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tboysales Store 13 Militiary Well Drilling - Water Supply - Conservation Engineering Manuals on CD 2011 pages All files/material in Adobe PDF format. Works with Windows, Mac, Unix, Linux and others. CDrom ISO 9660 format. CD Contents: 1. "WELL-DRILLING OPERATIONS" 266 pgs 2. "MILITIARY SOILS ENGINEERING" 499 pgs 3. "PLUMBING, PIPE FITTING, AND SEWERAGE" 275 pgs 4. "DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PLUMBING HANDBOOK" 47 pgs 5. "WATER SUPPLY POINT EQUIPMENT AND OPERATIONS" 186 pgs 6. "WATER OPERATIONS" 88 pgs 7. "DESIGN OF SMALL WATER SYSTEMS" 83 pgs 8. "AIR FORCE WATER SUPPLY WATER TREATMENT" 70 pgs 9. "INDUSTRIAL WATER TREATMENT" 275 pgs 10. "NAVY WATER CONSERVATION GUIDE" 57 pgs 11. "MILITARY HANDBOOK - WATER CONSERVATION" 136 pgs 12. "INCINERATOR TOILET" 5 pgs 13. "COMPOSTING TOILET" 7 pgs 1. WELL-DRILLING OPERATIONS 266 pages Table of Contents: Foreword, List of Figures and Tables, Preface PART ONE - BASICS Chapter 1 - Introduction 1-1. Field Water Supply / 1-2. Water Detection, / Responsibilities / Procedures / Equipment / 1-3. Well Drilling / Forward Deployed Forces in a Developed TO / Permanent or Semipermanent Fixed Installation Forces in a Developed TO / Combat Zone (Corps Level and Below) / Communications Zone (EAC) / 1-4. Well Drilling Teams, Army, Navy, Air Force / Chapter 2 - Groundwater 2-1. Fundamentals / 2-2. Hydrologic Cycle / Recharge and Discharge / Water Storage / 2-3. Groundwater Occurrence / 2-4. Geological Setting / Unconsolidated Deposits (Soil) / Consolidated Deposits (Rock) / 2-5. Groundwater Hydraulics / Porosity / Permeability / Specific Yield and Retention / Transmissivity / Yield and Drawdown / Hydraulic Gradient / Aquifer Tests / 2-6. Aquifers / Unconfined / Confined / Perched / Catchment / Material / 2-7. Groundwater Exploration / Reservoir Indicators / Boundary Indicators / Surface Indicators / 2-8. Desert Environments / 2-9. Water Quality / Aquifer Contamination / Saltwater Intrusion / Groundwater Contamination / Chapter 3 - Field Operations 3-1. Team Concept / Commander / Driller / Helper / 3-2. Team Planning, Coordination, and Preparation / 3-3. Deploying Teams / 3-4. Site Preparation / 3-5. Equipment / 600-Foot WDS / CF-15-S Drilling System / 3-6. Transportation / 600-Foot WDS / CF-15-S Drilling System / 3-7. Drill-Rig Setup / 3-8. Drilling Fluid / 3-9. Well-Drilling Operations / Starting the Operation / Finishing the Operation / 3-10. Sampling and Logging / 3-11. Casing and Well Screen / Surface Casing / Screening / Filtering and Backfilling / 3-12. Well Development / 3-13. Sanitary Seals / 3-14. Pumping Tests / Chapter 4 - Pumps 4-1. Fundamentals / Pump Types / Selection Criteria / 4-2. Shallow-Well Pumps / Pitcher Pump / Rotary Pump / Centrifugal Pump / Self-Priming Pump / 4-3. Deep-Well Pumps / Submersible Pump / Turbine Pump / Helical-Rotor Pump / Jet Pump / 4-4. Air-Lift Pumps / Principle / Installation Design / PART TWO - WELL DRILLING Chapter 5 - Well-Drilling Methods 5-1. Mud Rotary Drilling Rotary Rigs / Drill Bits / Rotary Operation / Variables / Drilling Fluids / Rotary Drilling Problems / 5-2. Air Rotary Drilling / Air Supply / Foamers / 5-3. Percussion Drilling Equipment / Power / Procedure / Adjusting to Variables / 5-4. Reverse Circulation / Advantages and Disadvantages / Rig Configuration / 5-5. Drilling Information / Driller's Log / Soil Sampling / Chapter 6 - Well-Installation Procedures 6-1. Setting Casing / 6-2. Selecting Casing / 6-3. Installing Casing / Open-Hole Method / Single-String Method / Wash-In Method (Jetted Wells) / Driven Method (Driven Wells) / Uncased-Interval Method / 6-4. Grouting and Sealing Casing / Dump-Bailer Method / Inside-Tremie Method / Outside-Tremie Method / 6-5. Selecting Screens / Types / Lengths / Diameters / Slot Sizes / 6-6. Installing Screen / Single-String Method / Pull-Back Method / Open-Hole