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Index
Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface Author SECTION I Water and Wastewater Sources and Characteristics
Chapter 1 Potable Water Sources
Comparative Conveyance Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Hydrologic Cycle Sources of Water Surface Water
Advantages and Disadvantages of Surface Water Surface Water Hydrology Raw Water Storage Surface Water Intakes Surface Water Screens Surface Water Quality
Groundwater
Groundwater Quality
Groundwater under the Direct Influence of Surface Water Surface Water Quality and Treatment Requirements Public Water System Quality Requirements Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 2 Wastewater Sources and Characteristics
Wastewater Sources
Generation of Wastewater Classification of Wastewater
Wastewater Characteristics
Physical Characteristics Chemical Characteristics Biological Characteristics and Processes
Wastewater Collection Systems
Gravity Collection System Force Main Collection System Vacuum System Pumping Stations Pumping Station Wet Well Calculations
Chapter Review Questions
SECTION II Pumping
Chapter 3 Pumping: Setting the Stage
Introduction Archimedes’ Screw Thought-Provoking Question References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 4 Basic Pumping Definitions and Calculations
Introduction
Definitions and Key Terms
Basic Pumping Hydraulics
Weight of Air Weight of Water Weight of Water Related to the Weight of Air Water at Rest Gauge Pressure Water in Motion Pipe Friction
Basic Pumping Calculations
Pumping Rates Calculating Head Loss Calculating Head Calculating Horsepower and Efficiency
Pump Performance Curves
Head–Capacity Curve Power–Capacity Curve Efficiency–Capacity Curve
Pumps in Series and Parallel Considerations for Pumping Wastewater Types of Pumps Used in Water/Wastewater Treatment Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 5 Centrifugal Pumps
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Centrifugal Pump Description Theory Types of Centrifugal Pumps
Radial-Flow Impeller Pumps Mixed-Flow Impeller Pumps Axial-Flow Impeller Pumps (Propeller Pumps)
Centrifugal Pump Characteristics
Advantages and Disadvantages
Water/Wastewater Applications Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 6 Centrifugal Pump Components
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Casing
Solid Volute Casing Split Casing Pumps
Impellers
Semi-Open Impellers Open Impellers Closed Impellers
Wear Rings Shafts, Sleeves, and Couplings
Shafting Sleeves Couplings
Stuffing Box and Seals
Stuffing Box Packing Assembly Mechanical Seals
Bearings
Applications and Types of Pump Bearings Bearing Installation, Maintenance, and Lubrication
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 7 Centrifugal Pump Operational Procedures
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Centrifugal Pump Installation
Installation Procedure
Startup
Startup Procedure
Normal Operation Shutdown Priming
Priming Procedure
Backflushing
Backflushing Procedure Manual Removal Procedure
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 8 Centrifugal Pump Maintenance and Troubleshooting Procedures
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Pump and Motor Lubrication Purpose of Lubrication
Separates Surfaces Prevents Wear Cushions Shock Transfers Heat Protects against Corrosion Acts as a Seal
Lubrication Requirements Lubrication Procedures
Motor Bearing Lubrication Oil Lubrication of Pump Bearings Grease Lubrication of Pump Bearings
Packing and Seal Replacement
Packing Procedure Mechanical Seal Installation Procedure
Pump and Motor Bearing Inspection Shaft and Coupling Alignment
Alignment Procedure
Removal of Obstructions Preventive Maintenance
Daily Maintenance Weekly Maintenance Monthly Maintenance Quarterly Maintenance Semiannual Maintenance
Troubleshooting
The Troubleshooter Troubleshooting: What Is It? Goals of Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Process
Troubleshooting Centrifugal Pumps
Pump Fails to Prime or Loses Its Prime Pump Does Not Discharge Pump Does Not Deliver Rated Capacity Pump Does Not Deliver Sufficient Pressure Pump Starts and Stops Pumping Pump Overloads Driver or Consumes Excessive Power Pump Is Noisy or Has Extensive Vibration Packing Has a Short Life Stuffing Box Leaks Excessively Mechanical Seal Has a Short Life Mechanical Seal Leaks Excessively Bearings Have a Short Life Pump Overheats and/or Seizes
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 9 Centrifugal Pump Modifications
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Submersible Pumps
Applications Advantages Disadvantages
Recessed Impeller or Vortex Pumps
Applications Advantages Disadvantages
Turbine Pumps
Application Advantages Disadvantages
Chapter Review Questions
Chapter 10 Positive Displacement Pumps
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Reciprocating Pumps
Diaphragm Pumps Metering Pumps
Rotary Pumps
Progressive Cavity Pump
Peristaltic Pumps Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
SECTION III Water Hydraulics
Chapter 11 Well Systems and Pumps
Well Systems
Well Site Requirements Types of Wells Components of a Well
Well Hydraulics
Key Terms and Definitions
Well Evaluation Well Pumps
Well Pump Water Contamination
Routine Operation and Recordkeeping Requirements Well Maintenance
Troubleshooting Well Problems
Well Abandonment Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 12 Water Hydraulics: What Is It?
