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WATER RESOURCES SYSTEMS PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

BY SHARAD K JAIN AND VIJAY K SINGH

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WATER RESOURCES SYSTEMS PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

AUTHORS : S.K.JAIN AND V.P.SINGH

PUBLISHERS : ELSEVIER PUBLISHERS

In nature, the water of right quality in right quantity is usually not available at the right 

place at the right time. Sometimes, it is available at the wrong place and at the wrong 

time and its quality and quantity are not what they should be. Although in nutshell, this 

is the gist of the problem, this seemingly innocuous, albeit naughty interplay of words 

fails to convey the gravity and the magnitude of the problems that are caused by the 

mismatch between the availability and the demand of good quality water. Nature can 

indeed be very harsh and ruthless at times. However, a positive outcome of this 

mismatch is the development of a wide range of tools and techniques for water 

resources systems planning, development, operation, and management.

The subject matter of the book is divided into four parts. The first part, termed

Preliminaries, contains four chapters. Introducing the basic theme of the book, the first 

chapter provides an overview of the current status of water resources utilization, and the 

likely scenario of demands in the near future. The basic concepts, practical applications,

and advantages and disadvantages of systems analysis techniques are presented. Also 

provided is a discussion of seven challenges for the water sector identified and debated 

in recent international forums. Temporal and spatial hydrologic analyses require 

extensive data. An understanding of how this data is measured and how the processing 

of this data is done is important before undertaking any water resources systems 

analysis. Chapter 2 presents techniques of observing and processing the data used in 

water resources systems. The discussion is extended to emerging techniques in Chapter 

3. These techniques are Remote Sensing, GIS, Artificial Neural Networks, and Expert 

Systems. These techniques are versatile, highly useful, and are playing increasingly 

important role in water resources planning and management. Chapter 4 discusses 

statistical tools for deriving the desired information from these data, including 

commonly used probability distributions, methods of parameter estimation, regression 

and correlation analysis, frequency analysis, time-series analysis, and transition 

matrices and Markov chains.

Part 2 of the book deals with Decision Making which is a bouquet of 

techniques organized in 4 chapters. Optimization and simulation techniques are 

discussed in Chapter 5. Most of the analysis dealing with planning and management of 

water resources systems is carried out using these techniques. Besides technical aspects, 

economic analysis is essential to rank the various competing projects and the 

subsequent approval by the decision-maker. Chapter 6 dwells upon the techniques of 

economic analysis. During recent years, environmental and social aspects, and

rehabilitation and resettlement of project-affected people have come to occupy a central 

stage in planning as well as management of water resources projects. It is now

recognized that these projects may have a lasting impact on the social fabric of the area 

concerned. It is, therefore, necessary that while planning as well as operating a water 

resources system, adequate care and precautions are exercised so that adverse impacts 

on the society and the environment are minimized. These issues form the subject matter 

of Chapter 7. Using basic analytical tools and the knowledge of environmental and 

social aspects, the practitioner is required to take a rational and balanced decision 

regarding design and management of water resources systems. Since major inputs to a 

water resources system, such as rainfall, meteorological variables, etc. are not 

deterministic, these systems inherently have an element of risk. The concept of rational 

decision making and the associated elements, such as the concept of risk, reliability, and 

uncertainty in water resources systems, are discussed in Chapter 8. 

Part 3 of the book, comprising 2 chapters, deals with Water Resources 

Planning and Development. Chapter 9 discusses basic concepts of planning, 

classification and steps of the planning process, integrated planning, institutional setup, 

public involvement, and planning models. Chapter 10 discusses planning and sizing of 

reservoirs, and approaches to compute the storage capacity for conservation as well as 

flood control. 

The fourth and last part of the book, encompassing 4 chapters, focuses on 

Systems Operation and Management. After a reservoir has been constructed, it is 

essential that it is managed in the best possible way so that benefits can be maximized. 

The techniques of reservoir operation are discussed in Chapter 11. It includes a detailed

discussion on conventional and systems techniques for regulating a system consisting of 

reservoirs in series and parallel and the application of various systems analysis

techniques, such as optimization and simulation. It also discusses real-time operation of 

reservoirs and the logistics required. Many dams around the world are experiencing a 

significant loss of their storage capacity every year due to sedimentation. This topic is 

discussed in Chapter 12, providing details of soil erosion and mathematical modeling of 

sediment transport, empirical techniques as well as latest satellite data-based techniques 

to assess reservoir sedimentation, methods to prevent the sediment from entering a 

reservoir, and recovery of reservoir storage by flushing and dredging.

