4 i II. Instructional materials available Development and Exchange of Instructional Resources in Water Quality Control Programs Charles County Community College La Plata, Maryland ------- Development and Exchange of Instructional Resources in Water Quality Control Programs II. Instructional materials available Environmental Protection Agency Charles County Community College 1974 ------- The mention of trade names or commercial products in this manual is for illustration purposes, and does not constitute endorsement or recommendation for use by the Environmental Protection Agency. ------- Project funded by Manpower Development Staff Office of Water Program Operations Environmental Protection Agency Grant Number 900253 Awarded to Charles County Community College La Plata, Maryland Carl M. Schwing, Project Director Report prepared by John H. Austin ------- Preface To meet proposed federal and state water quality standards, both for drinking water and waste- water treatment plant effluents, the treatment plants of this country must have qualified personnel continually upgraded with the latest technology. The broad spectrum of competencies required of such personnel, coupled with the wide geographic distribution of trainees (existing operating personnel, as well as new entries), suggests the need for high quality instructional systems. To be effective, these systems need improved instructional materials and qualified instructors. This series of reports (Volumes I-IV) reviews the present status of available in- structional materials and equipment and offers suggestions about how to select equipment. Guidelines are given for the production of instructional materials which should lead to maximxm flexibility and economy. The initial four volumes in this report are: Volume Title I Audio-Visual Equipment on Hand II Instructional Materials Available III Selecting Audio-Visual Equipment IV Selecting Instructional Media and Instructional System ------- Acknowledgements This report is a cooperative effort between persons with technical competence in the water quality control field and instructional technologists with competence in instructional system development. The overall administration of the project has been under the direction of Carl M. Schwing. The preparation of Volume II: Instructional Materials Available was directed by John H. Austin. The following have served on the advisory committee for the project: Representing the Environmental Protection Agency: Joseph Bahnick, Acting Chief, Direct Technical Training, Manpower Development Staff, OWPO/EPA Kenneth M. Hay, Education Specialist, Direct Technical Training, Manpower Development Staff, OWPO/EPA Harold L. Jeter, Director, National Training Center, Manpower Development Staff, EPA George II. Ziener, formerly Chief, Instructional Development Section, Air Pollution Training Institute, EPA Representing Charles County Community College: Walter J. Bojsza, Audio-Visual Coordinator, Learning Resource Center Carl M. Schwing, Chairman, Pollution Abatement Technology Department Consultants: John H. Austin, Professor and Head, Environmental Systems Engineering, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina Ross J. Cornwell, Assistant Director of Public Relations, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina W. Harry Durham, Director, University Communications Center, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina Robert A. Gearheart, Division of Environmental Engineering, Utah State University, Logan, Utah Donald K. Moon, Director, Educational Media Services, Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa ------- Table of Contents Page Summary 1 Recommendations 2 Introduction 3 Code Definitions 4 Sources of Instructional Materials 6 Instructional Materials 13 ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 1 Summary Instructional materials in use by training organi- zations in the water quality control field have been tabulated for retrieval under the following headings: Title Author Type of material Intended audience Designed usage Source Cost Over 900 items are included in this listing. ------- 2-VOLUME II Recommendations The listing of approximately 900 items of instruc- tional materials is a significant step forward in cataloging instructional materials that are poten- tially useful in instructional efforts in water quality control. Several additional efforts should be initiated to improve the quality of the existing listing and to extend its utility. These include: 1. Have the source of each listing review the content and correct if necessary. 2. Have the sources of each listing make additions to their listings where they have been overlooked. 