Method / Washdown Method / Bail-Down Method / 6-7. Placing Gravel / Open-Hole Placement / Tremie Placement / Bail-Down Placement / Double-Casing Placement / 6-8. Using Alternative Methods / Formation Stabilizer / Unscreened Well / Chapter 7 - Well-Completion Procedures 7-1. Well Development / Jetting Method / Pump-Surge Method / Gravity-Outflow Method / Pressure-Pumping Method / Surge-Block Method / Compressed-Air Methods / 7-2. Dispersion Treatment / 7-3. Rock Development / 7-4. Well Protection and Treatment / External Preparations / Sealing Casing / Disinfection / Cathodic Protection / Well Head and Collar / 7-5. Well-Completion Report / Chapter 8 - Well-Performance Testing Procedures 8-1. Testing Pumps / Permanent Wells / Temporary Wells / Methods / 8-2. Measuring Water Level / Electric-Line Method / Tape Method / Air-Line Method / 8-3. Measuring Discharge Rate / Measured-Container Method / Flow-Meter Method / Circular-Orifice Method / Open-Pipe Method / PART THREE - SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS / Chapter 9 - Alternative Well Construction 9-1. Fundamentals / 9-2. Jetted Wells / Equipment / Methods / 9-3. Driven-Point Wells / Equipment / Procedures / Well Completion / 9-4. Cable-Tool Method / General / Equipment and Procedure / 9-5. Augered Wells / Equipment / Procedures / Well Completion / Chapter 10 - Arctic Well Construction 10-1. Considerations / Arctic Water Supply / Discontinuous Permafrost / Thick, Continuous Permafrost / 10-2. Well Drilling / Drilling Equipment / Rotary Drilling / Jet-Drive Drilling / Drilling Fluids / Air Rotary Drilling / Well Installation and Completion / Chapter 11 - Auxiliary Activities 11-1. Exploratory Drilling / Geological Exploration / Logging Techniques / Drilling Action / 11-2. Sampling Soil and Rock / Rotary Cuttings / Depth Determination / Undisturbed Soil Samples / Rock Core Samples / 11-3. Installing Monitoring Wells / Safety / Requirements / Installation / 11-4. Supporting Construction and Demolition / Appendix A - Water Detection Response Team / A-1. Concept / A-2. Organization / A-3. Deployment / A-4. Operational Concept and WRDB / A-5. Water Resources Overlays / Existing Water-Supply Overlay / Surface-Water Overlay / Groundwater Overlay / Overlay Symbols / A-6. Potential Drilling Areas / Appendix B - Navy Well Drilling / B-1. General / B-2. Equipment / The ITWD / Air Compressor / Well-Completion Kit / Appendix C - Air Force Well Drilling / C-1. General / RH-1 / RH-2 / RH-3 / C-2. Organization and Scope / Capabilities / Requirements / Team Composition / Publications and Documentation / Equipment / Appendix D - Electrical Logging System / D-1. Logging Unit / Well Probe / Resistivity Instrument / Power Supply / Logging Cable / Cable Reel and Reel Case / Extender Cable-Reel Assembly / Surface Lines / D-2. Types of Logging / With the Normal Arrangement / With the Lateral Arrangement / D-3. Mud Probe (on Units Modified for Mud Logging) / Calibrating / Setting up the Equipment / D-4. Troubleshooting Procedures / Checking Batteries / Using a Voltmeter / Calibrating the DR-74 Mud Logger (With a Known Salt Solution) / D-5. Maintenance / Of Resistivity Measurement / Of Cable and Reel Case / D-6. Interpretation of Electrical Logs / Preparation of the Log / Significance of 0.25-Foot Spacing / Significance of 2.5-Foot Spacing / Significance of the Lateral Log / Interpretation of Resistivity Values / Selection of Formation Contacts / Correlation of Electrical Logs / Effect of Metal on the Resistivity Log / SP Curve / Appendix E - Bit Maintenance / E-1. Maintenance / E-2. Failure / E-3. Reconditioning / E-4. Rule of Thumb / Glossary 2. SOILS ENGINEERING 499 pages Table of Contents LIST OF FIGURES / LIST OF TABLES / PREFACE CHAPTER 1 - ROCKS AND MINERALS CHAPTER 2 - STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY CHAPTER 3 - SURFICIAL GEOLOGY CHAPTER 4 - SOIL FORMATION AND CHARACTERISTICS / CHAPTER 