Environmental Engineering Experiment Theory and Technology

Author: edited by Zhu Lingfeng
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book briefly introduces the basic concepts and theories of environmental engineering, and systematically elaborates on the experimental theories and techniques of environmental engineering. The main contents include the analysis and organization of experimental data; the design of orthogonal experimental schemes and analysis of variance; experimental theories and techniques of environmental monitoring (including monitoring techniques for water quality, air, soil, and solid waste); experimental theories and techniques of water pollution control engineering (including widely used techniques in water treatment such as sedimentation, filtration, and biological treatment); experimental theories and techniques of air pollution control (including purification experiments for particulate pollutants in the air and purification techniques for gaseous pollutants in the air); noise pollution control and solid waste treatment and disposal experimental techniques; and the design of comprehensive experiments in environmental engineering.
This book can serve as a laboratory textbook for undergraduate and college students majoring in environmental-related fields, as well as a reference for environmental engineering technicians and teachers of environmental engineering in universities and colleges.