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With comprehensive definitions of thousands of essential terms of today's water engineering and sciences, this is'The Best Water Quality Dictionary You Can Own'

-15,000 up-to-date entries fully define the language of water quality

-Authoritative and accurate'definitions supplied by leading experts in each field as part of the 23-member AWWA Technical Advisory Committee

-Encyclopedic'covers all disciplines'supply, treatment, regulation, chemistry, health effects, microbiology, stormwater, wastewater, hydrology, distribution, management, and 34 other topic areas

-Abbreviations, acronyms, hydraulic equations, chemical formulas, and mathematical models

-Conversion factors tables

-Units of measure in both customary and SI units

This comprehensive, indispensable reference puts accurate information at your fingertips. Whether you are a professional, a student, or a general reader with interest in a critical environmental subject, The Drinking Water Dictionary defines the current language of water quality and gives you a better understanding of the ideas and concepts you need to know.

Synopsis:

This encyclopaedic book includes definitions of more than 15,000 terms in all areas of water: supply, treatment, regulation, chemistry, health effects, microbiology, distribution, management, and 34 other drinking water topics. It includes definitions of abbreviations, acronyms, hydraulic formulas, and mathematical models including units of measure (US customary and SI) and conversion factors tables.

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