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You can turn to the new edition of this classic reference for guidance on modernizing existing water treatment plants and planning new ones. Now with 70% new material, the Third Edition enables you to learn from 15 new chapters on environmental impact and project permitting; process residuals; construction costs; ion exchange; membrane processes; activated carbon processes; hydraulics; and more. You'll explore contributions by over 30 experts from the world's leading water quality management firms... and keep up with the latest EPA standards and other codes.
This reference work serves as a comprehensive technical manual for the design, modernization, and regulatory compliance of water treatment facilities. The American Society of Civil Engineers and the American Water Works Association have compiled contributions from over 30 industry experts to provide a standardized framework for water quality management. The text integrates updated EPA standards and modern engineering practices to assist professionals in navigating the complexities of plant infrastructure and environmental permitting.
What You Will Find
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Industry professionals and civil engineers recognize this volume as a standard reference for large-scale water infrastructure projects. Readers frequently note the high density of technical data and the practical utility of the updated regulatory guidelines included in the text.
Page Count:
806
Publication Date:
1997-10-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Professional
ISBN-10:
0070016437
ISBN-13:
9780070016439
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