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9780072921861

Prinicples of Environmental Engineering and Science

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  • Copyright: 2003-07-11
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
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Summary

Principles of Environmental Engineering and Science by Mackenzie Davis and Susan Masten is intended for a course in introductory environmental engineering for sophomore- or junior-level students. The emphasis of this new text is on engineering principles rather than on engineering design. The concept of mass balance is carried throughout the text as a tool for problem solving, and the text boasts extensive coverage of chemistry, biology, and hydrology than other books have. The chemistry review in Chapter 2 and coverage of ethics will aid students in better understanding the engineering topics presented in the book.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xiv
About the Authors xv
About the Cover Artist xvi
Introduction
1(30)
What is Environmental Science?
2(1)
Natural Science
2(1)
Environmental Science
2(1)
Quantitative Environmental Science
2(1)
What is Environmental Engineering?
3(1)
Engineering
3(1)
Environmental Engineering
3(1)
Historical Perspective
3(1)
How Environmental Engineers and Environmental Scientists Work Together
4(1)
Introduction to Principles of Environmental Engineering and Science
5(1)
Where Do We Start?
5(1)
A Short Outline of This Book
5(1)
Le Systeme International d'Unites
6(1)
Environmental Systems Overview
6(7)
Systems as Such
6(1)
Water Resource Management System
7(4)
Air Resource Management System
11(1)
Solid Waste Management
11(2)
Multimedia Systems
13(1)
Sustainability
13(1)
Environmental Legislation and Regulation
13(12)
Environmental Policy
14(1)
Wildlife and Habitat Protection
14(1)
Water Quality Management
14(4)
Air Quality Management
18(3)
Noise Pollution Control
21(1)
Solid Waste Management
22(1)
Hazardous Waste Management
23(1)
Atomic Energy and Radiation Management
24(1)
Environmental Ethics
25(6)
Case 1: To Add or Not to Add
26(1)
Case 2: You Can't Do Everything At Once
26(1)
Chapter Review
27(1)
Discussion Questions
27(2)
Additional Reading
29(1)
References
29(2)
Chemistry
31(56)
Introduction
32(1)
Basic Chemical Concepts
32(27)
Atoms, Elements, and the Periodic Table
32(1)
Chemical Bonds and Intermolecular Forces
33(2)
The Mole, Molar Units, and Activity Units
35(1)
Chemical Reactions and Stoichiometry
36(7)
Chemical Equilibrium
43(12)
Reaction Kinetics
55(4)
Organic Chemistry
59(3)
Alkanes, Alkenes, and Alkynes
60(1)
Aryl (Aromatic) Compounds
61(1)
Functional Groups and Classes of Compounds
62(1)
Water Chemistry
62(11)
Physical Properties of Water
62(1)
States of Solution Impurities
63(1)
Concentration Units in Aqueous Solutions or Suspensions
64(3)
Buffers
67(6)
Soil Chemistry
73(1)
Atmospheric Chemistry
74(13)
Fundamentals of Gases
76(2)
Chapter Review
78(1)
Problems
79(5)
Discussion Questions
84(1)
Additional Reading
84(1)
Reference
85(2)
Materials and Energy Balances
87(42)
Introduction
88(1)
Unifying Theories
88(1)
Conservation of Matter
88(1)
Conservation of Energy
88(1)
Conservation of Matter and Energy
88(1)
Materials Balances
88(24)
Fundamentals
88(2)
Time as a Factor
90(1)
More Complex Systems
91(2)
Efficiency
93(4)
The State of Mixing
97(2)
Including Reactions
99(4)
Reactors
103(1)
Reactor Analysis
104(8)
Energy Balances
