Amsterdam
1998
Desalination, Vol. 117-119 (1998)
Philip Brandhuber and
Gary Amy (USA )
Alternative methods for
membrane filtration of arsenic from drinking water
117(1998)1-10
Taro Urase,
Jeong-ik Oh and Kazuo Yamamoto (Japan)
Effect of pH on rejection
of different species of arsenic by nanofiltration
117(1998)11-18
David Cohen
and Herbert M. Conrad (USA)
65,000 GPD fluoride removal
membrane system in Lakeland, California, USA
117(1998)19-35
Joop C. Kruithof,
J.C. Schippers, Peer C. Kamp, H.C. Folmer and J.A.M.H. Hofman (The
Netherlands)
Integrated multi-objective
membrane systems for surface water treatment : pretreatment of reverse
osmosis by conventional treatment and ultrafiltration
117(1998)37-48
Emmanuel van
Houtte, Johan Verbauwhede, Frans Vanlerberghe, Sven Demunter and Johan
Cabooter (Belgium)
Treating different types
of raw water with micro- and ultrafiltration for further desalination using
reverse osmosis
117(1998)49-60
Roberto Pianta,
Markus Boller, Marie-Laure Janex, Aurelie Chappaz, Bernard Birou, Rafael
Ponce and Jean-Louis Walther (Switzerland)
Micro- and ultrafiltration
of karstic spring water
117(1998)61-71
Paul Gagliardo,
Samer Adham, Rhodes Trussel and Adam Olivieri (USA )
Water repurification via
reverse osmosis membranes
117(1998)73-78
Gilbert Galjaard,
Jan C. Schippers, Maarten M. Nederlof and Hieke A. Oosterom (The Netherlands)
Quick-scan: selection of
micro- and ultrafiltration membranes
117(1998)79-84
Wim Doyen,
B. Baee, F. Lambrechts and R. Leysen (Belgium )
Methodology for accelerated
pre-selection of UF type of membranes for large scale applications
117(1998)85-94
John van Genderen
and Bernard F. Hegarty (The Netherlands)
Approval testing of membrane
water treatment systems
117(1998)95-105
A.B.F. Grose,
A.J. Smith, A. Donn, J. O'Donnell and D. Welch (UK)
Supplying high quality drinking
water to remote communities in Scotland
117(1998)107-117
T. Suzuki,
Y. Watanabe, G. Ozawa and S. Ikeda (Japan )
Removal of soluble organics
and manganese by a hybrid MF hollow fibre membrane system
117(1998)119-130
Thor Thorsen
(Norway)
Flux and recovery influences
on treatment efficiency in ultrafiltration of coloured drinking water
117(1998)131-138
Bart van der
Bruggen, J. Schaep, W. Maes, D. Wilms and C. Vandecasteele (Belgium)
Nanofiltration as a treatment
method for the removal of pesticides from ground waters
117(1998)139-147
Abdelkader
Gaid, Guy Bablon, Greg Turner, Jacques Franchet and Jean Christophe Protais
(France)
Performance of 3 years operation
of nanofiltration plants
117(1998)149-158
Jan Peter van
der Hoek, D.O. Rijnbende, C.J.A. Lokin, P.A.C. Bonne, M.T. Loonen and J.A.M.H.
Hofman (The Netherlands)
Electrodialysis as an alternative
for reverse osmosis in an integrated membrane system
117(1998)159-172
Florian Hell,
J. Lahnsteiner, H. Frischherz and G. Baumgartner (Austria)
Experience with full-scale
electrodialysis for nitrate and hardness removal
117(1998)173-180
Pierre Cote,
Diana Mourato, Christian Gungerich, John Russell and Ed Houghton (Canada)
Immersed membrane filtration
for the production of drinking water: case studies
117(1998)181-188
V. Mavrov,
H. Chmiel, J. Kluth, J. Meier, F. Heinrich, P. Ames, K. Backes and P. Usner
(Germany
)
Comparative study of different
MF and UF membranes for drinking water production
117(1998)189-196
William R.
