Monitoring of Water Quality —— The Contribution of Advanced Technologies

----- 水质监测：先进技术的贡献

ISBN: 9780080433400 出版年：1998 页码：297 Colin, F Quevauviller, Ph Elsevier Science_RM

Optical techniques for water monitoring (P. Scully). Microbiological sensors for the monitoring of water quality (D. Osbild, P. Vasseur). Data mining of water quality data by chemometrical methods (B.G.M. Vandeginste). End user's view: state-of-the-art, identification and prioritisation of needs (G. Frego). Characterization of wastewater sludges: end user's view (A. Kouzeli-Katsiri). On-line measurement in waste water treatment plants: sensor development and assessment of comparability of on-line sensors (S. Jacobsen, A.L. Jensen). Methods and Developments. Fibre-optic chemical sensors: from molecular engineering to environmental analytical chemistry in the field (G. Orellana et al .). Optochemical sensors in water monitoring (W. Trettnak, F. Reininger). Microsystems for in situ measurement of vocs in groundwaters and soils (J. Gutierrez et al .). Headspace analysis using conducting polymer sensor arrays (P.A. Payne et al .). Critical pH in cooling waters (L. Martens). Advanced technologies for new parameters and measurement concepts (M. Jauzein). Process flow rates reconciliation and data analysis (D. Maquin, J. Ragot). Discussion Papers: User's View. Sensor needs for water monitoring (M. Scott). Drinking water quality control, identification of needs for future research (EPAL's perspective (J. Benoliel). Sensors for waste water: many needs but financial and technical limitations (H. Wacheux). Needs and uses of continuous monitoring equipment for waste water treatment. Standardization y/n? (J.-L. Cecile). Improvement of water quality surveillance with the development of a new approach: integrated control of physico-chemical and biological sensors responses (J.-P. Schmitt, M. Thomas). Impact on the quality of the industrial siderurgical waters by replacing the classical blast furnaces' BF/LDAC basic oxygen furnaces' BOF file (wet gas cleaning) through the electric arc furnaces' EAF file (dry gas cleaning) (G. Diderich).