112(17)
First Law of Thermodynamics
112(1)
Fundamentals
112(8)
Second Law of Thermodynamics
120(2)
Chapter Review
122(1)
Problems
123(4)
Discussion Questions
127(1)
Additional Reading
127(1)
References
127(2)
Ecosystems
129(40)
Introduction
130(1)
Human Influences on Ecosystems
130(1)
Energy and Mass Flow
131(7)
Bioaccumulation
136(2)
Nutrient Cycles
138(6)
Carbon Cycle
138(2)
Nitrogen Cycle
140(1)
Phosphorus Cycle
141(2)
Sulfur Cycle
143(1)
Population Dynamics
144(11)
Bacterial Population Growth
145(3)
Animal Population Dynamics
148(4)
Human Population Dynamics
152(3)
Lakes: An Example of Mass and Energy Cycling in an Ecosystem
155(9)
Stratification and Turnover in Deep Lakes
156(2)
Biological Zones
158(1)
Lake Productivity
159(3)
Eutrophication
162(2)
Environmental Laws to Protect Ecosystems
164(5)
Chapter Review
164(1)
Problems
165(2)
Discussion Questions
167(1)
Additional Reading
167(1)
References
168(1)
Risk Perception, Assessment, and Management
169(20)
Introduction
170(1)
Risk Perception
170(3)
Risk Assessment
173(12)
Data Collection and Evaluation
173(1)
Toxicity Assessment
174(5)
Exposure Assessment
179(5)
Risk Characterization
184(1)
Risk Management
185(4)
Chapter Review
186(1)
Problems
186(1)
Discussion Questions
187(1)
Additional Reading
188(1)
References
188(1)
Hydrology
189(32)
Fundamentals of Hydrology
190(8)
The Hydrological Cycle
190(8)
Measurement of Precipitation, Evaporation, Infiltration, and Streamflow
198(10)
Precipitation
198(2)
Evaporation
200(3)
Infiltration
203(3)
Streamflow
206(2)
Groundwater Hydrology
208(5)
Aquifers
209(4)
Groundwater Flow
213(4)
Surface Water and Groundwater as a Water Supply
217(4)
Chapter Review
218(1)
Problems
219(1)
Discussion Questions
220(1)
Additional Reading
220(1)
Geological and Soil Resources
221(44)
Introduction
222(1)
The Rock Cycle
222(1)
Mineral Concentration
223(1)
Igneous Activity
223(1)
Weathering
223(1)
Sedimentary Processes
223(1)
Precipitation
223(1)
Rock and Mineral Resources
224(5)
Reserves
224(1)
Environmental Impacts
225(2)
Resource Conservation
227(2)
Energy Resources
229(13)
Coal Formation
230(1)
Petroleum Formation
230(1)
Fossil Fuel Reserves
231(1)
Nuclear Energy
232(1)
Environmental Impacts
233(3)
Terrain Effects
236(1)
Alternative Energy Sources
236(3)
Energy Conservation
239(3)
Soil Formation and Properties
242(9)
Weathering
242(1)
Soil Components
242(5)
Soil Properties
247(4)
Soil Resources
251(2)
Energy Storage
251(1)
Plant Production
251(2)
Parameters of Sustainability
253(3)
Nutrient Cycling
253(1)
Soil Acidity
254(1)
Soil Salinity
254(1)
Texture and Structure
255(1)
Soil Conservation
256(9)
Soil Management
256(1)
Soil Erosion
256(4)
Chapter Review
260(1)
Problems
261(2)
Discussion Questions
263(1)
Additional Reading
264(1)
References
264(1)
Water Quality Management
265(58)
Introduction
266(1)
Water Pollutants and Their Sources
266(5)
Point Sources
266(1)
Nonpoint Sources
267(1)
Oxygen-Demanding Material
267(1)
Nutrients
267(1)
Pathogenic Organisms
268(1)
Suspended Solids
268(1)
Salts
268(1)
Toxic Metals and Toxic Organic Compounds
269(1)
Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals
269(1)
Arsenic
270(1)
Heat
271(1)
Water Quality Management in Rivers
271(27)
Effect of Oxygen-Demanding Wastes on Rivers
272(1)
Biochemical Oxygen Demand
272(4)
Laboratory Measurement of Biochemical Oxygen Demand
276(3)
Additional Notes on Biochemical Oxygen Demand
279(1)
Nitrogen Oxidation
280(2)
DO Sag Curve
282(15)
