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This paper explores ways in which the analysis of microbial data from routine compliance monitoring, in combination with basic environmental data, can provide insight into the factors affecting faecal-indicator organism concentrations in coastal waters. In the case study presented, eight designated bathing waters on the Fylde coast are continuing to exhibit unreliable compliance with the Imperative...
Discharges in dielectric materials are known to cause some, at least, of the failures observed during service. A major factor limiting the life of polyethylene cables, for example, is believed to be progressive deterioration due to discharges in gas-filled cavities. The characteristics of their development has been studied.1–3
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