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Metals and Related Substances in Drinking Water comprises the proceedings of COST Action 637 - METEAU, held in Kristianstad, Sweden, October 13-15, 2010.

This book collates the understanding of the various factors which control metals and related substances in drinking water with an aim to minimize environmental impacts. Metals and Related Substances in Drinking Water:
  • Provides an overview of knowledge on metals and related substances in drinking water.
  • Promotes good practice in controlling metals and related substances in drinking water.
  • Helps to determining the environmental and socio-economic impacts of control measures through public participation
  • Introduces the importance of mineral balance in drinking water especially when choosing treatment methods
  • Shares practitioner experience.
The proceedings of this international conference contain many state-of-the-art presentations by leading researchers from across the world. They are of interest to water sector practitioners, regulators, researchers and engineers.
About Cost 9(1)
Organizers / Core Committee 10(2)
Summary of the 4th International Cost Action 637 Conference, Kristianstad, Sweden 12(1)
Forward from Cost Action 637 Chair 13(2)
Section 1 Risk management and risk assessment
1 How water safety plans can help to address risks from metals in drinking water
15(5)
B. Breach
2 QC/QA Scheme applied to monitoring of metal concentrations in water intended for human consumption sampled from the area of Warsaw performed by ICP-MS and ICP-OES techniques
20(13)
S. Garbos
D. Swiecicka
3 Drinking water quality in the city of Belgrade and health risks from domestic use of filters with reverse osmosis
33(1)
I. Ristanovic-Ponjavic
M. Mandic-Miladinovic
S. Vukcevic
4 Consumer concerns about drinking water in an area with high levels of naturally occurring arsenic in groundwater, and the implications for managing health risks
34(8)
J. Leventon
S. Hug
Section 2 Health and aesthetic issues
5 Dscolouration in water supply, the role of metals
42(9)
J.B. Boxall
6 Metals and related substances in drinking water - from source to the tap. Krakow tap survey 2010
51(5)
A. Postawa
E. Kmiecik
K. Wator
7 Relation between arsenic in drinking water and carcinoma of urinary bladder: data from Municipality of Zrenjanin
56(4)
D. Jovanovic
Z. Rasic-Milutinovic
G. Perunicic-Pekovic
S. Zivkovic-Perisic
T. Knezevic
D. Miljus
M. Radosavljevic
K. Paunovic
8 Blood pressure and drinking water magnesium levels in some Serbian Municipalities
60(7)
Z. Rasic-Milutinovic
G. Perunicic-Pekovic
D. Jovanovic
L. Bokan
M. Cankovic-Kadijevic
9 Tap water quality regarding metal concentration in Timisoara City
67(9)
G. Vasile
L. Cruceru
J. Petre
A. Anghelus
D. Gheorghe
D. Landi
A. Stefanescu
10 The need for an integrated approach to controlling metal and metalloid contamination of drinking water
76(7)
C. Hayes
11 Uranium in Drinking Water
83(1)
P. Andrew Karem
12 Arsenic in drinking water and non-insulin-dependent diabetes in Zrenjanin municipality, Serbia
84(4)
D. Jovanovic
Z. Rasic-Milutinovic
G. Perunicic-Pekovic
K. Paunovic
T. Knezevic
M. Radosavljevic
S. Plavsic
M. Dimitric
R. Filipov
13 Does water softening improve eczema in children? Results of a clinical trial - the Softened Water Eczema Trial (SWET)
88(3)
I. H. Pallett
K.S. Thomas
T. Dean
T. H. Sach
K. Koller
A. Frost
H.C. Williams
14 Preliminary assessment of metal concentrations in drinking water in the city of Szczecin (Poland): human health aspects
91(10)
J. Gorski
M. Siepak
S. Garbos
D. Swiecicka
Section 3 Mineral Balance in drinking water
