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AWWA Bookstore Catalog www.awwa.org 1.800.926.7337 1

Welcome to the AWWABookstore Catalog

Jack Hoffbuhr,

AWWA Executive Director

Your mission is the protection of public health. It is a mission of the highest calling, butone that requires an enormous amount of knowledge and learning to achieve. There

are more than 500 publications in this catalog, representing the efforts of thousands

of your colleagues around the world and millions of hours of research and writing.

Welcome to the worlds largest water-information pipeline. Share your knowledge.

Jack W. Hoffbuhr

Executive Director

American Water Works Association

The following AWWA sections

publish a variety of books and

other publications that may

be purchased directly from them.

Western Canada Section301 14th Street N.W., Suite 203

Calgary, AB T2N 2A1, Canada

403.283.2003

www.wcsawwa.net

Ontario Water Works AssociationA Section of AWWA

45 23rd Street

Toronto, ON M8V 3M6, Canada

905.530.2200

www.owwa.com

Pacific Northwest Section

PO Box 2050

Clackamas, OR 97015-2050

503.760.6460

www.pnws-awwa.org

New England Water Works Association125 Hopping Brook Road

Holliston, MA 01746-1471

508.893.7979

www.newwa.org

CaliforniaNevada Section10574 Acacia Street, Suite D6

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

909.481.7200

www.ca-nv-awwa.org

AWWA Section Publications

Want it fast? You can order all your technical books, manuals,

CD-ROMs, AWWA Standards, and training videos online, day or

night, from the American Water Works Association Bookstore.

Your order will ship the next dayand many times the same day:

you can also download AWWA Standards and many other products.

Browse hundreds of the worlds finest technical publications for

the drinking water professional. Click on Specials for limited-time

discounts on many of our most popular items. Its New shows you

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For easy payment, AWWA accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and

American Express. Save time. Order online at the AWWA Bookstore.

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Welcome to the AWWABookstore Catalog

AWWA Onlinewww.awwa.org

The AWWA Web site links

members to AWWA services

and colleagues around the

world. With discussion

forums, member activity,

and upcoming event

announcements, our Web site

is yet another vital link AWWA

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drinking water community.

Ordering1. Online

www.awwa.org/bookstore

2. Fax

Fax your order to

AWWA Customer Service

at 303.347.0804

3. Mail

Complete the order

form and mail to

AWWA Customer Service6666 W. Quincy Ave.

Denver, CO 80235-3098

4. Phone

US and Canada

1.800.926.7337

Others 303.794.7711

AWWA Standards 4

Standards and Manual Sets 11

Manuals of Water Supply Practices 14

Distribution Systems 28

Quality/Treatment 44

Utility Management 78

Security/Safety 95

Operator Safety Training 101

General References 109

Resources/Conservation 114

Operator Training

Operator Certification Training 124

Water Supply Operations Training Series 128

Consumer/Youth Education

Bill Stuffers 133

Consumer and Youth Education 138

Wastewater 149

Order Forms/Ordering Information 154

Title Index

Subject Index

Other AWWA Products and Services

Annual Conference Inside Front Cover, 16, Back Cover

Benchmarking 137

Career Center 160

Conferences and Workshops Inside Back CoverDownload Center 56, 113

Educational Programs 148

Membership 27, 43, 134

Only Tap Water Delivers 94

Partnership for Safe Water 13

Seminars 108

Standards 132

Standard Methods 122

Utility Quality Programs 123

Table of Contents

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AWWA

Standards

AWWA Standards

For over a century, AWWA has developed

consensus standards for products used in thetreatment and supply of potable water. Water

professionals worldwide recognize AWWA

standards as the Standard for Quality.

Now downloadable!If you need an AWWA standard right away,

just download it! AWWA standards are

downloadable at www.awwa.org/bookstore.

AWWA Standards Library SetThis is it. The only source you need for the most

complete and timely information on all of your

waterworks products. Purchased individually at

member price, youd spend more than $5,300

to get all the standards. You get this complete

set for just $1,595 member price ($2,995 retail),

and that includes free updates for a full year.

Thats an unbeatable value! Available in print

or CD-ROM.

Put more than 140 AWWA standards in 22categories at your fingertips.

n Wells n Steel pipe nService lines

n Asbestoscement pipe n Disinfection chemicals n Pumping

n Fluoridation chemicals n Disinfection of facilities n Taste and odor control

n Filtration media n Concrete pipe n Plastic pipe

n Valves and hydrants n Coagulation chemicals n Plant equipment

n Ductile-iron pipe and fittings n Meters n Utility Management

n Softening chemicals n Storage

n Pipe installation n Scale control and corrosion control chemicals

PRINT No. 49000 (Updated four times a year)Retail $2,995 Member Price $1,595

*Prices for single user CD. Multiuser prices higher. Call for quote.

Just look at what you get in your AWWAstandards set:

n Complete set of AWWA standards

n One-year AWWA standards subscription

n Seven heavy-duty, post-type binders to hold all your

AWWA standards

n Plastic-laminated binder index tabs to keep your AWWA

standards organized

n AWWA Standards at Work Every Day video

Standards subscriptions saves 70%!You save 70% with a subscription, compared to purchasing all of the revised standards separately. Plus, you are assured

of having the most current AWWA standards. Each year you will receive an invoice to continue your AWWA standards

subscription. Approximately 2530 AWWA standards are revised each year. Renewal $460 members, $2,995

nonmembers. Multiuser CD renewal prices higher. Call for quote.

CD-ROM No. 40000 (Updated twice a year)Retail $2,995* Member Price $1,595*


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Standards BinderSpecially designed, vinyl-covered, post-type binders.

Seven binders are needed to hold all AWWA standards.

No. 49005 Retail $33 ea. Member Price $22 ea.

Binder Index TabsComplete set of plastic laminated index tabs

for AWWA standards binders.

No. 47103 Retail $15 Member Price $10

DESIGNATION NAME CAT. NO. RETAIL MEMBER

SOURCE

Groundwater and Wells

A100-06 Water Wells 41100 $68 $45

TREATMENTFiltration Media

B100-01 Granular Filter Material 42100 $51 $34

B101-01 Precoat Filter Media 42101 $51 $34

B102-04 Manganese Greensand for Filters 42102 $51 $34

Softening

B200-03 Sodium Chloride 42200 $51 $34

B201-03 Soda Ash 42201 $51 $34

B202-02 Quicklime and Hydrated Lime 42202 $51 $34

Disinfection Chemicals

B300-04 Hypochlorites 42300 $51 $34

B301-04 Liquid Chlorine 42301 $51 $34

B302-05 Ammonium Sulfate 42302 $51 $34

B303-05 Sodium Chlorite 42303 $51 $34

B304-05 Liquid Oxygen for Ozone Generation 42304 $51 $34

B305-06 Anhydrous Ammonia 42305 $51 $34

Coagulation

B402-05 Ferrous Sulfate 42402 $51 $34

B403-03 Aluminum SulfateLiquid, Ground, or Lump 42403 $51 $34

B404-03 Liquid Sodium Silicate 42404 $51 $34

B405-06 Sodium Aluminate 42405 $51 $34

B406-06 Ferric Sulfate 42406 $51 $34

B407-05 Liquid Ferric Chloride 42407 $51 $34

B408-03 Liquid Polyaluminum Chloride 42408 $51 $34

B451-04 Poly (Diallyldimethylammonium Chloride) 42451 $51 $34

B452-06 EPI-DMA Polyamines 42452 $51 $34

B453-06 Polyacrylamide 42453 $51 $34

Scale and Corrosion Control

B501-03 Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic Soda) 42501 $51 $34

B502-05 Sodium Polyphosphate, Glassy (Sodium Hexametaphosphate) 42502 $51 $34

B503-05 Sodium Tripolyphosphate 42503 $51 $34


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PIPE AND ACCESSORIESConcrete Pipe

