Water Treatment Domestic Water Treatment by Lehr, Gass, Pettyjohn, and DeMarre NGWA This definitive work provides the first single-volume guide to all aspects of the analysis and treatment of water for domestic water supply purposes. Quantity Member Nonmember 1980/ Catalog #T012/ 264 pages Member: $18; Nonmember: $22.50 Microbial Quality of Water Supply in Distribution Systems by Edwin E. Geldreich Lewis Publishers This book addresses the need for understanding the hidden problems in pipe networks buried under streets throughout the land. Winner of the U.S. EPA Silver and Bronze awards, Edwin Gelreich is the senior research microbiologist with the EPA Drinking Water Research Division in Cincinnatti, Ohio. This state-of-the-science text is a "must own" for regulators and consultants involved with municipal supplies. If you are at all interested in microbial water quality issues, you need to buy this book. Tremendous references are included. Buy today while supplies last. Discounted to members only. Quantity Member Nonmember 1996/ Catalog #T542/ 504 pages Member: $69; Nonmember: $75 Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems by Bennett Burkes and Mary Margaret Minnis Hogarth House Ltd. After reviewing several components of on-site waste water treatment systemsÑincluding properties and analysis of waste water, microorganisms, soil types and properties, hydraulics, and techniques of treatmentÑthis comprehensive text presents a workable approach for designing and installing on-site systems. Quantity Member Nonmember 1994/ Catalog #T477/ 227 pages Member: $47.95; Nonmember: $62.50 Pesticides in Drinking Water by David I. Gustafson Van Nostrand Reinhold How big is the problem of pesticides in drinking water supplies? Find out when you buy this book. This text, which includes lists of very extensive references, covers case studies, current monitoring, movement of properly applied chemicals into drinking water, how contamination happens, and whatÕs being done. Pesticide regulations for U.S., Canada, and Europe are discussed. An examination of new, more "environmentally friendly" pesticides is provided. Intermingling of ground water and surface water is discussed. Quantity Member Nonmember 1993/ Catalog #T543/ 241 pages Member: $62; Nonmember: $69 Theory and Practice of Water and Wastewater Treatment by Ronald L. Croste John Wiley & Sons A tremendous new text for engineers. Read this text and receive all the basic information for design and assessment of treatment practices. The book has a focus on the mechanics of the processes used to treat water to drink, or waste water to discharge. Anaerobic waste water treatment, tube and Lamella clarifiers, and sludge processing are all described. Chemical and physical treatment for dissolved constituents and a thorough section on disinfection which covers the kinetics of disinfection, chlorination, ozone, ultraviolet and ionizing irradiation and other disinfectants. Treatment of Cryptosporidium explained. Quantity Member Nonmember 1997/ Catalog #T546/ 800 pages Member: $87; Nonmember: $96 Water Treatment Success for the Water Well Contractor by Jim Chandler NGWA This collection of articles gathers the best of Water Well Journal columnist Jim Chandler's writings on water treatment market opportunities for the modern diversified ground water contracting professional. Quantity Member Nonmember 1990/ Catalog #K722/ 40 pages Member: $5; Nonmember: $6.25
This definitive work provides the first single-volume guide to all aspects of the analysis and treatment of water for domestic water supply purposes.
This book addresses the need for understanding the hidden problems in pipe networks buried under streets throughout the land. Winner of the U.S. EPA Silver and Bronze awards, Edwin Gelreich is the senior research microbiologist with the EPA Drinking Water Research Division in Cincinnatti, Ohio. This state-of-the-science text is a "must own" for regulators and consultants involved with municipal supplies. If you are at all interested in microbial water quality issues, you need to buy this book. Tremendous references are included. Buy today while supplies last. Discounted to members only.
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After reviewing several components of on-site waste water treatment systemsÑincluding properties and analysis of waste water, microorganisms, soil types and properties, hydraulics, and techniques of treatmentÑthis comprehensive text presents a workable approach for designing and installing on-site systems.
How big is the problem of pesticides in drinking water supplies? Find out when you buy this book. This text, which includes lists of very extensive references, covers case studies, current monitoring, movement of properly applied chemicals into drinking water, how contamination happens, and whatÕs being done. Pesticide regulations for U.S., Canada, and Europe are discussed. An examination of new, more "environmentally friendly" pesticides is provided. Intermingling of ground water and surface water is discussed.
A tremendous new text for engineers. Read this text and receive all the basic information for design and assessment of treatment practices. The book has a focus on the mechanics of the processes used to treat water to drink, or waste water to discharge. Anaerobic waste water treatment, tube and Lamella clarifiers, and sludge processing are all described. Chemical and physical treatment for dissolved constituents and a thorough section on disinfection which covers the kinetics of disinfection, chlorination, ozone, ultraviolet and ionizing irradiation and other disinfectants. Treatment of Cryptosporidium explained.
This collection of articles gathers the best of Water Well Journal columnist Jim Chandler's writings on water treatment market opportunities for the modern diversified ground water contracting professional.