Wastewater Treatment

Wastewater Treatment

By B. H. Rofe, Institution of Civil Engineers (Great Britain), Institution of Water and Environmental Management
Implicationsof wasterwater directives and regulation from a water company perspective - Improving the quality of rivers and estuaries - Waterwater treatment - the cost of meeting quality obligations - North Tyneside bathing waters scheme - Quality improvements and objectives in the Trent catchment - 'Operation Seaclean' - an environmental achievement for Southern Water - Developing a strategy for environmental improvements in a major European river - Sewage treatment for small communities - the Severn Trent approach - Improving wastewater treatment performance in Grampian region - Poole STW extensions - case study - Withernsea sewage disposal scheme - Profitable alternatives to treatment - Sewage sludge incineration in Yorkshire - Performance of the uprated leek STW with ozonation for colour removal - Biological nutrient removal - retrofit solutions in the UK. Design snags, operational provlems and costs - Strathclyde sewage sludge disposal: the solution is recycling - Quality requirements for sewage sludge now and into the future

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Wastewater Treatment: Evaluation and Implementation : Proceedings of Water Environment '94, a Joint Institution of Civil Engineers and Institution of Water and Environment [i.e. Environmental] Management Conference, Held in London on 9-10 March 1994

By B. H. Rofe, Institution of Civil Engineers (Great Britain), Institution of Water and Environmental Management

Contributor B. H. Rofe

Published by Thomas Telford, 1994

ISBN 0727719912, 9780727719911

222 pages