Management of Combined Sewer Overflows

Richard Field, Daniel Sullivan (U.S. EPA, Edison, New Jersey, USA), Anthony N. Tafuri , Daniel Sullivan (U.S. EPA, Edison, New Jersey, USA)

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English

CRC Press Inc
24 November 2003

Water industries; Energy; Hydrology & the hydrosphere; Alternative & renewable energy sources & technology; Civil engineering, surveying & building; Sewage treatment & disposal

There are approximately 10,000 combined sewer overflow (CSO) locations in the United States. During peak storm events they can release about 1.2 trillion gallons of waste and up to 95 per cent of a municipality's raw sewage into surface waters. Although many cities have initiated programs, the CSO problem remains largely unsolved and continues to be a major area of responsibility for environmental professionals,

engineers, and public works officials. Sponsored by the EPA, written by internationally recognized experts, and subjected to extensive peer review, Management of Combined Sewer Overflows provides the latest information on the subject from analysis of contaminants to long-term CSO control plans. Coverage includes: CSO analysis and characterization of contaminants Analysis and characterization of receiving-water impacts Methods of control such as storage, treatment, disinfection, and systems optimization Regulations and compliance Systems retrofits and upgrades Long-term CSO control plans Research and design needsAbatement or prevention of pollution stormwater runoff and CSOs is one of the most challenging areas

in the environmental engineering field. The facts of life - from an engineering standpoint - are difficult to face in terms of design and cost. And

operational problems can be just as foreboding. A reference

for anyone combating urban wet-weather-induced water pollution, Management of Combined Sewer Overflows covers the gamut

of engineering requirements, from pollution problem assessment and associated tools, to management and control planning

and design.

Contributions by: Thomas P. O'Connor
Edited by: Richard Field, Daniel Sullivan (U.S. EPA, Edison, New Jersey, USA), Anthony N. Tafuri, Daniel Sullivan (U.S. EPA, Edison, New Jersey, USA)
Imprint: CRC Press Inc
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm, Spine: 21mm
Weight: 526g
ISBN: 9781566706360
ISBN 10: 156670636X
Pages: 270
Publication Date: 24 November 2003
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional and scholarly , General/trade , Undergraduate , Further / Higher Education
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

CSO Considerations. Source Management and Control Technologies. Treatment and Sewer Solids Management. Disinfection. Effective Control Systems.

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Reviews for Management of Combined Sewer Overflows

""[T]his book benefits from the extensive experience of authors from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The book includes a comprehensive overview of combined sewer overflow (CSO) history and impacts, as well as strategies for mitigation. … The authors provide extensive references … . The wealth of experience of the authors makes [this book] a valuable reference for practicing professionals charged with controlling CSOs. However, this book is also recommended reading for anyone interested in better understanding the impacts of CSOs on the environment and our options for reducing their impacts in the future."" - Journal of the American Water Resources Association, Aug. 2005