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Vol. 39 No. 5, October 2013
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Vol. 39 No. 5, October 2013

19 articles

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  1. REVIEW: Long-term sustainability in the management of acid mine drainage wastewaters – development of the Rhodes BioSURE Process

    Rose P

    View PDF — REVIEW: Long-term sustainability in the management of acid mine drainage wastewaters – development of the Rhodes BioSURE Process Download — REVIEW: Long-term sustainability in the management of acid mine drainage wastewaters – development of the Rhodes BioSURE Process

  2. Treatment of dyeing wastewater including reactive dyes (Reactive Red RB, Reactive Black B, Remazol Blue) and Methylene Blue by fungal biomass

    GĂĽl ĂśD

    View PDF — Treatment of dyeing wastewater including reactive dyes (Reactive Red RB, Reactive Black B, Remazol Blue) and Methylene Blue by fungal biomass Download — Treatment of dyeing wastewater including reactive dyes (Reactive Red RB, Reactive Black B, Remazol Blue) and Methylene Blue by fungal biomass

  3. Preliminary risk assessment of common-use pesticides using PRIMET and PERPEST pesticide risk models in a semi-arid subtropical region

    Malherbe W, Van Vuren JHJ, Wepener V

    View PDF — Preliminary risk assessment of common-use pesticides using PRIMET and PERPEST pesticide risk models in a semi-arid subtropical region Download — Preliminary risk assessment of common-use pesticides using PRIMET and PERPEST pesticide risk models in a semi-arid subtropical region

  4. Detection and confirmation of toxigenic Vibrio cholerae O1 in environmental and clinical samples by a direct cell multiplex PCR

    Yadava JP, Jain M, Goel AK

    View PDF — Detection and confirmation of toxigenic Vibrio cholerae O1 in environmental and clinical samples by a direct cell multiplex PCR Download — Detection and confirmation of toxigenic Vibrio cholerae O1 in environmental and clinical samples by a direct cell multiplex PCR

  5. Food-web structure in the hypertrophic Rietvlei Dam based on stable isotope analysis: Specific and general implications for reservoir biomanipulation

    Harding WR, Hart RC

    View PDF — Food-web structure in the hypertrophic Rietvlei Dam based on stable isotope analysis: Specific and general implications for reservoir biomanipulation Download — Food-web structure in the hypertrophic Rietvlei Dam based on stable isotope analysis: Specific and general implications for reservoir biomanipulation

  6. Not so pristine – characterising the physico-chemical conditions of an undescribed temporarily open/closed estuary

    Kaselowski T, Adams JB

    View PDF — Not so pristine – characterising the physico-chemical conditions of an undescribed temporarily open/closed estuary Download — Not so pristine – characterising the physico-chemical conditions of an undescribed temporarily open/closed estuary

  7. Long-term nitrate and phosphate loading of river water in the Upper Manyame Catchment, Zimbabwe

    Nyamangara J, Jeke N, Rurinda J

    View PDF — Long-term nitrate and phosphate loading of river water in the Upper Manyame Catchment, Zimbabwe Download — Long-term nitrate and phosphate loading of river water in the Upper Manyame Catchment, Zimbabwe

  8. Analysis and modelling of flood risk assessment using information diffusion and artificial neural network

    Li Q, Jiang X, Liu D

    View PDF — Analysis and modelling of flood risk assessment using information diffusion and artificial neural network Download — Analysis and modelling of flood risk assessment using information diffusion and artificial neural network

  9. TECHNICAL NOTE: Development of a Linear Flow Channel Reactor for sulphur removal in acid mine wastewater treatment operations

    Molwantwa JB, Rose PD

    View PDF — TECHNICAL NOTE: Development of a Linear Flow Channel Reactor for sulphur removal in acid mine wastewater treatment operations Download — TECHNICAL NOTE: Development of a Linear Flow Channel Reactor for sulphur removal in acid mine wastewater treatment operations

