Chemical Water and Wastewater Treatment II Proceedings of the 5th Gothenburg Symposium 1992, September 28–30, 1992, Nice, France
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1992, 1992
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Table of Contents:
- Floc Formation
- Particle and Phosphate Removal Mechanisms with Prepolymerized Coagulants
- Model System Studies of Formation and Properties of Flocs Obtained with Cationic Polyelectrolytes
- Amphophilic Cationic Polymers as Both Flocculants and Depollutants
- Coagulation and Flocculation in Alkaline Media — The Role of Ca2+ and Mg2+ Ions
- The Effects of Temperature, pH and Rapid Mixing Gradient on the Formation of Particles in Treatment of Humic Water
- Floc Separation
- Effectivity of Liquid-Solid Separation as a Function of Apparatus Characteristics and Wastewater Quality
- An Analysis of Floc Separation Characteristics in Chemical Wastewater Treatment
- Characterization of Sludges from Wastewater Coagulation with Polymeric Aluminium Salts
- The DENSADEG — A New High Performance Settling Tank
- Chemicals — Dosing Control
- Chemical Dosing Control — Physical and Chemical Boundary Conditions
- Magnetic Floc Separation in Chemical Phosphate Removal
- Theory and Practice
- Experimental Studies on the Kinetics of Flotation
- Algae, Coagulation, and Ozonation
- Improvements in Membrane Microfiltration Using Coagulation Pretreatment
- Wastewater Treatment
- Characterization of Wastewater: The Effect of Chemical Precipitation on the Wastewater Composition and its Consequences for Biological Denitrification
- Pre-precipitation Followed by Biological Denitrification Supported by Addition of Biological or Thermal/Chemical Hydrolysis Products
- Use of Internal Carbon from Sludge Hydrolysis in Biological Wastewater Treatment
- The Role of Physico-Chemical Processes in Metal Control
- Nitrogen Elimination from Digester Supernatant with Magnesium-Ammonium-Phosphate Precipitation
- Zeolite Filters in Wastewater Treatment Plants
- Rapid Sewage Clarification with Magnetite Particles