Principles of Sewage Treatment
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"Principles of Sewage Treatment" by William Phillips Dunbar offers a comprehensive exploration of the fundamental processes involved in treating sewage. This book delves into the scientific and practical aspects of wastewater management, covering topics such as the composition of sewage, the mechanics of purification, and the design of treatment facilities. With detailed explanations and insightful analysis, Dunbar provides a valuable resource for engineers, scientists, and anyone involved in the crucial task of protecting public health and the environment through effective sewage treatment methods.
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