Water and wastewater technology / Mark J. Hammer and Mark J. Hammer, Jr.

By: Hammer, Mark J [author]Contributor(s): Hammer, Mark J. Jr [co-author]Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Jersey : Prentice Hall, c2012Edition: Seventh editionDescription: xi, 460 pages : illustrations ; 28 cmISBN: 9780135114049Subject(s): WATER SUPPLY ENGINEERING | SEWAGE DISPOSAL | EAU -- APPROVISIONNEMENT -- TECHNIQUELOC classification: TD 345 .H36 2012
Contents:
1: Introduction -- 2: Chemistry: -- Elements, radicals, and compounds -- Chemical water analysis -- Hydrogen ion concentration and pH -- Chemical equilibria -- Chemical kinetics -- Gas solubility -- Alkalinity -- Colloids and coagulation -- Organic compounds -- Organic matter in wastewater -- Laboratory chemical analyses -- 3: Biology: -- Bacteria and fungi -- Protozoa -- Viruses -- Algae -- Waterborne diseases -- Testing for enteric viruses -- Testing for Giardia and Cryptosporidium -- Coliform bacteria as indicator organisms -- Tests for the coliform group -- Biochemical oxygen demand -- Biological treatment systems -- Biological kinetics -- 4: Hydraulics And Hydrology: -- Water pressure -- Pressure-velocity-head relationships -- Flow in pipes under pressure -- Centrifugal pump characteristics -- System characteristics -- Equivalent pipes -- Computer analysis of pipe networks -- Gravity flow in circular pipes -- Flow measurement in pipes -- Flow measurement in open channels -- Amount of storm runoff -- Flow in streams and rivers -- Hydrology of lakes and reservoirs -- Groundwater hydrology -- Groundwater banking and aquifer storage and recovery -- 5: Water Quality: -- Safe Drinking Water Act -- Microbiological quality of drinking water -- Chemical quality of drinking water -- Clean Water Act -- National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) -- Pollution effect on aquatic life -- Groundwater quality -- Seawater quality -- 6: Water Distribution Systems: -- Water quantity and pressure requirements -- Municipal fire protection requirements -- Well construction -- Surface water intakes -- Piping networks -- Kinds of pipe -- Distribution pumping and storage -- Valves -- Backflow preventers -- Fire hydrants -- Design layouts of distribution systems -- Evaluation of distribution systems -- 7: Water Processing: -- Surface-water treatment -- Mixing and flocculation -- Sedimentation -- Direct filtration -- Ballasted flocculation -- Flocculator-clarifiers -- Filtration -- Chemical coagulation -- Taste and odor control -- Synthetic organic chemicals -- Fluoridation -- Chlorination -- Disinfection by-products -- Ozone -- Disinfection of potable water -- Groundwater treatment -- Precipitation softening -- Iron and manganese removal -- Water stabilization -- Groundwater chlorination -- Ion exchange -- Anion exchange for nitrate removal -- Arsenic removal -- Defluoridation -- Membrane filtration -- Microfiltration and ultrafiltration -- Reverse osmosis -- Distillation of seawater -- Sources of residuals in water treatment -- Selection of processes for water treatment residuals -- Description of centrifugation -- Description of pressure filtration -- Disposal of dewatered sludge. 8: Operation Of Waterworks: -- Distribution system inspection and maintenance -- Distribution system testing -- Control of waterworks operations -- Recordkeeping -- Water conservation -- Water rates -- Security -- 9: Wastewater Flows And Characteristics: -- Domestic wastewater -- Industrial wastewaters -- Infiltration and inflow -- Municipal wastewater -- Composite sampling -- Evaluation of wastewater -- 10: Wastewater Collection Systems: -- Storm sewer system -- Sanitary sewer system -- Measuring and sampling of flow in sewers -- Sewer pipes and jointing -- Bedding and backfill -- Sewer installation -- Sewer testing -- Lift stations in wastewater collection -- 11: Wastewater Processing: -- Considerations in plant design -- Preliminary treatment -- Pumping stations -- Sedimentation -- Biological filtration -- Biological aeration -- Mathematical model for completely mixed aeration -- Stabilization ponds -- Effluent disinfection -- Individual household disposal systems -- Characteristics and quantities of waste sludges -- Sludge pumps -- Sludge thickening -- Regulatory requirements for treatment and disposal of sewage sludge -- Requirements for Class B Biosolids -- Requirements for Class A Biosolids -- Dewatering -- Biosolids disposal -- Odor control -- 12: Wastewater Systems Capacity And Asset Management: -- Capacity of wastewater treatment -- Sewer capacity -- Asset management -- Operating and maintaining wastewater systems -- Sewer maintenance and cleaning -- 13: Advanced Wastewater Treatment: -- Limitations of conventional treatment -- Suspended solids removal -- Pathogen removal -- Toxic substance removal -- Phosphorus in wastewaters -- Chemical-biological phosphorus removal -- Nitrogen in wastewaters -- Biological nitrification and denitrification -- 14: Water Reuse: -- Water quality and regulations -- Agricultural irrigation -- Urban irrigation and reuse -- Gray water and industrial reuse -- Construction and other reuse applications -- Groundwater recharge and potable supply -- Design of irrigation systems -- Design of urban distribution systems -- 15: Sustainability And Carbon Footprint: -- Water and wastewater systems -- Becoming carbon neutral -- Sustainable design opportunities -- Balance between sustainability and advanced wastewater treatment -- Appendix -- Index.
Summary: Overview: The new edition of Water and Wastewater continues its traditional coverage of water processing principles and modern management practices, but now integrates a new emphasis on sustainability throughout. Comprehensive coverage of such topics as: Water processing; Water distribution; Wastewater collection; Conventional and advanced wastewater treatment; Sludge processing. Key and New Features include: Coverage of new technologies; Water supply and water sustainability woven throughout; Coverage of energy reduction opportunities, and other processes important to water sustainability; Extensive use of illustrations to explain concepts and demonstrate modern equipment and facilities; Extensive use of charts, diagrams, and tables to make the mathematics more accessible.
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Includes bibliography.

1: Introduction --
2: Chemistry: --
Elements, radicals, and compounds --
Chemical water analysis --
Hydrogen ion concentration and pH --
Chemical equilibria --
Chemical kinetics --
Gas solubility --
Alkalinity --
Colloids and coagulation --
Organic compounds --
Organic matter in wastewater --
Laboratory chemical analyses --
3: Biology: --
Bacteria and fungi --
Protozoa --
Viruses --
Algae --
Waterborne diseases --
Testing for enteric viruses --
Testing for Giardia and Cryptosporidium --
Coliform bacteria as indicator organisms --
Tests for the coliform group --
Biochemical oxygen demand --
Biological treatment systems --
Biological kinetics --
4: Hydraulics And Hydrology: --
Water pressure --
Pressure-velocity-head relationships --
Flow in pipes under pressure --
Centrifugal pump characteristics --
System characteristics --
Equivalent pipes --
Computer analysis of pipe networks --
Gravity flow in circular pipes --
Flow measurement in pipes --
Flow measurement in open channels --
Amount of storm runoff --
Flow in streams and rivers --
Hydrology of lakes and reservoirs --
Groundwater hydrology --
Groundwater banking and aquifer storage and recovery --
5: Water Quality: --
Safe Drinking Water Act --
Microbiological quality of drinking water --
Chemical quality of drinking water --
Clean Water Act --
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) --
Pollution effect on aquatic life --
Groundwater quality --
Seawater quality --
6: Water Distribution Systems: --
Water quantity and pressure requirements --
Municipal fire protection requirements --
Well construction --
Surface water intakes --
Piping networks --
Kinds of pipe --
Distribution pumping and storage --
Valves --
Backflow preventers --
Fire hydrants --
Design layouts of distribution systems --
