โ Scribed by Missimer, Thomas M
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Content: Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication Page
Preface
The Author
Table of Contents
SECTION I: Water Supply Needs and Changing Technology
Chapter 1: Population Growth and Freshwater Supply Depletion
Chapter 2: Membrane Water Treatment and Technology Improvement
References for Further Reading
SECTION II: The Membrane Water Treatment Process and Water Chemistry Considerations
Chapter 3: Water Treatment and the Principles of Membrane Processes
Chapter 4: Feedwater Quality and Membrane Treatment
Chapter 5: Chemistry of Concentrate Water
References for Further Reading. SECTION III: Surface Water as a Feedwater SourceChapter 6: Physical, Biological, and Chemical Characteristics
Chapter 7: Conventional Surface Water Intake Designs
Chapter 8: Modified or Alternative Surface Water Intake Systems
References for Further Reading
SECTION IV: Groundwater as a Feedwater Source
Chapter 9: Groundwater Hydrology and the Utilization of Membrane Water Treatment Processes
Chapter 10: Modeling and Wellfield Design
Chapter 11: Production Well Design, Construction, and Maintenance
Chapter 12: Wellfield Monitoring and Design Adjustments. Chapter 13: Troubleshooting and Production Well FailureReferences for Further Reading
SECTION V: Improvement of Membrane Treatment Plant Efficiency
Chapter 14: Aquifer Storage and Recovery Technology
References for Further Reading
SECTION VI: Concentrate Water Disposal
Chapter 15: Methods of Concentrate Disposal
References for Further Reading
SECTION VII: Operating Membrane Feedwater Wellfield Case Histories
Chapter 16: Historical Wellfield Performance at the Island Water Association Facility, Sanibel Island, Florida. Chapter 17: Design, Materials Selection, and Performance of the City of Cape Coral Wellfield, Cape Coral, FloridaChapter 18: Design, Performance, and Modification of the Dare County, North Carolina Wellfield
References for Further Reading
Index.
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