Publications by Patrick Orme - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Matthew Perks Professor Andy Large Jane Davis Dr Catherine Gandy Patrick Orme et al.	Effect of an extreme flood event on solute transport and resilience of a mine water treatment system in a mineralised catchment	2021
Professor Adam Jarvis Jane Davis Patrick Orme Dr Hugh Potter Dr Catherine Gandy et al.	Predicting the benefits of mine water treatment under varying hydrological conditions using a synoptic mass balance approach	2019
Professor Adam Jarvis Jane Davis Patrick Orme Dr Hugh Potter Dr Catherine Gandy et al.	Evaluating metal behaviour and mine water treatment benefits in abandoned mine catchments with variable pollutant load inputs	2018
Dr Catherine Gandy Jane Davis Patrick Orme Dr Hugh Potter Professor Adam Jarvis et al.	Metal removal mechanisms in a short hydraulic residence time subsurface flow compost wetland for mine drainage treatment	2016
Professor Adam Jarvis Dr Catherine Gandy Matt Bailey Jane Davis Patrick Orme et al.	Metal removal and secondary contamination in a passive metal mine drainage treatment system	2015
Professor Adam Jarvis Jane Davis Emeritus Professor Neil Gray Patrick Orme Dr Catherine Gandy et al.	Mitigation of pollution from abandoned metal mines: Investigation of passive compost bioreactor systems for treatment of abandoned metal mine discharges	2014
Professor Adam Jarvis Mahmoud Moustafa Patrick Orme Professor Paul Younger	Effective remediation of grossly polluted acidic, and metal-rich, spoil heap drainage using a novel, low-cost, permeable reactive barrier in Northumberland, UK	2006
Lawrence Bowden Professor Andrew Aplin Patrick Orme Mahmoud Moustafa Professor Paul Younger et al.	Construction of a novel permeable reactive barrier (PRB) at Shilbottle, Northumberland, U.K.: engineering design considerations and preliminary performance assessment	2005
Professor Adam Jarvis Dr Daniel Fabian Patrick Orme Professor Paul Younger	Tackling acidic spoil heap leachate remediation using passive technologies: Case studies from County Durham and Northumberland	2005