5 - SOIL CLASSIFICATION CHAPTER 6 - CONCEPTS OF SOIL ENGINEERING CHAPTER 7 - MOVEMENT OF WATER THROUGH SOILS CHAPTER 8 - SOIL COMPACTION CHAPTER 9 - SOIL STABILIZATION FOR ROADS AND AIRFIELDS CHAPTER 10 - SLOPE STABILIZATION CHAPTER 11 - GEOTEXTILES CHAPTER 12 - SPECIAL SOIL PROBLEMS APPENDIX A - CBR DESIGN METHODOLOGY / / APPENDIX B - AVAILABILITY OF FLY ASH / / APPENDIX C - HAZARDS OF CHEMICAL STABILIZERS / / GLOSSARY 3. "PLUMBING, PIPE FITTING, AND SEWERAGE" 275 pages Table of Contents PREFACE Chapter 1 Plumbing Systems Section I — Basic Water Supply and Water Distribution Systems / Plans / BOM / Water Supply Lines and Branches / Tapping the Water Main / Installing Curb and Meter Stops / Hot-Water Supply System / Fire-Protection Water Systems / Section II — Theater of Operations Water Supply and Distribution System / Water Distribution Methods / Plans and Installation / Design Procedures / Section III — Sewerage System / Plans / Sanitary Sewer and Drains / Storm Sewer and Drain / Industrial Drain / Pipes and Fittings / House Sewer / Manholes / Sewage Disposal Systems / Sewage Disposal Facilities / Section IV — Wastewater / Policy / Responsibilities / Consideration Factors / Collection / Disposal / Section V — Human Waste / Policy / Responsibilities / Field Expedient Facilities / Fixed and Installation Facilities / Section VI — Solid Waste / Policy / Responsibilities / Disposal / Section VII — Human Waste Disposal in the Field / Constructing and Closing Latrines / Cathole Latrine / Straddle-Trench Latrine / Deep-Pit Latrine / Bored-Hole Latrine / Latrines in Areas With High Groundwater Tables / Urine Disposal Facilities / Maintenance of Urine Disposal Facilities / Section VIII — Wastewater Disposal in the Field / Kitchen Waste / Grease Traps / Evaporation Beds / Waste Water / Design Considerations / Alternate Systems / Pipe Sizes / Pipe Cover / / Chapter 2 Heating Systems Hot-Water Heating Systems / Steam-Heating Systems / Forced-Air Heating Systems / / Chapter 3 Basic Plumbing Repairs and Maintenance Leaks / Frozen Pipes / Scale / Waste System Stoppages / / Chapter 4 Plumbing Fixtures Water Supply and Piping Requirement / Water Closets / Lavatories / Sink / Urinals / Showers / Bathtubs / Laundry Tubs / Drinking Fountains / / Chapter 5 Water Heaters Types / Sizes / Operation Hazards / / Chapter 6 Pipes and Fittings Pipe Selection / Pipe Assembly Materials / Pipe Measurements / Cast-Iron Soil Pipe and Fittings / Galvanized-Steel/Iron Pipe and Fittings / Copper Tubing and Fittings / Plastic Pipe and Fittings / Other Types of Pipes and Fittings / / Chapter 7 Valves and Faucets / Section I — Valves Types / Repair and Maintenance / Section II — Faucets / Types / Installation / Repairs / / Chapter 8 Stacks and Branches Pipe Selection / Pipe Size / Installation / Stack and Branch Supports / Testing / / Chapter 9 Traps and Vents Section I — Traps / Use / Types / Trap Seal Loss / Section II — Vents / Installation / Sizes / / Chapter 10 Steam, Gas, and Air Piping Steam Piping / Gas and Air Piping / / Chapter 11 Centrifugal Pumps Characteristics / Types / Installation and Operation / Valves / Priming / Maintenance and Repair / Trouble Sources / / Chapter 12 Insulation Types / Installation / Maintenance / / Appendix A Metric Conversion Chart / / Appendix B Construction Plans and Drawings Section I — Plans and Drawings / Architect's Design / Typical Water Supply and Distribution System Plan / Typical Utility and Building Waste System Plan / Unit Construction and Package Unit Prints / Section II — Plumbing and Heating Symbols / Types of Symbols / List of Symbols / / Appendix C BOM / Description / Preparation / / Appendix D Pipe Sizes For Water Distribution System Design / / Appendix E Distribution Systems Design Procedures / Design Procedures / Dynamic Water Distribution System Design / / GLOSSARY / BIBLIOGRAPHY 4. "DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PLUMBING