C300-04 Reinforced Concrete Pressure Pipe, Steel-Cylinder Type 43300 $59 $39

C301-99 Prestressed Concrete Pressure Pipe, Steel-Cylinder Type 43301 $59 $39

C302-04 Reinforced Concrete Pressure Pipe, Noncylinder Type 43302 $59 $39

C303-02 Concrete Pressure Pipe, Bar-Wrapped, Steel-Cylinder Type 43303 $59 $39

C304-99 Design of Prestressed Concrete Cylinder Pipe 43304 $68 $45

AsbestosCement Pipe

C400-03 AsbestosCement Pressure Pipe, 4 In. Through 16 In.(100 mm Through 400 mm), for Water Distribution Systems 43400 $59 $39

C401-03 The Selection of AsbestosCement Pressure Pipe, 4 In. Through16 In. (100 mm Through 400 mm), for Water Distribution Systems 43401 $59 $39

C402-05 AsbestosCement Transmission Pipe, 18 In. Through 42 In.(450 mm Through 1,050 mm), for Water Supply Service 43402 $59 $39

C403-05 The Selection of AsbestosCement Transmission Pipe,Sizes 18 In. Through 42 In. (450 mm Through 1,050 mm),for Water Supply Service 43403 $68 $45

Valves and Hydrants

C500-02 Metal-Seated Gate Valves for Water Supply Service 43500 $59 $39

C502-05 Dry-Barrel Fire Hydrants 43502 $59 $39

C503-05 Wet-Barrel Fire Hydrants 43503 $59 $39

C504-06 Rubber-Seated Butterfly Valves 43504 $59 $39

C507-05 Ball Valves, 6 In. Through 48 In. (150 mm Through 1,200 mm) 43507 $59 $39

C508-01 Swing-Check Valves for Waterworks Service,

2 In. (50 mm) Through 24 In. (600 mm) NPS 43508 $59 $39

C509-01 Resilient-Seated Gate Valves for Water Supply Service 43509 $59 $39

C510-97 Double Check Valve Backflow-Prevention Assembly 43510 $59 $39

C511-97 Reduced-Pressure Principle Backflow-Prevention Assembly 43511 $59 $39

C512-04 Air Release, Air/Vacuum, and Combination Air Valves

for Waterworks Service 43512 $59 $39

C513-05 Open-Channel, Fabricated Metal Slide Gates and Open-Channel,

Fabricated-Metal Wier Gates 43513 $59 $39C515-01 Reduced-Wall, Resilient-Seated Gate Valves

for Water Supply Service 43515 $59 $39

C517-05 Resilient-Seated Cast-Iron Eccentric Plug Valves 43517 $59 $39

C540-02 Power-Actuating Devices for Valves and Slide Gates 43540 $59 $39

C550-05 Protective Interior Coatings for Valves and Hydrants 43550 $59 $39

C560-00 Cast Iron Slide Gates 43560 $59 $39

C561-04 Fabricated Stainless Steel Slide Gates 43561 $59 $39

C563-04 Fabricated Composite Slide Gates 43563 $59 $39


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PIPE INSTALLATION

C600-05 Installation of Ductile-Iron Water Mains and Their Appurtenances 43600 $59 $39

C602-06 CementMortar Lining of Water Pipelines In Place4 In. (100 mm) and Larger 43602 $59 $39

C603-05 Installation of AsbestosCement Pressure Pipe 43603 $59 $39

C605-05 Underground Installation of Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pressure Pipeand Fittings for Water 43605 $59 $39

C606-04 Grooved and Shouldered Joints 43606 $59 $39

DISINFECTION OF FACILITIES

C651-05 Disinfecting Water Mains 43651 $59 $39

C652-02 Disinfection of Water-Storage Facilities 43652 $59 $39

C653-03 Disinfection of Water Treatment Plants 43653 $59 $39

C654-03 Disinfection of Wells 43654 $59 $39

METERS

C700-02 Cold-Water MetersDisplacement Type, Bronze Main Case 43700 $59 $39

C701-02 Cold-Water MetersTurbine Type, for Customer Service 43701 $59 $39

C702-01 Cold-Water MetersCompound Type 43702 $59 $39

C703-96 (R04) Cold-Water MetersFire-Service Type 43703 $59 $39

C704-02 Propeller-Type Meters for Waterworks Applications 43704 $59 $39

C706-96 (R05) Direct-Reading, Remote-Registration Systems for Cold-Water Meters 43706 $59 $39

C707-05 Encoder-Type Remote-Registration Systems for Cold-Water Meters 43707 $59 $39

C708-05 Cold-Water MetersMultijet Type 43708 $59 $39

C710-02 Cold-Water MetersDisplacement Type, Plastic Main Case 43710 $59 $39

C712-02 Cold Water MetersSinglejet Type 43712 $59 $39

C713-05 Cold Water MetersFluidic-Oscillator Type 43713 $59 $39

C750-03 Transit-Time Flowmeters in Full Closed Conduits 43750 $59 $39

SERVICE LINES

C800-05 Underground Service Line Valves and Fittings 43800 $59 $39

PLASTIC PIPE

C900-97 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pressure Pipe, and Fabricated Fittings, 4 In.Through 12 In. (100 mm Through 300 mm), for Water Distribution 43900 $59 $39

C901-02 Polyethylene (PE) Pressure Pipe and Tubing, In. (13 mm)Through 3 In. (76 mm), for Water Service 43901 $59 $39

C903-05 PolyethyleneAluminumPolyethylene & Cross-linked Polyethylene

AluminumCross-linked Polyethylene Composite Pressure Pipes, In. (12 mm) Through 2 In. (50 mm), for Water Service 43903 $59 $39

C904-06 Cross-Linked Polyethylene (PEX) Pressure Pipes, 1/2 In. (12mm)Through 3 In. (76mm) for Water Services 43904 $59 $39

C905-97 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pressure Pipe and Fabricated Fittings,14 In. Through 48 In. (350 mm Through 1,200 mm),

for Water Transmission and Distribution 43905 $59 $39

C906-99 Polyethylene (PE) Pressure Pipe and Fittings, 4 In. (100 mm)

Through 63 In. (1,575 mm), for Water Distribution and Transmission 43906 $59 $39


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PLASTIC PIPE

C907-04 Injection-Molded Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pressure Fittings for

Water4 In. Through 12 In. (100 mm Through 300 mm) for

Water Distribution 43907 $59 $39

C908-01 Self-Tapping Saddle Tees for Use on PVC Pipe 43908 $59 $39

C909-02 Molecularly Oriented Polyvinyl Chloride (PVCO) Pressure Pipe, 4 In.Through 24 In. (100 mm Through 600 mm), for Water Distribution 43909 $59 $39

C950-01 Fiberglass Pressure Pipe 43950 $68 $45

STORAGE

D100-05 Welded Carbon Steel Tanks for Water Storage 44100 $74 $49

D102-03 Coating Steel Water-Storage Tanks 44102 $59 $39

D103-97 Factory-Coated Bolted Steel Tanks for Water Storage 44103 $68 $45

D104-04 Automatically Controlled, Impressed-Current CathodicProtection for the Interior of Steel Water Tanks 44104 $59 $39

D110-04 Wire- and Strand-Wound, Circular, Prestressed Concrete Water Tanks 44110 $68 $45

D115-06 Circular Prestressed Concrete Water TanksWith Circumferential Tendons 44115 $68 $45

D120-02 Thermosetting Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic Tanks 44120 $59 $39

D130-02 Flexible-Membrane Cover Materials for Potable Water Application 44130 $59 $39

PLANT EQUIPMENT

F101-02 Contact-Molded, Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic Wash

Water Troughs and Launders 46101 $59 $39

F102-02 Matched-Die-Molded, F iberglass-Reinforced PlasticWeir Plates, Scum Baffles, and Mounting Brackets 46102 $59 $39

UTILITY MANAGEMENT

G100-05 Water Treatment Plant Operation and Management 47100 $51 $34

G200-04 Distribution Systems Operation and Management 47200 $51 $34

Select ANSI/AWWA Standards for Small SystemsCan a small water system with a limited budget and few employees meet and even exceed

the highes t standards of water utility practice? The answer is yesif you follow the speci ficrecommendations of these five ANSI/AWWA standards specially selected as the most useful

for water systems of 5,000 customers or less:

A100 Standard for Water Wells

B300 Standard for Hypochlorites

C651 Standard for Disinfecting Water Mains

C652 Standard for Disinfection of Water Storage Facilities

G200 Standard for Distribution Systems Operation and Management

Bound into a handy book, these standards are indispensable for any small water system.