Everest, Ian C. Watson and Dennis MacLain (USA)
Groundwater reclamation
by innovative desalting in Orange County, California
117(1998)197-202
Colin Reith
and Brian Birkenhead (UK)
Membranes enabling the affordable
and cost effective reuse of wastewater as an alternative water source
117(1998)203-210
Yoshihiko Mori,
T. Oota, M. Hashino, M. Takamura and Y. Fujii (Japan)
Ozone-microfiltration system
117(1998)211-218
Thomas Lebeau,
Claire Lelievre, Herve Buisson, Daniel Cleret, Larry W. Van de Venter and
Pierre Cote (France)
Immersed membrane filtration
for the production of drinking water: combination with PAC for NOM and
SOCs removal
117(1998)219-231
N. Couffin,
C. Cabassud and V. Lahoussine-Turcaud (France)
A new process to remove
halogenated VOCs for drinking water production: vacuum membrane distillation
117(1998)233-245
Georg Hagmeyer
and R. Gimbel (Germany)
Modelling the salt rejection
of nanofiltration membranes for ternary ion mixtures and for single salts
at different pH values
117(1998)247-256
W. Richard
Bowen and A. Wahab Mohammad (UK)
A theoretical basis for
specifying nanofiltration membranes Ð dye/salt/water streams
117(1998)257-264
Carlos Campos,
Benito J. Marinas, Vernon L. Snoeyink, Isabelle Baudin, Jean Michel Laine
(USA)
Adsorption of trace organic
compounds in CRISTAL¨ processes
117(1998)265-271
Kazutaka Takata,
Kazuyoshi Yamamoto, Rulin Bian and Yoshimasa Watanabe (Japan)
Removal of humic substances
with vibratory shear enhanced processing membrane filtration
117(1998)273-282
N.A. Mishchuk
(Ukraine)
Perspectives of the electrodialysis
intensification
117(1998)283-296
Julius Glater
(USA
)
The early history of reverse
osmosis membrane development
117(1998)297-309
Gerhardt Reibersdorfer,
C. Peter Shields and J.W. Strantz (USA)
The Hollow Fibre CartridgeTM-
operational experience with an improved reverse osmosis device/technology
117(1998)311-321
Mark Wilf and
Kenneth Klinko (USA)
Effective new pretreatment
for seawater reverse osmosis systems
117(1998)323-331
John Murrer
and Rick Rosberg (UK)
Desalting of seawater using
UF and RO Ð Results of a pilot study
118(1998)1-4
Mohammed Badrulla
Baig and Abdul Aziz Al-Kutbi (Saudi Arabia)
Design features of 20 migd
SWRO desalination plant, Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia
118(1998)5-12
M. Safar, M.
Jafar, M. Abdel-Jawad and S. Bou-Hamad (Kuwait)
Standardisation of RO membrane
performance
118(1998)13-21
R.M. Jaluta,
W.M. Elkhatib and A.A. Abufayed (Libya)
Performance characteristics
of a cyclically operated seawater desalination plant in Tajoura, Libya
118(1998)23-24
Yasumoto Magara,
Akihisa Tabata, Minoru Kohki, Mutsuo Kawasaki and Masahiko Hirose (Japan)
Development of boron reduction
system for sea water desalination
118(1998)25-34
A.M. Hassan,
M.A.K. Al-Sofi, A.S. Al-Amoudi, A.T.M. Jamaluddin, A.M. Farooque, A. Rowaili,
A.G.I. Dalvi, N.M. Kither, G.M. Mustafa and I.A.R. Al-Tisan (Saudi
Arabia)
A new approach to membrane
and thermal seawater desalination processes using nanofiltration membranes
(Part 1)
