6th ed. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2009. – 395 pages.
This volume attempts to address issues of water supply including
the demand for fresh water, the treatment technologies available to
treat water, and the treatment and disposal of community-generated
wastewaters. The focus is the practicality and appropriateness of
treatment—in suf?cient detail so that the practicing public health
of?cial, water treatment engineer and plant operator, as well as
those in the domestic and industrial waste treatment professions,
can address their problems in a practical manner. The emphasis is
on basic principles and practicality.
Nemerow N.L., Agardy F.J., Sullivan P., Salvato J.A. (Editors). Environmental engineering. Water, wastewater, soil, and groundwater treatment and remediation
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