  10. Overview of the influences of mining-related pollution on the water quality of the Mooi River system’s reservoirs, using basic statistical analyses and self organised mapping

    Barnard S, Venter IS, Van Ginkel CE

    View PDF — Overview of the influences of mining-related pollution on the water quality of the Mooi River system’s reservoirs, using basic statistical analyses and self organised mapping Download — Overview of the influences of mining-related pollution on the water quality of the Mooi River system’s reservoirs, using basic statistical analyses and self organised mapping

  11. Microbial quality of drinking water from groundtanks and tankers at source and point-of-use in eThekwini Municipality, South Africa, and its relationship to health outcomes

    Singh U, Lutchmanariyan R, Wright J, Knight S, Jackson S, Langmark J, Vosloo D, Rodda N

    View PDF — Microbial quality of drinking water from groundtanks and tankers at source and point-of-use in eThekwini Municipality, South Africa, and its relationship to health outcomes Download — Microbial quality of drinking water from groundtanks and tankers at source and point-of-use in eThekwini Municipality, South Africa, and its relationship to health outcomes

  12. Chemical characteristics and limnology of Loskop Dam on the Olifants River (South Africa), in light of recent fish and crocodile mortalities

    Dabrowski J, Oberholster PJ, Dabrowski JM, Le Brasseur J, Gieskes J

    View PDF — Chemical characteristics and limnology of Loskop Dam on the Olifants River (South Africa), in light of recent fish and crocodile mortalities Download — Chemical characteristics and limnology of Loskop Dam on the Olifants River (South Africa), in light of recent fish and crocodile mortalities

  13. Effect of land area on average annual suburban water demand

    Jacobs HE, Scheepers HM, Sinske SA

    View PDF — Effect of land area on average annual suburban water demand Download — Effect of land area on average annual suburban water demand

  14. Response of low-strength phenol-acclimated activated sludge to shock loading of high phenol concentrations

    Lim J-W, Seng C-E, Lim P-E, Ng S-L, Tan K-C, Kew S-L

    View PDF — Response of low-strength phenol-acclimated activated sludge to shock loading of high phenol concentrations Download — Response of low-strength phenol-acclimated activated sludge to shock loading of high phenol concentrations

  15. TECHNICAL NOTE: Measurement and expression of granular filter cleanliness

    Haarhoff J, Van Staden S

    View PDF — TECHNICAL NOTE: Measurement and expression of granular filter cleanliness Download — TECHNICAL NOTE: Measurement and expression of granular filter cleanliness

  16. Planktonic algae and cyanoprokaryotes as indicators of ecosystem quality in the Mooi River system in the North-West Province, South Africa

    Venter IS, Barnard S, Dickinson MA, Janse van Vuuren S, Levanets A, Taylor JC

    View PDF — Planktonic algae and cyanoprokaryotes as indicators of ecosystem quality in the Mooi River system in the North-West Province, South Africa Download — Planktonic algae and cyanoprokaryotes as indicators of ecosystem quality in the Mooi River system in the North-West Province, South Africa

  17. The status quo of research on South Africa’s water resource management institutions

    Meissner R, Funke N, Nienaber S, Ntombela C

    View PDF — The status quo of research on South Africa’s water resource management institutions Download — The status quo of research on South Africa’s water resource management institutions

  18. Rapid procedure to calibrate EC-10 and EC-20 capacitance sensors in coir

    Van der Westhuizen RJ, Van Rensburg LD

    View PDF — Rapid procedure to calibrate EC-10 and EC-20 capacitance sensors in coir Download — Rapid procedure to calibrate EC-10 and EC-20 capacitance sensors in coir

  19. Efficacy of conventional drinking water treatment processes in removing problem-causing phytoplankton and associated organic compounds

    Ewerts H, Swanepoel A, Du Preez HH

    View PDF — Efficacy of conventional drinking water treatment processes in removing problem-causing phytoplankton and associated organic compounds Download — Efficacy of conventional drinking water treatment processes in removing problem-causing phytoplankton and associated organic compounds
 
 

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