118(1998)35-51
N. Marsh, J.
Howard, S. Rybar, F. Finlayson and A. Linstrum (UK)
The largest seawater RO
plant in the Great Britain 118 (1998)53-62
Julia E. Nemeth
(USA)
Innovative system designs
to optimize performance of ultra-low pressure reverse osmosis membranes
118(1998)63-71
C. Guigui,
P. Manno, P. Moulin, M.J. Clifton, J.C. Rouch, P. Aptel and J.M. Laine
(France
)
The use of Dean vortices
in coiled hollow-fibre ultrafiltration membranes for water and wastewater
treatment
118(1998)73-80
John S. Baker
and Linda Y. Dudley (UK)
Biofouling in membrane systems
- a review
118(1998)81-90
P. Geisler,
F.U. Hahnenstein, W. Krumm and T. Peters (Germany)
Pressure exchange systems
for energy recovery in reverse osmosis plants
118(1998)91-91f
Rob Bos, Lutte
Broens, Simon Dost, Stephan van Hoof, Peter van der Maas and Hieke Oosterom
(The
Netherlands)
Membrane filtration for
greenhouse horticulture. Largest ultrafiltration plant in The Netherlands
118(1998)93-100
Jaeweon Cho,
Gary Amy, John Pellegrino and Yeomin Yoon (USA )
Characterization of clean
and natural organic matter (NOM)
fouled NF and UF membranes,
and foulants characterization
118(1998)101-108
A. Schafer,
A.G. Fane and T.D. Waite (Australia )
Nanofiltration of natural
organic matter: removal, fouling and the influence of multivalent ions
118(1998)109-122
Mohammad A.K.
Al-Sofi, A.M. Hassan, Ghulam M. Mustafa, Abdul Ghani I. Dalvi and Mohammed
N.M. Kither (Saudi Arabia)
Nanofiltration as a means
of achieving higher TBT of 120oC
in MSF
118(1998)123-129
Siobhˆn F.E.
Boerlage, Maria D. Kennedy, Meseret Petros Aniye, Elhadi M. Abogrean, Gilbert
Galjaard and Jan C. Schippers
(The Netherlands)
Monitoring particulate fouling
in membrane systems
118(1998)131-142
S.G. Yiantsios
and A.J. Karabelas (Greece )
The effect of colloid stability
on membrane fouling
118(1998)143-152
Thomas Griebe
and Hans-Curt Flemming (Germany)
Biocide-free antifouling
strategy to protect RO membranes from biofouling
118(1998)153-156a
Hans S. Vrouwenvelder,
J.A.M. van Paassen, H.C. Folmer, J.A.M.H. Hofman, M.M. Nederlof and D.
van der Kooij (The Netherlands)
Biofouling of membranes
for drinking water production
118(1998)157-166
Amy E. Childress
and Shivaji S. Deshmukh (USA )
Effect of humic substances
and anionic surfacants on the surface charge and performance of reverse
osmosis membranes
118(1998)167-174
Maria D. Kennedy,
Soo-Myung Kim, Issac Mutenyo, Lutte Broens and Jan Schippers (The Netherlands)
Intermittent crossflushing
of hollow fiber ultrafiltration systems
118(1998)175-188
S. Laborie,
C. Cabassud, L. Durand-Bourlier and J.M. La"nŽ (France )
Fouling control by air sparging
inside hollow fibre membranes Ð effects on energy consumption
118(1998)189-196
P. Hillis,
M.B. Padley, N.I. Powell and P.M. Gallagher (UK)
Effects of backwash conditions
on out-to-in membrane microfiltration
118(1998)197-204
K. Glucina,
J.M. Laine and L. Durand-Bourlier (France)
Assessment of filtration
mode for the ultrafiltration membrane process
118(1998)205-211
N. Delgrange,
C. Cabassud, M. Cabassud, L. Durand-Bourlier and J.M. Laine (France
)
Modelling of ultrafiltration
fouling by neural network
118(1998)213-227
Mark A. Thompson
and Badi (Steve)
Azar (USA)
Evaluation of conventional
and membrane processes for softening a North Carolina groundwater
118(1998)229-238
Jacques A.M.
van Paassen, Joop C. Kruithof, Simon M. Bakker and Frank Schoonenberg Kegel
(The
Netherlands)
Integrated multi-objective
systems for surface water treatment: pre-treatment of nanofiltration, by
riverbank filtration and conventional ground water treatment
118(1998)239-248
Stephan C.J.M.
