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Wastewater Management for Coastal Cities The Ocean Disposal Option

Aus der Reihe Environmental Science and Engineering

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

14.12.2011

Herausgeber

Charles G. Gunnerson + weitere

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Springer Berlin

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345

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23.5/15.5/2 cm

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574 g

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Second Edition 1996

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Englisch

ISBN

978-3-642-79731-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

14.12.2011

Herausgeber

Verlag

Springer Berlin

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345

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23.5/15.5/2 cm

Gewicht

574 g

Auflage

Second Edition 1996

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-642-79731-6

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  • Produktbild: Wastewater Management for Coastal Cities
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  • 1 Overview.- 2 Oceanography at the Margin.- 2.1 The Physical, Geological, and Chemical Framework.- 2.1.1 Oceanic Waters.- 2.1.2 Coastal Waters.- 2.1.3 Waves, Tides, and Sea Level.- 2.1.4 Marine Geology and Sedimentation.- 2.1.5 Chemistry of Seawater and Suspended Sediments.- 2.1.6 Stirring and Mixing.- 2.1.7 Bays, Estuaries, and Straits.- 2.2 The Living Sea.- 2.2.1 Ecological Relationships and Trophic Levels.- 2.2.2 Marine Productivity.- 2.2.3 Plankton.- 2.2.4 Nekton.- 2.2.5 Bacteria.- 2.2.6 Benthos.- 2.2.7 Fisheries.- 2.3 Special Topics.- 2.3.1 Public Health Aspects.- 2.3.2 Environmental Toxicity.- 2.3.3 Wave and Current Measurements.- 2.3.4 A Historical Note on Biological Oceanography.- 2.4 References.- 3 Ecological Design.- 3.1 Public Health.- 3.1.1 Marine Recreational Water.- 3.1.2 Shellfish and Finfish.- 3.2 Design for Marine Ecosystems.- 3.2.1 Eutrophication.- 3.2.2 Toxic Wastes.- 3.2.3 Minamata - A Special Case.- 3.2.4 Synthetic Organics.- 3.3 Ocean Dumping.- 3.4 References.- 4 Hydraulic Design.- 4.1 Concepts and Definitions.- 4.2 Qualitative Descriptions of Receiving Waters.- 4.2.1 Coastal Waters.- 4.2.2 Rivers.- 4.2.3 Estuaries.- 4.3 Methods of Analysis for Outfall Siting.- 4.3.1 First Questions.- 4.3.2 Worked Example of Near Field Dilution.- 4.3.3 Field Surveys.- 4.3.4 Numerical Modeling.- 4.3.5 Physical Hydraulic Models.- 4.4 Equations for Estimating Turbulent Diffusion.- 4.5 Comparisons of Results.- 4.6 Outfall and Outlet Location.- 4.6.1 Information Needs.- 4.6.2 Water Quality.- 4.6.3 Worked Example of Outfall Siting.- 4.7 Outlet Design and Initial Dilution.- 4.7.1 Single Open Ends, Rose Diffusers Caps, Multiport Diffusers.- 4.7.2 Initial Dilution for Plumes from Single Round Ports.- 4.7.3 Initial Dilution from a Line Source.- 4.7.4 Initial Dilution from a Line of Port Clusters.- 4.7.5 Quick Estimate of Likelihood of Plume Submergence.- 4.7.6 Diffuser Design.- 4.8 Other Hydraulic Design Considerations.- 4.8.1 Pipe Diameter.- 4.8.2 Thrust at Bends.- 4.8.3 Hydraulic Transients.- 4.8.4 Excess Hydrostatic Head.- 4.8.5 Drop Structures.- 4.8.6 Provision for Pigging.- 4.9 Appendix. A note on Post-Audits.- 4.10 References.- 5 Construction Materials.- 5.1 Pipe Materials.- 5.1.1 Cast Iron.- 5.1.2 Wrought Iron.- 5.1.3 Plastic.- 5.1.4 Reinforced Concrete.- 5.1.5 Coated Steel.- 5.2 Recommended Reading.- 6 On-Bottom Stability.- 6.1 Forces.- 6.1.1 Soil Forces.- 6.1.2 Hydrodynamic Forces.- 6.2 Vertical Stability of Unburied Pipelines.- 6.3 Vertical Stability of Buried Pipelines.- 6.4 Lateral Stability of Unburied Pipelines.- 6.4.1 Density Anchors.- 6.4.2 Mechanical Anchors.- 6.5 Lateral Stability of Buried Pipelines.- 6.6 References.- 7 Stress Analysis.- 7.1 Identifying and Analyzing Stress.- 7.1.1 Stress from Anchors.