Proceedings of the Conference on Nitrogen as a Water Pollutant
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Proceedings of the Conference on Nitrogen as a Water Pollutant

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Proceedings of the Conference on Nitrogen as a Water Pollutant

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Proceedings of the Conference on Nitrogen as a Water Pollutant

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Publisher
Pergamon
Year
2013
ISBN
9781483226873
Topic
Biological Sciences
Subtopic
Botany
Index
Biological Sciences

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Nitrogen as a Water Pollutant
  3. INTRODUCTION
  4. CHAPTER 1. MICROBIAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF INORGANIC NITROGEN
  5. CHAPTER 2. THE ANALYSIS OF NITROGEN FORMS IN WATERS AND WASTEWATERS
  6. CHAPTER 3. SOURCES OF NITROGEN AS A WATER POLLUTANT: INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER
  7. CHAPTER 4. NITROGEN IN ORGANIC MATTER AND FERTILIZER AS A SOURCE OF POLLUTION
  8. CHAPTER 5. NUTRIENT DISCHARGE FROM A 90 km2 WATERSHED
  9. CHAPTER 6. THE INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN FERTILIZERS ON STREAM NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS NEAR ALLISTON, ONTARIO, CANADA
  10. CHAPTER 7. LONG TERM STUDIES ON NITROGEN IN TWO RESERVOIRS RELATED TO FIELD FERTILIZATION
  11. CHAPTER 8. THE CONTRIBUTION OF NUTRIENT FROM DIFFUSE SOURCES
  12. CHAPTER 9. NITRATE REDUCTION IN THE SUBSOIL
  13. CHAPTER 10. SIMPLE METHODS OF PREDICTING THE LEACHING OF NITRATE FROM THE ROOT ZONE
  14. CHAPTER 11. DENITRIFICATION IN SOILS INTERMITTENTLY FLOODED WITH SEWAGE WATER
  15. CHAPTER 12. THE IMMOBILIZATION OF NITROGEN IN A WATER„SEDIMENT SYSTEM BY DENITRIFYING BACTERIA AS A RESULT OF NITRATE RESPIRATION
  16. CHAPTER 13. A PROCEDURE FOR THE PREDICTION OF NITRATE LEVELS IN WATER SUPPLIES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
  17. CHAPTER 14. JOINT FAO/IAEA/FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY INTERNATIONAL COORDINATED PROGRAMME OF RESEARCH ON AGRICULTURAL NITROGEN RESIDUES WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THEIR CONSERVATION AS FERTILIZERS AND BEHAVIOUR AS POTENTIAL POLLUTANT
  18. CHAPTER 15. INFANT METHEMOGLOBINEMIA AND OTHER HEALTH EFFECTS OF NITRATES IN DRINKING WATER
  19. CHAPTER 16. N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS, NITRITE, AND NITRATE: POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CAUSATION OF HUMAN CANCER
  20. CHAPTER 17. NITRIFICATION AND OTHER FACTORS AFFECTING NITROGEN IN THE HOLSTON RIVER
  21. CHAPTER 18. ORIGIN AND VARIATION OF NITRATE NITROGEN IN THE CHALK SPRINGS, STREAMS AND RIVERS IN DORSET AND ITS UTILISATION BY HIGHER PLANTS
  22. CHAPTER 19. TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF AMMONIA IN THE PASSAIC RIVER
  23. CHAPTER 20. STATISTICAL ASSESSMENT OF INORGANIC NITROGEN IN A SMALL RIVER SYSTEM
  24. CHAPTER 21. NITROGEN AS A GROWTH FACTOR IN FRESH WATER
  25. CHAPTER 22. NITROGEN„A GROWTH LIMITING NUTRIENT IN EUTROPHIC LAKES
  26. CHAPTER 23. NITROGEN AS LIMITING FACTOR FOR THE GROWTH OF THE BLUE-GREEN ALGA OSCILLATORIA AGARDHII
  27. CHAPTER 24. NITROGEN REGIME OF SHALLOW EUTROPHIC LAKES ON THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES
  28. CHAPTER 25. A REAL TIME MODEL OF NITROGEN-CYCLE DYNAMICS IN AN ESTUARINE SYSTEM
  29. CHAPTER 26. KINETICS OF NITROGEN-LIMITED ALGAL GROWTH
  30. CHAPTER 27. NITROGEN FIXATION…A REVIEW OF THIS PHENOMENON AS A POLLUTING PROCESS
  31. CHAPTER 28. DENITRIFICATION IN NATURAL WATERS
  32. CHAPTER 29. A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON SEDIMENT: WATER EXCHANGE OF NITROGEN COMPOUNDS
  33. CHAPTER 30. NITROGEN TRANSFORMATION IN LAKES
  34. CHAPTER 31. AQUATIC NITROGEN DETERMINATIONS IN REAL-TIME
  35. CHAPTER 32. OPTICAL METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF NITROGEN-15 ABUNDANCE
  36. CHAPTER 33. NITROGEN OXIDATION AND REMOVAL EFFICIENCY USING ACTIVATED ALGAE
  37. CHAPTER 34. NITROGEN CONTROL: A BASIS FOR DESIGN WITH ACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEMS
  38. CHAPTER 35. INTENSIFICATION OF THE AMMONIA OXIDATION IN A SANDBED FILTER
  39. CHAPTER 36. NITROGEN CONTROL BY MEANS OF THE MONO, INTERMEDIATE OR DUAL (MID) STEP BIOLOGICAL NITRIFICATION PROCESS
  40. CHAPTER 37. BIOLOGICAL DENITRIFICATION OF SEWAGE: A LITERATURE REVIEW
  41. CHAPTER 38. PILOT-SCALE EXPERIMENTS ON DOWN-FLOW FILTER DENITRIFITCATION
  42. CHAPTER 39. SOURCES OF HYDROGEN DONORS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON DENITRIFICATION RATES
  43. CHAPTER 40. COMBINED SLUDGE DENITRIFICATION OF SEWAGE UTILIZING INTERNAL CARBON SOURCES
  44. CHAPTER 41. SIMULTANEOUS REMOVAL OF NITROGEN AND ORGANICS IN A NEW ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS
  45. CHAPTER 42. COMBINED NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN A LOW LOADED ACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEM OPERATING ON OXIDATION DITCH PRINCIPLES
  46. CHAPTER 43. REMOVAL OF NITROGEN BY SIMULTANEOUS NITRIFICATION - DENITRIFICATION IN AN ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANT WITH MAMMOTH ROTOR AERATION
  47. CHAPTER 44. MODIFICATION OF EXTENDED AERATION PLANTS IN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, TO ACHIEVE DENITRIFICATION
  48. CHAPTER 45. NITRIFICATION AND DENITRIFICATION IN CARROUSEL SYSTEMS
  49. CHAPTER 46. AN EXAMPLE OF DESIGN OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANTS WITH DENITRIFICATION
  50. CHAPTER 47. DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF BIOLOGICAL DENITRIPICATION FOR TWO LARGE PLANTS
  51. CHAPTER 48. ANAEROBIC COLUMNAR DENITRIFICATION OF HIGH NITRATE WASTEWATER
  52. CHAPTER 49.A REVIEW OF PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL METHODS FOR NITROGEN REMOVAL FROM WASTEWATERS
  53. CHAPTER 50. NEW METHOD FOR REMOVAL OF NITROGEN FROM WASTE WATER
  54. CHAPTER 51. AMMONIA REMOVAL BY PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT
  55. CHAPTER 52. PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF THE PRIMARY TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER FROM A LARGE NITROGEN FERTILIZER PLANT
  56. AUTHOR INDEX
  57. SUBJECT INDEX
  58. ROYAL SOCIETY OF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION ON WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH and the INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS announce a Symposium on ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND MEDICINE IN THE PREVENTION OF TROPICAL WA