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Membrane Loader for the Reverse Osmosis (RO) Membrane Replacement at Seqwater’s Gold Coast Desalination Plant
J Jo, H van der Zouwen
Although the Reverse Osmosis (RO) membranes at Gold Coast Desalination Plant (GCDP) aged considerably well since plant commissioning ...
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Use of optimisation modelling to inform water strategy: a case study
M Bromly, M Shahabi, M Awang
Optimisation modelling was applied to understand the potential groundwater shortfall in Perth’s urbanising northeast ...
Read Full PaperIdentifying alternative treatment options for removal of bushfire-related contaminants
A Mohiuddin, Y Wang, C Gabus, P Lingat
Sydney’s Warragamba catchment was severely burnt by bushfires during a period of extreme drought in 2019. Sydney Water carried out extensive water quality analysis and...
Read Full PaperBiofiltration’s effect on removing pollutants in stormwater
B Dalrymple, M Wicks, W Jones, B Allingham
Over recent decades, the implementation of stormwater control measures (SCMs) to achieve a more water sensitive urban environment and reduce the hydrologic and water quality impacts of urban development has...
Read Full PaperEvaluating and Comparing Circular Economy options in Yarra Valley Water’s 2030 Strategy
L Ehrenfried, J Bricout, T Grant, F Pamminger
This paper describes the development and application of a circular economy analysis framework created especially for water utilities, to inform strategy development and...
Read Full PaperSmooth optimisation of demand patterns in water distribution system hydraulic model
S Hossain, G Hewa, C Chow, D Cook
This study proposes a new approach to obtain smooth demand patterns while calibrating water distribution system (WDS) hydraulic models using an automatic...
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Daniel Visser, GHD (Chair)
Secretary:
Robert Ford, Retired
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Dr Andrew Bath
Dr Dharma Dharmabalan
Prof Ted Gardner
Dr Lionel Ho
Mr Asoka Jayaratne
Dr Tim Muster
Mr Joe Pera
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