Evaluation of distribution systems --
7: Water Processing: --
Surface-water treatment --
Mixing and flocculation --
Sedimentation --
Direct filtration --
Ballasted flocculation --
Flocculator-clarifiers --
Filtration --
Chemical coagulation --
Taste and odor control --
Synthetic organic chemicals --
Fluoridation --
Chlorination --
Disinfection by-products --
Ozone --
Disinfection of potable water --
Groundwater treatment --
Precipitation softening --
Iron and manganese removal --
Water stabilization --
Groundwater chlorination --
Ion exchange --
Anion exchange for nitrate removal --
Arsenic removal --
Defluoridation --
Membrane filtration --
Microfiltration and ultrafiltration --
Reverse osmosis --
Distillation of seawater --
Sources of residuals in water treatment --
Selection of processes for water treatment residuals --
Description of centrifugation --
Description of pressure filtration --
Disposal of dewatered sludge. 8: Operation Of Waterworks: --
Distribution system inspection and maintenance --
Distribution system testing --
Control of waterworks operations --
Recordkeeping --
Water conservation --
Water rates --
Security --
9: Wastewater Flows And Characteristics: --
Domestic wastewater --
Industrial wastewaters --
Infiltration and inflow --
Municipal wastewater --
Composite sampling --
Evaluation of wastewater --
10: Wastewater Collection Systems: --
Storm sewer system --
Sanitary sewer system --
Measuring and sampling of flow in sewers --
Sewer pipes and jointing --
Bedding and backfill --
Sewer installation --
Sewer testing --
Lift stations in wastewater collection --
11: Wastewater Processing: --
Considerations in plant design --
Preliminary treatment --
Pumping stations --
Sedimentation --
Biological filtration --
Biological aeration --
Mathematical model for completely mixed aeration --
Stabilization ponds --
Effluent disinfection --
Individual household disposal systems --
Characteristics and quantities of waste sludges --
Sludge pumps --
Sludge thickening --
Regulatory requirements for treatment and disposal of sewage sludge --
Requirements for Class B Biosolids --
Requirements for Class A Biosolids --
Dewatering --
Biosolids disposal --
Odor control --
12: Wastewater Systems Capacity And Asset Management: --
Capacity of wastewater treatment --
Sewer capacity --
Asset management --
Operating and maintaining wastewater systems --
Sewer maintenance and cleaning --
13: Advanced Wastewater Treatment: --
Limitations of conventional treatment --
Suspended solids removal --
Pathogen removal --
Toxic substance removal --
Phosphorus in wastewaters --
Chemical-biological phosphorus removal --
Nitrogen in wastewaters --
Biological nitrification and denitrification --
14: Water Reuse: --
Water quality and regulations --
Agricultural irrigation --
Urban irrigation and reuse --
Gray water and industrial reuse --
Construction and other reuse applications --
Groundwater recharge and potable supply --
Design of irrigation systems --
Design of urban distribution systems --
15: Sustainability And Carbon Footprint: --
Water and wastewater systems --
Becoming carbon neutral --
Sustainable design opportunities --
Balance between sustainability and advanced wastewater treatment --
Appendix --
Index.

Overview: The new edition of Water and Wastewater continues its traditional coverage of water processing principles and modern management practices, but now integrates a new emphasis on sustainability throughout. Comprehensive coverage of such topics as: Water processing; Water distribution; Wastewater collection; Conventional and advanced wastewater treatment; Sludge processing. Key and New Features include: Coverage of new technologies; Water supply and water sustainability woven throughout; Coverage of energy reduction opportunities, and other processes important to water sustainability; Extensive use of illustrations to explain concepts and demonstrate modern equipment and facilities; Extensive use of charts, diagrams, and tables to make the mathematics more accessible.

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