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Also known as Hydrologic cycle
Water Cycle
Liquid to Gas
Evaporation
Instrument for Water vapor, in air, in soil or in confined spaces
Hygrometer
Water Vapor to Liquid
Condensation
Any liquid or solid water that falls to earth as a result of condensation in the atmosphere
Precipitation
Evaporation of water from plants occurring at the leaves
Transpiration
The sum of all process by which water moves from the land surface to the atmosphere
Evapotranspiration
Solid to Gas
Sublimation
Gas to Solid
Desublimation or Deposition
Pond, Lakes, Rivers
Natural Surface
A cased hole usually vertical, that is drilled in the earth to access water that is stored in voids called aquifers
Water Well
Underground layer of rocks that are saturated with water that can be brought to the surface through natural springs or by pumping
Aquifer
A well that has a static water level above the adjacent ground surface
Flowing well
Can be constructed with hand tools or power tools
Dug Wells
Simplest and usually the least expensive
Drivel well
Dug with earth augers, usually less than 30m (100ft) deep
Bored Wells
Very deep; Lower risk of contamination
Drilled wells
Water table is lowered in the vicinity of the well
Cone of depression
The decrease in the water level at and in the vicinity of the well
Drawdown
Cause by suspended insoluble matter including coarse particles that settle rapidly in standing water
Turbidity
Unit of measurement for turbidity
NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Unit) or Jackson Unit
Sewage Water Treatments
1.) Bar Screening
2.) Screening / Grit Removal
3.) Primary Clarifier
4.) Aerator
5.) Secondary Clarifier
6.) Filtration
7.) Disinfection
8.) Oxygen Uptake
Potable Water Treatment
1.) Coagulation
2.) Flocculation
3.) Sedimentation
4.) Filtration
5.) Disinfection
6.) Flouridation
A membrane system similar to reverse osmosis but with a looser membrane that rejects most polyvalent ions while allowing the monovalent ions of sodium and chloride to pass through
Nanofiltration
A membrane system that is even looser and generally is used to separate oil and water
Ultrafiltration
Designed to remove coarse suspended particulates larger than 10 in size
Deep-Bed Sand Filtration
Used to removed residual chlorine, chloramine, disinfectant, dissolved organics such as trihalomethanes
Activated Carbon Filtration
The flow of water through gravity filters is achieved by gravity only
Gravity filters
Water is passed through a porous bed of filter medium; Utilize the effluent either from plain sedimentation or directly from sources
Slow Sand Filter
Water above the filter sand that provides hydraulic head for the process
Supernatant
A hypogeal biological layer; consists of biologically active microorganisms that break down organic matter
Schmutzdecke