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Summary
Summary
The issue of water quality monitoring is becoming a huge area as the EU requirements for cleaner water increase. On-line monitoring involves measuring a body of water constantly and in-situ as opposed to analysing samples in the lab. Currently filling the gap in the market, Wastewater Quality Monitoring: On-line Methods provides information on how to produce the best analyses of wastewater in order to meet the above mentioned requirements.
This reference will prove invaluable to all local water companies, industrial companies producing wastewater, as well as environment agencies and researchers.
Author Notes
Philippe Quevauviller has published more than 200 papers and several books linked to environmental quality measurements. He joined the Research General-Directorate of the European Commission in 1989 where he was scientific officer on topics dealing with the quality control of environmental analysis. Since 2002, he has integrated the Water & Marine Unit of the EC Environment Directorate-General where is now responsible for the development of a new Groundwater Directive which will complement the existing water policy framework. He is part-time professor at the K.U.Leuven where he teaches "water quality and treatment" in an Interuniversity programme on Water Resources.
Olivier Thomas is the editor of Wastewater Quality Monitoring and Treatment , published by Wiley.
André Van Der Beken is the editor of Wastewater Quality Monitoring and Treatment , published by Wiley.
Table of Contents
| Series Preface |
| Preface |
| List of Contributors |
| 1.1 Wastewater RegulationVioleta Vinceviciene |
| 1.2 Sampling AssistanceOlivier Thomas |
| 1.3 Standard MethodologiesEstelle Dupuit |
| 1.4 Alternative MethodsOlivier Thomas |
| 1.5 Biosensors and Biological Monitoring for Assessing Water QualityCarmen Rebollo and Juan AzcA'arate and Yolanda Madrid |
| 1.6 Reference MaterialsPhilippe Quevauviller and Christian Dietz and Carmen Camara |
| 2.1 Sewers (Characterization and Evolution of Sewage)Olivier Thomas and Marie-Florence Pouet |
| 2.2 Sewer Flow MeasurementCharles S. Melching |
| 2.3 Monitoring in Rural AreasAnn van Griensven and Veronique Vandenberghe |
| 3.1 Elements of Modelling and Control of UrbanWastewater Treatment SystemsOlivier Potier and Marie-NoA?elle Pons |
| 3.2 Treatability EvaluationGianni Andreottola and Paola Foladori |
| 3.3 Toxicity EvaluationMartijn Devisscher and Chris Thoeye and Greet De Gueldre and Boudewijn Van De Steene |
| 3.4 Nutrient ControlVictor Cerda and Jose M. Estela |
| 4.1 State Estimation for Wastewater Treatment ProcessesOlivier Bernard and Benoit Chachuat and Jean-Philippe Steyer |
| 4.2 IndustrialWastewater Quality MonitoringOlivier Thomas and Marie-Florence Pouet |
| 5.1 Quality Survey of Wastewater DischargesMarie-Florence Pouet and Genevieve Marcoux and Olivier Thomas |
| 5.2 Monitoring for Water Quality ModellingVeronique Vandenberghe and Ann van Griensven and Peter Vanrolleghem |
| 5.3 Discharges in Sensitive Receiving WatersGiuliano Ziglio and Marco Vian and Claudia Lasagna |
| 5.4 Water ReuseDavide Bixio and Thomas Wintgens and Aldo Ravazzini and Chris Thoeye and Haim Cikurel and Av Aharoni and Jaap De Koning and Thomas Melin |
| 6.1 Collecting and Merging Data from Widespread and Disparate SourcesMichael J. Scott |
| 6.2 TrainingJean-Luc Cecile and Evelyne Touraud |
| Index |