HANDBOOK" 47 pages Similiar to "FM 3-34.471 PLUMBING, PIPE FITTING, AND SEWERAGE", but mostly talks about codes regulations, reccomendations etc. 5. "WATER SUPPLY EQUIPMENT AND OPERATIONS" 186 pages Table of Contents / PREFACE CHAPTER 1 - WATER TREATMENT Section I - Quality / Section II - Coagulation and Flocculation / Section III - Filtration / Section IV - Reverse Osmosis / Section V - Disinfection CHAPTER 2 - WATER RECONNAISSANCE / / Section I - Responsibilities and Planning / Section II - Air/Ground Site Reconnaissance / Section III - Reports and Data Sources CHAPTER 3 - WATER SOURCE AND WATER POINT DEVELOPMENT / / Section I - Development of Water Sources / Section II - Development of Water Points CHAPTER 4 - PURIFICATION OPERATIONS Section I - Site and Safety Considerations Section II - 600-GPH ROWPU Section III - 3,000-GPH ROWPU Section IV - 150,000-GPD ROWPU Section V - Production Reports Section VI - POL and Chemical Requirements CHAPTER 5 - STORAGE OPERATIONS Section I - Storage Operations at Purification Sites Section II - Bulk Storage Operations CHAPTER 6 - DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS Section I - Hose Line Distribution Section II - SMFT Distribution Section III - FAWPSS Distribution Section IV - Issue and Distribution Schedules and Related Forms CHAPTER 7 - THREAT AND NBC OPERATIONS Section I - Threat on the Battlefield Section II - Decontamination Operations Section III - Environmental Considerations in NBC Operations Section IV - NBC and Field Water Supply Section V - NBC and Field Water Purification CHAPTER 8 - EXTREME ENVIRONMENT OPERATIONS Section I - Deserts Section II - Cold Environment APPENDIX A - FORMULAS FOR WATER SUPPLY PROBLEMS APPENDIX B - CHLORINE DOSAGE APPENDIX C - PURIFICATION EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISTICS APPENDIX D - STORAGE EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISITCS APPENDIX E - DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISTICS GLOSSARY 6. "WATER OPERATIONS" 88 pages Table of Contents PREFACE CHAPTER 1 - WATER SUPPORT AirLand Battle Combat Service Support Theater Army Water Support Water Support Responsibilities CHAPTER 2 - WATER SUPPORT PLANNING AND OPERATIONS Section I - PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS Water Support Considerations Host Nation Considerations Water Force Structure Planning Section II - WATER SUPPORT OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY Water Support Operations Direct Support Water Supply General Support Water Supply Section III - OPERATIONS IN ARID AND NONARID ENVIRONMENTS Operations in an Arid Environment Operations in a Nonarid Environment Section IV - UNIT DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS Historical Background Responsibilities Water Distribution Equipment Aerial Resupply Foraging Planning Considerations CHAPTER 3 - WATER SUPPLY PLANNING Water Requirements Water Consumption Requirements Environment Planning Factors Water Requirements Computations CHAPTER 4 - WATER QUALITY STANDARDS Water Quality Raw Water Classifications Treated Water Classifications Potable Water Quality Standards Development of Standards Diseases and Disinfection CHAPTER 5 - WATER MANAGEMENT Theater Army Water Management Corps-Level Water Management Division-Level Water Management CHAPTER 6 - NBC OPERATIONS Toxic Chemical Agents Nuclear Weapons Biological Agents CHAPTER 7 - REAR OPERATIONS Rear Operations Objective Threat Levels Rear CP Division Rear Operations Division Offensive Operations Corps Rear Operations Division Defensive Operations Corps Defensive Operations Corps Offensive Operations Theater Rear Operations Theater Functional Areas Theater ADC APPENDIX A - WATER SUPPORT PLAN CHECKLIST APPENDIX B - WATER CONSUMPTION TABLES APPENDIX C - WATER QUALITY STANDARDS GLOSSARY 7. "DESIGN OF SMALL WATER SYSTEMS" 83 pages Table of Contents Chapter 1 Purpose Applicability References