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"Wastewater Collection System Modeling and Design is a great addition to what has become my Haestad Methods library. This book is a must for all practicing engineers that work in sewer system design and is a great reference for use by college students. Finally, a single book that links fundamental sewer hydraulics to practical sewer design and modeling practiced by professional engineers."
-Brian E. Whitman, Ph.D.
Wilkes University
Wastewater Collection System Modeling and Design
  Table of Contents
1 Introduction to Wastewater Collection System Modeling
1.1 Wastewater Collection System Overview
1.2 Modeling
1.3 Historical Perspective on Collection System Analysis
1.4 The Modeling Process
2 Steady Gravity Flow Hydraulics
2.1 Fluid Properties
2.2 Fluid Statics and Dynamics
2.3 Fundamental Laws
2.4 Hydraulic Design Variables
2.5 Energy and Headlosses
2.6 Hydraulic Elements
2.7 Manning's n Variation
2.8 Minor Losses in Junction Structures
2.9 Tractive Force Self-Cleansing
2.10 Specific Energy and Critical Flow
2.11 Hydraulics of Flow-Control Structures
3 Unsteady Gravity Flow Hydraulics
3.1 Basics of Unsteady Flow Analysis
3.2 Types of Routing
3.3 Hydrodynamic Equations
3.4 Complications to Routing Methods
4 Force Main and Pumping Hydraulics
4.1 Friction Losses
4.3 Minor Losses
4.3 Energy Addition - Pumps
5 Model Construction
5.1 Developing the Modeling Plan
5.2 The Modeling Process
5.3 Constructing the Sewer Model
6 Dry Weather Wastewater Flows
6.1 Definition of Flowrates
6.2 Unit Load Factors
6.3 Peaking Factors
6.4 Time-Varying Flows
7 Wet Weather Wastewater Flows
7.1 Wet Weather Flow Definitions
7.2 Wastewater Collection System Hydrology
7.3 Rainfall
7.4 Modeling Rainfall Runoff
7.5 Determining Hydrographs from Runoff
7.6 Empirical Methods for Generating Hydrographs
7.7 Snowmelt
8 Data Collection and Flow Measurement
8.1 Data Collection Considerations
8.2 Flow Measurement
8.3 Instrumentation
9 Model Calibration
9.1 Basic Calibration Concepts
9.2 Dry Weather Flows
9.3 Wet Weather Flows
9.4 Special Considerations in Calibration
9.5 Understanding Overflows
10 Design of New Gravity Wastewater Collection Systems
10.1 Initial Planning
10.2 Steady Flow versus Extended-Period Simulation (EPS) Analysis
10.3 Preliminary Considerations
10.4 System Layout
10.5 Flows in Sanitary Sewers
10.6 Horizontal and Vertical Alignment
10.7 Hydraulic Design and Functional Considerations
10.8 Manholes
10.9 Special Situations
10.10 Hydraulic Design of Gravity Systems
10.11 Wastewater Collection System Optimization
11 Wastewater Collection System Evaluation and Rehabilitation
11.1 Planning System Characterization
11.2 System Characterization
11.3 Hydraulic Investigations
11.4 Control and Treatment Strategies
12 Force Mains and Pump Stations
12.1 Need for Pump Stations
12.2 Force Main Sizing (Single Pump Station)
12.3 Modeling Pumping Stations
12.4 Force Mains with Multiple Pump Stations
12.5 Efficiency Considerations
12.6 Pump Station Design
12.7 Hydraulic Transients
13 Low-Pressure Sewers
13.1 Description of Pressure Sewers
13.2 Estimating Flows
13.3 Pressure Sewer Design Considerations
13.4 Modeling Pressure Sewers
14 Utilizing GIS
14.1 GIS Fundamentals
14.2 Developing an Enterprise GIS
14.3 Model Construction
14.4 GIS Analysis and Visualization
15 Regulatory Issues
15.1 United States Laws and Regulations
15.2 Canadian Regulations
15.3 European Union Regulations
15.4 Use of Models for Regulatory Compliance
Appendix A Symbols
Appendix B Conversion Factors
Appendix C Physical Properties
Bibliography
Index
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