15 Influence of mineral composition of drinking water on the acid-base balance of human body
101(5)
F. Kozisek
H. Jeligova
V. Nemcova
I. Pomykacova
16 Magnesium and calcium in drinking water and mortality due to cardiovascular disease in the Netherlands
106(3)
C. de Jongh
M. Mons
A.P. van Wezel
17 Mineral balance and quality standards for desalinated water: the Israeli experience
109(7)
A. Brenner
A. Tenne
18 Mineral balance in water before and after treatment
116(10)
I. Rosborg
P. Bhattacharya
J. Parkes
19 Evaluation of the monitoring activity performed for two Romanian companies which produce and supply drinking water
126(1)
I. Lucaciu
L. Cruceru
C. Cosma
M. Nicolau
G. Vasile
J. Petre
D. Staniloae
L. J. Hem
G. Thorvaldsen
B. Eikebrokk
20 Drinking Water Quality Monitoring Systems in Poland
127(2)
J. Bratkowski
K. Skotak
J. Swiatczak
Section 4 Treatment processes
21 Arsenic removal by traditional and innovative membrane technologies
129(6)
A. Figoli
A. Criscuoli
J. Hoinkis
E. Drioli
22 Treatment of arsenic containing drinking waters by electrochemical oxidation and reverse osmosis
135(9)
Z. Lazarova
S. Sorlini
D. Buchheit
23 The effect of fluidised bed softening on metal content in drinking water: 11 years of experience from Vomverket, Sydvatten AB
144(6)
B.-M. Pott
S. Johnsson
K. M. Persson
24 Arsenic removal with chemical precipitation in drinking water treatment plants in Italy
150(9)
S. Sorlini
F. Prandini
C. Collivignarelli
25 Assessment of trace metal concentrations in the different processes at water treatment plants of EPAL
159(6)
A. Miranda
J. M. Paiva
M. J. Benoliel
26 Arsenic removal by energy-efficient small-scale reverse osmosis units
165(1)
J. Hoinkis
S.A. Deowan
27 Arsenic oxidation treatment by H2O2 and UV radiation
166(5)
S. Sorlini
F. Gialdini
28 Brown lakes - causes, effects and remedial measures
171(1)
H. Annadotter
I. Rosborg
J. Forssbiad
29 Applied technologies and possibilities of modernization of groundwater treatment plants in Poland
172(5)
J. Jez-Walkowiak
A. Pruss
M.M. Sozanski
30 Heavy metals (Pb, Cr) removal from aqueous solution by modified clinoptilolite
177(6)
M. Zabochnicka-Swiqtek
E. Okoniewska
31 Water cleaning from toxic elements using phytofiltration with Elodea Canadensis
183(5)
M. Greger
A. Sandhi
D. Nordstrand
C. Bergqvist
J. Nyquist-Rennerfelt
32 Selectively facilitated transport of Zn(II) through a novel polymer inclusion membrane containing Cyanex 272 as a carrier reagent
188(1)
A. Yilmaz
G. Arslan
A. Tor
I. Akin
Y. Cengeloglu
M. Ersoz
33 Peculiarities of Fe(III) sorption from drinking water onto Chitosan
189(3)
O. Gyliene
34 Iron based nano-materials for reductive remediation of pollutants
192(5)
P. Duffy
D. Murphy
L. Soldi
R. Cullen
P.E. Colavita
35 Removal of lead and chromium(III) by zeolites synthesized from fly ash
197(7)
M. Zabochnicka-Swiqtek
T. Doniecki
A. Blaszczuk
E. Okoniewska
36 Sorption of manganese in the presence of phtalic acid on selected activated carbons
204(2)
E. Okoniewska
M. Zabochnicka-Swiqtek
Section 5 Metal materials, testing and metal leaching
37 Harmonization of national requirements for metallic materials in contact with drinking water-4MS approach
206(1)
T. Rapp
38 Short period survey of heavy metal concentrations in tap water before and after rehabilitation and modernization of water and sewerage services in BAIA Mare Town
207(1)
D. Staniloae
M. Jelea
C. Dinu
S.M. Jelea
39 Differences in metal concentrations in water intended for human consumption in the pipe network of the city of Poznan (Poland) in the light of two sampling methods
208(1)
J. Gorski
M. Siepak
S. Garbos
D. Swiecicka
