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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO)"”.

  1. Sustainable cities and institutional change : the transformation of urban stormwater management

    … pipes to control polluted urban runoff and sewer overflows, as required under the Clean Water Act. Yet the extent to which cities facing very similar municipal pollution problems adopt GSI varies widely. This dissertation seeks to account for the disparate adoption of, and investment in, …

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  2. In situ characterization of sediment oxygen demand across the spectrum of non-resuspension to full resuspension with varying bed shear stress

    … of very high flow rates associated with pumped combined sewer overflow (CSO) during intense hydrologic events. These events can cause resuspension of the highly organic, nutrient-rich bottom sediments, resulting in precipitous drawdown of dissolved oxygen (DO) in the water column. While many …

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  3. The characterisation of the hydrodynamic vortex separator using residence time distribution analysis.

    … at wastewater treatment works and in the sewerage system as a combined sewer overflow (CSO) for the separation of solids from an incoming waste stream. This project presents the first stage in developing and aiding the existing design methodology for the optimisation of kinetic processes …

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  4. Long-term impacts of water quality and climate variability on Illinois River waterway fish assemblages

    The Illinois River has been heavily altered by a range of human activities. Among these, wetlands have been drained, lock and dams constructed, navigation channels maintained, and industrial effluent and sewage discharged. These alterations have strongly affected fish assemblages within the river. …

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