Setting the Stage The Stage Is Set
Key Terms and Definitions
Basic Concepts
Stevin’s Law
Units, Conversion Factors, and Formulas Commonly Used Conversion Factors
(Water/Wastewater Operations) Commonly Used Basic Formulas (Water/Wastewater Operations)
Properties of Water
Density and Specific Gravity
Force and Pressure
Hydrostatic Pressure Effects of Water under Pressure
Head
Static Head Friction Head Velocity Head Total Dynamic Head (Total System Head) Pressure and Head Head and Pressure
Flow and Discharge Rates: Water in Motion
Area and Velocity Pressure and Velocity
Water Hydraulics Practice Calculations
Velocity of a Fluid through a Pipeline Pressure–Velocity Relationship Static Head Static Suction Head Static Suction Lift Static Discharge Head Friction Head Velocity Head Total Head Conversion of Pressure Head Horsepower Specific Speed Centrifugal Pump Affinity Laws Net Positive Suction Head
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 13 Bernoulli’s Theorem
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Conservation of Energy
Energy Head
Piezometric Surface
Head Loss Hydraulic Grade Line
Bernoulli’s Theorem
Bernoulli’s Equation
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 14 Friction Head Loss and Wastewater Sediment Control
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Pipe and Open-Channel Flow Basics Major Head Loss
Calculating Major Head Loss C Factor Slope
Minor Head Loss Wastewater Conveyance and Control of Sediment
Wastewater Sediment Control Transport of Sewer Solids Bedload Transport Suspended Load Transport Washload Transport Estimation of Dry-Weather Pollutant Deposition Loading Methodology for Sewer Sediment Control Conventional Sewer Cleaning Techniques
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 15 Basic Piping and Open-Channel Hydraulics
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Piping Networks
Energy Losses in Pipe Networks Pipes in Series Pipes in Parallel
Characteristics of Open-Channel Flow
Laminar and Turbulent Flow Uniform and Varied Flow Critical Flow
Parameters Used in Open-Channel Flow
Hydraulic Radius Hydraulic Depth Slope
Open-Channel Flow Calculations
Open-Channel Flow: The Bottom Line
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 16 Flow Measurement
Introduction
Key Terms and Definitions
Flow Measurement the Old-Fashioned Way Basis of Traditional Flow Measurement Flow Measuring Devices
Differential Pressure Flowmeters Magnetic Flowmeters Ultrasonic Flowmeters Velocity Flowmeters Positive Displacement Flowmeters
Open-Channel Flow Measurement
Weirs Flumes
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
SECTION IV Piping Chapter 17 Piping System Basics
Delivering the Lifeblood of Civilization
Key Terms and Definitions
Conveyance Systems
Piping System Joints and Other Fittings Symbols Joints and Fitting Symbols
Importance of Conveyance Systems Fluids vs. Liquids Piping and Equipment Color Identification Code
Piping Coloring Coding and Marking Requirements Equipment Markings Piping Markings
Maintaining Fluid Flow in Piping Systems
Scaling
Piping System Maintenance Piping System Accessories Piping System Temperature Effects Piping System Insulation Piping: The Basics
Pipe Sizes Types of Piping Systems
Metallic Piping
Piping Materials Characteristics of Metallic Materials Metallic Pipe Used in Water/Wastewater Operations Maintenance Characteristics of Metallic Piping Joining Metallic Pipe
Nonmetallic Piping
Clay Pipe Concrete Pipe Plastic Pipe
Tubing
Tubing Uses Tubing Materials Advantages of Tubing Connecting Tubing Bending Tubing Types of Tubing Typical Tubing Applications
Industrial Hoses
Hose Nomenclature Factors Governing Hose Selection Standards, Codes, and Sizes Nonmetallic Hose Metallic Hose Hose Couplings Hose Maintenance
Pipe and Tube Fittings
Functions of Fittings Types of Pipe Connections Tubing Fittings and Connections Miscellaneous Fittings
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
SECTION V Valves
Chapter 18 Flow Control Devices
Definition and Function of Valves
Key Terms and Definitions Valve Construction
Types of Valves
Ball Valves Gate Valves Globe Valves Needle Valves Butterfly Valves Plug Valves Check Valves Quick-Opening Valves Diaphragm Valves Regulating Valves Relief Valves Reducing Valves
Valve Operators
Pneumatic and Hydraulic Valve Operators Magnetic Valve Operators
Valve Maintenance Piping System Protective Devices
Applications Strainers Filters Traps
Piping Ancillaries
Monitoring Operating Parameters Pressure Gauges Temperature Gauges Vacuum Breakers Accumulators Air Receivers Heat Exchangers
Chapter Review Questions References and Recommended Reading
SECTION VI Review Questions
Chapter 19 Comprehensive Review Questions
Glossary Appendix: Answers to Chapter Review Questions Index
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