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W at e Journal of the Australian Water Association ISSN 0310-0367 Volume 38 No6 September 2011

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Residents at Buru in Queensland map their water system. See page 73.

   

An aerial view of the Suncoast Sewage Treatment Plant. See page 58.

TECHNICAL FEATURES sm as ita Baga

WASTEWATER TREATMENT

al Defining Treatment Plant Capacity
Equivalent Population is more sensible than Average Dry Weather Flow MP Thomas 58

‘| Biogas Production Potential from Meat Processing Plant (@E=uE=
Results showed good potential for biogas production MOthman&S Woon 64

INTERNATIONAL AID PROJECTS

| Analysis of Breakdown of Technology Transfer in Cambodia (@RSHIET!
Positioning ceramic water filters as a fundamental service rather than a luxury C Browne 67

SMALL SYSTEMS

The Community Water Planner Field Guide
A package to assist Indigenous communities R Grey-Gardner, R Elvin, P Taylor & MAkeroyd = 73

[The Potential for Membrane Distillation of Industrial Wastewaters (SHE!
Using waste heat to recover high-quality water from a waste stream NDow&MDuke 78

STORMWATER TREATMENT

EI Nutrients and Solids Removal by an Engineered Treatment Train
Field evaluation of a gully pit insert and cartridge media filter water M Wicks, N Vigar& M Hannah 83,

WATER TREATMENT

[ Application of Chlorination for Cyanobacterial Toxin Control
Chlorination can be an effective final treatment barrier for a range of cyanotoxins L Ho etal 89

WATER RECYCLING

 

|&) Rapid Cross-Connection Detection by Portable Fluorescence Spectroscopy (™@featal”
Recycled water is typically able to be distinguished from potable water by a factor of 4 to 5 AC Hambly et al, 96

ASSET MANAGEMENT

Water Infrastructure
Benefits of asset management-centred organisations ZSlavnic 102

WATER BUSINESS

New Products and Business Information 104

Advertisers’ Index 112

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