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andManualsSets

Standardsand Manuals Sets

Standard and Manuals SetsSave20%on these

custom setsof AWWA standards

and manuals.

PVC Pipe Set30023 PVC PipeDesign and Installation (M23)

C605-05 Underground Installation of PolyvinylChloride (PVC) Pressure Pipe and

Fittings for WaterC900-97 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pressure Pipe,

and Fabricated Fittings, 4 In. Through12 In. (100 mm Through 300 mm),for Water Distribution

C905-97 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pressure Pipeand Fabricated Fittings, 14 In. Through48 In. (350 mm Through 1,200 mm),for Water Transmission and Distribution

C907-04 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pressure Fittingsfor Water4 In. Through 12 In. (100 mm

Through 300 mm)

C908-01 Self Tapping Saddle Tees for Use onPVC Pipe

C909-02 Molecularly Oriented Polyvinyl Chloride(PVCO) Pressure Pipe, 4 In. Through24 In. (100 mm Through 600 mm),for Water Distribution

No. PVC Retail $318 Member Price $212

Concrete Pressure Pipe Set30009 Concrete Pressure Pipe(M9)

C300-04 Reinforced Concrete Pressure Pipe,Steel-Cylinder Type

C301-99 Prestressed Concrete Pressure Pipe,Steel-Cylinder Type

C302-04 Reinforced Concrete Pressure Pipe,Noncylinder Type

C303-02 Concrete Pressure Pipe, Bar-Wrapped,Steel-Cylinder Type

C304-99 Design of Prestressed Concrete CylinderPipe

No. CONCRETE Retail $313 Member Price $209

Ductile-Iron Pipe Set30041 Ductile-Iron Pipe and Fittings(M41)

C104/A21.3-03 CementMortar Lining for Ductile-IronPipe and Fittings for Water

C105/A21.5-05 Polyethylene Encasement for Ductile-IronPipe Systems

C110/A21.10-03 Ductile-Iron and Gray-Iron Fittingsfor Water

C111/A21.11-00 Rubber-Gasket Joints for Ductile-IronPressure Pipe and Fittings

C115/A21.15-05 Flanged Ductile-Iron Pipe With Ductile-Iron or Gray-Iron Threaded Flanges

C116/A21.16-03 Protective Fusion-Bonded Epoxy Coatingsfor the Interior and Exterior Surfacesof Ductile-Iron and Gray-Iron Fittingsfor Water Supply Service

C150/A21.50-02Thickness Design of Ductile-Iron Pipe

C151/A21.51-02 Ductile-Iron Pipe, Centrifugally Cast,for Water

C153/A21.53-06 Ductile-Iron Compact Fittingsfor Water Service

C600-05 Installation of Ductile-Iron Water Mainsand Their Appurtenances

C606-04 Grooved and Shouldered Joints

No. DUCTILE Retail $606 Member Price $404

Flexible-Membrane Storage Set30025 Flexible-Membrane Covers and Linings

for Potable-Water Reservoirs(M25)

D130-02 Flexible-Membrane Materials for PotableWater Applications

No. STORAGE Retail $101 Member Price $67


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and Manuals Sets

Meters Set

30006 Water MetersSelection, Installation,Testing, and Maintenance(M6)

30033 Flowmeters in Water Supply(M33)

C700-02 Cold-Water MetersDisplacement Type,Bronze Main Case

C701-02 Cold-Water MetersTurbine Type,for Customer Service

C702-01 Cold-Water MetersCompound Type

C703-96 (R04) Cold-Water MetersFire Service Type

C704-02 Propeller-Type Meters for WaterworksApplications

C706-96 (R05) Direct-Reading, Remote-RegistrationSystems for Cold-Water Meters

C707-05 Encoder-Type Remote-RegistrationSystems for Cold-Water Meters

C708-05 Cold-Water MetersMultijet Type

C710-02 Cold-Water MetersDisplacement Type,Plastic Main Case

C712-02 Cold-Water MetersSinglejet Type

C713-05 Cold-Water Meters-Fluidic-Oscillator Type

C750-03 Transit-Time Flowmeters in Full ClosedConduits

No. METERS Retail $693 Member Price $462

Backflow Set30014 Recommended Practice for Backflow

Prevention and Cross-Connection Control(M14)

C510-97 Double Check Valve Backflow-PreventionAssembly

C511-97 Reduced-Pressure Principle Backflow-Prevention Assembly

No. BACKFLOW Retail $171 Member Price $114

Fire Hydrants Set30017 Installation, Field Testing, and

Maintenance of Fire Hydrants(M17)

C502-05 Dry-Barrel Fire Hydrants

C503-05 Wet-Barrel Fire Hydrants

No. HYDRANTS Retail $165 Member Price $110

Valves Set

30044 Distribution Valves: Selection, Installation,Field Testing, and Maintenance(M44)

30049 Butterfly Valves: Torque, Head Loss, andCavitation Analysis(M49)

30051 Air-Release, Air/Vacuum, and CombinationAir Valves(M51)

C500-02 Metal-Seated Gate Valves for WaterSupply Service

C504-06 Rubber-Seated Butterfly Valves

C507-05 Ball Valves, 6 In. Through 48 In.(150 mm Through 1,200 mm)

C508-01 Swing-Check Valves for WaterworksService, 2 In. (50 mm) Through 24 In.(600 mm) NPS

C509-01 Resilient-Seated Gate Valvesfor Water Supply Service

C512-04 Air Release, Air/Vacuum, and CombinationAir Valves for Waterworks Service

C515-01 Reduced-Wall, Resilient-Seated GateValves for Water Supply Service

C540-02 Power-Actuating Devices for Valvesand Slide Gates

C550-05 Protective Interior Coatings

for Valves and HydrantsC800-05 Underground Service Line Valves and Fittings

No. VALVES Retail $642 Member Price $428

Wells & Groundwater Set30021 Groundwater(M21)

A100-06 Water Wells

No. WELLS Retail $138 Member Price $92

Steel Tanks Set30042 Steel Water-Storage Tanks(M42)

D100-05 Welded Carbon Steel Tanks forWater Storage

D102-03 Coating Steel Water-Storage Tanks

D103-97 Factory-Coated Bolted Steel Tanks forWater Storage

D104-04 Automatically Controlled, Impressed-Current Cathodic Protection for theInterior of Steel Water Tanks

No. TANKS Retail $291 Member Price $194


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30011 Steel Pipe, A Guide for Designand Installation(M11)

C200-97 Steel Water Pipe6 In. (150 mm) and Larger

C203-02 Coal-Tar Protective Coatings and Liningsfor Steel Water PipelinesEnamel and

TapeHot Applied

C205-00 CementMortar Protective Lining andCoating for Steel Water Pipe4 In.

(100 mm) and LargerShop Applied

C206-03 Field Welding of Steel Water Pipe

C207-01 Steel Pipe Flanges for Waterworks ServiceSizes 4 In. Through 144 In.

(100 mm Through 3,600 mm)

C208-01 Dimensions for Fabricated Steel WaterPipe Fittings

C209-00 Cold-Applied Tape Coatings for the Exteriorof Special Sections, Connections,

and Fittings for Steel Water Pipelines

C210-03 Liquid-Epoxy Coating Systemsfor the Interior and Exterior of Steel

Water Pipelines

C213-01 Fusion-Bonded Epoxy Coatingfor the Interior and Exterior of Steel

Water Pipelines

C214-00 Tape Coating Systems for the Exteriorof Steel Water Pipelines

C215-04 Extruded Polyolefin Coatings for the Exterior

of Steel Water Pipelines

C216-00 Heat-Shrinkable Cross-Linked PolyolefinCoatings for the Exterior of Special

Sections, Connections, and Fittings

for Steel Water Pipelines

C217-04 Petrolatum, and Petroleum Wax Tape

Coatings for the Exterior of Connectionsand Fittings for Steel Water Pipelines

C218-02 Coating the Exterior of Aboveground SteelWater Pipelines and Fittings

C219-01 Bolted, Sleeve-Type Couplingsfor Plain-End Pipe

C220-98 Stainless-Steel Pipe, 4 In. (100 mm)and Larger (Includes Addendum C220-99)

C221-01 Fabricated Steel Mechanical Sl ip-TypeExpansion Joints

C222-99 Polyurethane Coatings for the Interior and

Exterior of Steel Water Pipe and Fittings

C223-02 Fabricated Steel and Stainless SteelTapping Sleeves

C224-01 Two-Layer Nylon-11-Based PolyamideCoating System for Interior and Exterior

of Steel Water Pipe, Connections, Fittings,

and Special Sections

C225-03 Fused Polyolefin Coating Systems for theExterior of Steel Water Pipelines

C226-06 Stainless Steel Fittings for WatereworksService, Sizes 1/2 In. Through 72 In.