No analysis of water resources systems is complete without consideration of 

water quality. Chapter 13 presents fundamentals of measurement of water quality 

variables and modeling of water quality in rivers. A river basin is the natural unit in 

which water occurs and currently a lot of emphasis is being placed on holistic 

management of river basins. Chapter 14, the final chapter, discusses various issues 

related to management of a river basin. The discussion includes integrated water quality 

and quantity management, water pricing, water rights, inter-basin water transfer, 

decision support systems, privatization, and management of intemational river basins.

CONTENTS

1. Introduction to Water Resources Systems
2. Acquisition and Processing of Water Resources Data
3. Emerging Techniques for Data Acquisition and Systems Modeling
4. Statistical Techniques for Data Analysis
5. Systems Analysis Techniques
6. Economic Considerations
7. Environmental and Social Considerations
8. Rational Decision Making
9. Water Resources Planning
10. Reservoir Sizing
11. Reservoir Operation
12. Reservoir Sedimentation
13. Water Quality Modeling
14. River Basin Planning and Management

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CONSTRUCTION PLANNING, EQUIPMENT AND METHODS

BY ROBERT L PEURIFOY, CLIFFORD J SCHEXNAYDER AND AVIAD SHAPIRA

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CONSTRUCTION PLANNING, EQUIPMENT AND METHODS

AUTHORS : ROBERT L PEURIFOY, CLIFFORD J SCHEXNAYDER AND ACIAD SHAPIRA

PUBLISHERS : McGRAW HILL EDUCATION

Construction Planning, Equipment, And Methods is a reference book that explains concepts to its readers in a simple, logical and concise format. To make this book accessible to both professionals and students, hundreds of photos and illustrations are provided. The book also explains machine capabilities and how it is applied to construction challenges. New chapters introduced in the book include Planning for Building Construction and Forming Systems. In order to present the latest information on machines and methods, figures used throughout the text have been updated. 

Utilization of machines always involves a safety risk. For the benefit of the readers who will use and operate machines, a discussion on safety is provided in every chapter for various machines and their use. Each chapter also contains a range of homework problems. There are 22 chapters in the book. The readers will move through chapters such as Machines Make It Possible, Planning for Earthwork Construction, Excavators, Scrapers, Aggregate Production, Cranes, Concrete and Concrete Equipment, Air Compressors and Pumps, and Forming Systems. Construction Planning, Equipment, And Methods also contains four appendices, which provide SI names and their conversion factors, selected English-to-SI converted factors, and US customary (English) unit and metric unit equivalents.

CONTENTS

1. Machines Make it Possible
2. Fundamental Concepts of Equipment Economics
3. Planning for Earthwork Construction
4. Soil and Rock
5. Compaction and Stabilization Equipment
6. Machine Equipment Power Requirements
7. Dozers
8. Scrapers
9. Excavators
10. Trucks and Hauling Equipment
11. Finishing Equipment
12. Drilling Rock and Earth
13. Blasting Rock
14. Aggregate Production
15. Asphalt Mix Production and Placement
16. Concrete and Concrete Equipment
17. Cranes
18. Drag lines and Clamshells
19. Piles and Pile-Driving Equipment
20. Air Compressors and Pumps
21. Planning for Building Construction
22. Forming Systems

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The Seventh Edition of Construction Planning, Equipment, and Methods, follows in the footsteps of the previous editions by providing the reader with the fundamentals of machine utilization and production estimating in a logical, simple, and concise format. Our text features expanded coverage of building in today's global environment. Hundreds of photos and illustrations have been added to the seventh edition to make this dynamic text even more accessible to both students and professionals. In addition, since technology is constantly evolving, this text provides an understanding of machine capabilities and how to properly apply those capabilities to construction challenges. The media package includes: Web-based exercises have been added to many chapters to draw attention to the expanding volume of information available over the Internet. The computer monitor icon in the text margin will direct you to the text website (http://www.mhhe.com/engcs/civil/peurifoy). In addition, extensive web resources are provided at the end of every text chapter.

