Pipeline Design for Water Engineers

✍ Scribed by David Stephenson (Eds.)

• Publisher: Elsevier Science
• Year: 1981
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 245
• Series: Developments in Water Science 15
• Edition: 2nd
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

''... the book is at its best in the design and analysis sections and could stand on these alone as a well-stocked handbook with copious references for further study,'' commented the Journal of the National Water Council after publication of an earlier edition of Pipeline Design for Water Engineers.

This classic monograph has been revised and updated to take account of new developments in the field. Recent research in cavitation and flow control has prompted additional sections to be added. There are also new sections on supports to exposed pipes and secondary stress. Additional references and a new layout make up this edition. Some sections appearing in previous editions, noteably on pipe network systems analysis and optimization have been ommitted as they were considered more appropriate in the author's parallel book ``Pipeflow Analysis'' (Developments in Water Science, 19).

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Other Titles in This Series
Page ii

Edited by
Page iii

Copyright Page
Page iv

Preface
Page v

Preface to Second Edition
Page vi

Acknowledgements
Page vii
David Steohenson

Chapter 1 Economic Planning
Pages 1-14

Chapter 2 Hydraulics
Pages 15-26

Chapter 3 Pipeline System Analysis and Design
Pages 27-52

Chapter 4 Water Hammer and Surge
Pages 53-87

Chapter 5 Air in Pipelines
Pages 88-101

Chapter 6 External Loads
Pages 102-113

Chapter 7 Concrete Pipes
Pages 114-127

Chapter 8 Steel and Flexible Pipe
Pages 128-144

Chapter 9 Secondary Stresses
Pages 145-161

Chapter 10 Pipes, Fittings and Appurtenances
Pages 162-180

Chapter 11 Laying and Protection
Pages 181-200

Chapter 12 Pumping Installations
Pages 201-213

General References and Standars
Pages 214-221

Appendix
Pages 222-226

Author Index
Pages 227-228

Subject Index
Pages 229-234