(15mm Through 1,800mm)C602-06 CementMortar Lining of Water Pipelines in

Place4 In. (100 mm) and Larger

No. STEEL Retail $1,161 Member Price $774

Steel Pipe Set

The goal of Partnership for Safe Water is simple:

to optimize water treatment plant performance

beyond what is required by regulations.

Working

Together

to Protect

Americas

Drinking

Water You can get more information aboutthe Partnership for Safe Water at:

www.awwa.org/science/partnership, or e-mail:

[email protected], or call: 303.347.6169.


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ManualsofWaterSuppl

yPractices Manuals of Water

Supply Practices

In the day-to-day operation, maintenance,and management of water supply systems,

operators and managers alike depend

on fast access to basic principles and

recommended practices offered by AWWA

Manuals of Water Supply Practices. Every

AWWA manual is a consensus document

that is written and approved by experts

in municipal water supply. That means

you can be assured that each manual

provides best practices for your use.

The AWWA Manuals Library SetSave 20% when you buy the entire set.

Order the complete AWWA manuals set and youll always have the

information you need right at your fingertips!

No. MANSET Retail $3,260 Member Price $2,194

Note: The price of the AWWA Manuals Library Set is subject to change, due

to regularly added new manuals and new revisions to older titles. Set prices

will always reflect a 20% discount from the total of

individual manual prices.

Principles of Water Rates, Fees,and Charges (M1)

Fifth Edition

Here is all the water rate information you need in

one convenient manual. Specifically developedfor water utilities, all the issues associated with

developing water rates, special fees, and other

types of charges for your customer classes are

clearly explained. The manual describes the advantages and

disadvantages of various rate structures and provides guidance in

determining water rates and charges that are most relevant to your

particular utility and community.

Published by AWWA. Softbound, 341 pp. 2000. ISBN 1583210695.


Instrumentationand Control (M2)

Third EditionThis manual explains the basic

principles of electrical power

distribution, automation, and

instrumentation of water distribution,

treatment, and storage systems.

The operator will be able to examine

an item of equipment and understand

what it does, how it works, and the

functions of its associated devices.

Chapters cover hydraulic and electrical

principles, motor controls, measurement

instruments, visual displays, pumps,

valves, and digital controls.

Published by AWWA. Softbound, 225 pp.

2001. ISBN 158321125X.

No. 30002 Retail $120Member Price $80

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Safety Practices forWater Utilities (M3)Sixth Edition

This important manual addresses

safety issues for each of the main

safety areas encountered in water

utilities: hazardous materials, vehicles,

hazardous energy, confined spaces,

tools, facilities, personal protective

equipment, construction sites, and

respiratory equipment. Includes samplesafety forms and safety signs.


2002. ISBN 158321190X.


Water Fluoridation Principlesand Practices (M4)

Fifth EditionFluoridation treatment of drinking water

is the addition of removal of fluoride to

maintain an optimum level to reduce tooth decay.Since fluoridation treatment became common

practice over 50 years ago, tooth decay has been reduced 40 to 65

percent. Water Fluoridation Principles and Practices, Fifth Edition, provides

all the information needed for designing, installing, testing, and operating

fluoridation systems in drinking water treatment plants.



Water MetersSelection,Installation, Testing,and Maintenance (M6)

Fourth EditionThis manual describes all aspects of

water meters: types, specification,

installation, testing, maintenance,and repair. It provides sample record-

keeping forms, a history of water use

measurement and the development of

modern water meters, and is heavily

illustrated with photos, diagrams, and

performance specs.

Published by AWWA. Softbound, 121

pp. 1999. ISBN 1583210172.


Water UtilityManagement (M5)

Second EditionThis unique manual provides information that is

unavailable in ordinary business management

books. It covers all areas of water utility

management: types of utility governance, regulatory

framework, stewardship/ethics, organizational structure, financial manage-

ment, customer service, communications, operations and engineering,

maintenance, environmental health and safety, security and emergency

planning, human resources, information systems, and support services.



Steel Water Pipe:A Guide for Designand Installation (M11)

Fourth EditionThis manual is an excellent reference for the

selection, installation, and maintenance of steel

water pipe for potable water transmission and

distribution. Coverage includes history, uses,physical characteristics, manufacture, testing, hydraulics, determination

of pipe wall thickness, water hammer and pressure surge, external

loads, supports, pipe joints, fittings and appurtenances, installation,

and maintenance.


No. 30011 Retail $105 Member Prices $70


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Emergency Planning for WaterUtilities (M19)Fourth Edition

This manual presents techniques, forms, and principles

for developing complete contingency plans for a variety

of emergencies, from natural disasters to human-

caused accidents. Find out how to identify the most

vulnerable portions of your system, depending on

type of disaster, and how to determine in what ways

a disruption would likely impact service.

Published by AWWA. Softbound, 109 pp. 2001.

ISBN 1583211357.No. 30019 Retail $95 Member Price $65

Groundwater (M21)Third EditionThis manual covers the practical aspects of using

groundwater as potable water supply and provides

a general overview of groundwater hydrology,

geophysical evaluation, development, well water

production, and treatment.


ISBN 1583211888.


New Edition

Installation,Field Testing,and Maintenanceof Fire Hydrants(M17)

Fourth Edition

Proper installation, testing,

and maintenance are critical

for every fire hydrant in your city.

This manual provides detailed

instructions for installing,

testing, and maintaining both

wet-barrel- and dry-barrel-types

of fire hydrants. Cutaway

drawings, photos, step-by-step

procedures, equipment

lists, specification charts,

maintenance schedules, and

ready-to-use forms provide all

the information you need to

keep your fire hydrants workingperfectly at all times.

Published by AWWA,

Softbound, 123 pp. 2006.

ISBN 1583214143.


New Edition

Water Chlorination/ChloraminationPractices and Principles (M20)

Second Edition

This manual is a complete information resource

on the uses of chlorine and chloramines in water

treatment. Beginning with a brief history of these

important chemicals, the manual focuses on their

chemical properties and disinfection mechanisms;

proper handling, storage, and safety techniques;

feed equipment types and ancillary equipment;

chlorine and chloramine disinfection strategies; and

techniques to minimize the formation of disinfection

by-products while maintaining adequate disinfection

and distribution system residual.

Published by AWWA, 2006, Softbound, 173 pp.

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Sizing Water Service Linesand Meters (M22)

Second EditionAccurately size customer water service lines

and water meters with this manual. Coverage

includes estimating consumer water flows,peak water demands, demand profiling, metering

equipment, and procedures for calculating service

lines and meters for optimum water revenue and

lowest service cost. Numerous tables and sample calculations included.



PVC PipeDesign and Installation (M23)Second Edition

This manual explains the selection, installation, and

maintenance of PVC pipe for drinking water systems.

Whether your utility is currently using PVC pipe, or is

considering its use for the first time, this manual

provides everything you need to know about this type

of pipe and fittings for potable water use. Covers PVC

chemical and abrasion resistance properties, flow

friction loss, external load factors, internal pressure

capacities, flexibility ratings, and much more.


ISBN 1583211713.


Dual WaterSystems (M24)

Second EditionHere is your complete

guidebook for planning,

design, operations, and

management of dual

water systems. This manual

provides engineering and

reliability data for designing a dual distribution

network, financial data, and information on state

regulations and guidelines for water reuse.