Table of contents : 

Chp 1: Machines Make It Possible......Page 12

CHp 2: Fundamental Conceptsof Equipment Economics......Page 20

Chp 3: Planning for EarthworkConstruction......Page 42

SOIL AND ROCK PROPERTIES......Page 57

COMPACTION SPECIFICATIONAND CONTROL......Page 62

COMPACTION TESTS......Page 63

SOIL PROCESSING......Page 65

SUMMARY......Page 67

PROBLEMS......Page 68

COMPACTION OF SOIL AND ROCK......Page 69

TYPES OF COMPACTING EQUIPMENT......Page 70

DYNAMIC COMPACTION......Page 76

GENERAL INFORMATION......Page 77

STABILIZING SOILS WITH LIME......Page 78

CEMENT -SOIL STABILIZATION......Page 79

PROBLEMS......Page 81

REQUIRED POWER......Page 82

A VAILABLE POWER......Page 86

USABLE POWER......Page 89

PERFORMANCE CHARTS......Page 91

PROBLEMS......Page 94

INTRODUCTION......Page 97

PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICSOF DOZERS......Page 98

BLADES......Page 101

PROJECT EMPLOYMENT......Page 103

DOZER PRODUCTION ESTIMATING......Page 104

DOZER PRODUCTION ESTIMATING FORMAT......Page 107

DETERMINING THE RIPPABILITY OF ROCK......Page 114

DETERMINING THE THICKNESS ANDSTRENGTH OF ROCK LAYERS......Page 115

RIPPER ATTACHMENTS......Page 116

RIPPING PRODUCTION ESTIMATES......Page 117

SUMMARY......Page 118

PROBLEMS......Page 119

PUSher-Loaded Scrapers......Page 123

Self-Loading Scrapers......Page 124

SCRAPER PERFORMANCE CHARTS......Page 126

SCRAPER PRODUCTION ESTIMATINGFORMAT......Page 128

OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS......Page 135

. SCRAPER SAFETY......Page 136

PROBLEMS......Page 137

HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS......Page 138

HYDRAULIC EXCAVATOR ACCIDENTS......Page 139

GENERAL INFORMATION......Page 140

SELECTING A FRONT SHOVEL......Page 141

HEIGHT OF CUT EFFECTON SHOVEL PRODUCTION......Page 142

ANGLE OF SWING EFFECTON SHOVEL PRODUCTION......Page 143

BUCKET RATING FOR HADRAULIC HOES......Page 144

SELECTING A HOE......Page 146

CALCULATING HOE PRODUCTION......Page 147

LOADER BUCKETS/ATTACHMENTS......Page 149

OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS......Page 150

LOADER PRODUCTION RATES......Page 151

CALCULATING WHEEL LOADERPRODUCTION......Page 152

CALCULATING TRACK LOADERPRODUCTION......Page 153

TRENCHING MACHINES......Page 154

TRENCHING MACHINE PRODUCTION......Page 155

BACKHOE-LOADERS......Page 156

SUMMARY......Page 157

PROBLEMS......Page 158

Chp 10: Trucks and Hauling Equipment......Page 160

Chp 11: Finishing Equipment......Page 172

Chp 12: Drilling Rock and Earth......Page 180

Ch p13: Blasting Rock......Page 198

Chp 14: Aggregate Production......Page 215

Chp 15: Asphalt Mix Production and Placement......Page 233

Chp 16: Concrete and Concrete Equipment......Page 253

Chp 17: Cranes......Page 278

Draglines and Clamshells......Page 302

Piles and Pile-DrivingEquipment......Page 312

Air Compressorsand Pumps......Page 331

Chp 21: Planning for BuildingConstruction......Page 349

CLASSIFICATION......Page 363

FORMWORK AND THE PROJECT ENGINEER......Page 364

Lateral Pressure of Concrete on Vertical Forms......Page 365

Formwork: A Layered System......Page 366

Material Cost......Page 367

Labor Cost......Page 370

Wall Forms......Page 371

Specialized Wall Forms......Page 373

HORIZONTAL SYSTEMS......Page 375

Table Forms......Page 376

Tunnel Form Systems......Page 378

SHORING TOWERS.......Page 381

SAFETY......Page 384

SUMMARY......Page 385

REFERENCES......Page 386

Construction Process Planning and Management An Owner�s Guide to Successful Projects by Sidney M. Levy - Free Download PDF

CONSTRUCTION PROCESS PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

AN OWNERS GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS

BY SIDNEY M LEVY

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              Construction Process Planning and Management  An Owner�s Guide to Successful Projects written by Sidney M. Levy is published by  Butterworth  -Heinemann, imprint of Elsevier.

