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| Title | Organisation | Type | Headline | Date Uploaded |
| Aspects of design, structure, performance and operation of reed beds eight years experience in north eastern New South Wales, Australia | Centre for Ecotechnology, Southern Cross University | Report Research |
Practical experience with reed beds (constructed wetlands) as a secondary effluent treatment option: why use them, practical experience and advice regarding design and performance and lessons learnt. | 25-03-2005 |
| Centralised Management: The Key to Successful On-site and Decentralised Sewerage Service | Research |
Centralised Management: the Key to Successful On-site and Decentralised Sewerage Service | 24-07-2006 | |
| Design guidelines for onsite sewage management for single households | Byron Shire Council | Guidelines |
Best practice guidelines from Byron Shire interpretation of relevant state and federal guidelines. Offers detailed guidance to plan selection, design, installation, operation &maintenance of onsite sewage management systems for single households. | 30-03-2005 |
| Environmental design guide: domestic wastewater treatment and re-use | The Royal Australian Institute of Architects | Publication |
Describes typical quantities and pollutant loads of wastewater generated by domestic households and outlines some of the treatment, disposal and re-use options available. | 18-04-2005 |
| Evaluating application of a decision support sys inidentifying adequate wastewater treatment for small communities. A case study:the Fluvia Bas | Laboratory of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, University of Girona | Report Research |
A case study that used a decision support tool to the aid decision making process for choosing appropriate systems for a small community in Spain. | 27-04-2005 |
| Evaluating the options: pumpout, common effluent drainage and centralised treatment for high risk unsewered townships in the Hornsby Shire | Life Cycle Design | Case Study Report |
This case study, set in Berowra, NSW aims to inform similar studies of high-risk unsewered areas, of the process of performing an environmental and social assessment of centralised and onsite wastewater systems over their whole life cycle. | 22-03-2005 |
| Greywater Project Reducing the barriers | Alternative Technology Association | Presentation |
This is a community focused project to explore greywater system practice and use from a social perspective |
20-04-2005 |
| Onsite planner: a computer model for designing onsite systems | Martens and Associates Pty Ltd | Model Management Tool |
On-site Planner 2.0 is a Windows-based PC application designed to assist with selecting suitable onsite wastewater treatment systems such as septic tanks and sand filters, and to assess and size effluent re-use areas. | 08-04-2005 |
| On-site sewage management course | National Environment Centre Thurgoona -(near Albury-Wodonga) | Case Study Demonstration Guidelines Presentation Publication |
Course in On-site sewage management. A three day intense course aimed at people who need understanding of the ienvironmental impacts, public health concerns and the variety of 'workings' of on-site sewage systems
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22-08-2006 |
| Performance monitoring of a low cost alternative onsite effluent treatment system | The University of Newcastle | Case Study Report |
Performance of a simple, domestic, intermittent sand filter with a layer of zeolite was monitored and evaluated for the filter’s ability to reduce concentrations of a number of pollutants in septic tank effluent . | 19-04-2005 |
| Selection and implementation guidelines- Wastewater servicing for single houses and small communities in rural areas | Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Auckland | Guidelines |
These guidelines, prepared for the Housing New Zealand Corporation, are a series of flowcharts and checklists to aid selection of the best practicable wastewater option for a small community. | 19-04-2005 |
| The Use of Reed Beds for the Treatment of Sewage & Wastewater from Domestic Households | Lismore City Council | Report |
This document is intended as a community education document (though it provides quite detailed information). It gives thorough explanation of reed beds and their application as an innovative secondary treatment system in place of other technologies such a | 22-04-2005 |
| Trialing Innovative and Sustainable Domestic Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems | Brighton Council, Tasmania | Case Study Publication |
The trial of five different types of septic systems are documented as possible innovative treatment methods. | 27-04-2005 |