Water Research

Measurement by in situ bioassay of water quality in an agricultural catchment
pp. 2441-2448(8)
Authors: Crane M.; Delaney P.; Mainstone C.; Clarke S.

An examination of the structure of UASB granules
pp. 2449-2454(6)
Authors: Quarmby J.; Forster C.F.

Adsorption characteristics of Cu(II) on humus-kaolin complexes
pp. 2455-2460(6)
Authors: Chihpin H.; Ya-Ling Y.

Growth and phosphate uptake of immobilized Acinetobacter cells suspended in activated sludge mixed liquor
pp. 2461-2466(6)
Authors: Muyima N.Y.O.; Cloete T.E.

Factors affecting hexavalent chromium reduction in pure cultures of bacteria
pp. 2467-2474(8)
Authors: Yi-Tin W.; Changsong X.

Hypolimnetic aerators: predicting oxygen transfer and hydrodynamics
pp. 2475-2482(8)
Author: Little J.C.

Inactivation of bacterial and viral indicators in secondary sewage effluents, using chlorine and ozone
pp. 2483-2490(8)
Authors: Tyrrell S.A.; Rippey S.R.; Watkins W.D.

Modelling the kinetics of biodegradation of anionic surfactants by biofilm bacteria from polluted riverine sites: a comparison of five classes of surfactant at three sites
pp. 2491-2497(7)
Authors: Lee C.; Russell N.J.; White G.F.

An assessment of the effects of sample collection, storage and resuspension on the representativeness of measurements of the effective particle size distribution of fluvial suspended sediment
pp. 2498-2508(11)
Authors: Phillips J.M.; Walling D.E.

Multiple regression design equations for stabilization ponds
pp. 2509-2519(11)
Authors: Ellis K.V.; Rodrigues P.C.C.

Evaluation of intrinsic and inhibition kinetics in biological fluidized bed reactors
pp. 2520-2524(5)
Authors: Nguyen V.T.; Wen K. S.

Addition of copper-sequestering agents to alginate gel to enhance copper recovery from aqueous media
pp. 2525-2529(5)
Authors: Jang L.K.; Nguyen D.V.; Kolostyak K.; Geesey G.G.

Onsite aerobic package treatment systems
pp. 2530-2540(11)
Authors: Hanna K.M.; Kellam J.L.; Boardman G.D.

Statistical modelling of wastewater quality: the case of micro-electronics industry
pp. 2541-2547(7)
Authors: Velinova R.R.; Koumanova B.K.

Survival of the enteric adenoviruses 40 and 41 in tap, sea, and waste water
pp. 2548-2553(6)
Authors: Enriquez C.E.; Hurst C.J.; Gerba C.P.

Concentration of enteric adenovirus 40 from tap, sea and waste water
pp. 2554-2560(7)
Authors: Enriquez C.E.; Gerba C.P.

Practical identifiability of a biokinetic model of activated sludge respiration
pp. 2561-2570(10)
Authors: Vanrolleghem P.A.; Van Daele M.; Dochain D.

Structural identifiability of biokinetic models of activated sludge respiration
pp. 2571-2578(8)
Authors: Dochain D.; Vanrolleghem P.A.; Van Daele M.

Effects of episodic low pH exposure on the valve movements of the freshwater bivalve - Anodonta cygnea L.
pp. 2579-2582(4)
Authors: Pynnonen K.S.; Huebner J.

Inactivation of oocysts of cryptosporidium parvum by ultraviolet irradiation
pp. 2583-2586(4)
Authors: Campbell A.T.; Robertson L.J.; Snowball M.R.; Smith H.V.

Online identification of activated sludge settling properties
pp. 2587-2590(4)
Authors: Tenno R.; Renko E.K.; Pelkonen M.

Growth of indicator bacteria in a flow-through aquaculture facility
pp. 2591-2593(3)
Authors: Davis E.M.; Mathewson J.J.; de la Cruz A.T.

Process conditions for the backwashing of filters with simultaneous air and water
pp. 2594-2597(4)
Author: Stevenson D.G.

Fate of faecal coliform bacteria in a waste water retention reservoir containing Lemna gibba L.
pp. 2598-2600(3)
Authors: Dewedar A.; Bahgat M.

Modelling the transition between deposition modes in deep bed filtration
pp. 2601-2604(4)
Authors: Bai R.; Mackie R.I.

Treatment of tannery effluents by a two step coagulation/flocculation process
pp. 2605-2608(4)
Authors: Garrote J.I.; Bao M.; Castro P.; Bao M.J.

Groundwater nitrate profiling by passive sampling over extended depth beneath the water table: A demonstration
pp. 2609-2612(4)
Authors: Dasika R.; Atwater J.

Monitoring of microbial phosphorus release in batch experiments using electric conductivity
pp. 2613-2617(5)
Authors: Maurer M.; Gujer W.