Preface |
Contributors |
Water Supply / T. David ChinnChapter 1: |
Introduction |
Groundwater Pollution Hazard |
Travel of Pollution through the Ground |
Disease Transmission |
Water Quantity and Quality |
Water Cycle and Geology |
Groundwater Flow |
Groundwater Classification |
Water Quality |
Sampling and Quality of Laboratory Data |
Sanitary Survey and Water Sampling |
Sampling Frequency |
Water Analyses |
Heterotrophic Plate Count-The Standard Plate Count |
Bacterial Examinations |
Biological Monitoring |
Virus Examination |
Protozoa and Helminths Examination |
Specific Pathogenic Organisms |
Physical Examinations |
Microscopic Examination |
Chemical Examinations |
Drinking Water Additives |
Water Quantity |
Water Conservation |
Water Reuse |
Source and Protection of Water Supply |
General |
Groundwater |
Dug Well |
Bored Well |
Driven and Jetted Well |
Drilled Well |
Well Development |
Grouting |
Well Contamination-Cause and Removal |
Spring |
Infiltration Gallery |
Cistern |
Domestic Well-Water Supplies-Special Problems |
Household Treatment Units (Point-of-Use and Point-of-Entry) |
Desalination |
References |
Bibliography |
Water Treatment / Chapter 2: |
Treatment of Water-Design and Operation Control |
Surface Water |
Treatment Required |
Disinfection |
Gas Chlorinator |
Testing for Residual Chlorine |
Chlorine Treatment for Operation and Microbiological Control |
Distribution System Contamination |
Plain Sedimentation |
Microstraining |
Coagulation, Flocculation, and Settling |
Filtration |
Slow Sand Filter |
Rapid Sand (Granular Media) Filter |
Direct Filtration |
Pressure Sand Filter |
Diatomaceous Earth Filter |
Package Water Treatment Plant |
Water Treatment Plant Wastewater and Sludge |
Causes of Tastes and Odors |
Control of Microorganisms |
Zebra Mussel and Its Control |
Aquatic Weed Control |
Other Causes of Tastes and Odors |
Methods to Remove or Reduce Objectionable Tastes and Odors |
Iron and Manganese Occurrence and Removal |
Corrosion Cause and Control |
Removal of Inorganic Chemicals |
Prevention and Removal of Organic Chemicals |
Water System Design Principles |
Deisgn Period |
Watershed Runoff and Reservoir Design |
Intakes and Screens |
Pumping |
Distribution Storage Requirements |
Peak Demand Estimates |
Distribution System Design Standards |
Small Distribution Systems |
Fire Protection |
Cross-Connection Control |
Hydropneumatic Systems |
Pumps |
Displacement Pump |
Centrifugal Pump, Also Submersible and Turbine |
Jet Pump |
Air-Lift Pump |
Hydraulic Ram |
Pump and Well Protection |
Pump Power and Drive |
Automatic Pump Control |
Water Hammer |
Rural Water Conditions in the United States |
Design of a Household Water System |
Examples |
Design of Small Water Systems |
Design of a Camp Water System |
Water System Cost Estimates |
Cleaning and Disinfection |
Wells and Springs |
Pipelines |
Storage Reservoirs and Tanks |
Emergency Water Supply and Treatment |
Boiling |
Chlorination |
Iodine |
Filtration in an Emergency |
Bottled, Packaged, and Bulk Water |
Wastewater Treatment and Disposal / John R. KieferChapter 3: |
Disease Hazard |
Criteria for Proper Wastewater Disposal |
Definitions |
Small Wastewater Disposal Systems |
Wastewater Characteristics |
Soil Characteristics |
Soil Suitability |
Pollutant Travel from Septic Systems |
Soil Percolation Test |
Sewage Flow Estimates |
Septic Tank |
Care of Septic Tank and Subsurface Absorption Systems |
Subsurface Soil Absorption Systems |
Absorption Field System |
Leaching Pit |
Cesspool |
Dry Well |
Small Wastewater Disposal Systems for Unsuitable Soils or Sites |
Modified Septic Tank Soil Absorption System |
Example |
Capillary Seepage Trench |
Raised Bed Absorption-Evapotranspiration System |
Septic Tank Sand Filter System |
Aerobic Sewage Treatment Unit |
Septic Tank Mound System |
Example 1 |
Electric Osmosis System |
Septic Tank Evapotranspiration System |
Example 2 |
Sewage Works Design-Small Treatment Plants |
Physical-Chemical Treatment |
Sedimentation |
Coagulation/Flocculation |
Activated Carbon Adsorption |
Biological Treatment |
Wastewater Reuse |
Wastewater Aerosol Hazard |
Wastewater Disposal by Land Treatment |
Advanced Wastewater Treatment |
Typical Designs for Small Treatmetn Plants |
Standard-Rate Trickling Filter Plant with Imhoff Tank |
High-Rate Trickling Filter Plant with Imhoff Tank |
Intermittent Sand Filter Plant with Imhoff Tank or Septic Tank |
Design of Large Treatment Plants |
Biosolids Treatment and Disposal |
Cost of Sewage Treatment |
Industrial Wastes |
Hazardous and Toxic Liquid Wastes |
Pretreatment |
Index |
Preface |
Contributors |
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