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Water Science and Technology
Volume 39 Number 4
Contents
- 1–11
- Coping with ever larger problems, models, and data bases
- M. B. Beck
- 13–20
- Application of models in water management in the Netherlands: past, present and future
- R. H. van Waveren
- 21–28
- Modelling large urban drainage systems in real time
- I. D. Cluckie, A. Lane and J. Yuan
- 29–36
- Modeling activated sludge mass transfer in a treatment plant
- C. Joannis, M. Aumond, S. Dauphin, G. Ruban, A. Deguin and G. Bridoux
- 37–44
- Optimisation of the Hamburg wastewater treatment plants by dynamic simulation
- Gösta Ladiges, Christian Günner and Ralf Otterpohl
- 45–53
- Model based evaluation of plant improvement strategies for biological nutrient removal
- H. M. van Veldhuizen, M. C. M. van Loosdrecht and F. A. Brandse
- 55–60
- Analysis and design of suitable model structures for activated sludge tanks with circulating flow
- J. Alex, R. Tschepetzki, U. Jumar, F. Obenaus and K.-H. Rosenwinkel
- 61–69
- Calibrating simple models for mixing and flow propagation in waste water treatment plants
- Bob De Clercq, Filip Coen, Bart Vanderhaegen and Peter A. Vanrolleghem
- 71–78
- Fuzzy control of aeration in an activated sludge wastewater treatment plant: design, simulation and evaluation
- T. J. J. Kalker, C. P. van Goor, P. J. Roeleveld, M. F. Ruland and R. Babu
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- 79–84
- Upflow biological filter: modeling and simulation of filtration
- X. Le Tallec, A. Vidal and D. Thornberg
- 85–92
- Modeling of aerated upflow fixed bed reactors for nitrification
- J. Behrendt
- 93–102
- A comparison of NH4/NO3 control strategies for alternating activated sludge processes
- L. J. S. Lukasse, K. J. Keesman, A. Klapwijk and G. van Straten
- 103–111
- Components of a model-based operation system for wastewater treatment plants
- Frank Obenaus, Karl-Heinz Rosenwinkel, Jens Alex, Ralf Tschepetzki and Ulrich Jumar
- 113–120
- Parameter estimation for activated sludge models with the help of mass balances
- O. Nowak, A. Franz, K. Svardal, V. Müller and V. Kühn
- 121–128
- Rational transfer function models for nitrifying trickling filters
- T. Wik
- 129–136
- Management optimisation of a large wastewater treatment plant
- A. Carucci, E. Rolle and P. Smurra
- 137–145
- Direct parameter extraction from respirograms for wastewater and biomass characterization
- Henri Spanjers, Imre Takács and Harry Brouwer
- 147–153
- Support of sewage processing by an online simulation
- G. Kolisch, J. Londong, M. Haupt and C. Hulsch
- 155–162
- Operating diagnostics on a flocculator-settling tank using fluent CFD software
- S. Lainé, L. Phan, P. Pellarin and P. Robert
- 163–168
- Dynamic simulation of a low loaded trickling filter for nitrification
- K. Seggelke, F. Obenaus and K.-H. Rosenwinkel
- 169–176
- Modelling of an alternating oxidation ditch system
- A. Stamou, A. Katsiri, I. Mantziaras, K. Boshnakov, B. Koumanova and S. Stoyanov
- 177–184
- On BOD tests for the determination of biodegradable COD for Calibrating Activated Sludge Model No. 1
- Stefan R. Weijers
- 185–192
- Modelling of water quality-based emission limits for industrial discharges in rivers
- A. M. J. Ragas and R. S. E. W. Leuven
- 193–201
- DELFTMDD: A tool for integration of independent models in a decision support system
- P. J. A. Gijsbers
- 203–211
- Modeling the actors in water supply systems
- D. Tillman, T. A. Larsen, C. Pahl-Wostl and W. Gujer
- 213–220
- Integrated water quality and environmental cost-benefit modelling for the management of the River Tame
- Bob Crabtree, Matt Hickman and Dave Martin
- 221–231
- Design of rural water systems using dynamic models
- A. H. Lobbrecht
- 233–240
- Uncertainty in return period analysis of combined sewer overflow effects using embedded Monte Carlo simulations
- Morten Grum and R. Hans Aalderink
- 241–248
- Selection aid of alternative techniques in urban storm drainage - proposition of an expert system
- S. Barraud, Y. Azzout, F. N. Cres and B. Chocat
- 249–255
- Modelling and reliability analysis of water distribution systems
- T. T. Tanyimboh, R. Burd, R. Burrows and M. Tabesh
- 257–268
- Setting up measuring campaigns for integrated wastewater modelling
- Peter A. Vanrolleghem, Wolfgang Schilling, Wolfgang Rauch, Peter Krebs and Hans Aalderink
- 269–279
- Dynamic control of the Delfland polders and storage basin, The Netherlands
- A. H. Lobbrecht, M. D. Sinke and S. B. Bouma
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