the Soreq Wastewater Treatment Plant with a Single-Stage Nitrification-Denitrification Activated Sludge System
G. Arueste, D. Farchill, M. Goldstein and Y. Gruber ..........1359–1372
Full-Scale Experiences with Biological Phosphorus Removal at the Wastewater Treatment Plants of West Berlin
R. Boll, R. Kayser, A. Peter and F. Sarfert ..........1373–1387
A Critical Look into the Deviation of Full Scale Performance from Design Expectations
R. Zaloum ..........1389–1402
Optimisation of Aeration Efficiency: A Design Procedure for Secondary Treatment Using a Hybrid Aeration System
V. K. Thomas, B. Chambers and W. Dunn ..........1403–1419
Experiences in Field Testing a Variety of Aeration Equipment in Sweden and in the U.S.A. by Offgas Analysis
D. T. Redmon, W. C. Boyle and B. G. Hellstrom ..........1421–1429
Sewage Sludge Disposal in Southern California, U.S.A
William F. Garber ..........1431–1440
Recent Advances in Mechanical Dewatering of Digested Sludge
Earl W. Knight ..........1441–1446
Full-Scale Experience with Sludge Treatment at the Vienna Sewage Works
Peter Thomas Ruggenthaler ..........1447–1451
System Design and Full-Scale Plant Study on a Drying-Incineration System for Sewage Sludge
S. Sakai, M. Hiraoka, N. Takeda and I. Ohhama ..........1453–1466
Conversion of Sludge to Oil: A Novel Approach to Sludge Management
H. W. Campbell and T. R. Bridle ..........1467–1475
Operational Aspects of Doha South Sewage Treatment Works
P. G. Holmes ..........1477–1488
The Mersey Basin Campaign—The Technical Challenge
B. Alexander and E. Harper ..........1489–1498
River Basin Management—A Water Company Perspective
J. Carter ..........1499–1500
River Basin Management in Scotland
D. Hammerton ..........1501–1508
River Basin Management in Northern Ireland
David Logan ..........1509–1515
Marine Treatment
P. N. Paul and F. N. Midmer ..........1517–1526
The Government’s Proposals for the Restructuring and Privatisation of the Water Authorities in England and Wales
P. N. Bristow ..........1527–1530