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Hoboken
7. Stumm (1966) Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on water pollution research.
Munich
8. Dirasian (1968) Electrode potentials—significance in biological systems, part 2: Experience in
waste treatment, water and sewage works, October
9. Herbert D (1956) J Gen Micro 14.
10. Lawrence AW (1963) J San Engr Div, Proceedings ASCE. June.
11. Wang LK, Shammas NK, Hung YT (eds) (2005) Advanced biological treatment processes.
The Humana Press, Inc., Totowa
12. Sarioğlu M, Orhon D, Görgün E, Artan N (2004) Design procedure for carbon removal in
contact stabilization activated sludge process. Water Sci Technol v(11):285–292
13. Shammas NK, Wang LK (2005) Principles and kinetics of biological processes. In: Wang LK,
Shammas NK, Hung YT (eds) Advanced biological treatment processes. The Humana Press,
Inc., Totowa
14. Vesilind A (2003) Wastewater treatment plant design. Water Environment Federation and
IWA Publishing, Alexandria
15. Wang LK, Poon CPC, Wang MHS (1977) Control tests and kinetics of activated sludge
process. Water Air Soil Pollut 8:315–351
16. Beer C, Wang LK (1978) Activated sludge systems using nitrate respiration – design considerations. J Water Pollut Control Fed 50(9):2120–2131
17. Wuhrmann K (1963) In: Eckenfelder WW Jr, McCabe J (eds) Advances in biological waste
treatment
18. Eckenfelder WW Jr, O’Connor DJ (1961) Biological waste treatment. Pergamon Press,
New York
19. Federation of Sewage and Industrial Wastes Associations (1952) Air diffusion in sewage
works. Manual of Practice 5
20. Water Pollution Control Federation (1967) Sewage treatment plant design. Manual of Practice
8, Washington, DC
21. Wang MHS, Wang LK (1979) Computer-aided analysis of biochemical oxygen demand and
reaction constant. Int Soc Ecol Model J 1:61–67
22. Shammas NK (1986) Interactions of temperature, pH and biomass on the nitrification process.
J Water Pollut Control Fed 58(1):52–59
23. Morrison SM, Newton CC (1972) The mechanism of waste treatment at low temperature.
Completion report. Environmental Resources Center. Colorado State University, USA
24. Eckenfelder WW Jr (1967) Industrial water quality. The McGraw-Hill Co., NY. ISBN
9780071548663
25. Zanoni AE (1969) Secondary effluent deoxygenation at different temperatures. J Water Pollut
Control Fed 41:640–659
26. Friedman AA (1972) Temperature effects on growth and yield of activated sludge. J Water
Pollut Control Fed 44:1429
27. Novak JT (1974) Temperature-substract interactions in biological treatment. J Water Pollut
Control Fed 46:984
28. Alleman JE (2015) The genesis and evolution of activated sludge technology. School of Civil
Engineering. http://bridge.ecn.purdue.edu/~alleman/w3-class/456/article/article-aswisconsin.
html, West Lafayette
29. Shammas NK, Wang LK (2005) Emerging suspended growth biological processes. In: Wang
LK, Shammas NK, Hung YT (eds) Advanced biological treatment processes. Humana Press,
Inc., Totowa
30. Jenkins D (1968) Control of activated sludge by mean cell residence time. J Water Pollut
Control Fed 40, Part I.
3 Biological Processes
161