Water-quality monitoring, storage requirements,

operations and maintenance also covered.


ISBN 0898677459.


Flexible-MembraneCovers and Liningsfor Potable-WaterReservoirs (M25)

Third EditionThis is a complete technical guide

for the design, installation, operation,

and maintenance of flexible-membranecovers and linings for potable water

reservoirs. Additionally, comparative

information about different types of

membranes is included to help you

evaluate them and choose the right

type for your use.


2000. ISBN 1583210709.


External Corrosion:Introduction toChemistry andControl (M27)

Second EditionGain an understanding of

external pipe corrosion and

learn how to institute

a corrosion control program in this practicaloperations manual. The manual explains the

chemistry of corrosion and how to evaluate a pipe-

lines corrosion potential by studying soil content,

pipe material, and other variables. The manual also

provides information on corrosion protection devices

for distribution system pipe and storage tanks.


ISBN 1583212884.



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Rehabilitation of Water Mains(M28)

Second EditionGet the guidance you need to decide which

rehabilitation method is right for your specific

situationcleaning, lining, or trenchless

rehabilitation. This manual provides step-by-step

procedures for all techniques, including flushing,

cable-attached devices, pigs and other fluid-propelled cleaning devices,

power-boring devices, cementmortar lining, epoxy lining, conventional

slip-lining, close-fit slip-lining, cured-in-place lining, and pipe-bursting

technologies.



Water UtilityCapital Financing(M29)

Second EditionAdequate financing for infrastructure

no longer means looking primarily

to federal or state grant funding

sources. Today an effective financial

program may encompass a variety

of approaches to financing

infrastructure. Written for both

public and investor-owned utilities,

the manual discusses traditional

and innovative utility financingalternatives to meet both short-

and long-term capital requirements.

Inflation, growth-related demands,

the impacts of public pressure to

keep rates low, and new financing

options and considerations are

addressed. Includes Rating

Agency Requirements.

Published by AWWA. Softbound,

87 pp. 1998. ISBN 0898679575.

No. 30029 Retail $78

Member Price $53

Order Onlineat www.awwa.org

or call 800.926.7337

fax 303.347.0804

Precoat Filtration (M30)

Second EditionThis practical manual provides

complete information on precoat

filtration systems, including guidelines

for their design, installation, and

operation. Cost considerations, filtermedia, waste handling, auxiliary

equipment, and instrumentation

are explained.


1995. ISBN 0898677874.


Distribution SystemRequirements for FireProtection (M31)

Third EditionThis manual provides specific guidance

on the design, operation, and mainte-

nance of water distribution systems asthey relate to fire protection and

suppression. Fire flow requirements, criteria

for system design, demand, and storage

are covered. It also includes materials

standards, fire protection organizations

and their roles, and fire insurance ratings.


1998. ISBN 0898679354.



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Flowmeters in WaterSupply (M33)

Second EditionThis manual provides an excellent

explanation of the types, design,

installation, operation, andmaintenance of flowmeters. Covers

electronic meters, venturi, modified

venturi, orifice plate, turbine and

propeller, sonic, vortex, and averaging

Pitot flowmeters. Pipeline fluid flow

characteristics are covered, with tips

on achieving maximum effectiveness.


2006. ISBN 1583214526.


Computer Modeling of WaterDistribution Systems (M32)

Second EditionMunicipal water distribution systems are very large and

complex hydraulic networks of pipes, pumps, valves,

and storage reservoirs. In order to understand what is

happening in the distribution system, the operator can

build an accurate and detailed virtual model of the

system using computer software. Computer modelscan help the operator uncover problems and try different

scenarios to solve them without actually entering or changing the physical

distribution system. The manual will take the reader from an introduction to

modeling, through data collection, model design, calibration, and the many uses

for distribution system computer models.



Water Audits and Leak Detection(M36)

Second EditionA properly executed water audit and leak detection pro-

gram is the most effective way for your utility to conserve

water, save money, and increase revenues. This manualprovides step-by-step guidance for setting up water

audit and leak detection programs. You get a five-step plan for

conducting a system-wide audit, which identifies how much water your

utility is losing in the distribution system and what that water loss costs

you. You also get step-by-step guidance for preparing a complete leak

detection and repair plan. Youll learn the equipment needed, crew

qualifications, methods of surveying, detecting, and pinpointing leaks,

and how to determine costs. The manual includes sample forms that let

you control your water audit and leak detection work and keep track of

leak repairs.



Electrodialysis and Electrodialysis Reversal (M38)

First Edition

This manual explains the design, selection, installa-tion, operation, and maintenance of electrodialysis and

electrodialysis reversal systems in water treatment. Text

explains process principles, equipment information,

electrodialysis technology, and system design. It is an

excellent resource for engineers, operators, and anyone

who wants to know more about these technologies.


ISBN 0898677688.


Your AWWACustomer Service Staff

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Construction ContractAdministration (M47)

First Edition

Now engineers, project

managers, contractors, and

purchasing specifiers have a single

source of information to successfully

plan, design, and manage water

system construction projects. This

practical manual introduces the terms and procedures used in

water utility construction project administration in the United

States. Both traditional and nontraditional construction

projects are covered, and information on partnering,

communications, dispute resolution, and private sector

financing also is included.


ISBN 0898678714.


Fiberglass Pipe Design(M45)

Second Edition

Used throughout the world, fiber-

glass pipe is notable for its durability,

strength, and resistance to corrosion.

This manual describes fiberglass pipe

materials, properties, characteristics,

manufacturing, hydraulics, buried pipe

designs and installation, aboveground

pipe design and installation, thrust

restraints, joining systems, fittings,

specials, shipping, handling, storage,

and repair.

Published by AWWA.

Softbound, 159 pp. 2005.

ISBN 158321589.


New Edition

Waterborne Pathogens(M48)

Second EditionThis new edition provides the

information you need to detect and

eliminate waterborne pathogens in

drinking water. It covers everything

water utility managers, lab workers, and operators

need to know:

nWaterborne microbial pathogens: types, diseases, regulation,

detection, and treatment. Illustrations and color plates for

dozens of pathogens are included.

nNew and emerging microbial pathogens, including Helicobacter

pylori, Enterohemorrhagic E. coli, Balamuthia mandrillaris,

hepatitis E, and emerging viruses.

nImproved detection methods, including new information

on molecular detection of waterborne microorganisms.

nBest treatment practices for killing or removing any type

of waterborne pathogen.

nWater quality monitoring methods, sampling techniques,

and testing procedures.

nUS waterborne outbreak statistics, criteria for issuing

a boil-water order.Published by AWWA, Softbound, 324 pp. 2006.

ISBN 1583214038.


Reverse Osmosisand Nanofiltration(M46)

First Edition

This manual provides

a thorough overview of

these important membrane

technologies for operators,engineers, educators, or

anyone seeking an introduction to membrane water

treatment. Chapter topics encompass theory and

applications, design, equipment, costs, concentrate

disposal, pretreatment, equipment installation,

operations, safety, and maintenance.


ISBN 0898679788.



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New

Water ConservationProgramsA PlanningManual (M52)

This new manual is a total planning

guide for a city water utility that

wishes to develop a water

conservation program. It takes

you through all the issues of a

formal water conservation program. It provides

step-by-step guidance and instruction in

nConservation techniques and

conservation rate structures

nCostbenefit analysis

nGaining support and overcoming obstacles

nProgram implementation, staffing, and ongoing

managementnMonitoring effectiveness

With this new manual, you will be fully informed about water

conservation techniques, conservation rates, program costs,

expected benefits, and implementation issues. You get helpful

tools and step-by step guidance to build a successful water

conservation program in your city.


ISBN 1583213910.


Air-Release, Air/Vacuum,and Combination AirValves (M51)

First Edition

Heres a total engineering

and operations guidebook

for selecting, sizing, locating,

and installing air valves

in drinking water supply

applications. The manual provides an understanding of

recommended practices in the use of water supply air valves.

Coverage includes valve types, installation locations along a

pipeline, selecting the correct valve orifice size, water hammer

conditions, installation considerations, operation and safety

issues, and maintenance.



