Screen LibraryUrban discharges and receiving water quality impacts : proceedings of a seminar organized by the IAWPRC/IAHR Sub-Committee for Urban Runoff quality Data, as part of the IAWPRC 14th Biennial Conference, Brighton, U.K., 18-21 July 1988 /
Urban Discharges and Receiving Water Quality Impacts covers the proceedings of a seminar organized by the IAWPRC/IAHR Sub-Committee for Urban Runoff Quality Data, as part of the IAWPRC 14th Biennial Conference. The book presents papers that discuss the methods and procedures for the control and mana...
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Pergamon Press,
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| Publisher Address: | Oxford, England : |
| Publication Dates: |
1989. ©1989 |
| Literature type: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Advances in Water Pollution Control
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780080373768 |
| Summary: |
Urban Discharges and Receiving Water Quality Impacts covers the proceedings of a seminar organized by the IAWPRC/IAHR Sub-Committee for Urban Runoff Quality Data, as part of the IAWPRC 14th Biennial Conference. The book presents papers that discuss the methods and procedures for the control and management of urban discharges. The topics covered in the text include the impact of the quality and quantity of overflow on receiving water; impact of nonpoint pollution on a great lakes freshwater harbor-estuary; and microbiological impacts of storm sewer overflows. The book also tackles hydraulic p |
| Carrier Form: | 1 online resource (206 pages) : illustrations, tables. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index. |
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9781483102696 1483102696 |
| Index Number: | TD657 |
| CLC: | TU992-532 |
| Contents: |
Front Cover; Urban Discharges and Receiving Water Quality Impacts; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; CHAPTER 1. THE QUALITY OF URBAN DISCHARGES; INTRODUCTION; SEWER SYSTEMS AND LOADINGS; POLLUTION SOURCES AND LEVELS; RECEIVING WATER IMPACTS; REFERENCES; PART 1: SEMINAR PAPERS; CHAPTER 2. OVERFLOW QUANTITY, QUALITY AND RECEIVING WATER IMPACT; ABSTRACT; KEYWORDS; INTRODUCTION; THE TIME SCALE; OXYGEN DEPLETION; THE ACCUMULATED LOAD; NUTRIENTS; THE TOTAL SYSTEM; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 3. IN-PIPE FLUSHING AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR OVERFLOW QUALITY; ABSTRACT; KEYWORDS; INTRODUCTIO Methodsresults; conclsusion; references; chapter 4. impact of nonpoint pollution on a great lakes freshwater harbor-estuary; abstract; keywords; introduction; linking nonpoint pollution to water quality; milwaukee river and its water quality problem; modeling the water quality impact; conclusions; acknowledgement; references; chapter 5. biological assessment of effects of combined sewer overflows and storm water discharges; abstract; keywords; introduction; objectives; discussion of the problem; two approaches; toxicity tests, bio-assays; mathematical models; references. Chapter 6. microbiological impacts of storm sewer overflows: some aspects of the implication of microbial indicators for receiving watersabstract; keywords; introduction; experimental results; discussion; conclusions; acknowledgements; references; chapter 7. rehabilitation and sewer flow quality: an approach to river basin management and the achievement of quality objectives; abstract; keywords; introduction; historical review; research programme; applications; conclusions; references; chapter 8. urban discharges and wate rquality criteria: towards the development of wet weather criteria. Abstractintroduction; characteristics of urban runoff; event mean concentrations; water quality impacts; dissolved oxygen; receiving water concentrations of toxics; wet weather criteria; available technology; conclusions and recommendations; references; chapter 9. regulating loads to receiving waters: control practices for combined sewer overflows in japan; abstract; keywords; introduction; history of sewerage in japan; environmental legislation; state of the art; conclusion; references; chapter 10. stormwater overflows: modelling impacts on the receiving waters and the treatment plant. Abstractkeywords; introduction; models of streamwater response; assessing treatment plant performance: a hypothetical case study; conclusions; references; chapter 11. discussion of seminar papers; part 2: general papers; chapter 12. hydraulic performance and control of pollutants discharged from a combined sewer storage overflow; abstract; keywords; introduction; instrumentation and operation in field; hydraulic control; pollutant retention performance; role of sediments; conclusions; acknowledgements; references. |