40 Galvanic impacts of partial lead service line replacement on lead leaching into drinking water
209(6)
S. Triantafyllidou
M. Edwards
41 Metal and organic release from construction products in contact with drinking water disinfected with Sodium Hypochlorite
215(1)
E. Veschetti
V. Melini
L. Achene
L. Lucentini
M. Ottaviani
42 Dezincification of brass fittings - effects of metal solvency control measures
216(1)
L. L. Russell
B. T. Croll
43 Concentration of heavy metals on surface of filter materials and in backwash water
217(6)
A. Pruss
J. Jez-Walkowiak
M.M. Sozanski
44 The influence of dissolved natural organic matter on the stability of arsenic species in groundwater
223(1)
E. Veschetti
L. Achene
P. Pettine
E. Ferretti
M. Ottaviani
45 Quality control of Arsenic determination in drinking water with ICP-MS: Krakow tap survey 2010
224(4)
K. Wator
E. Kmiecik
46 High fluoride concentrations in surface water - example from a catchment in SE Sweden
228(1)
T. Berger
M. Astrom
P. Peltola
H. Drake
47 Leaching of Nickel and the other elements from kettle by domestic using
229(1)
V. Nemcova
J. Kantorova
F. Kozisek
D.W. Gari
48 Monitoring of metals concentrations in water intended for human consumption sampled from the area of Warsaw performed by ICP-MS and ICP-OES techniques
230(1)
D. Swiecicka
S. Garbos
J. Bratkowski
49 Short period survey of metals and related substances in Raciborz town tap water, Poland
231(2)
S. Jakobczyk
H. Rubin
A. Kowalczyk
K. Rubin
Section 6 Source waters
50 Geogenic arsenic in groundwaters and soils - re-evaluating exposure routes & risk assessment
233(6)
D. Polya
D. Mondal
B. Ganguli
A. Giri
S. Khattak
N. Phawadee
C. Sovann
51 Arsenic distribution in surface and groundwater in the Central Bolivian Highland
239(3)
M. Ormachea
P. Bhattacharya
O. Ramos
52 Genesis of Arsenic enriched groundwater and relationship with bedrock geology in northern Sweden
242(5)
P. Bhattacharya
G. Jacks
M. Svensson
M. von Bromssen
53 Nickel in groundwater - A case study from northern Sweden
247(3)
G. Jacks
D. Fredlander
54 Arsenic in the different environmental compartments of Switzerland: an updated inventory
250(9)
H.-R. Pfeifer
M. Hassouna
N. Plata
55 Heavy metal pollution of surface water sources of Konya Basin
259(9)
M. Emin Aydin
S. Ozcan
S. Ucar
56 Geochemical processes for the release of arsenic into the groundwater of Brahmaputra Floodplains in Assam, India
268(4)
C. Mahanta
P. Bhattacharya
B. Nath
L. Sailo
57 Sustainable Arsenic Mitigation (SASMIT): An approach for developing a color based tool for targeting arsenic-safe aquifers for drinking water supply
272(6)
M. Hossain
P. Bhattacharya
K.M. Ahmed
M.A. Hasan
M. von Bromssen
M.M. Islam
G. Jacks
M.M. Rahman
M. Rahman
A. Sandhi
S.M.A. Rashid
Section 7 Bottled water
58 The elemental composition and taste of bottled water
278(3)
H. Marcussen
H.C.B. Hansen
P. E. Holm
59 Elucidating the parameters involved with antimony and phthalates co-leaching in bottled water
281(1)
S. S. Andra
K. C. Makris
60 Element composition of mineral waters and different beverages
282(1)
B. Nihlgard
I. Rosborg
61 Mineral balance in bottled waters
283(1)
I. Rosborg
P. Bhattacharya
J. Parkes
Author Index 284(5)
Short description of Kristianstad 289
Editors: Prof. Prosun Bhattacharya Royal Institute of Technology, KTH, Stockholm, Sweden Dr. Ingegerd Rosborg Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden Arifin Sandhi Department of Botany, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden Dr. Colin Hayes Swansea University, UK - Action Chair Dr. Maria Joao Benoliel EPAL- Empresa Portuguesa das Aquas Livres, SA, Lisbon, Portugal