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Haestad Announces New Book to Tackle Sewer System Problems
WATERBURY, Conn., April 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Haestad Press, a premier publisher of water resources textbooks and modeling software, announced the availability of its latest civil engineering textbook entitled "Wastewater Collection Systems Modeling and Design." This book guides its readers through the model-building process and provides real-world applications to address a variety of wastewater challenges, including designing new systems, detecting and correcting inefficiencies, and minimizing pumping costs in systems. "'Wastewater Collection System Modeling and Design' provides a unique blend of the principals and practice of engineering for academia and professional engineers," said Gary Moore, P.E., Program Manager for the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District. "This text provides its readers with modeling guidance that is both technically sound and relevant for improving the performance of existing systems." Adding to its practicality, the textbook includes the latest versions of Haestad Methods' SewerCAD software, the industry-standard package for wastewater collection system design and analysis. Engineers and students alike can maximize their learning experience by utilizing the cutting-edge software together with Wastewater Collection Systems Modeling and Design to perform sanitary and wet weather loads, gravity and pressure hydraulics, and analysis of multiple scenarios. Hydraulic models are an essential tool in understanding wastewater collection system behavior for system design, operations, rehabilitation, and demonstration of regulatory compliance. "With the promulgation of new sanitary sewer laws and regulations, sanitary sewer management plans are a critical component in preventing and containing sanitary sewer overflows," said John Haestad, President and CEO of Haestad Methods. "Neglecting corrective action to bring systems into compliance can have far-reaching consequences, including polluted drinking water sources and significant enforcement action." "Wastewater Collection Systems Modeling and Design" was developed for use by designers, managers, regulators, and students. Each chapter concludes with exercises that can be completed by professionals for continuing education credits and by students to reinforce the material. The book brings together the experiences of an international team of experts from both academia and consulting, including critical topics such as: * Fundamentals of gravity, pressure flow, and pumping * Consideration of solid transport and tractive forces * Planning and constructing system models * Determining sanitary loads using unit factors, load patterns, and peaking factors * Modeling wet weather flows in sanitary and combined sewers * Flow measurement in existing systems * Model calibration * Combined and sanitary sewer overflows * Using models in the design of new sewers and the rehabilitation of existing systems * Design and operation of force mains and pump stations * Design of low pressure sewer systems Integrate GIS and sewer models * Using models to address regulatory issues in the United States, Canada, and the European Union. "Similar to Haestad's earlier publications, Wastewater Collection Systems Modeling and Design will become a classic over time," said Bert van Duin, Urban Drainage Specialist for Westhoff Engineering Resources, Inc. "Well written, this book clearly links engineering theory to practical modelling applications and offers many technical nuggets for experienced professionals." "Wastewater Collection Systems Modeling and Design" was authored by Thomas M. Walski, Thomas E. Barnard, LaVere B. Merritt, Eric Harold, Noah Walker, Brian E. Whitman, and Haestad Methods' engineers. Contributing authors include Stan Plante, Rick Hammond, Christine Hill, Gordon McKay, and Barbara A. Schmitz. About Haestad Press Haestad Press, a subsidiary of Haestad Methods, is a leading publisher and distributor of water resources computer-assisted textbooks and related publications. Haestad Methods is the world's leading provider of software for the design and analysis of water resources systems including water distribution, storm, and sanitary sewer infrastructure.
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