Principles and Techniques of Urban Water Conservation Planning

Author: Liu Junliang
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book is rich in content and detailed, emphasizing the combination of theory and practice. Many chapters present numerous insights and viewpoints, integrating relevant research projects completed by the author. It can serve as a reference book for management and technical personnel in the water industry and environmental fields, as well as a teaching resource for students and faculty in relevant disciplines at colleges and universities. This book is part of the "Series on Environmental Science and Engineering." It consists of 11 chapters, centered on urban water conservation planning, covering the following main topics: an introduction to urban water conservation, its connotations, related terminology, and evaluation indicators; an analysis of the current status and potential of urban water conservation; methods and techniques for urban water demand forecasting; urban water conservation planning goals and implementation measures; urban water consumption standards and water conservation; and a comprehensive analysis of the investment benefits of water-saving projects from the perspective of urban wastewater resource planning.