               A   contractor can be selected ?rst by offering bid documents to a selected group of builders, and, second, upon selection, negotiating the ?nal terms, conditions, and contract sum. Contractors work on slim pro?t margins, and most try to control their project by monitoring their costs closely. And most reputable contractors will assume some responsibility for minor contract obligation interpretations. Owners driving a particularly hard bargain with the contractor may ?nd that there is little  � wiggle �  room left for the builder. 

  

                An   owner has a right to expect professional performance from the architect and contractor. After all, they have committed or will shortly be committing signi?cant funds to each of these professionals. The architect and engineers will in turn be committing their staff and their reputation to the design of your building, and in today�s complex building systems, incorporating compliance with a multitude of local, state, and federal rules and regulations, and that is a mighty task.  

                  Owners   must be as fair in their dealings with their design and construction team, as they expect those members to be fair to them. The three tenets of a well-executed construction project can be summed up in three words: fair, responsible, and reasonable. An engaged and knowledgeable owner is a prime requisite for a successful construction project, and hopefully this book will make those tasks somewhat easier. 

CONTENTS

1. The genesis of a construction project 
2. Selecting and working with an architect
3. The architectural, engineering, and contracting industries 
4. Construction contracts pros and cons 
5. Preparing the bid documents 
6. The construction contract 
7. Organizing for the construction process 
8. Change orders 
9. Green and sustainable buildings 
10. Disputes and claims 
11. Basic construction components 

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                 Project Management Techniques in Planning and Controlling Construction Projects written by Hira N Ahuja, S P Dozzi, S M Abourizk is published by John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 

                  The need for efficient project management is always continuous. The intro- duction of quantitative analysis cannot itself solve management problems; it is necessary also to form a synthesis of quantitative facts and the human element to achieve professional project management. 

                   Managing a project involves planning, organizing, executing, and rnonitor- ing that project. Planning often has been construed to mean scheduling, but this is not the case. A significant portion of a project manager's time is spent in planning, which is proactive management. A project consists of many elements, all of which require careful planning-time, cost, material, and organization. 

                    The scope of this edition is broader than the first edition, because schedul- ing is treated as only one of several planning areas. Other approaches are also introduced, such as various forms of simulation, which is one of the more promising techniques that deal with the dynamics of a project and resource management. 

CONTENTS

1. CONCEPTS 
2. PLANNING 
3. PROJECT ORGANIZATION 
4. BAR CHARTS (GANTT) 
5. CPM: ACTIVITY ON ARROW (AOA) 
6. AOA CRITICAL PATH ANALYSIS 
7. PRECEDENCE NETWORKS: ACTIVITY-ON-NODE (AON) 
8. PLANNING METHODS, TOOLS, AND PROCEDURES 
9. RESOURCE ALLOCATION
10. DETERMINATION OF MOST ECONOMICAL PROJECT DURATION
11. PROJECT ESTIMATES
12. COST BUDGETING 
13. CASH FLOW FORECASTING 
14. PLAN IMPLEMENTATION, MONITORING, AND CONTROL  
15. PROGRAM EVALUATION AND REVIEW TECHNIQUE (PERT)  
16. AN INTRODUCTION TO SIMULATION 
17. AN INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEMS SIMULATION 
18. MATERIAL MANAGEMENT 
19. PROJECT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM 
20. CLAIMS 
21. CORRECTIVE ACTION
22. TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT OF PROJECTS 
23. CONSTRUCTABILITY
24. COMPUTERS IN CONSTRUCTION 

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CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT

PLANNING AND SCHEDULING

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               Construction Project Management - Planning and Scheduling written by Henry F.W. Naylor ( M.Sc., P.Eng.) is published by Delmar Publishers.

                Students with a variety of goals will find this text useful: tradesmen starting their own businesses, engineering students in the first two years of their program, construction technicians in a self-study program in estimating and engineering economics, and "Night School" students intent on personal upgrading. 

