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An undergraduate-level text for the civil engineering student which focuses on the mechanics of the processes used to treat water or wastewater. The first sections provide background information for the design and assessment of treatment processes. Subsequent chapters address the basic theory behind most treatment processes and are organized according to the theoretical principles underlying the processes rather than by their occurrence in water or wastewater treatment operations. -- Copyright © 1999 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR All rights reserved

Book Description
This book details the technologies used in water and wastewater management today, including standard practice and state of the art. Its main focus is on the mechanics of processes to treat water or wastewater.

The publisher, John Wiley & Sons
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Book Info
Focus is more intense on the mechanics of the processes used to treat water and wastewater. The theory presented is the first principles for design and operation of treatment processes. DLC: Water - Purification.

The publisher, John Wiley & Sons
This student-friendly text focuses on the mechanics of the processes used to treat water or wastewater. Processes are grouped according to theoretical principles as opposed to their occurrence in water or wastewater treatment operations. Essential background information for design and assessment of treatment procedures is included in the first sections. Basic theory of most treatment processes is presented later on in the book, with more emphasis on common applications. Formulas are described in-depth; and key references are supplied at each chapter's end for readers who wish to expand their knowledge.

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This student-friendly text focuses on the mechanics of the processes used to treat water or wastewater. Processes are grouped according to theoretical principles as opposed to their occurrence in water or wastewater treatment operations. Essential background information for design and assessment of treatment procedures is included in the first sections. Basic theory of most treatment processes is presented later on in the book, with more emphasis on common applications. Formulas are described in-depth; and key references are supplied at each chapter's end for readers who wish to expand their knowledge.

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