van Hoof, C.P.T.M. Duyvesteijn and P.P.R. Vaal (The Netherlands)
Dead-end ultrafiltration
of pretreated and untreated WWTP effluent for re-use in process water applications
118(1998)249-254
Thomas Manth,
J. Frenzel and A. van Vlerken (Germany)
Large-scale application
of UF and RO in the production of demineralized water
118(1998)255-262
W.F.J.M. Nooijen,
P.A. de Boks, P.R. Vaal and W.B. Suratt (The Netherlands)
Production of boiler feed
water out of wastewater with microfiltration and reverse osmosis: the new
age challenge within reach
118(1998)263-265
Philip Holden
(UK)
Anglian Water membrane hybrid
system for the soft drinks industry
118(1998)267-271
Kati Ruohomaki,
Pasi Vaisanen, Sari Metsamuuronen, Maaret Kulovaara and Marianne Nystrom
(Finland)
Characterization and removal
of humic substances in ultra- and nanofiltration
118(1998)273-283
David Hasson,
Raphael Semiat, Dan Bramson, Markus Busch and Bracha Limoni-Relis (
Israel)
Suppression of CaCO3 scale
deposition by anti-scalants
118(1998)285-296
Ger Vos, Yvette
Brekvoort, Hieke A. Oosterom and Maarten M. Nederlof (The Netherlands)
Treatment of canal water
with ultrafiltration to produce industrial and household water
118(1998)297-303
Ora Kedem,
L. Schechtman, Y. Mirsky, G. Saveliev and N. Daltrophe (Israel)
Low-polarisation electrodialysis
membranes
118(1998)305-314
El Hani Bouhabila,
Roger Ben Aim and H. Buisson (France)
Microfiltration of activated
sludge using submerged membrane with air bubbling (application to wastewater
treatment)
118(1998)315-322
D. Abdessemed,
A. Adin and Roger Ben Aim (France )
Coupling flocculation with
micro-ultrafiltration for waste water treatment and reuse
118(1998)323
Jadwiga Sojka-Ledakowicz,
Tomasz Koprowski, Waldemar Machnowski and Hans Henrik Knudsen (Poland)
Membrane filtration of textile
dyehouse wastewater for technological water reuse
119(1998)1-10
Jutta Nuortila-Jokinen,
Anne Kuparinen and Marianne Nystrom (Finland )
Tailoring an economical
membrane process for internal purification in the paper industry
119(1998)11-19
Gun Tragardh
and Dan Johansson (Sweden)
Purification of alkaline
cleaning solutions from the dairy industry using membrane separation technology
119(1998)21-29
Helmut Muller,
Gotz Baumgartner, Andre Wortel and Uwe Offermann (Germany)
Application of a membrane
process to close the water circuit within a Vulcan-fibre factory
119(1998)31-32
Pinhas Glueckstern
and M. Priel (Israel)
Advanced concept of large
seawater desalination systems for Israel
119(1998)33-45
Robert Gerard,
H. Hachisuka and M. Hirose (The Netherlands)
New membrane developments
expanding the horizon for the application of reverse osmosis technology
119(1998)47-55
Walter G.J.
van der Meer, M. Riemersma and J.C. van Dijk
(The Netherlands)
Only two membrane modules
per pressure vessel? Hydraulic optimization of spiral-wound membrane filtration
plants
119(1998)57-64
Stefan Panglisch,
Ulrike Deinert, Walter Dautzenberg, Olaf Kiepke and Rolf Gimbel (Germany)
Monitoring the integrity
of capillary membranes by particle counters
119(1998)65-72
Jean Michel
Laine, K. Glucina, M. Chamant and P. Simonie (France)
Acoustic sensor: a novel
technique for low pressure membrane integrity monitoring
119(1998)73-77
Judith Herschell
Green and Michael Tylla (USA)
A comparison of ultrafiltration
on various river waters
119(1998)79-84
Klaus Hagen
(Germany)
Removal of particles, bacteria
and parasites with ultrafiltration for drinking water treatment
119(1998)85-91
Nilaksh Kothari
and J.S. Taylor (USA )
Pilot scale microfiltration
at Manitowoc
119(1998)93-102
M.J. Pryor,
E.P. Jacobs, J.P. Botes and V.L. Pillay (South Africa)
A low pressure ultrafiltration
membrane system for potable water supply to developing communities in South
Africa
119(1998)103-111
J.A.M.H. Hofman,
M.M. Beumer, E.T. Baars, J.P. van der Hoek and H.M.M. Koppers (The
Netherlands)
Enhanced surface water treatment
by ultrafiltration
119(1998)113-125
Wentie Ma,
Zhicai Sun, Zhongxiang Wang, Yu Bi Feng, Tong Chun Wang, U.S. Chan, Chan
Hong Miu and Shucai Zhu (Macau)
Application of membrane
technology for drinking water
119(1998)127-131
P. Lipp, G.
Baldauf, R. Schick, K. Elsenhans and H.-H. Stabel (Germany)
Integration of ultrafiltration
to conventional drinking water treatment for a better particle removal
- efficiency and costs?