                This text evolved from a one-semester course given to two-year Construction Management students. Half the students had worked in the construction industry and the rest came directly from secondary school or trades training. The course material started at an introductory level because most students had no background in planning or operational thinking. The teaching materials evolved each year (over a twenty-five-year period) as the result of student comments and other feedback, culminating in this text. Moreover, an advisory committee of construction managers reviewed the material over this long period. 

                The book is about the basic scheduling of projects. It does not consider the connections to budgeting, cost control, or the many other disciplines that require a schedule as a base because there are many good texts that deal with these sub- jects. The examples have a construction focus but the techniques apply to any kind of project from theatrical productions to military maneuvers. There are over 150 illustrations that expand on the written descriptions in this text. Because computer programs are nearly completely pictorial, the book subliminally introduces the visual approach to scheduling. 

CONTENTS

1. Introduction to the Planning of Projects 
2. The Work Breakdown Structure 
3. Graphical Conventions for Tasks, Events, and Networks 
4. Developing Network Diagrams from a Precedence Grid 
5. Time and the Duration of Activities 
6. Time Calculations for Bubble and Arrow Networks
7. Delays and Other Constraints 
8. Scheduling Resource Procurement 
9. Resource Levelling 
10. Reducing the Duration of a Project 
11. PERT-The Basic Concepts 
12. Some Computer Applications 
13. Communicating Your Planning Information 

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Airport Engineering Planning, Design and Development of 21st Century Airports by Norman J. Ashford, Saleh Mumayiz, Paul H. Wright

AIRPORT ENGINEERING PLANNING, DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF 21st CENTURY AIRPORTS

NORMAN J ASHFORD, SALEH MUMAYIZ, PAUL H WRIGHT

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                Airport Engineering Planning, Design and Development of 21st Century Airports written by Norman J. Ashford, Saleh Mumayiz, Paul H. Wright is published by John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 

                 This book has been rewritten in its fourth edition to continue to serve as a basic text for courses in airport planning and design. In the past it has been of value as reference to airport designers, planners, and administrators worldwide as well as to consultants in airport infrastructure development. The fourth edition is a complete update of the third edition, published in 1992, taking into account major revisions to Federal Aviation Adminstration (FAA), International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and International Air Transport Association (IATA) standards and recommended practices. Furthermore, the revisions re?ect the experiences of the authors in teaching, consulting, and research in this ?eld. The authors have teaching experience in postgraduate and post-experience courses throughout the world and extensive consultancy experience, having in the last 20 years participated in the planning and design of many airports around the world, both large and small. 

                   The introduction of the A380 aircraft into service has heralded the arrival of what had, up to then, been termed the New Large Aircraft. The information technology (IT) revolution had profound in?uence on air travel and the air transport industry. The widespread usage of the Internet has also permitted the rapid and broad publication of standards and recommended practices by the FAA and other regulatory bodies. The nature of civil aviation itself has changed with the evolution and proliferation of the low-cost carriers and growth of this market. Moreover, air freight has grown considerably and now has a signi?cant proportion of its traf?c carried by the door-to-door service of the integrated carriers. The general availability of desktop computers and low-cost software allows designers and operators to use computerized techniques [e.g., modeling, simulation, and geographic information system (GIS)] more widely and effectively as a day-to-day tool of airport design and operation. In the area of the environmental impact of aviation, the aircraft of the twenty-?rst century are an order-of-magnitude quieter than their predecessors: The importance of noise impact has decreased as the industry faces increased scrutiny and regulation in areas of water and air pollution, carbon footprint, renewable energy, and sustainable development.

CONTENTS

1. The Structure and Organization of Air Transport 
2. Forecasting Air Transport Demand 
3. Characteristics of Aircraft As They Affect Airports 
4. Airport System Planning 
5. Airport Master Planning 
6. CNS/ATM 
7. Airport Capacity 
8. Airside Con?guration and Geometric Design of the Airside 
9. Safeguarding the Airport 
10. Passenger Terminal 
11. Air Cargo Facilities 
12. Airport Drainage and Pavement Design 
13. Airport Access 
14. Heliports, STOLports, and Vertiports 
15. Airport Modeling and Simulation
16. Airport City 
17. Environmental Impacts of Airports 

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