Handbook of Environmental Engineering Calculations 2nd Ed. (MECHANICAL ENGINEERING) - Tapa dura

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Take Advantage of the Latest Calculation Methods for Solving Problems in Every Major Area of Environmental Engineering

The only hands-on reference of its kind, the Handbook of Environmental Engineering Calculations equips you with step-by-step calculation procedures covering virtually every aspect of environmental engineering. Designed to give you quick access to essential information, the updated Second Edition of this unique guide now presents the latest methods for solving a wide range of specific problems, together with worked-out examples that include numerical results for the calculations.

Written by a team of environmental experts from both the private and public sectors, this easy-to-use reference provides you with complete calculations for water quality assessment and control...solid waste materials ... and air pollution control. Filled with 200 helpful illustrations, the Second Edition features:

• Hundreds of detailed examples and calculations with fully illustrated steps
• Calculations covering every aspect of environmental engineering
• Both SI and U.S. customary units presented throughout
• New to this edition: new sections on fuel cells and air toxic risk assessment

Inside This State-of-the-Art Environmental Engineering Toolkit

· Calculations of Water Quality Assessment and Control · Solid Waste Calculations · Air Pollution Control Calculations · Air Toxic Risk Assessment · Fuel Cell Technologies

C.C. Lee is a Research Program Manager at the national Risk Management Research Laboratory of the U.S Environmental Protection Agency in Cincinnati, Ohio. In addition, he is currently the Chairman of the Executive Steering Committee for the National Technical Workgroup on Mixed Waste Treatment. He initiated and served as the Chairman of the First and Second International COngress on Toxic Combustion Byproducts (ICTCB) in 1989 and 1991. The ICTCB has been holding its meetings every two years since its creation in 1989. Until recently, Dr. Lee was an Adjunct Professor with the University of Cincinnati in Ohio and was an Assistant Professor at the North Carolina State University before joining EPA in 1974.