Water Resources Planning (M50)

First EditionThis valuable manual is a

how-to guide to help youproduce a complete,

long-term Integrated

Resource Plan for your

municipal water supply.

Water resource planners

and utility managers will

have all the informa-

tion they need on water

resource planning issues.

Chapters cover estimating

future water demand,

evaluating possible new sources of water, involving

stakeholders in the planning process, and dealing with

environmental regulations.


ISBN 1583210873.


Butterfly Valves:Torque, Head Loss,and CavitationAnalysis (M49)

First Edition

This manual provides

guidance for using the

versatile butterfly valve in

waterworks service. Coverage includes procedures for

calculating operating torque, head loss, and cavitation.

The manual includes recommended methods forchoosing actuator sizes, avoiding valve failure caused

by internal forces produced by water flow and pressure,

reducing noise, and preventing damaging vibrations.


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Microfiltrationand UltrafiltrationMembranes (M53)

First EditionThis manual explains all aspects of

microfiltration and ultrafiltration for

drinking water treatment: science

and theory, membrane materials and

construction, membrane manufacturers,

system design, applications, operations,costs, maintenance, and integration with

conventional treatment processes, and

case studies.

Published by AWWA, Softbound,

257 pp. 2005. ISBN 1583213600.


Developing Rates for Small Systems(M54)

First EditionLimited data or resources dont have to keep your small

utility from developing a rate structure that recovers all your

costs and is fair to your customers. This manual gives you

the step-by-step guidance you need to determine your rev-

enue requirements, analyze your rates, develop a financial

plan, and design a better rate structureeven if you have limited resources anddata. This manual is perfect for water systems serving a population of up to

10,000 because it focuses on the unique attributes of small systems in relation

to financial planning and rate design.



PE Pipe Design and Installation(M55)

First Edition

This manual provides users of PE pipe and fittings in

potable water systems with both technical and general

information on design, specification, procurement,

and installation. It covers engineering properties of

polyethylene; manufacturing, testing, and inspection;

hydraulics of PE pipe; working pressure rating; external load design; joining

and fitting; transportation, handling, and storage of PE pipe; installation;

hydro testing and commissioning; maintenance, and repairs.

Published by AWWA, 2005, Softbound, 151 pp. ISBN 1583213872.


NEW

Fundamentals and Control of Nitrification in ChloraminatedDrinking Water Distribution Systems (M56)

First Edition

This water util ity operations manual provides background information on the occurrenceand microbiology of nitrification in various water environments and offers current and

practical approaches to nitrification prevention and response. The manual provides all

the information needed to prevent, treat, monitor, and control nitrification. It identifies

the causes of nitrification in chloraminated systems, health impacts, growth, and

inactivation of bacteria, operational response to an episode, and system improvements to prevent

nitrification. Nitrification can be problematic in potable water systems that use chloramines to provide a residual

disinfectant in the distribution system. Distribution system nitrification leads to decreases in chloramine residual,

alkalinity, and pH; elevated levels of nitrite and nitrate; and increased microbial counts. Nitrification can potentially

impact compliance with Safe Drinking Water Act requirements.




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NEW

Comprehensive WaterDistribution Systems

Analysis Handbookfor Engineers andPlanners

Second Edition

Paul F. Boulos, Kevin E. Lansey, and Bryan W. Karney

Written by world-leading experts, the second edition covers

the latest in theoretical scientific foundations, advanced

technological issues, real-world network analysis, and

optimization of municipal water distribution systems.

Focused on bridging the gap between advanced modeling

theory and practical application, this book features over

100 worked-out example problems. It also includes detailedhydraulic principles from steady state to dynamic to

sophisticated transient analysis. Step-by-step guidance

walks readers through the complete modeling process from

start to successful finish and interpretation of the results.

Published by MWH Soft, 2006. Hardback, 660 pp.

ISBN 0974568902.

No. 20572 Retail/Member Price $160

ComprehensiveHandbook onWater Quality

Analysis forDistributionSystems

Kevin E. Lansey, Ph.D

and Paul F. Boulos, Ph.D

Simulation and analysis of water quality in distribution

systems are vital in giving engineers a better

understanding of the dynamics of water quality

variations, the complex processes that take place

in the distribution system environment, and the ways in

which these vulnerabilities impact system performance

and safety. This handbook presents a comprehensivediscussion of the theoretical and practical aspects

of water quality analysis in potable water distribution

systems from steady state equilibrium to sophisticated

dynamic analysis techniques for complex networks of

pipes, tanks, reservoirs, and junctions.

Published by MWH Soft. Hardback, 432 pp. 2004.

ISBN 0974568937.


Best Seller

Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection ControlCross-connection control is one of the most important barriers in the

multiple-barrier approach drinking water suppliers use to protect public health.

Contamination of a drinking water distribution system through a cross connec-

tion often results in immediate illness, or even death. Reduce the chances of

cross-connections and backflow into your potable water system. This bestsell-

ing training video explains the importance of a formal backflow prevention and

cross-connection control program and illustrates the important concepts.

Topics covered:

n What cross-connections are and why they are dangerous

n Where cross-connections occur in the water system

n The two types of backflow and the conditions that can generate backflow

n Costs, injuries, and deaths associated with backflow incidents

n Types of backflow-prevention devices and assemblies

n Other methods for preventing backflow and cross-connections

n Elements of a backflow-prevention/cross-connection control program

This video is specially developed to reinforce and demonstrate the information in AWWA Manual M14, RecommendedPractice for Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Control(see page 17). Together, the video and manual provide

total operator training in backflow and cross connections.

Produced by AWWA. DVD, 14 minutes.



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Best Seller!

Modeling, Analysis,and Design of WaterDistribution Systems

Lee Cesario

Understand the technology thats

influencing the programs, policies, and

activities of water utilities throughout North

America. Written primarily for modelers and system

designers, this essential reference also offers valuable guidance for utilitymanagers, engineers, planners, computer specialists, and operators working

with computer tools to design, analyze, and operate water systems more

efficiently and effectively. Chapters cover fundamentals of water flow in

distribution networks, distribution system planning and design, model

calibration, data needs, modeling software, measurements, and linking

with information systems.

Published by AWWA. Hardback, 316 pp. 1995. ISBN 0898677580.


Piping Handbook

Seventh EditionMohinder L. Nayyar

This definitive pipe reference book presents the

most comprehensive coverage of pipe design

practice, material applications, and industry

standards. Coverage includes piping fundamentals,

generic design considerations, piping systems,

nonmetallic piping, and appendices. Since it was

first published in 1930, this book has provided

authoritative information, guidance, and data to

engineers and other professionals doing piping

system design.

Published by McGraw-Hill. Hardback, 2,256 pp. 2000. ISBN 0070471061.


Work Practices for AsbestosCement PipeThis reference summarizes the OSHA Asbestos Construction Standard and presents

recommended work practices. Coverage includes shipping, receiving, handling, storage,

and assembly; unacceptable work practices; and housekeeping and waste

disposal considerations.



Minimizing Earthquake

Damage: A Guide forWater UtilitiesThis handbook provides vital

information on assessing earthquake

vulnerability to water system

components and provides methods

to minimize damage. It explains how

to evaluate the vulnerability of dams,

transmission pipes, treatment plants,

storage structures, and distribution

pipes, and engineer solutions that

will allow components to withstand

earthquakes up to a predeterminedintensity. Chapters describe types of

damage from various seismic events,

water supply system vulnerability

assessments, system monitoring,

and emergency planning.

Published by AWWA. Softbound,

98 pp. 1994. ISBN 0898677505.

No. 20326Retail $42 Member Price $28


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Design and Construction of Small Water SystemsSecond Edition

Ideal for small water systems (those serving a population of 3,000 or less or withfewer than 1,000 connections), this book covers design, construction, operation,

and maintenance. It provides the basic information a manager in a small com-

munity or a small utility needs to plan and oversee the construction of a new water

system or the expansion of an existing system. Coverage includes source water

selection and development (groundwater and surface water sources), water quality

regulations, water rights, water quality sampling and testing, water treatment, water

storage, and water distribution. It will help the manager understand the basics of

municipal water supply and communicate effectively with civil and environmental

engineers, health department personnel, and building contractors. This book is also

an ideal overview for management personnel new to the water supply field.