119(1998)133-142
Samer Adham,
Paul Gagliardo, Daniel Smith, David Ross, Karl Gramith and Rhodes Trussell
(
USA)
Monitoring the integrity
of reverse osmosis membranes
119(1998)143-150
Koji Suda,
S. Shibuya, Y. Itoh and T. Kohno (Japan )
Development of a tank-submerged
type membrane filtration system
119(1998)151-158
Sergei P. Agashichev
(Russia)
Modelling concentration
polarisation phenomena for membrane channel with cylindrical geometry in
an ultafiltration process
119(1998)159-168
Kyu-Hong Ahn,
Ho-Young Cha, Ick-Tae Yeom and Kyung-Guen Song (Korea)
Application of nanofiltration
for recycling of paper regeneration wastewater and characterization of
filtration resistance
119(1998)169-176
H.S. Alkhatim,
M.I. Alcaina, E. Soriano, M.I. Iborra, J. Lora and J. Arnal (Spain)
Treatment of whey effluents
from dairy industries by nanofiltration membranes
119(1998)177-184
Jose M. Arnal,
Esteban Campayo, J. Lora Garcia, I. Iborro Clar, M. Alcaina Miranda and
M. Sancho Fernandez (Spain)
Concentration of radioactive
waste solutions of iodine (I125)
from radio immune analysis
(RIA)
using membrane techniques
119(1998)185-
D. Barba, F.
Beolchini and F. Veglio (Italy)
Water saving in a two stage
diafiltration for the production of whey protein concentrates
119(1998)187-188
Sofia Belfer,
Y. Purinson and Ora Kedem (Israel)
Reducing fouling of RO membranes
by redox-initiated graft polymerization
119(1998)189-
Michal Bodzek
and Krystina Konieczny (Poland)
Comparison of ceramic and
capillary membranes in the treatment of natural water by means of ultrafiltration
and microfiltration
119(1998)191-198
Ingrida Bremere,
Maria D. Kennedy, Amayo Johnson, Rani van Emmerik, Geert-Jan Witkamp and
Jan C. Schippers (The Netherlands)
Increasing conversion in
membrane filtration systems using a desupersaturation unit to prevent scaling
119(1998)199-204
Giovanni Del
Re, G. Di Giacomo, L. Aloisio and M. Terreri (Italy)
RO treatment of waste waters
from dairy industry
119(1998)205-206
Sadeq Ebrahim,
M. Abdel-Jawad, A. Al-Saffar and M. Al-Tabtabaei (Kuwait)
Performance assessment of
seawater reserve osmosis membranes
119(1998)207-
J. Faber, P.P.J.M.
van Oort and A. Reigersman (The Netherlands)
An example of water conservation
and wastewater minimization by membrane filtration
119(1998)209-212
A. Fahnrich,
Valko Mavrov and H. Chmiel (Germany)
Membrane processes for water
reuse in the food industry
119(1998)213-216
Harry Futselaar
and Dick C. Weijenberg (The Netherlands)
System design for large-scale
ultrafiltration applications
119(1998)217-224
A. Gomez Gotor,
S. Bachir and C. Argudo (Spain)
Analysis and behaviour of
chloride solutions in flat reverse osmosis membranes
119(1998)225-228
Stefan A. Huber
(Germany)
Evidence for membrane fouling
by specific TOC constituents
119(1998)229-234
Pia Huikuri,
Laina Salonen and Oliver Raff (Germany)
Removal of natural radionuclides
from drinking water by point of entry reverse osmosis
119(1998)235-239
Zoran Jankovic
(Yugoslavia)
Possibilities for the rational
use of energy from thermal waters
119(1998)241-
Mike Jenkins
and Matthew B. Tanner (USA)
Operational experience with
a new fouling resistant reverse osmosis membrane
119(1998)243-250
Krystina Konieczny
(Poland)
Disinfection of surface
and ground waters with polymeric ultrafiltration membranes
119(1998)251-258
Seymour S.