Effect of Nutrients on Water Quality in Rivers
297(1)
Water Quality Management in Lakes
298(9)
Control of Phosphorus in Lakes
298(4)
Acidification of Lakes
302(5)
Water Quality in Estuaries
307(2)
Water Quality in Oceans
309(3)
Groundwater Quality
312(11)
Contaminant Migration in Groundwaters
312(4)
Chapter Review
316(1)
Problems
317(3)
Discussion Questions
320(1)
Additional Reading
321(1)
References
321(2)
Water Treatment
323(48)
Introduction
324(6)
Water Quality
325(1)
Physical Characteristics
326(1)
Chemical Characteristics
326(1)
Microbiological Characteristics
326(1)
Radiological Characteristics
327(1)
Water Quality Standards
327(1)
Water Classification and Treatment Systems
328(2)
Rapid Mixing, Flocculation, and Coagulation
330(7)
Colloid Stability and Destabilization
330(1)
Coagulants
331(3)
Mixing and Flocculation
334(3)
Softening
337(10)
Hardness
337(5)
Lime--Soda Softening
342(3)
Ion-Exchange Softening
345(2)
Sedimentation
347(4)
Overview
347(1)
Determination of Settling Velocity (vs)
348(2)
Determination of Overflow Rate (vo)
350(1)
Filtration
351(3)
Disinfection
354(3)
Disinfection Kinetics
354(1)
Disinfectants and Disinfection By-Products
355(1)
Chlorine Reactions in Water
356(1)
Chlorine Dioxide
356(1)
Ozonation
357(1)
Ultraviolet Radiation
357(1)
Other Treatment Processes for Drinking Water
357(2)
Membrane Processes
357(1)
Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOPs)
358(1)
Carbon Adsorption
358(1)
Aeration
358(1)
Water Plant Residuals Management
359(12)
Mass-Balance Analysis
360(1)
Sludge Treatment
361(4)
Ultimate Disposal
365(1)
Chapter Review
366(1)
Problems
367(2)
Discussion Questions
369(1)
Additional Reading
369(1)
References
370(1)
Wastewater Treatment
371(64)
Introduction
372(1)
Characteristics of Domestic Wastewater
372(3)
Physical Characteristics
372(1)
Chemical Characteristics
373(1)
Characteristics of Industrial Wastewater
373(2)
On-Site Disposal Systems
375(8)
Alternative On-Site Treatment and Disposal Systems with Water
375(3)
On-Site Treatment and Disposal Systems for Unfavorable Site Conditions
378(3)
Other On-Site Treatment and Disposal Options
381(1)
Alternative On-Site Treatment--Disposal Systems Without Water
381(2)
Municipal Wastewater Treatment Systems
383(1)
Pretreatment of Industrial Wastes
383(1)
Unit Operations of Pretreatment
384(6)
Bar Racks
384(1)
Grit Chambers
384(2)
Comminutors
386(1)
Equalization
386(4)
Primary Treatment
390(1)
Unit Processes of Secondary Treatment
391(21)
Overview
391(1)
Role of Microorganisms
391(1)
Classification of Microorganisms
391(1)
Some Organisms of Interest in Wastewater Treatment
392(1)
Bacterial Biochemistry
392(1)
Decomposition of Waste
393(2)
Population Dynamics
395(1)
Trickling Filters
396(2)
Activated Sludge
398(11)
Oxidation Ponds
409(2)
Rotating Biological Contractors
411(1)
Disinfection
412(1)
Advanced Wastewater Treatment
413(3)
Filtration
413(1)
Carbon Adsorption
413(1)
Phosphorus Removal
414(1)
Nitrogen Control
415(1)
Land Treatment
416(2)
Slow Rate
416(1)
Overland Flow
417(1)
Rapid Infiltration
418(1)
Sludge Treatment
418(9)
Sources and Characteristics of Various Sludges
418(1)
Solids Computations
419(2)
Sludge Treatment Processes
421(6)
Sludge Disposal
427(8)
Ultimate Disposal
427(1)
Land Spreading
427(1)
Landfilling
427(1)
Dedicated Land Disposal (DLD)
427(1)
Utilization
427(1)
Sludge Disposal Regulations
428(1)
Chapter Review
428(1)
Problems
429(3)
Discussion Questions
432(1)
Additional Reading
432(1)