Published by AWWA. Hardback, 228 pp. 1999. ISBN 0898679990.


Handbook of Hydrology

Edited by David R. Maidment

Written by more than 50 experts from around the world, this compendium

of hydrologic theory and practice offers solutions to your most perplexing

on-the-job problems. Now when you need to understand an unfamiliar term

or subject area, obtain a formula, find a computer program for solving a

problem, obtain values from a map or table of data, or convert hydrologic

units, this is the only source youll need.

Published by McGraw-Hill. Hardback, 1,000 pp. 1993.

ISBN 0070397325.


Order Onlineat www.awwa.org

or call800.926.7337

fax 303.347.0804

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NEW

Water Distribution Operator Training SeriesAWWAs all-new training DVD series focuses on water distribution operations.

This five-DVD set is ideal for introducing new water utility employees to the basic

operation and components of a water distribution system. The set covers water

mains, valves, fire hydrants, service lines and meters, and pumps and motors.

No. 64323 1. Water Mains and FittingsEmployees learn about the many types of pipe currently in use: cast iron, ductile

iron, steel, concrete, asbestos-cement, PVC, PE, and fiberglass. They learn the

advantages and disadvantages of each pipe type, and its internal pressure and

external load ratings; installation practices, bedding and support, joining, fittings,

and tapping; pipe handling safety; causes of internal and external corrosion,corrosion protection, pipe rehabilitation, repair, and linings; pipe inspection

techniques, maintenance, and recordkeeping. 15 minutes.

No. 64324 2. Water ValvesEmployees learn different types of distribution valves, how each type works, and

where each type is chosen for use. The DVD covers correct procedures for safely

opening and closing valves, valve connections, pressure-reducing and pressure-

relief valves, and water hammer prevention; altitude valves, backflow prevention

valves, and toilet valves; power-actuated valves; valve vaults and valve installa-

tion; valve inspection, maintenance, repairs, and recordkeeping. 16 minutes.

No. 64322 3. Fire HydrantsViewers learn the variety of uses of fire hydrants including flushing, flow

testing, and filling water tank trucks. They learn types of wet-barrel and

dry-barrel hydrants and their operation; typical hydrant design, hydrant part

names, use of hydrant wrenches, correct procedure for opening and closing

hydrants; location and use of auxiliary valves; hydrant inspection, pressure-

and leak-testing, placement, installation, maintenance, and repairs; hydrant

color-coding, safety and security devices, and recordkeeping. 13 minutes.

No. 64326 4. Pumps and MotorsThis DVD illustrates many types of pumps commonly used in water distribution

systems, with emphasis placed on centrifugal pumps. Employees also learn

the types and operation of electric motors used for water pumps, automatic

controls, pump operating principles, where each type of pump is used;

operating curves, pump sizing, priming, inspection and maintenance

procedures, and recordkeeping. 12 minutes.

No. 64325 5. Services and MetersThis DVD shows the distribution operator how services are connected to water

mains using either dry taps or wet taps, service line sizing, and commonly used

pipe materials. Viewers also learn meter types, sizing and installation; types of

meter boxes, shutoff valves, curb stops, maintenance, repairs, locating leaks,

meter reading, meter inspection, meter testing, and recordkeeping. 12 minutes.

Produced by AWWA. Five DVD set. 2006.

Individually Retail $295 Member Price $195

Set No. 64331 Retail $1,475 Member Price $975


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New Edition!

Pumping StationDesignThird EditionGarr M. Jones, Robert L. Sanks,

George Tchobanoglous,

Bayard E. Bosserman II

This is the only comprehensive

reference available covering

all aspects of pumping station

design. It has all the information

you need to design and build a water or wastewater

pumping station that is reliable, efficient, and easy to

operate and maintain. Chapters cover hydraulics, piping,

electrical design, motors and engines, selection and installation

of pumps and pump drivers, instrumentation and control,

heating and cooling, designing for easy operation and

maintenance, avoiding blunders, costs, and much more.

Includes project checklists, design examples, many diagrams

and photos.Published by Butterworth-Heinemann. Hardback, 983 pp.

2005. ISBN 0750675446.


Best Seller

Water Distribution Operator Training Handbook

Third Edition

Complete distribution training in one handbook

AWWAs most popular handbook for distribution operators, this newly updated hand-

book provides a complete introduction to water distribution system operation and

equipment. Coverage includes water pipe types, installation practices, excavation,

pipe flushing and rehabilitation, storage tanks, water wells, pumps, motors, hydrants,

meters, valves, corrosion prevention, leak detection, instrumentation and control,

maps, records, and maintenance.

This new edition provides expanded information on distribution system security, emergency preparedness, and

emergency response. In addition, the text covers mathematics required by operators, basic hydraulic concepts,

state and federal drinking water regulations, health issues, and maintaining water quality in the distribution system.

Its many cutaway illustrations, equipment photos, metric conversions, formulas, and equations make it an ideal

day-to-day reference.

Excellent for certification study, you simply will not find a better training book for water distribution system operators.

Published by AWWA. Softbound, 286 pp. 2005. ISBN 1583213724.No. 20428 Retail $74 Member Price $49

Centrifugal PumpDesign

John Tuzson

This book offers pump

designers a simple method

of pump design that is

based on a fundamental

understanding of the flowpatterns in centrifugal

pumps. Superior pump

designs can only come

from a detailed understanding of these flow patterns, not

from falling back on formula design. Whether the design

calls for a small simple pump or a large custom unit,

the designer needs to know and understand what needs

to be calculated. This book provides that understanding

along with a pump design procedure, which requires only

basic pump engineering skills and training.

Published by Wiley Interscience. Hardback, 298 pp.

2000. ISBN 0471361003.No. 20470 Retail $120 Member Price $109

Order Online at www.awwa.org

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PipingDatabook

Mohinder L. Nayyar

If you work with pipe, youll turn to this

volume almost daily. Nayyar has

compiled pipe-related information from

many sourcesstandards, specifications,

codes, reference books, vendor catalogs,

and similar publicationsand put it into

a single volume. Just think of the time

youll save. The book provides dimensions

and tolerances for pipe, fittings, flanges,

and joints made from all types of metallic

and nonmetallic materials; SI and metric

units; definitions of commonly used terms;

material properties; conversion tables;

insulation properties; gasket data, and

manufacturer source lists.

Published by McGraw-Hill. Hardback,

856 pp. 2002. ISBN 007136451X.

No. 20523Retail/Member Price $99

Pump HandbookThird Edition

Igor J. Karassik, Joseph P. Messina,

Paul Cooper, and Charles C. Heald

For design engineers, pump operators,

pump specifiers, and pump buyers,

this reference offers practical guidance

on all aspects of pumps for water and

wastewater, as well as other applications.

Coverage includes design, types, selec-

tion, specification, materials, pump

drivers, valves, piping, intakes, controls,and valves. Installation, operation,

maintenance, testing, troubleshooting,

and costs are also covered.


1,406 pp. 2001. ISBN 0070340323.


Water Pumpsand Pumping Systems

James B. Rishel

Get the highest pump performance

with the lowest energy and

maintenance costs for any type of

water pumping system. This book

covers all the important criteria water

system designers must know:

n System design for potable water,wastewater, plumbing, fireprotection, and agriculture

n Constant-speed pumps,variable-speed pumps, andpositive-displacement pumps

n Pump sizing, energy consumption,flow, head, efficiency, retrofitting


675 pp. 2002. ISBN 0071374914.


Manual of Applied Field HydrogeologyWillis D. Weight and John L. Sonderegger

This is the most useful hydrogeology field manual available. The authors, experts and working

hydrogeologists, demystify fieldwork by providing field-proven test methods and solutions. They

explain field hydrogeology in real-world terms, while pointing out pitfalls and common mistakes.

The authors include many interesting examples of real problems they encountered in the field and

how they solved them. No matter what problems you must solve or field tasks you must perform,

you will find honest, tried-and-true solutions and methods in this handbook.

