Turn the science of water quality into practical, design-ready action.
This concise reference explains the principles behind wastewater treatment, water-pollution control, and the tools engineers use to protect rivers, lakes, and streams. It covers municipal and industrial wastewaters, treatment processes, and the economics of wastewater management, making it a solid guide for practicing engineers.
The book outlines how to assess pollution, select treatment options, and apply design procedures for common systems. It emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, real‑world applicability, and the need to balance quality goals with cost and flexibility for future loading.
- Foundational concepts of water-quality management and standards
- Characterization of sewage and industrial wastes, including key metrics
- Overview of treatment processes from pretreatment to sludge handling
- Practical design procedures and economic considerations
Ideal for engineers and professionals who want a solid, accessible reference to water-quality engineering without unnecessary theory.