Understanding how clean water is produced and tested, with practical guidance for plant operators.
This practical reference explains the components, processes, and testing methods used in water purification plants. The book covers core concepts, from coagulation and filtration to sampling, bacteriological testing, and the management of chemical reagents. It emphasizes clear procedures, safety considerations, and how routine analyses support reliable, safe drinking water. Ideal for students, engineers, and plant personnel seeking a solid, task‑oriented overview of operation and quality control in water treatment.
- Overviews of coagulation, filtration, and chemical handling used in water treatment.
- Step‑by‑step guidance on sampling, plating, and bacteriological testing of water.
- Practical details on equipment, reagents, and standard laboratory procedures.
- How to interpret test results and apply them to plant operation and safety.
This edition presents concrete, field‑oriented information that supports everyday decision making in water purification settings.Ideal for readers of technical manuals, operator handbooks, and applied water treatment texts.