General Considerations Chapter 2 Recreation Area Water Use Preliminary Planning and Design Rest Area Water Use Introduction Agency Involvement Water Quality, Water Quantity, Water Sources, Water Treatment Pumping, Storage, and Distribution Cost Estimating Project File Operation and Maintenance Chapter 3 Water Treatment Water Quality Requirements Introduction The National Safe Drinking Iron Removal Water Act 1996 Reauthorization of SDWA The National Primary Drinking Water Taste and Odor Removal Regulations The National Secondary Drinking Turbidity Removal Water Regulations Other Regulatory Requirements Water Quality and Public Health Contaminants Found in Water Membrane Technologies Supplies Introduction General Considerations, Storage Requirements Municipal Water Use Rural Water Use Water Conservation Chapter 5 Water Sources Introduction Sanitary Survey, Existing Supplies, Groundwater, Surface Water Chapter 6 Disinfection Manganese Removal, Hardness Removal Stabilization and Corrosion Control Total Dissolved Solids Removal Color Removal Control of Organic Substances Chapter 7 Storage Pumping, Storage, and Distribution Distribution Pumping Appendix A References 8. "AIR FORCE WATER SUPPLY WATER TREATMENT" 70 pages Information on current criteria and standards for raw and potable water. How to test and treat drinking water. How to test and treat drinking water. 9. "INDUSTRIAL WATER TREATMENT" 275 pages This publication provides operating and maintenance procedures for industrial water treatment to operate a safe and economical industrial water treatment facility. 10. "NAVY WATER CONSERVATION GUIDE" 57 pages This Guide will assist your command in managing and conserving your water assets . It is targeted towards the installation planners and utility supervisors tasked with water conservation and management, but can also be used by anyone interested in water conservation. 11. "MILITARY HANDBOOK - WATER CONSERVATION" 136 pages Water conservation, maximizing the efficient use of waterresources, is rapidly becoming a critical part of many military operations as more and more demands are placed upon existing water supplies. In order to remain a good neighbor and preserve the environment in which we live, engineers throughout the Department of Defense are frequently called upon to review the beneficial use of their water resources. This military handbook provides numerous methods to increase water efficiency and details the requirements of Executive Order 12902 as it relates to water conservation within the Department of Defense. In addition, this handbook also includes, in its appendices, procedures for submitting water conservation projects for central funding programs. 12. "INCINERATOR TOILET" 5 pages Incinerating toilets are self-contained units consisting of a traditional commode-type seat connected to a holding tank and a gas-fired or electric heating system to incinerate waste products deposited in the holding tank. The incineration products are primarily water and a fine, nonhazardous ash that can be disposed of easily and without infection hazard. 13. "COMPOSTING TOILET" 7 pages Originally commercialized in Sweden, composting toilets have been an established technology for more than 30 years, and perhaps longer in site-built forms. As they require little to no water, composting toilet systems can provide a solution to sanitation and environmental problems in unsewered, rural, and suburban areas and in both developed and underdeveloped countries. All material in Adobe PDF format. Easy to use search and print functions. Ad and CD Copyright GovMedia Auction Terms and Instructions: Payment methods: -----Paypal -----Pennsylvania residents must pay sales tax. Shipping and handling: --> -----Shipping costs $ F R E E -----USPS First Class Mail. -----US addresses only. -----We do not ship to APO or FPO addresses. .
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