Published by McGraw-Hill. Hardback, 608 pp. 2001. ISBN 007069639X.



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Best Seller!

Unidirectional FlushingUtilities across the country are using unidirectional flushing

to combat problems like taste and odor, discolored water, and

heterotrophic microorganisms. Unidirectional flushing uses targeted

high-velocity water flow moving from source to hydrant in an

outbound direction to scour your distribution system. The video

explains concepts and techniques of unidirectional flushing; how

to develop a flushing plan using paper maps; how computer-aided

mapping simplifies the project; benefits versus traditional flushing

techniques; and the benefits to consumers and the community. Thevideo includes a case study that looks at Virginia Beachs program

following a change of their water treatment providers primary

disinfectant to chloramines.



NEWFire Hydrant Operations and MaintenanceThis video of a November 2006 AWWA teleconference identifies the components

of a fire hydrant, contrasts the differences in hydrants, describes the basic elements

of hydrant maintenance, and describes a hydrant maintenance program. Hydrant

manufacturers present their products and a unicipal water provider reviews O&M

program development and the importance of operations and maintenance of these

vital system components.

Produced by AWWA. VHS, 3 hours.


Teleconferences


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Internal Corrosion of WaterDistribution Systems

Second EditionThe classic reference on corrosion of water

supply pipes, this text offers the most complete

and comprehensive information available on the

evaluation and resolution of any type of corro-

sion problem within water supply systems. Covers corrosion

principles; corrosion of various materials, including copper alloys and solder;

mitigation of corrosion impacts; assessment technologies; and corrosion

control methods. The book emphasizes the effects of potable water pipe

corrosion on water quality and the implications for public health.

Published by AWWA and Awwa Research Foundation. Hardback,

586 pp. 1996. ISBN 0898672414.


Emergency PowerSource Planning forWater and Wastewater

Fred J. Ellermeier, Donald R. Stevens,

Larry D. Pittman

Catastrophic power outages can shut

down a water system that doesnt have

adequate power backup systems. This book provides the critical

information utilities need about emergency and standby power.

It provides the guidance you need to

n assess the vulnerability, condition, and reliability of primary

electrical equipment

n determine current electrical demands and estimate

future electrical demands

n determine backup-power capacity to meet peak demand

Published by AWWA. Hardback, 135 pp. 2004.

ISBN 158321321X.


Converting DistributionSystems From Chlorineto ChloraminesChloramines produce fewer disinfection

by-products (DBPs) than chlorine when

used correctly. Advantages of disinfec-

tion with chloramines include little or

no creation of trihalomethanes, simplic-

ity of use, formation of a long-lasting

measurable residual, and a proven

history of success. This video educates

drinking water professionals about the

use of chloramines as a secondary

disinfectant following primary disinfec-

tion. It explains the basic issues of

disinfection by-product formation,

DBP regulations, the advantages

and drawbacks of chloramines to

reduce DBP formation, and central

issues to consider in planning and

implementing a chloramination

system in your treatment train.


No. 64273Retail $295 Member Price $195

Buried Pipe Design

Second Edition

A.P. Moser

Designers get all the engineering

data they need to design high-quality,

long-lasting underground pipelines for

water and wastewater. Calculations

are provided to precisely determinecomplex interior, exterior, vertical, and longitudinal loads

on pipe systems from earth, supports, traffic, frost heaving,

differential settlement, subsidence, temperature, and flotation

in water. Covers all types of pipe materials, installation, pipe

support, trenching, backfilling, and all other topics regarding

buried pipe.

Published by McGraw-Hill. Hardback, 420 pp. 2001.

ISBN 0070435030.


New

Maintaining andReplacing Fire HydrantsOn this DVD water operators learn indus-

try-approved procedures for fire hydrant

inspection, maintenance, repair, replace-

ment, installation, leak testing, flow testing,

and record keeping. They also learn fire

hydrant construction and part names for

both dry-barrel- and wet-barrel-type fire hydrants. This DVD provides professional

training to water utility employees, contractors, fire department personnel, manufac-

turers, distributors, and others who work with fire hydrants. It is meant to supplement,

not replace, fire hydrant manufacturers instructions and recommendations.Produced by AWWA, DVD, 20 minutes.



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On the Job: Meter Reading

Telly Award WinnerThis video describes the job of the meter reader, including

n safety

n customer servicefirst impressions, common customer concerns

n at the pitwhat to look for, precautions, tools

n types of water metershow to access and read them

n entering a customers home



On the Job: Trenching and ExcavationBefore they hit the trenches, employees need basic training. This video provides a solid introduction to trenching and

excavation procedures. PLUS, it offers an essential overview of water main installation, replacement, and repair.

Topics covered:

n Gearing up. The DVD shows the personal safety gear they will use

(steel-toed boots, hard hat, etc.)

n Job site safety. The DVD explains safety procedures while working

around backhoes and other heavy equipment, traffic control, and

correct use of trench ladders and trench boxes.

n Pipe installation and repair. Employees take a look at basic work

procedures: locating gas, electric, and communication lines,

excavation, pipe laying and pipe fitting, and disinfecting, pressuretesting, and flushing.



On the Job: Leak Detection

Telly Award WinnerLeak detection helps water utilities maintain control over water

loss, respond more effectively to main breaks, and protect against

contamination in finished water. Water distribution system employees

get the basic training they need in this very important aspect of

maintenance with this training video.

Topics covered:

n Planning is the first step in a leak detection program. Learn what goes

into a systematic leak detection plan.

n Equipment includes leak detection and marking equipment.

A list of equipment and supplies youll be needing is provided.

n Non-surfacing leaks are the focus of an ongoing leak detection program.

Get tips and techniques for pinpointing underground leaks.

n Surfacing leaks mean emergency action. Learn how to locate main breaks

and save valuable time for repair crews.

Produced by AWWA. DVD, 12 minutes. No. 64224 Retail $149 Member Price $99


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Safety Now: Dog Attacks

Telly Award WinnerHelp your utility field employees avoid being attacked

by dogs. This new safety training video shows what todo when they unexpectedly encounter a dog, how to read

a dogs behavior, how to protect themselves, and what to

do if they are bitten.



On the Job: SamplingWater quality samples play a critical role in public health

protection. This video gives sampling technicians instruction

on the basic procedures for collecting routine samples for

water quality compliance. The video explains why sampling

is important, what kind of samples utilities must collect for

regulatory compliance, preparation, sampling equipment,

sampling locations, avoiding contamination, and record

keeping. Special procedures for taking samples for lead,

copper, and organic contaminants are also included.



On the Job: Customer ServiceThis video looks at what it takes to deliver outstanding customer

service every day at your water utility, including

n the evolving role of todays water utility customer service

representative

n the customer service workstation and ergonomics

n handling billing problems and complaints

n addressing water quality calls

n dealing with questions you cant answer

n working with difficult customers




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Cost and Benefit Analysis of FlushingAlexander J. DeNadai, Heidi M. Gorrill, Yakir J. Hasit, Sandra B. McCammon, Robert S. Raucher,

John Whitcomb

Until now, there has been no way for utilities to perform an accurate costbenefit analysis of flushing in

order to develop more cost-effective flushing programs. This report provides such a method. It provides

a step-by-step procedure and software to perform costbenefit analysis of an existing or proposed pipe

flushing program. Includes CD-ROM.

Published by AWWA and Awwa Research Foundation. Softbound, 110 pp. CD-ROM; 2004.

ISBN 1583213368.


Optimizing Corrosion Control in Water Distribution Systems

Steven J. Duranceau, Dan Townley, Graham E.C. Bell

This research repor t describes the use of online, real-time electrochemical monitoring of corrosion in potable

water systems. The use of real-time corrosion monitoring provides an additional tool to help water utilities

comply with the Lead and Copper Rule, which mandates corrosion control for potable water treatment.

Published by AWWA and Awwa Research Foundation. Softbound, 271 pp. 2004. ISBN 1583213260.


Investigation of Pipe Cleaning MethodsThis book will answer all your questions about cleaning water mains. It addresses practical issues, such as how

much to spend, where to spend it, what methods to use, how often to clean, and how to measure results. It will

tell you which techniques provide the best results for your partic

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