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WTRM 205 Water Distribution 1

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WTRM 205 Water Distribution 1

This text examines the sources of drinking water supplies, with special emphasis on water in California. Explores the uses of water, including residential, commercial/industrial/institutional, and landscaping demands. It also examines the roles and methods of conservation on water demand management.

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Contents· 64 sections
  1. 01: Water Supply and Demand in California (Anagnoson)
  2. 1.01: Front Matter
  3. 1.1.01: Table of Contents
  4. 1.02: Water All Around Us
  5. 1.2.01: Water Cycle
  6. 1.2.02: Water Management Concepts
  7. 1.2.03: Water Rights
  8. 1.2.04: Stakeholder Concepts
  9. 1.03: Supply-Side Management
  10. 1.3.01: Los Angeles Aqueduct
  11. 1.3.02: Central Valley Project
  12. 1.3.03: Colorado River Aqueduct
  13. 1.3.04: State Water Project
  14. 1.3.05: Alternative Water Supplies
  15. 1.04: Demand-Side Management
  16. 1.4.01: Regulations
  17. 1.4.02: Water Loss
  18. 1.4.03: Water Rates
  19. 1.4.04: Indoor Water Use
  20. 1.4.05: Outdoor Water Use
  21. 1.4.06: CII Water Use
  22. 1.4.07: Social Marketing Campaigns
  23. 02: Water Distribution Operator I (Alvord)
  24. 03: Sources and Characteristics of Water
  25. 04: Introduction To The Operator Certification
  26. 05: Advanced Water Mathematics (Alvord)
  27. 5.01: Front Matter
  28. 5.1.01: Table of Contents
  29. 5.02: Unit Dimensional Analysis (UDA)
  30. 5.2.01: Applying the Math of UDA
  31. 5.03: Geometric Shapes
  32. 5.3.01: The Shapes of Things
  33. 5.3.02: Applying the Math of Geometric Shapes
  34. 5.04: Density and Specific Gravity
  35. 5.4.01: It's All About the Weight
  36. 5.4.02: Parts Per Hundred vs. Parts Per Million
  37. 5.05: Chemical Dosage Analysis
  38. 5.5.01: It's a Pound Formula
  39. 5.06: Weir Overflow Rate
  40. 5.6.01: What's a Weir
  41. 5.07: Water Treatment Math Detention Time
  42. 5.7.01: It's a Lag in Time
  43. 5.7.02: Filtration Rates
  44. 5.08: CT Calculations
  45. 5.8.01: How Much For How Long
  46. 5.09: Pressure Head Loss and Flow
  47. 5.9.01: Are You At a Loss
  48. 5.9.02: Head Loss
  49. 5.9.03: Flow Rate
  50. 5.10: Well Yield Specific Capacity and Drawdown
  51. 5.10.01: It's All Underground
  52. 5.11: Horsepower and Efficiency
  53. 5.11.01: The Power of Water
  54. 5.11.02: Head Loss and Horsepower
  55. 5.11.03: Calculating Power Costs
  56. 5.12: per Capital water Usage
  57. 5.12.01: How Much Water Do We Really Use
  58. 5.13: Blending and Diluting
  59. 5.13.01: Is Dilution the Solution to Pollution
  60. 5.13.02: Mixing and Diluting Solutions
  61. 5.14: Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and the Use of mA
  62. 5.14.01: SCADA
  63. 5.15: Water Utility Management
  64. 5.15.01: Managing With Numbers