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Benefit costs ratio of conventional surface water treatment plant: A case study of the Farola water treatment plant Tq. Paithan, Dist. Chh.Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad). Rapidly-growing urban p`opulations, competing demands for water, imperfect water quality, and uncertainty of future water supplies contribute to high interests in alternative sources of potable water for many Maharashtra municipalities. The population of Aurangabad in 2011, 2021, and 2031 will be
Benefit costs ratio of conventional surface water treatment plant: A case study of the Farola water treatment plant Tq. Paithan, Dist. Chh.Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad). Rapidly-growing urban p`opulations, competing demands for water, imperfect water quality, and uncertainty of future water supplies contribute to high interests in alternative sources of potable water for many Maharashtra municipalities. The population of Aurangabad in 2011, 2021, and 2031 will be 11,75,000; 15,43,000 and 19,93,000 for that 150MLD; 200MLD and 373MLD water is required. For satisfying this demand huge amount of money is required. In situations where multiple supply alternatives exist, properly analyzing which alternative is the most-economically efficient over the course of its useful life requires a sound economic and financial analysis of each alternative using consistent methodology. This Dissertation discusses such methodology and provides an assessment of the life-cycle costs of conventional water treatment using actual data from an operating surface-water treatment facility located in Farola water treatment plant Tq.Paithan, Dist. Chh.Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad). This facility has a maximum-designed operating capacity of New (WTP) 100 MLD and Old (WTP) 50 MLD, but due to required shutdown time and other limitations, it is currently operating at 94% of the designed capacity New (WTP) (98MLD) and Old (WTP) 48MLD.
Benefit costs ratio of conventional surface water treatment plant: A case study of the Farola water treatment plant Tq. Paithan, Dist. Chh.Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad). Rapidly-growing urban p`opulations, competing demands for water, imperfect water quality, and uncertainty of future water supplies contribute to high interests in alternative sources of potable water for many Maharashtra municipalities. The population of Aurangabad in 2011, 2021, and 2031 will be
Benefit costs ratio of conventional surface water treatment plant: A case study of the Farola water treatment plant Tq. Paithan, Dist. Chh.Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad). Rapidly-growing urban p`opulations, competing demands for water, imperfect water quality, and uncertainty of future water supplies contribute to high interests in alternative sources of potable water for many Maharashtra municipalities. The population of Aurangabad in 2011, 2021, and 2031 will be 11,75,000; 15,43,000 and 19,93,000 for that 150MLD; 200MLD and 373MLD water is required. For satisfying this demand huge amount of money is required. In situations where multiple supply alternatives exist, properly analyzing which alternative is the most-economically efficient over the course of its useful life requires a sound economic and financial analysis of each alternative using consistent methodology. This Dissertation discusses such methodology and provides an assessment of the life-cycle costs of conventional water treatment using actual data from an operating surface-water treatment facility located in Farola water treatment plant Tq.Paithan, Dist. Chh.Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad). This facility has a maximum-designed operating capacity of New (WTP) 100 MLD and Old (WTP) 50 MLD, but due to required shutdown time and other limitations, it is currently operating at 94% of the designed capacity New (WTP) (98MLD) and Old (WTP) 48MLD.
The main objective of Hydraulics Laboratory Manual is analyzing the properties of fluids and their verification, predict empirical behavior of fluids, apply principles of hydraulics while working in field, understand various properties of fluids and measurement techniques, carry out calibrations of various flow measuring devices, understand mechanism of hydraulic jump, various jets and pumps etc. have been discussed along with their use in real-life applicatio
The main objective of Hydraulics Laboratory Manual is analyzing the properties of fluids and their verification, predict empirical behavior of fluids, apply principles of hydraulics while working in field, understand various properties of fluids and measurement techniques, carry out calibrations of various flow measuring devices, understand mechanism of hydraulic jump, various jets and pumps etc. have been discussed along with their use in real-life applications in the context of Hydrailics.
Water Quality modelling is increasingly recognized as a useful tool for acquiring valuable information for optimal water quality management. Water quality assessment can be defined as the evaluation of the biological, chemical and physical properties of water in reference to natural quality, human health effects, and intended use. Traditional reports on water quality typically consist of complex variable-by-variable, and water body-by-body statistical summarie
Water Quality modelling is increasingly recognized as a useful tool for acquiring valuable information for optimal water quality management. Water quality assessment can be defined as the evaluation of the biological, chemical and physical properties of water in reference to natural quality, human health effects, and intended use. Traditional reports on water quality typically consist of complex variable-by-variable, and water body-by-body statistical summaries. This type of information is of value to water quality experts, but may not be meaningful to know about the state of their local water bodies and for managers and policy makers who require concise information about these water bodies.
The study of quality of water at the reservoir is important because on this reservoir water various or more than 70% of water supply schemes in the basin and about 20 lacs people depend for their daily usage. Problems of environmental pollution have caused severe stress on human society and economic progress. Pollution in the reservoir is continuously increasing due to urbanization, industrialization. Recently a neural network has been found to excel in environment system that is complex, non- linear and uncertain.
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