Annual report Chair on Drinking Water Engineering 2008 - TU Delft

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Editorship international refereed journal Amy GL (Ed) (2008) Drinking Water Engineering and Science, Copernicus, Klatenurg-Lindau, Germany van Dijk JC (Ed) (2008) Drinking Water Engineering and Science, Copernicus, Klatenurg-Lindau, Germany Conference proceedings Amy, GL, Ernst, M, Villacorte, L, Maeng, SK & Yangali Quintanilla, VA (2008). Advanced water\wastewater treatment for organic micropollutant removal: a quantative structure activity relationship (qsar). In s.n. (Ed.), Singapore international water week water convention (pp. 1-10). Singapore: PUB. Amy, GL (2008). Natural organic matter: particles, colloids and macromolecules. In M Jekel, GL Amy & JHJM van der Graaf (Eds.), Academic summer school particle separation in water and wastewater treatment 2008 (pp. 1-10). Delft: Watermanagement Academic Press. Amy, GL (2008). Selected membrane research topics: ceramic membranes, organic matter fouling and organic micropollutatn rejection. In s.n. (Ed.), AWWA water quality (pp. 1-10). Cincinnati: AWWA. Amy, GL, Krasner, S, Westerhoff, P, Drewes, J & Jekel, M (2008). Wastewater-impacted drinking water sources. In s.n. (Ed.), AWWA water quality technology (pp. 1-10). Cincinnati: AWWA. Bagoth, SA, Maeng, SK, Salinas, SS, Sharma, S, Kennedy, M & Amy, GL (2008). An urban water cycle perspective of natural organic matter in a membrane treatment plant- air scour vs. hydraulic backwash. In P Jarvis (Ed.), Natural organic matter: from source to tap (pp. 393-401). Bath, UK: IWA. Bagoth, SA, Maeng, SK, Salinas, SS, Sharma, S & Kennedy, M (2008). An urban water cycle perspective of natural organic matter: nom in drinking water, wastewater effluent, storm water and seawater. In IWA Conference on natural organic matter . Bath, UK: IWA. Bagoth, SA, Maeng, SK, Salinas Rodriguez, SG, Ronteltap, M & Sharma, S (2008). An urban water cycle persperctive of natural organic matter: nom in drinking water, wastewater effluent, storm water and seawater. In P Jarvis (Ed.), Natural organic matter: from source to tap (pp. 393-401). Bath, UK: IWA. Bagoth, SA, Dignum, M, Grefte, A, Kroesbergen, J & Amy, GL (2008). Characterization of nom in a drinking water treatment process train with no disinfectant residual. In Jules Jarvis (Ed.), Natural organic matter: from source to tap (pp. 408-418). Bath, UK: IWA. Banerjee, K, Amy, GL, Jekel, M, Sperlich, A & Blumenschein, C (2008). Impact of phosphate and silica and comparative assessment of adsorption technologies for arsenic removal. In s.n. (Ed.), World Water Conference and exhibition (pp. 1-10). Wenen: IWA. Buchberger, SG, Vreeburg, JHG, Dijk, JC van & Blokker, EJM (2008). Comparison of water demand models: prp and simdeum applied to milford, ohio. In JE van Zyl & AA Ilemobade (Eds.), 10th Water distribution system analysis conference (pp. 182-195). Johannesburg: University of Johannesburg. Buchberger, SG, Blokker, EJM & Vreeburg, JHG (2008). Sizes for self cleaning pipes in municipal water supply systems. In JE van Zyl & AA Ilemobade (Eds.), Water distribution system analysis 2008 (pp. 338-347). Johannesburg, SA: University of Johannesburg. Dignum, M, Bagoth, SA, Grefte, A, Kroesbergen, J & Amy, GL (2008). Characterisation of nom and biological stability in a distribution network with two water types and no disinfectant residual. In P Jarvis (Ed.), Natural organic matter: from source to tap (pp. 437-444). Bath, UK: IWA. 34 <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>report</strong> DWE 2008
Garsadi, R, Salim, HT, Soekarno, I, Doppenberg, AFJ & Verberk, JQJC (2008). Operational experience with a micro hydraulic mobile water treatment plant in Indonesia after the tsunami of 2004. In BS Richards & AI Schaefer (Eds.), Water and sanitation in international development and disaster relief (pp. 102-109). Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh. Ghebremichael, K, Gebremeskel, A, Trifunovic, N & Amy, GL (2008). Modeling disinfection by-products:coupling hydraulic and chemical models. In s.n. (Ed.), World Water Conference and exhibition (pp. 1-10). Wenen: IWA. Grefte, A, Bagoth, SA, Dignum, M, Cornelissen, ER & Rietveld, LC (2008). Modeling of nom fraction removal by different ion exchange resins. In P Jarvis (Ed.), Natural organic matter: from source to tap (pp. 532-537). Bath, UK: IWA. Groot Kormelink, T., Valkenburg, W van & Verberk, JQJC (2008). From repository to community. In S Gurell, B Muramatsu & D Wiley (Eds.), OpenED conference (pp. 1-10). Logan, Utah, USA: COSL. Haarhoff, J, Rietveld, LC & Jagals, P (2008). Rapid technical assessment and troubleshooting of rural water supply systems. In van JE Zuyl,AA Llemobade &HE Jacobs (Eds.), 10th <strong>Annual</strong> water distribution systems analysis conference (pp. 142-148). Kruger Park: WDSA 2008. Halem, D van, Heijman, SGJ, Amy, GL & Dijk, JC van (2008). Subsurface arsenic removal for small-scale application in developing countries. In BS Richards & AI Schaefer (Eds.), Water and sanitation in international development and disaster relief (pp. 267-282). Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh. Halem, D van, Vet, WWJM de & Dijk, JC van (2008). Subsurface iron removal for drinking water production: understanding the process and exploiting beneficial side effects. In s.n. (Ed.), AWWA water quality technology (pp. 1-11). Cincinnati: AWWA. Halem, D van (2008). Water and sanitation for all. In JC van der Dijk & N ir Krikke (Eds.), Water and sanitation for all (pp. 59-68). Delft: Water Management Academic Press. Halem, D van, Heijman, SGJ, Petrusevski, B, Amy, GL & Dijk, JC van (2008). Design considerations for smallscale subsurface arsenic removal in developing countries. In s.n. (Ed.), 2nd international congress arsenic in the environment (pp. 225-226). Valencia: s.n.. Heijman, SGJ, Hamad, JZ, Kennedy, MD, Schippers, J & Amy, GL (2008). Sub-micron powdered activated carbon used as a pre-coat in ceramic micro-filtration. In C Cabussud & M Balabanc (Eds.), Membranes in drinking water production and wastewater treatment (pp. 1-8). Toulouse: INSA. Heijman, SGJ, Rabinovitch, EN, Bos, F, Olthof, N & Dijk, JC van (2008). Sustainable seawater desalination: stand-alone small scale windmill and reverse osmosis system. In BS Richards & AI Schaefer (Eds.), Water and sanitation in international development and disaster relief (pp. 128-133). Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh. Heijman, SGJ, Rabinovitch, EN, Bos, F, Olthof, N & Dijk, JC van (2008). Sustainable seawater desalination: stand-alone small scale windmill and reverse osmosis system. In s.n. (Ed.), Coastal cities summit (pp. 1-7). St. Petersburg, Florida: Coastal cities summit. Helm, AWC van der, Rietveld, LC, Schagen, KM van, Bosklopper, ThGJ & Dijk, JC van (2008). Integrated model for optimized operation of ozonation. In d Besseling, w Stone & w Smuts (Eds.), Wisa 2008 (pp. 1-10). Sun City: Wisa 2008. Helm, AWC van der, Rietveld, LC, Bosklopper, ThGJ, Kappelhof, JWNM & Dijk, JC van (2008). Objectives for optimization and consequences for operation, design and concept of drinking water treatment plants. In s.n. (Ed.), World water conference and exhibition (pp. 1-10). Wenen: IWA. research 35
Page 1 and 2: Annual rep
Page 3 and 4: Introduction 2 Highlights 4 Researc
Page 5 and 6: The inflow of students in our MSc i
Page 7 and 8: A grant from the European Union and
Page 9 and 10: c. a. d. b. a. Field work in Bangla
Page 11 and 12: Water treatment processes are based
Page 13 and 14: with ozone/UV/H 2O 2. These technol
Page 15 and 16: Theme 4: Optimal design and operati
Page 17 and 18: PhD dissertations completed at Drin
Page 19 and 20: Professors and lecturers The resear
Page 21 and 22: Commercial companies Collaboration
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Page 25 and 26: Research collaboration ITB Bandung
Page 27 and 28: Arne Verliefde From October 2008 to
Page 29 and 30: Impressions of the “Vakantiecursu
Page 31 and 32: Gijs Oskam Award 2008 During the Va
Page 33 and 34: Rejection of organic micropollutant
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Figure 1 - Pilot installation at Be
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actions e.g. on lamp failure can be
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Scientific relevance The research i
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Particle counting results indicated
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TU Delft offers several possibiliti
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Jeroen Boel Microfiltration Philips
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BSc theses Drinking Water Engineeri
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Udo Ouwekerk: aQa Pickwick water sy
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Mid-careers of Vitens In September
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much is being said that most of the
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NLT module “Drink water, quite im
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Books Drinking water can be ordered
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