- 7.1.2 Unsupported Span Analysis.- 7.1.3 Collapse/Buckling Analysis.- 7.2 References.- 8 Corrosion Control.- 8.1 Corrosion Protection for Steel in Seawater.- 8.1.1 Cathodic Protection.- 8.1.2 External Coatings.- 8.1.3 Internal Coatings.- 8.1.4 Recommended Reading.- 9 Ocean Outfall Construction.- 9.1 Practical Limits to Current Construction Practices.- 9.1.1 Selecting a Construction Method.- 9.1.2 Classification of Construction Methods.- 9.1.3 State-of-the-Art Constraints.- 9.2 Construction Methods.- 9.2.1 Bottom Assembly Methods.- 9.2.2 Pipe Laying from a Mobile Jack-up Platform.- 9.2.3 Pipe Laying from a Trestle.- 9.2.4 Pipe Laying from a Floating Crane Barge.- 9.2.5 Surface Assembly from an Offshore Lay Barge.- 9.2.6 Bottom Pull Method.- 9.2.7 Floats and Chain Method.- 9.2.8 On-Bottom Connection of Short Lengths.- 9.2.9 Bottom Pull from Floating Work Platforms.- 9.2.10 Surface Pull (Flotation) Method.- 9.2.11 Remote Assembly Method.- 9.3 Trenching and Backfilling.- 9.3.1 Controlling Factors.- 9.3.2 Trenching Methods.- 9.3.3 Backfilling Methods.- 9.4 Shore Approach.- 9.4.1 Design Considerations.- 9.4.2 Construction Considerations.- 9.5 Tunneling.- 9.5.1 Horizontal Directional Drilling and Microtunneling.- 9.5.2 Large-diameter Tunnels.- 9.6 Construction Monitoring and Inspection.- 9.7 References.- 10 Monitoring.- 10.1 A Framework for Sustainable Monitoring.- 10.2 Some Performance Monitoring Principles.- 10.2.1 Equilibrium Response Times and Monitoring Design.- 10.3 Hydraulic and Structural Monitoring.- 10.4 Discharge Monitoring.- 10.5 Ecological Monitoring.- 10.5.1 Public Health.- 10.5.2 Ecological Interactions.- 10.5.3 Other Parameters.- 10.6 The Infaunal Trophic Index.- 10.7 Recovery of Damaged Ecosystems.- 10.8 Post-Audits.- 10.9 Regulatory and Zero-Discharge Models.- 10.10 Appendix. Power Spectrum Analysis.- 10.11 References.- 11 Case Studies.- 11.1 Scope of Case Studies.- 11.2 The Yangtze Estuary: The Second Shanghai Sewerage Project.- 11.2.1 Introduction.- 11.2.2 Organisation of Feasibility Studies.- 11.2.3 Master Plan.- 11.2.4 Layout of Outfall.- 11.2.5 Environmental Impact.- 11.2.6 Other Studies.- 11.2.7 References.- 11.3 The Thames Estuary.- 11.3.1 Recent History of a Maturing Remedial System.- 11.3.2 The DSIR Dissolved Oxygen Model.- 11.3.3 Hydrography of th Thames Estuary.- 11.3.4 Fish Populations.- 11.3.5 Principal Findings and Conclusions.- 11.3.6 References.- 11.4 The Bosporus and Sea of Marmara.- 11.4.1 Regional Geography and Oceanography.- 11.4.2 Oceanography of the Bosporus.- 11.4.3 Two-Layer Current System in the Turkish Straits.- 11.4.4 Evolving Environmental Engineering Design Criteria.- 11.4.5 Environmental Impact of Outfall Alternatives.- 11.4.6 Proposed and Constructed Outfalls.- 11.4.7 References.- 11.5 Boston Harbor.- 11.5.1 Early History of Boston Sewerage.- 11.5.2 Proposals for Long Outfalls.- 11.5.3 Selection of a Treatment Plant Site.- 11.5.4 Siting the Outfall, Hydraulic Design.- 11.5.5 Receiving Water Quality Modelling.- 11.5.6 Construction.- 11.5.7 Public Awareness, Community Participation.- 11.5.8 Recommended Reading.- 11.6 Southern California Bight.- 11.6.1 Ocean Disposal of Southern California Wastewaters.- 11.6.2 Recovery of Damaged Ecosystems.- 11.6.3 References.- 12 Cost and Sustainability Factors.- 12.1 What Costs? What Benefits? Who Pays?.- 12.1.1 Limits to Scale in Water Supply and Sanitation.- 12.1.2 Allocating Costs of Water and Sanitation Benefits.- 12.2 Costs of Ocean Outfalls.- 12.3 Estimating Marginal Costs and Benefits.- 12.3.1 Simulating Sewage Treatment Costs and Benefits.- 12.3.2 Measuring Sewage Treatment Costs and Benefits.- 12.4 Principles of Comparative Costing.- 12.4.1 Worked Example of Average Incremental Costing.- 12.5 Sustainable Water and Sanitation Management.- 12.5.1 Water Conflict Identification.- 12.5.2 Water Conflict Resolution.- 12.5.3 Information and Technology Transfer.- 12.5.4 Terms of Reference for Information and Technology Transfer.- 12.5 References.- 13 Index.