Search Results - "Blanksby, J R"

The effect of extended in-sewer storage on wastewater treatment plant performance by ASHLEY, R. M, DUDLEY, J, VOLLERTSEN, J, SAUL, A. J, JACK, A, BLANKSBY, J. R

“…A project funded by UKWIR is under way in the UK to develop a relatively simple methodology whereby the effects of the introduction of extended in-sewer…”
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Development and testing of a new design procedure for the control of aesthetic pollutants at combined sewer overflows by Balmforth, D.J., Blanksby, J.R., Brown, C., Rogerson, C.

“…Two research projects identified the need for a new design guide and software to facilitate the design of combined sewer overflows. The purpose of the design…”
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The acoustic attenuation and hydraulic roughness in a large section sewer pipe with periodical obstacles by Horoshenkov, K V, Yin, Y A, Schellart, A, Ashley, R M, Blanksby, J R

“…The acoustic attenuation, relative sound pressure levels and the equivalent Nikuradse wall roughness under variable flow conditions in a 600 mm concrete sewer…”
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The utilisation of engineered invert traps in the management of near bed solids in sewer networks by Ashley, R M, Tait, S J, Stovin, V R, Burrows, R, Framer, A, Buxton, A P, Blackwood, D J, Saul, A J, Blanksby, J R

“…Large existing sewers are considerable assets which wastewater utilities will require to operate for the foreseeable future to maintain health and the quality…”
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Development and testing of a new design procedure for the control of aesthetic pollutants at combined sewer overflows by Balmforth, D. J., Blanksby, J. R., Brown, C., Rogerson, C.

“…Two research projects identified the need for a new design guide and software to facilitate the design of combined sewer overflows. The purpose of the design…”
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The utilisation of engineered invert traps in the management of near bed solids in sewer networks by Ashley, R M, Tait, S J, Stovin, V R, Burrows, R, Fraser, A, Buxton, A P, Blackwood, D J, Saul, A J, Blanksby, J R

“…Large existing sewers are considerable assets which wastewater utilities will require to operate for the foreseeable future to maintain health and the quality…”
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Development and testing of a new design procedure for the control of aesthetic pollutants at combined sewer overflows by Balmforth, D J, Blanksby, J R, Brown, C, Rogerson, C

“…Two research projects identified the need for a new design guide and software to facilitate the design of combined sewer overflows. The purpose of the design…”
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