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Phosphorus budget models for simulating the fate of phosphorus in South African reservoirs
A journal article by Grobler DC in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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- readers and researchers interested in water science
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Phosphorus budget models for simulating the fate of phosphorus in South African reservoirs Grobler DC View PDF — Phosphorus budget models for simulating the fate of phosphorus in South African reservoirs Download — Phosphorus budget models for simulating the fate of phosphorus in South African reservoirs
Letters to the Editor: Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant
A letter to the editor by Roberts MR in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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Letters to the Editor: Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant Roberts MR View PDF — Letters to the Editor: Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant Download — Letters to the Editor: Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant
The nutrient status of the Swartkops River estuary, Eastern Cape
A journal article by Emmerson WD in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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The nutrient status of the Swartkops River estuary, Eastern Cape Emmerson WD View PDF — The nutrient status of the Swartkops River estuary, Eastern Cape Download — The nutrient status of the Swartkops River estuary, Eastern Cape
Note on procedures for the large-scale transportation of juvenile fish
A journal article by Prinsloo JF and Schoonbee HJ in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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Note on procedures for the large-scale transportation of juvenile fish Prinsloo JF, Schoonbee HJ View PDF — Note on procedures for the large-scale transportation of juvenile fish Download — Note on procedures for the large-scale transportation of juvenile fish
Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant
A journal article by Hart MA in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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- readers and researchers interested in water science
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Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant Hart MA View PDF — Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant Download — Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant
Isotopic and chemical aspects of nitrate in the groundwater of the Springbok Flats
A journal article by Heaton THE in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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Isotopic and chemical aspects of nitrate in the groundwater of the Springbok Flats Heaton THE View PDF — Isotopic and chemical aspects of nitrate in the groundwater of the Springbok Flats Download — Isotopic and chemical aspects of nitrate in the groundwater of the Springbok Flats
The identification of heterotrophic bacteria in an activated sludge plant with particular reference to polyphosphate accumulation
A journal article by Roberts MR in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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- readers and researchers interested in water science
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The identification of heterotrophic bacteria in an activated sludge plant with particular reference to polyphosphate accumulation Roberts MR View PDF — The identification of heterotrophic bacteria in an activated sludge plant with particular reference to polyphosphate accumulation Download — The identification of heterotrophic bacteria in an activated sludge plant with particular reference to polyphosphate accumulation
Least-squares analysis of settling data under discrete settling conditions
A journal article by Ong SL in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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Least-squares analysis of settling data under discrete settling conditions Ong SL View PDF — Least-squares analysis of settling data under discrete settling conditions Download — Least-squares analysis of settling data under discrete settling conditions
The chemical composition of Transkei dam water
A journal article by du Preez AL in Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985, available to view or download as a PDF.
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The chemical composition of Transkei dam water du Preez AL View PDF — The chemical composition of Transkei dam water Download — The chemical composition of Transkei dam water
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Eastern Cape, City of Tshwane, Gauteng
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https://www.wrc.org.za/water-sa-issue/11-no-4-october-1985/
Key Takeaways
- Water SA Vol. 11 No. 4, October 1985
- October 1, 1985
- 9 articles
- Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant — Hart MA
- Letters to the Editor: Scum formation in a nutrient removing activated sludge plant — Roberts MR
- The identification of heterotrophic bacteria in an activated sludge plant with particular reference to polyphosphate accumulation — Roberts MR
- Least-squares analysis of settling data under discrete settling conditions — Ong SL
- The nutrient status of the Swartkops River estuary, Eastern Cape — Emmerson WD
- Isotopic and chemical aspects of nitrate in the groundwater of the Springbok Flats — Heaton THE
- The chemical composition of Transkei dam water — du Preez AL
- Note on procedures for the large-scale transportation of juvenile fish — Prinsloo JF, Schoonbee HJ
- Phosphorus budget models for simulating the fate of phosphorus in South African reservoirs — Grobler DC
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