Riverbank Filtration Hydrology (Hardcover)

Dedication. Contributing Authors. Acknowledgments. Preface. 1. Significance of Hydrologic Aspects on RBF Performance; J. Schubert. 2. Evaluating Streambed Forces Impacting the Capacity of Riverbed Filtration Systems; S.A. Hubbs. 3. Impact of Riverbed Clogging on Ground Water; I. Mucha et al. 4. New Approaches for Estimating Streambed Infiltration Rates; W. Macheleidt et al. 5. Bioclogging in Porous Media: Tracer Studies; P. Engesgaard et al. 6. Riverbank Filtration in the Netherlands: Well Fields, Clogging and Geochemical Reactions; P.J. Stuyfzand. 7. Clogging-Induced Flow and Chemical Transport Simulation in Riverbank Filtration Systems; C. Ray and H. Prommer. 8. Use of Aquifer Testing and Groundwater Modeling to Evaluate Aquifer/River Hydraulics at Louisville Water Company, Louisville, Kentucky, USA; D.C. Schafer. 9. Changes in Riverbed Conductivity and Specific Capacity at Louisville; S.A. Hubbs. 10. Experience with Riverbed Clogging Along the Rhine River; J. Schubert. 11. Heat as a Groundwater Tracer at the Russian River RBF Facility, Sonoma California; J. Constantz et al. 12. Monitoring clogging after start-up of a RBF-system at the River Enns, Austria; B. Wett. 13. Managing Resources in a European Semi-Arid Environment: Combined Use of Surface and Groundwater for Drinking Water Production in the Barcelona Metropolitan Area; J. Martin-Alonso. 14. Presentation of Data for Factors Significant to the Yield from Several Riverbank Filtration Systems in the U.S. and Europe; T.G. Caldwell. Index.