3. Have instructors in water quality control programs review the listing and make corrections and/or additions. 4. Establish an ad hoa work group with compe- tence in (a) water quality control and (b) instructional technology which will develop guidelines for evaluating the listed instructional materials from both the technical and instructional viewpoints. 5. Carry out the evaluation of the instruc- tional materials based on the above guidelines. 6. Establish a system for continually up- dating the listing. 7. Establish a retrieval system for the listings. ------- Introduction Diversity of effort is one major characteristic of the approach to instructional material development for water and wastewater treatment plant operator training programs. Many organizations have produced instructional materials. These include city, state, and federal organizations; community colleges and universities; professional organizations; industrial concerns and private publishing concerns. The instructional materials produced by the above or- ganizations vary greatly in terms of technical content. In addition, they demonstrate various degrees of effectiveness as instructional mate- rials. The "Instructional Material Questionnaire" on the next page was used to compile lists of instruc- tional materials currently in use by the training organizations listed in Table 3, page 7. Often the returned survey forms suggested other sources of instructional material. As a result, approximately 900 items were tabulated in this initial effort. In order to evaluate the instructional materials effectively, the following basic questions were asked during the tabulation of the materials: 1. At which competency level is the mate- rial pitched-- a. basic operations? (entry level) b. intermediate operations? (skill improvement) c. advanced operations? (process control) d. management? 2. Under which conditions can the materials be used-- a. group? b. individual? ------- 4-VOLUME II Code Definitions In order to produce a compact and readable document for the tabulation, a code system was developed. Table 2 Indicates the code of identifying; 1. Type of material 2. Intended audience 3. Designed usage 4. Cost. ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 5 TABLE 2 CODE DEFINITIONS FOR INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS TABULATION* SUBJECT CODE DEFINITION Type of Material PM Printed matter OT Overhead transparency MP-8 Motion picture (8mm) MP-16 Motion picture (16mm) MP-35 Motion picture (35nm) ATC Audio tape cassette ATR Audio tape reel VT 1/2 Video tape 1/2" VT 1 Video tape 1" VT 2 Video tape 2" SL 35mm slide FS 35mm filmstrip Intended Audience BO Basic operator 10 Intermediate operator AO Advanced operator M Management Designed Usage I Individual G Group Cost r Rental cost *This information is for use with Table 4, nages 14-43. ------- 6-VOLUME II Sources of Instructional Materials Table 3 identifies the sources of the instruc- tional materials and the code used to identify them. The table lists 189 sources for the approximately 900 items in the listing. This wide diversity of sources points to the need for a central clearing- house of materials for instructors in water quality control programs. ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 7 TABLE 3 SOURCES OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS* CODE SOURCE CODE SOURCE AASP Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Inc. PO Box 1425 Ann Arbor, MI 48106 AC I ACI Films, Inc. 35 West 45th Street New York, NY 10036 ACP American Concrete Pressure Pipe Assoc. 1501 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22209 ACS Special Issues Sales American Chemical Society 1155 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20036 Aetna Film Librarian Public Relations § Advertising Dept. Aetna Life 5 Casualty 151 Farmington Avenue Hartford, CT 06115 AF Associated Films, Inc. 600 Grand Avenue Ridgefield, NJ 07657 AL Bureau of Environmental Health AL Department of Public Health Montgomery, AL 36104 APHA Book Service American Public Health Assoc. 1015 18th Street NW Washington, DC 20036 API American Paper Institute 260 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 AS Associated-Sterling Films 866 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 ASCE Publication Services Department American Society of Civil Engineers 345 East 47th Street New York, NY 10017 ASTM American Society for Testing 5 Materials 1916 Race Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 AWP Addison-Wesley Publishing Company Reading, MA 01867 AWWA Publications Sales Department American Water Works Assoc. 