The Environmental Engineering Reference Manual is the most complete review available for the environmental PE exam. Developed in response to input from many recent examinees, this manual provides the topical review, practice problems, tables of data, and other resources you need to pass.
This Manual offers:
A suggested study schedule, plus tips for successful exam preparationCoverage of topics you're likely to seeHundreds of tables, charts, and figuresHundreds of solved example problems to reinforce conceptsA full glossary of terms for easy use during the examA detailed index for fast retreival of information
Among the topics covered:
MathematicsFlow of FluidsWater & Wastewater TreatmentActivated SludgeVentilationFuels & CombustionAir QualitySolid & Hazardous WasteEnvironmental Health, Safety & WelfareSystems & Management
Michael R. Lindeburg, PE, is acknowledged by the engineering community as the leading authority on licensing exam preparation. Founder and president of the Professional Engineering Institute, he has taught and supervised hundreds of FE and PE review courses over the past 25 years. He holds BS and MS degrees in industrial engineering from Stanford University.
Mr. Lindeburg is the author of the FE Review Manual, the Engineer-in-Training Reference Manual, and the Civil Engineering Reference Manual for the PE Exam, among many other books.