UTS Digital Theses Collection
This Community contains theses written by research students at UTS. It contains PhD, Masters and Honours theses.
Search or browse the UTS Digital Theses Collection to locate theses. More information and submission guidelines are available under Research > Theses on the UTS Library website.
For more information, please contact Madeleine Mann on +61 2 9514 3376 or Madeleine.Mann@uts.edu.au.
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A novel baffled osmotic membrane bioreactor microfiltration (OMBR-MF) hybrid system was proposed for the domestic wastewater treatment with specific focus on nutrient and organic micropollutant (OM...
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To meet surging traffic demands, heterogeneous networks enable a more flexible, targeted and economical deployment of new infrastructure versus tower-mounted macro-only systems, which are very expe...
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The achievement of sustainable development has been a major challenge facing the concrete industry for years. Recently, there have been changes, both technical and policy driven, that have the pote...
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Ground improvement techniques using concrete injected column (CIC) or controlled modulus column (CMC) have been widely used since 1980s. However, impacts of ground displacement induced by the techn...
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This thesis examines the social structure and culture of the Han dynasty, with a focus on a type of local authority that played a supplementary role in the Han administrative structure and a vital ...
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This thesis traces the development of adult literacy provision in NSW over its 40 year history, with particular focus on the discursive tensions between policy and practice. A major and overriding ...
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Today water pollution has become one of the most critical issues in many regions of the world. The presence of antibiotics and endocrine disruptors (EDCs) in the aquatic environment causes critical...
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There is a growing consensus that the nature of professional work is changing. Traditionally, the status conferred by the title ‘professional’ signaled a claim to specialist knowledge such that pro...