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Water Science and Technology
Volume 35 Number 10
Contents
- 1–4
- Trends in advanced wastewater treatment
- Mogens Henze
- 5–12
- Advanced anaerobic wastewater treatment in the near future
- G. Lettinga, J. Field, J. van Lier, G. Zeeman and L. W. Hulshoff Pol
- 13–26
- Micropollutants: a bottleneck in sustainable wastewater treatment
- I. Janssens, T. Tanghe and W. Verstraete
- 27–34
- Don't reject the idea of treating reject water
- Hans M. Janus and Helle F. van der Roest
- 35–41
- Membrane bioreactors for wastewater treatment: the state of the art and new developments
- L. van Dijk and G. C. G. Roncken
- 43–52
- Enhanced biological phosphate removal: modelling and design in theory and practice
- Holger Scheer and Carl F. Seyfried
- 53–61
- Improved design and control of industrial and municipal nutrient removal plants using dynamic models
- F. Coen, B. Vanderhaegen, I. Boonen, P. A. Vanrolleghem and P. Van Meenen
- 63–71
- Application of computational intelligence for on-line control of a sequencing batch reactor (SBR) at Morrinsville sewage treatment plant
- A. Cohen, G. Janssen, S. D. Brewster, R. Seeley, A. A. Boogert, A. A. Graham, M. R. Mardani, N. Clarke and N. K. Kasabov
- 73–78
- Feasibility of treatment of low polluted waste water in municipal waste water treatment plants
- Harry L. Dorussen and Wilfried B. A. Wassenberg
- 79–85
- Reduction of nutrient emission by sludge hydrolysis
- Kjaer Andreasen, Gert Petersen, Henrik Thomsen and Rune Strube
- 87–94
- Verification of anoxic phosphate uptake as the main biochemical mechanism of the "dephanox" process
- R. Sorm, J. Wanner, R. Saltarelli, G. Bortone and A. Tilche
- 95–102
- Post-denitrification at the Frankfurt-Niederrad wastewater treatment plant by fluidized-bed technology
- H. Johannes Pöpel and Werner Kristeller
- 103–110
- Aerated denitrification in full-scale activated sludge facilities
- Mervyn C. Goronszy, Gunnar Demoulin and Mark Newland
- 111–120
- Aerobic deammonification: a new experience in the treatment of wastewaters
- Anke Hippen, Karl-Heinz Rosenwinkel, Goetz Baumgarten and Carl F. Seyfried
- 121–128
- Anaerobic treatment of complex wastewater and waste activated sludge - application of an upflow anaerobic solid removal (UASR) reactor for the removal and pre-hydrolysis of suspended COD
- Grietje Zeeman, Wendy T. M. Sanders, Kaijun Y. Wang and Gatze Lettinga
- 129–136
- High nutrient removal in the three-sludge sewage treatment system: results and economic evaluation
- E. H. Marsman, P. J. Roeleveld and J. H. Rensink
- 137–146
- The modified renphosystem: a high biological nutrient removal system
- J. H. Rensink, J. van der Ven, G. van Pamelen, F. Fedder and E. Majoor
- 147–153
- Removal of organic halogens (AOX) from municipal wastewater by powdered activated carbon (PAC)/activated sludge (AS) treatment
- C. Bornhardt, J. E. Drewes and M. Jekel
- 155–163
- Advanced treatment of effluents from an agrochemical formulation plant
- S. Haverhoek, J. Koning, N. A. van Staveren and M. A. de Ruyter
- 165–172
- Groundwater treatment at the former gas work remediation site "griftpark" in utrecht, the netherlands. Results of the semi permanent testing facility
- F. I. H. M. Oesterholt, M. P. Pluim and P. W. de Vries
- 173–181
- Sludge activity under the conditions of crossflow microfiltration
- Martin Brockmann and Carl F. Seyfried
- 183–188
- The biobed® EGSB (expanded granular sludge bed) system covers shortcomings of the upflow anaerobic sludge blanket reactor in the chemical industry
- George R. Zoutberg and Peter de Been
- 189–197
- Anaerobic treatment of inuline effluent in an internal circulation reactor
- L. H. A. Habets, A. J. H. H. Engelaar and N. Groeneveld
- 199–206
- High-rate anaerobic wastewater treatment under psychrophilic and thermophilic conditions
- Jules B. van Lier, Salih Rebac and Gatze Lettinga
- 207–211
- Effects on anaerobic digestion of sewage sludge pretreatment
- H. B. Choi, K. Y. Hwang and E. B. Shin
- 213–220
- Sustainable technological development for urban-water cycles
- J. H. J. M. van der Graaf, H. A. Meester-Broertjes, W. A. Bruggeman and E. J. Vles
- 221–228
- Sustainability of municipal wastewater treatment
- P. J. Roeleveld, A. Klapwijk, P. G. Eggels, W. H. Rulkens and W. van Starkenburg
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