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Sustainable Water / Charles Ainger and Richard Fenner

By:

Ainger, Charles

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: United Kingdom ICE Publications 2016Description: 274 pISBN:

9780727757739

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DDC classification:

628.10 AIN-C

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Part of a new series of practical handbooks aimed at providing practising engineers with an understanding of sustainability principles and solutions. To be useful for practitioners, the series sets sustainability concepts within well-known engineering management processes of planning, designing and delivering infrastructure. The first volume sets out a framework of fundamental principles, methodologies and approaches, with numerous practical examples from real civil engineering projects. The subsequent volumes apply these principles to sector-specific contexts, in this case water. Each book is written in such a way as to be readable independently of the set, but reference is made back to the guiding philosophy and structure set out in the introductory volume.

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