Biblio

J. Poinapen and Ekama, G. A., “Biological sulphate reduction with primary sewage sludge in an upflow anaerobic sludge bed reactor. Part 5. Steady-state model”, Water SA, pp. p. 193 - 202 : 3 fig., 1 tab., 2010.

A. A. L. S. Duarte, Cardoso, S. J. A., and Alçada, A. J., “Emerging and innovative techniques for arsenic removal applied to a small water supply system”, Sustainability, pp. P. 1288-1304 : 6 fig., 3 tab., 2009.

B. Petrusevski, Sharma, S., Schippers, J. C., Shordt, K., and IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, The Hague, NL, “Arsenic in drinking water”, vol. no. 17. IRC, Delft, The Netherlands, p. 57 p. : 11 fig., 3 tab., 2007.

S. Luzi, Berg, M., Pham, T. K. T., Pham, H. V., and Schertenleib, R., Household sand filters for arsenic removal : an option to mitigate arsenic from iron-rich groundwater. Duebendorf, Switzerland: Swiss Federal Institute for Environmental Science and Technology (EAWAG), 2004, p. 31 p. : 12 fig., 2 tab.

Y. A. Catillo Tabares, “Utilización de la fotocatálisis para remover entérobacterias en aguas residuales domésticas tratadas en Ginebra”. Universidad del Valle, Facultad de Ingenieria, Cali, Colombia, p. 218 p. , tables, graphics, 2004.

SDC -Dhaka, BD, Swiss Agengy for Development and Cooperation, “Arsenic mitigation : action research findings”. Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. 28 p. (14 sheets, loose-leaf) : fig., tab., 2003.

O. Zimmo, Nitrogen transformations and removal mechanisms in algal and duckweed waste stabilisation ponds. Lisse, The Netherlands: Swets and Zeitlinger, 2003, p. 131 p. : fig., tab.

A. Khair, “A study on development of an arsenic test kit and some arsenic contamination issues”, vol. no. 5. ITN-Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. xii, 49 p. : 10 fig., 10 tabs., 2003.

R. Shaw and Skinner, B., “Technical brief no. 59 : household water treatment 2”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 15-18 : 5 fig., 2003.

D. Kone, “Epuration des eaux usees par lagunage a microphytes et a macrophytes en Afrique de l'Ouest et du Centre : etat des lieux, performances epuratoires et criteres de dimensionnement”, vol. no. 2653. Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFLA), Lausanne, Switzerland, p. xv, 170 p. : 35 fig., 39 tab., 2002.

S. van der Geest and Obirih‑Opareh, N., “Getting out of the shit : toilets and the daily failure of governance in Ghana”, Bulletin de l'APAD, p. 12 p., 2002.

M. Qotole, Xali, M., and Barchiesi, F., The commercialisation of waste management in South Africa, vol. no. 3. Kingston, Ont, Canada: Municipal Services Project, 2001, p. 48 p. : 2 tab.

X. M. Yang, Yahashi, T., Kuniyasu, K., and Ohmori, H., “On-site systems for domestic wastewater treatment (johkasous) in Japan”, in Decentralised sanitation and reuse : concepts, systems and implementation, 2001, pp. P. 257-280 : 16 fig., 14 tab.

G. B. W. S. Atkins Epsom, “Rapid assessment of household level arsenic removal technologies : phase I : final draft report”. WaterAid, London, UK, p. 140 p. : fig., tab., 2001.

G. B. W. S. Atkins Epsom, “Rapid assessment of household level arsenic removal technologies : phase II report”. WaterAid, London, UK, p. v, 91 p. : 26 fig., 18 tab., 2001.

“Rapid assessment of household level arsenic removal technologies : phase II report : appendices”. p. 75 p. : tab., 2001.

G. B. W. S. Atkins Epsom, “Rapid assessment of household level arsenic removal technologies - Bangladesh : addendum to final report : break through results following second month’s testing”. WaterAid, London, UK, p. 2 p. : 1 fig., 1 tab., 2001.

“Rapid assessment of household level arsenic removal technologies : phase II executive summary”. p. 24 p. : 2 fig., 6 tab., 2001.

J. - Q. Jiang, “Removing arsenic from groundwater for the developing world : a review”, Water science and technology, pp. p. 89-98 : 4 fig., 4 tab., 2001.

M. Ali, Ahmed, M. F., and Adeel, Z., “Technologies for arsenic removal from drinking water : compilation of papers presented at the International Workshop on Technologies for Arsenic Removal from Drinking Water, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 5-7 May 2001”. Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. viii, 277 p. : fig., tab., 2001.

A. Robinson, “Arsenic mitigation in West Bengal and Bangladesh : helping households respond to a water quality crisis”, vol. no. 3. Water and Sanitation Program, WSP, Washington, DC, USA, p. 15 p. : boxes, fig., photogr., tab., 2000.

T. O. Okurut, A pilot study on municipal wastewater treatment using a constructed wetland in Uganda. Rotterdam, The Netherlands: A.A. Balkema, 2000, p. xii, 171 p. : fig., tab.

EPA -Washington, DC, US. Office of Water, “Technologies and costs for removal of arsenic from drinking water”. US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington, DC, USA, p. x, 268 p. : 40 fig., 29 tab., 2000.

T. Viraraghavan, Subramanian, K. S., and Srinivasan, P. T., “Aluminium in drinking water : an overview”, Water SA, pp. p. 47-55 : 1 fig., 3 tab., 1999.

T. Viraraghavan, Subramanian, K. S., and Aruldoss, J. A., “Arsenic in drinking water : problems and solutions”, Water science and technology, pp. p. 69-76 : 3 fig., 2 tab., 1999.