Progress in Slow Sand and Alternative Biofiltration Processes

Name: Progress in Slow Sand and Alternative Biofiltration Processes
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Nobutada Nakamoto Nigel Graham Rolf Gimbel(Author)

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Published on 14. May 2014

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Preface
Conference programme advisory panel
Part I: General Overview
Chapter 1: Slow Sand Filtration: Recent Research and Application Perspectives
Chapter 2: A Review of Biologically-Based Drinking Water Treatment Processes for Organic Micropollutant Removal
Chapter 3: Overview on the current condition of slow sand filtration and its challenges in Japan
Chapter 4: The Centenary Slow Sand Filtration in Nagoya City - A 100 Year Trend of Water Quality
Chapter 5: The centenary slow sand filtration in Nagoya City - the reconstruction of the slow sand filters
Chapter 6: Value of Adenosine Tri-Phosphate and Total Cell Count for the assessment of general microbial water quality after sand filtration
Chapter 7: Evaluation of dissolved organic matter fractions removal due to biodegradation
Chapter 8: Comparison between different filter systems as a post treatment after tertiary ozonation
Part II: Slow Sand Filtration - Process Behaviour
Chapter 9: Food chain is the key in ecological purification system: new concept and new name of slow sand filter
Chapter 10: A study of protistan movement speed and filtration rate in slow sand filter as an ecological purification system
Chapter 11: Analysis of bacterial community structures in slow sand filtration bed on different region and soil depth by PCR-DGGE method
Chapter 12: Gut bacterial floras of aquatic invertebrates inhabiting slow sand filter beds
Chapter 13: The functioning of biological slow sand filtration in relation to the presence and the role of Annelids in the schmutzdecke
Chapter 14: The inhibitory effect of Tubificid on head loss in slow sand filtration
Chapter 15: Schmutzdecke development and treated water quality
Chapter 16: The silicon circulation hypothesis based on slow sand filtration/ecological purification system
Chapter 17: Effect of sudden changes of slow sand filtration rate on number of bacteria and particles in effluent
Part III: Slow Sand Filtration - Treatment Performance
Chapter 18: Slow sand filtration process model for removal of microorganisms
Chapter 19: Removal of anti-inflammatory compounds by ecological filtration
Chapter 20: Removal of bromophenols by slow sand filtration
Chapter 21: The iron and manganese removal process: Its microbial habitats and functions
Chapter 22: Biological iron removal from community water source - Corriverton, Republic of Guyana
Chapter 23: Case studies of slow sand filtration/ecological purification system in small scale water supply
Chapter 24: Water supply of a small community with a small slow sand filtration/ecological purification system unit
Chapter 25: Refocus on slow sand filter in Kakuda city and Marumori town after Great East Japan Earthquake
Chapter 26: Small slow sand filter system for rural area in Bolivia
Part IV: Slow Sand Filtration - Process Developments
Chapter 27: Switching on pesticide degraders in biological filters used in drinking water production
Chapter 28: Bioaugmentation reduces negative effect of estrogens on coliform removal in slow sand filters
Chapter 29: Reduction of water hardness with a compact slow sand filtration system
Chapter 30: Installing a DIY-based home slow sand filter - Is it possible to make it without speciality?
Chapter 31: Development of an unmanned operate system for a slow sand filter/ecological purification system
Chapter 32: Process Optimization of Solar Energy Based Slow Sand Filtration
Chapter 33: Performance of ecological purification system in Samoa
Chapter 34: Household bio-purification device
Chapter 35: A study to further reduce the turbidity level of slow sand filtered water in Tanigahara water purification plant, Japan
Chapter 36: The countermeasure against the increase of disinfection by-products concentration by humic substances at a water purification plant using a slow sand filtration system
Chapter 37: On the function of upflow roughing filter for slow sand filter - pilot experiment in Niigata, Japan
Chapter 38: Enhancement of the efficiency of upflow slow sand filtration - effect of combined application with a fiber filter unit
Chapter 39: Surface water treatment plant using ecological purification system in Bangladesh
Chapter 40: Development of ecological purification unit for producing drinking water from organically polluted raw water (BOD~30 mg/L)
Chapter 41: Slow sand and slow biochar filtration of raw wastewater
Part V: Biosand Filters
Chapter 42: Global Review of the Adoption, Use, and Performance of the Biosand Filter
Chapter 43: Recent advances in household biosand filter design
Chapter 44: Performance optimisation of household biosand filters
Chapter 45: Optimizing intermittent slow sand filters (biosand) construction for more consistent microbial removals
Chapter 46: Utilizing structural equation modeling as an evaluation tool for critical parameters of the biosand filter in a pilot study in Para, Brazil
Chapter 47: Household filter to remove iron and nitrate for drinking water
Chapter 48: Long-term performance evaluation of biosand filters modified with zero-valent iron
Part VI: Alternative Biofiltration - Process Behaviour
Chapter 49: Mechanisms of DOC removal from secondary effluents in a lab biofilter
Chapter 50: Change of water treatment efficiency in the transition from granular activated carbon to biological activated carbon on an advanced water purification plant
Chapter 51: Autotrophic growth competition between ammonia-oxidizing archaea and ammonia-oxidizing bacteria in biological activated carbon filter with nitrification potential
Chapter 52: Influence of preozonation on the performance of subsequent bio-filter in water treatment under low temperature condition: Biomass and community analysis
Chapter 53: Deterioration mechanisms of granular activated carbon in fluidized-bed contactor with biological and physical effects
Chapter 54: Living-Filter: an in-reservoir biofiltration system for phytoplankton reduction at the abstraction point
Part VII: Alternative Biofiltration - Treatment Performance
Chapter 55: Removal of easily and more complex biodegradable NOM by full-scale BAC filters to produce biological stable drinking water
Chapter 56: Renewal and selection of granular activated carbon in advanced drinking water purification in Tokyo
Chapter 57: Biofilm accumulation characteristics of heterotrophic bacteria in tap water produced by biological activated carbon process
Chapter 58: Manganese removal in BAC facilities without ozonation in water purification plants
Chapter 59: Use of water sensitive urban design systems for biofiltration of urban stormwater: laboratory biodegradation batch studies
Part VIII: Alternative Biofiltration - Process Developments
Chapter 60: Applicability of spherical coconut shell activated carbon to biological activated carbon for advanced drinking water treatment
Chapter 61: Development of biological roughing filter as an alternative to coagulation-sedimentation process
Chapter 62: The environmentally-friendly effects of biotreatments in Osaka Water Supply Authority
Chapter 63: Biofilm development in upflow gravel filters in layers with a fabric cover
Chapter 64: Up-flow biological contact filter for advanced water treatment system
Chapter 65: pH conditioning using limestone with upflow gravel filters
Chapter 66: Upward biological contact filtration (U-BCF) in Vietnam
Chapter 67: Biofiltration of pig manure: behavior of nitrogen compounds
Chapter 68: Exploring sand and bentonite - enhanced sand as filter media for nitrate removal
Part IX: River Bank Filtration and Groundwater Recharge
Chapter 69: Reduction of the formation potentials of trihalomethanes (THMs) and haloacetic acids (HAAs) in reclaimed water by soil aquifer treatment
Chapter 70: Removals of pharmaceuticals and personal care products in reclaimed water during soil aquifer treatment with different soil types, hydraulic retention time, and saturated condition
Chapter 71: Behavior of trace organic contaminants in soil aquifer treatment (SAT) process for reuse of secondary sewage effluent
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