References
433(2)
Air Pollution
435(54)
Air Pollution Perspective
436(1)
Fundamentals
436(1)
Pressure Relationships and Units of Measure
436(1)
Relativity
436(1)
Adiabatic Expansion and Compression
437(1)
Air Pollution Standards
437(3)
Effects of Air Pollutants
440(7)
Effects on Materials
440(1)
Effects on Vegetation
441(2)
Effects on Health
443(4)
Origin and Fate of Air Pollutants
447(4)
Carbon Monoxide
447(1)
Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs)
448(1)
Lead
448(1)
Nitrogen Dioxide
448(1)
Photochemical Oxidants
449(1)
Sulfur Oxides
449(2)
Particulates
451(1)
Micro and Macro Air Pollution
451(7)
Indoor Air Pollution
451(3)
Acid Rain
454(1)
Ozone Depletion
455(2)
Global Warming
457(1)
Air Pollution Meteorology
458(6)
The Atmospheric Engine
458(1)
Turbulence
459(1)
Stability
460(2)
Terrain Effects
462(2)
Atmospheric Dispersion
464(7)
Factors Affecting Dispersion of Air Pollutants
464(1)
Dispersion Modeling
465(6)
Indoor Air Quality Model
471(1)
Air Pollution Control of Stationary Sources
472(9)
Gaseous Pollutants
472(4)
Flue Gas Desulfurization
476(1)
Control Technologies for Nitrogen Oxides
476(1)
Particulate Pollutants
477(4)
Air Pollution Control of Mobile Sources
481(2)
Engine Fundamentals
481(1)
Control of Automobile Emissions
482(1)
Waste Minimization
483(6)
Chapter Review
484(1)
Problems
485(1)
Discussion Questions
486(1)
Additional Reading
486(1)
References
487(2)
Solid Waste Engineering
489(36)
Perspective
490(1)
Magnitude of the Problem
490(1)
Characteristics of Solid Waste
491(3)
Solid Waste Management
494(1)
Solid Waste Collection
494(1)
Waste as Resource
495(7)
Background and Perspective
495(2)
Green Chemistry and Green Engineering
497(1)
Recycling
497(3)
Composting
500(1)
Source Reduction
501(1)
Solid Waste Reduction
502(5)
Combustion Processes
502(2)
Types of Incinerators
504(2)
Public Health and Environmental Issues
506(1)
Other Thermal Treatment Processes
507(1)
Disposal by Sanitary Landfill
507(18)
Site Selection
508(1)
Operation
509(2)
Environmental Considerations
511(1)
Leachate
511(4)
Methane and Other Gas Production
515(3)
Landfill Design
518(1)
Landfill Closure
519(1)
Chapter Review
519(1)
Problems
520(1)
Discussion Questions
521(1)
Additional Reading
522(1)
References
522(3)
Hazardous Waste Management
525(52)
The Hazard
526(2)
Dioxins and PCBs
526(2)
EPA's Hazardous Waste Designation System
528(1)
RCRA and HSWA
529(7)
Congressional Actions on Hazardous Waste
529(1)
Cradle-to-Grave Concept
529(2)
Generator Requirements
531(1)
Transporter Regulations
532(1)
Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Requirements
533(2)
Underground Storage Tanks
535(1)
Cercla and Sara
536(3)
The Superfund Law
536(1)
The National Priority List
536(1)
The Hazard Ranking System
536(1)
The National Contingency Plan
537(1)
Liability
538(1)
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act
538(1)
Hazardous Waste Management
539(4)
Waste Minimization
539(3)
Waste Exchange
542(1)
Recycling
542(1)
Treatment Technologies
543(17)
Biological Treatment
543(2)
Chemical Treatment
545(3)
Physical/Chemical Treatment
548(5)
Incineration
553(6)
Stabilization-Solidification
559(1)
Land Disposal
560(4)
Deep Well Injection
560(1)
Land Treatment
560(1)
The Secure Landfill
560(4)
Groundwater Contamination and Remediation
564(13)
The Process of Contamination
564(1)
EPA's Groundwater Remediation Procedure
564(2)
Mitigation and Treatment
566(2)
Chapter Review
568(1)
Problems
569(4)
