Wastewater Engineering: Design of Water Resource Recovery Facilities

Wastewater Engineering: Design of Water Resource Recovery Facilities (MOP 8 Series) provides the reader with the up-to-date knowledge and tools required to design water resource recovery facilities. It serves as both a textbook for senior level and graduate students in civil engineering and a reference work. The scope of coverage and the classroom-friendly features, such as learning objectives and example problems, makes it an excellent tool for students transitioning from academia to practice, and it remains an essential resource for practitioners. Written by a team of professors and consultants and put through a rigorous industry review, Wastewater Engineering provides vital WRRF design information to an engineer at every stage of their education and career.

WEF's peer-reviewed standards and other publications are intended to provide information through a review of technical practices and detailed procedures that research and experience have shown to be functional and practical. These peer-review standards and other publications are essential to helping water quality professionals enhance their skills, further their technical knowledge, and advance their careers.

Table of Contents Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION TO WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITIES? Chapter 2 DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS? Chapter 3 PRELIMINARY TREATMENT? Chapter 4 SEDIMENTATION AND SOLIDS SEPARATION? Chapter 5 BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES?? Chapter 6 SUSPENDED GROWTH SYSTEMS? Chapter 7 ATTACHED GROWTH PROCESSES? Chapter 8 NUTRIENT REMOVAL SYSTEMS? Chapter 9 HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC PROFILES? Chapter 10 WASTEWATER SOLIDS: CHARACTERISTICS, PROCESSING, AND TRANSPORT? Chapter 11 SOLIDS THICKENING AND DEWATERING Chapter 12 STABILIZATION? Chapter 13 CHEMICAL CONDITIONING AND THERMAL PROCESSING? Chapter 14 ULTIMATE DISPOSAL? Chapter 15 TERTIARY TREATMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE WATER REUSE? Chapter 16 MODELING AND MASS BALANCES?