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First Dutch-Japanese workshop on the treatment of municipal waste water. Part 1 and 2

Van 8 tot en met 11 april 1992 vond er in Heelsum een bijeenkomst plaats waarin afvalwaterzuiveringsspecialisten uit Japan en Nederland (beide landen met een hoge bevolkingsdichtheid) kennis en inzichten uitwisselden rond uiteenlopende aspecten van afvalwaterzuivering. In twee rappporten zijn de presentaties opgenomen die tijdens deze bijeenkomst werden gegeven.

Publicatienummer

1992-03, 1 en 2 RWZI 2000

Thema

Waterkwaliteit, Realiseren van ecologische waterkwaliteitsdoelen (KRW)

Datum

  1. Water quality management in the Netherlands, by dr. J. de Jong
  2. Water quality management in Japan, by prof. I. Somiy
  3. "Aqua Renaissance '90" and "Biofocus" projects, by prof. H. Aya
  4. Treatment of municipal waste water in the future, by ir. W. van Starkenburg
  5. Biological nitrogen removal by step-feed process, by dr. I. Miyaji
  6. Gravitational thickening process for sludge, by prof. T. Kusuda
  7. Some fundamental aspects of sludge dewatering, by prof. P.J.A.M. Kerkhof
  8. Sludge Management in Japan, by mr. M. Ibuki
  9. New techniques of sludge management in the Netherlands, by ir. W.G.
    Werumeus Buning
  10. Two methods of nitrogen removal in Japan, by mr. Y. Hamamoto
  11. N-removal: research and state of the arts in the Netherlands, by prof. J.H.J.M.
    van der Graaf
  12. Stability of phosphorus removal and population of bio-P-bacteria under short
    term disturbances in sequencing batch reactor activated sludge process, by
    prof. M. Okada
  13. P-removal: state of the arts in the Netherlands, by ir. T.W.M. Wouda
  14. Simultaneous nitrification and denitrification for N-removal, by prof. J.G.
    Kuenen
  15. Accumulation of polyphosphate by Acinetobacter sp.: physiology, ecology and
    application, by prof. A.J.B. Zehnder
  16. Study on practivability of U-tube aeration, by dr. A. Toriyama
  17. Multireactor and Deep-Shaft systems, feasibility for sewage treatment in the
    Netherlands, by ir. E. Eggers
  18. Membrane bioreactors for waste water treatment, by prof. K. Yamamoto
  19. Scale-up of the aerobic airlift suspension biofilm reactor, by prof. J.J. Heinen
  20. Possible role of anaerobic digestion in sewage treatment, by prof. G. Lettinga
  21. The influence of retention time on reactor performance and bacterial trophic
    populations in anaerobic digestion process, by prof. T. Noike
  22. A physiological approach to waste water treatment with complete sludge, by prof. A.H. Stouthamer
  23. Control and automation aspects in biological denitrification processes in
    Japan, by mr. T. Aoi
  24. Effluent 2000 Japan, by prof. H. Nakanishi
  25. Needs for research in future, by ir. W. van Starkenburg
  26. Municipal waste water treatment system combining physico-chemical and
    biological processes, by prof. Y. Watanabe
  27. Bactivorous grazers: a way to reduce sludge production, by prof. S.A.L.M.
    Kooijman
  28. Biological removal of xenobiotics, by prof. B. Witholt