Environmental engineering : fundamentals, sustainability, design / James R. Mihelcic and Julie Beth Zimmerman
Material type:
- 9781118741498
- TA 170 .M54 2014

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National University - Manila | LRC - Main General Circulation | Electronics and Communications Engineering | GC TA 170 .M54 2014 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000013580 |
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Includes index.
Chapter one : Sustainable desing, engineering, and innovation -- Chapter two : Environmental measurements -- Chapter three : Chemistry -- Chapter four : Physical processes -- Chapter five : Biology -- Chapter six : Environemtal risk -- Chapter seven : Water : quantity and quality -- Chapter eight : Water treatment -- Chapter nine : Wastewater and stormwater : collection, treatment, resource recovery -- Chapter ten : Soli-waste management -- Chapter eleven : Air quality engineering
This book is motivated by discussion that is evolving from one centered on describing, characterizing, quantifying, and monitoring current environmental problems to one that is focused on the design and development of innovative new solutions. Innovation requires enhanced skills and tools beyond the fundamental and important environmental engineering curriculum including the ability to think creatively and critically, to work in interdisciplinary teams, and to consider the entire system.
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