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Water Science and Technology
Volume 32 Number 7
Contents
- 1–8
- The impact of runoff and sediment transport from the Provadiyska and Devnenska rivers on the Beloslav lake
- Grigor Mihailov, Kristio Daskalov and Nikolay Lissev
- 9–12
- The pollution of the Black Sea from livestock and steps towards its limitation
- Svetla M. Marinova
- 13–23
- Refuse pollution of seas and oceans
- W. F. Clunie and D. W. Hendricks
- 25–32
- An assessment of water quality in a coastal embayment (Phaleron Bay, Greece)
- A. J. Theodorou
- 33–39
- The ecological situation in the Russian part of the Black Sea-isotopic-geochemical monitoring in a shore-sea system
- Michael V. Kochetkov, Namik M. Zairy, Michael P. Polkanov and Vladimir A. Vilenkin
- 41–46
- Determination of the pollutant far-fields dilution using variable turbulent diffusion coefficients
- T. V. Gardanov
- 47–53
- Tsunami vulnerability modelling for the Bulgarian Black Sea coast
- Boyko Ranguelov and Dragomir Gospodinov
- 55–62
- A comparison of models for coastal circulation
- Anastasios I. Stamou, George C. Christodoulou, Lisa A. Bensasson and Iason E. Lazaridis
- 63–70
- The Black Sea factor influencing the wastewater disposal strategy for Istanbul
- I. Ethem Gönenç, Oguz Müftüoglu, Bilsen Beler Baykal, Ertugrul Dogan, Hüseyin Yüce and Melike Gürel
- 71–78
- Analysis of Northern adriatic sea surges
- D. Manzi and L. Mazzucchelli
- 79–86
- Sea outfalls for the disposal and treatment of wastewater effluents
- Raymond F. Caine
- 87–93
- Wind-induced circulations of the black sea
- Nilgün Kiran, Orhan Yenigün, Erdem Albek and Osman Börekçi
- 95–102
- On the kinetics of nitrification-denitrification biological excess phosphorus removal processes
- R. Arsov, I. Ribarova, Y. Topalova and G. Mihailov
- 103–110
- Microbiological features of nitrification-denitrification biological excess phosphorus removal systems in the presence of oNP as an inhibitor
- Y. Topalova, I. Ribarova, R. Dimkov and R. Arsov
- 111–117
- Upgrading of a small wastewater treatment plant: design and operation aspects
- G. J. Hatziconstantinou, C. M. Kalergis and A. P. Grivas
- 119–126
- Organic compounds at different stages of a refinery wastewater treatment plant
- Holger Gulyas and Margrit Reich
- 127–134
- Treatment of industrial wastewaters with ozone/hydrogen peroxide
- H. Gulyas, R. von Bismarck and L. Hemmerling
- 135–142
- The nitrogen removal potential of predenitrification systems in sensitive coastal areas
- E. Görgün, N. Artan, D. Orhon and R. Tasli
- 143–150
- Wastewater treatment in a company with advanced demands for water quality
- D. Heinrich
- 151–157
- Enhancement of biomass concentration in activated sludge systems
- R. Pla
 and I. Sekoulov
- 159–166
- An evaluation of the efficiency and impact of raw wastewater disinfection with peracetic acid prior to ocean discharge
- Concepción Sánchez-Ruiz, Silvia Martínez-Royano and Iñaki Tejero-Monzón
- 167–174
- The disinfection of municipal wastewater by ultraviolet light: a French case study
- J. Y. Perrot and J. Baron
- 175–181
- A legislative initiative for the protection of Black Sea water from industrial indirect discharges
- Atanas Paskalev and Galina Dimova
- 183–190
- Quality characteristics of surface and sea waters in Greece in relation to European union legislation
- A. D. Andreadakis and A. Katsara
- 191–198
- Evaluation of the impact from the Black Sea on the pollution of the Marmara Sea
- Derin Orhon
- 199–206
- Multipurpose filters with ion-exchanger for the equalization of ammonia peaks
- Martin Oldenburg and Ivan Sekoulov
- 207–214
- TSS/BOD removal efficiency and cost comparison of chemical and biological wastewater treatment
- Valentin Nenov
- 215–219
- Contaminant migration from sanitary landfill leachate through soil monoliths
- Magdelinka Radenkova-Yaneva, Emilia Kostakeva and Dimiter Toshev
- 221–224
- Lakes and reservoirs: reflecting waters of sustainable use
- S. Matsui, S. Ide and M. Ando
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