Kremen and Matt Tanner (USA)
Silt density indiced (SDI),
percent plugging factor (%PF): their relation to actual foulant deposition
119(1998)259-262
Maarten M.
Nederlof, Joop C. Kruithof, Jan A.M.H. Hofman, Martin de Koning, Jan-Peter
van der Hoek and Paul A.C. Bonne
(The Netherlands)
Integrated multi-objective
membrane system applications of reverse osmosis at the Amsterdam Water
Supply
119(1998)263-273
H. Oosterom,
G. Galjaard, M.M. Nederlof and J.C. Schippers
(The Netherlands)
Feasibility of micro- and
ultrafiltration for the direct treatment of surface water: results of various
pilot studies
119(1998)275-276
Stefan Panglisch,
Walter Dautzenberg, Olaf Kiepke, Rolf Gimbel, Jurgen Gebel, Anette Kirsch
and Martin Exner (Germany)
Ultra- and microfiltration
pilot plant investigations to treat reservoir water
119(1998)277-288
Thomas A. Peters
(Germany)
Purification of landfill
leachate with reverse osmosis and nanofiltration
119(1998)289-293
Johan Schaep,
Bart van der Bruggen, Steven Uytterhoeven, Raf Croux, Carlo Vandecasteele,
Dirk Wilms, Emmanuel Van Houtte and Frans Vanlerberghe (Belgium)
Removal of hardness from
groundwater by nanofiltration
119(1998)295-302
A. Szymczyk,
P. Fievet, J.C. Reggiani and J. Pagetti (France)
Characterisation of surface
properties of ceramic ultrafiltration membranes by studying diffusion-driven
transport and streaming potential
119(1998)303-308
A. Szymczyk,
P. Fievet, M. Mullet, J.C. Reggiani and J. Pagetti (France)
Study of electrokinetic
properties of plate ceramic membranes by electroosmosis and streaming potential
119(1998)309-314
George Tchobanoglous,
Jeannie Darby, Keith Bourgeous, John McArdle, Paul Genest and Michael Tylla
(Germany)
Ultrafiltration as an advanced
tertiary treatment process for municipal wastewater
119(1998)315-322
Wataru Tsujimoto,
Haruo Kimura, Tomohiro Izu and Takashi Irie (Japan)
Membrane filtration and
pre-treatment by GAC
119(1998)323-326
E. Tzen, K.
Perrakis and P. Baltas (Greece)
Design of a stand alone
PV-desalination system for rural areas
119(1998)327-324
Patrick Weber
and Rudiger Knauf (Germany)
Ultrafiltration of surface
water with ¨MOLPURE FW50 hollow fiber module
119(1998)335-339
L.P. Wessels,
W.G.J. Van der Meer, W.C. Van Paassen and G. Vos (The Netherlands)
Innovative design of nano-
and ultrafiltration plants
119(1998)341-345
E. Wittmann,
P. Cote, C. Medici, J. Leech and A.G. Turner (France)
Treatment of a hard borehole
water containing low levels of pesticide by nanofiltration
119(1998)347-352
H. Wang and
G. Zhang (China, PR)
Development of portable
pure water station
119(1998)353-354
Guoping Zhang
and J. Shong (China, PR)
Production of ultrapure
water STN-LCD process line
119(1998)353-356
C.P.T.M. Duyvesteijn
(The
Netherlands)
Water re-use in an oil refinery
119(1998)357-358
Inderjeet Kaur,
G.S. Chauhan and B.N. Misra (India)
Modification of tefzel film
by graft copolymerization of methacrylonitrile for use as membrane
119(1998)359-360
V.N. Mynin
and G.V. Terpugov (Russia)
Purification of waste water
from heavy metals by using ceramic membranes and natural polyelectrolytes
119(1998)361-362
V.N. Mynin
and G.V. Terpugov (Russia)
A membrane apparatus design
for cellulose-paper manufacture drains purification
119(1998)363-364
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