Discussion Questions
573(1)
Additional Reading
574(1)
References
574(3)
Agriculture and the Environment
577(22)
Introduction
578(1)
Depletion of Surface and Groundwater Resources
578(2)
Water Use
578(1)
Land Subsidence
579(1)
Soil Erosion
580(3)
Water Quality
583(8)
Salinization
583(2)
Nutrients
585(2)
Pesticides
587(4)
Air Quality
591(2)
Particulate Emissions
591(1)
Ammonia Emissions
591(1)
Malodorous Compounds
591(1)
Greenhouse Gases
592(1)
Effects on the Ozone Layer
593(1)
Pesticides
593(1)
Animal Waste Management
593(6)
Manure Handling and Storage
593(1)
Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations
594(1)
Best Management Practices
594(1)
Manure Application
595(1)
Chapter Review
595(1)
Problems
596(1)
Discussion Questions
597(1)
Additional Reading
598(1)
References
598(1)
Noise Pollution
599(44)
Introduction
600(9)
Properties of Sound Waves
601(1)
Sound Power and Intensity
602(1)
Levels and the Decibel
603(2)
Characterization of Noise
605(4)
Effects of Noise on People
609(11)
The Hearing Mechanism
609(3)
Normal Hearing
612(2)
Hearing Impairment
614(2)
Damage-Risk Criteria
616(1)
Speech Interference
616(1)
Annoyance
617(1)
Sleep Interference
618(1)
Effects on Performance
619(1)
Acoustic Privacy
620(1)
Rating Systems
620(2)
Goals of a Noise-Rating System
620(1)
The LN Concept
620(1)
The Leq Concept
621(1)
Community Noise Sources and Criteria
622(4)
Transportation Noise
622(1)
Other Internal Combustion Engines
623(1)
Construction Noise
624(1)
Zoning and Siting Considerations
625(1)
Levels to Protect Health and Welfare
626(1)
Transmission of Sound Outdoors
626(7)
Inverse Square Law
626(2)
Radiation Fields of a Sound Source
628(1)
Directivity
628(1)
Airborne Transmission
629(4)
Traffic Noise Prediction
633(1)
Leq Prediction
633(1)
Ldn Prediction
633(1)
Noise Control
633(10)
Source-Path-Receiver Concept
633(1)
Control of Noise Source by Design
634(1)
Noise Control in the Transmission Path
635(2)
Control of Noise Source by Redress
637(1)
Protect the Receiver
637(1)
Chapter Review
638(1)
Problems
639(2)
Discussion Questions
641(1)
Additional Reading
642(1)
References
642(1)
Ionizing Radiation
643(48)
Fundamentals
644(10)
Atomic Structure
644(1)
Radioactivity and Radiation
645(2)
Radioactive Decay
647(3)
Radioisotopes
650(1)
Fission
650(1)
The Production of X-Rays
651(2)
Radiation Dose
653(1)
Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation
654(7)
Sequential Pattern of Biological Effects
655(1)
Determinants of Biological Effects
655(2)
Acute Effects
657(1)
Relation of Dose to Type of Acute Radiation Syndrome
657(1)
Delayed Effects
657(2)
Genetic Effects
659(2)
Radiation Standards
661(2)
Radiation Exposure
663(2)
External and Internal Radiation Hazards
663(1)
Natural Background
663(2)
X-Rays
665(1)
Radionuclides
665(1)
Nuclear Reactor Operations
665(1)
Radioactive Wastes
665(1)
Radiation Protection
665(7)
Reduction of External Radiation Hazards
666(4)
Reduction of Internal Radiation Hazards
670(2)
Radioactive Waste
672(9)
Types of Waste
672(1)
Management of High-Level Radioactive Waste
672(1)
Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
672(1)
Management of Low-Level Radioactive Waste
673(3)
Long-Term Management and Containment
676(2)
Chapter Review
678(1)
Problems
679(1)
Discussion Questions
680(1)
Additional Reading
680(1)
References
680(1)
Appendix
A Properties of Air, Water, and Selected Chemicals
681(10)
Index 691

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