2 Park Avenue New York, NY 10016 BBC British Information Services 845 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 BIF BIF Division PO Box 276 Providence, RI 02901 BM Badger Meter Company 4545 West Deer Brown Road Milwaukiee, WI 53223 BMC Burns 5 McDonnell Engineering Company PO Box 173 Kansas City, MO 64141 BP BP North American, Inc. 620 5th Avenue New York, NY 10020 BR Bureau of Reclamation Engineering f, Research Center PO Box 25007 Denver, CO 80225 CA University of California Extension Media Center Berkeley, CA 94720 Cat Modern Talking Picture Service Caterpillar Film Library 1687 Elmhurst Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 CC Chevron Chemical Company PO Box 1040 Perth Amboy, NJ 08862 CCC Chevron Chemical Company--Ortho Division Advertising § Public Relations 200 Bush Street San Francisco, CA 94120 CCT C. C. Thomas, Publisher 301-327 East Lawrence Avenue Springfield, IL 62717 CEF Centron Educational Films PO Box 687 Lawrence, KS 66044 CGE Canadian General Electric Film Library 214 King Street West Toronto, Ontario, Canada Chap National Water Well Assoc. 88 East Broad Street Columbus, OH 43215 CI Chlorine Institute 342 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10017 CIL Canadian Industries, Ltd. Film Library PO Box 10 Montreal, Quebec, Canada CIPRA Cast Iron Pipe Research Assoc. Suite 323, Executive Plaza East 1211 West 22nd Street Oak Brook, IL 60521 Colt Colt Industries 3601 Kansas Avenue Kansas City, KS 66106 "This information is for use with Table 4, pages 14-43. ------- 8-VOLUME II TABLE 3 (continued) CODE SOURCE CODE SOURCE CPC Chemical Publishing Company, Inc. EPA-R3 EPA Region III 200 Park Avenue South Public Affairs Office New York, NY 10003 6th and Walnut Streets Philadelphia, PA 19106 CSC Communication Skills Corp. (DE, MD, PA, VA, WV, DC) 1220 Post Road Fairfield, CT 06430 EPA-R4 EPA Revion IV Public Affairs Office CT Can-Tex Industries, Inc. 1421 Peachtree Street NE Film Library Atlanta, GA 30309 Mineral Wells, TX 76067 (AL, FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN) CTeed Certain-Teed Products Corp. EPA-R4A EPA Training Officer Pipe Division Water Programs Operations Lea Building Environmental Protection Agency Ambler, PA 19002 College Station Road Athens, GA 30601 CWPCA CA Water Pollution Control Assoc. 2410 East Huntington Drive EPA-R5 EPA Region V Duarte, CA 91010 Public Affairs Office 1 NW Wacker Drive DDC Doubleday § Company, Inc. Chicago, IL 60606 501 Franklin Avenue (IL, IN, MN, MI, OH, WI) Garden City, NY 11530 EPA-R6 EPA Region VI DRBC Ralph Porges Public Affairs Office Delaware River Basin Commission 1600 Patterson Street, Suite 1100 PO Box 360 Dallas, TX 75201 Trenton, NJ 08603 (AR, LA, NM, TX, OK) EBEC Encyclopedia Britannica Education Corp. EPA-R7 EPA Region VII 425 North Michigan Avenue Public Affairs Office Chicago, IL 60611 1735 Baltimore Avenue Kansas City, MO 64108 EID E. I. duPont de Nemours § Company, Inc. (IA, KS, MO, NB) Education § Applied Technology Division 10404 Nemours Building EPA-R8 EPA Region VIII Wilmington, DE 19898 Public Affairs Office 1860 Lincoln Street EPA-1 Walter Gilbert, Chief Denver, CO 80203 Operation and Maintenance Branch (CO, MT, ND, SD, UT, WY) Division of Municipal Wastewater Systems Environmental Protection Agency EPA-R9 EPA Region IX Washington, DC 20460 Public Affairs Office 100 California Street EPA-2 Ms. Eileen Hopewell San Francisco, CA 94111 EPA National Training Center (AZ, CA, NV, HI, Guam) Cincinnati, OH 45268 EPA-R10 EPA Region X EPA-3 Training Officer Public Affairs Office Water Supply Programs Division, OWP 1200 6th Avenue Environmental Protection Agency Seattle, WA 98101 4676 Columbia Parkway (ID, OR, WA, AK) Cincinnati, OH 45268 Fiber Fibercast Company EPA-R1 EPA Region I PO Box 968 Public Affairs Office Sand Springs, OK 74063 John F. Kennedy Building Room 2303 FiCo The Film Company Boston, MA 02203 212 West Franklin Avenue (CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT) Minneapolis, MN 55404 EPA-R2 EPA Region II Fin Stuart Finley, Inc. Public Affairs Office 3428 Mansfield Road 26 Federal Plaza, Room 847 Falls Church, VA 22041 New York, NY 10007 (NJ, NY, PR, VI) FL Mr. George B. Furman, Sec.-Tres. FL Water § Wastewater Operators Assoc. 812 South Varr Avenue Rockledge, FL 329S5 ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 9 TABLE 3 (continued) CODE SOURCE CODE SOURCE FPTD GA GPO GWRI Hall Hef HES HRW HS HumOil ICPRB IFB IL-EPA IN Inf ISA Flexible Pipe Tools Division 400 Lexington Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15208 L. C. Harrison Dept. of Natural Resources Environmental Protection Division 47 Trinity Avenue SW Atlanta, GA 30334 Superintendent of Documents US Government Printing Office Washington, DC 20402 Ground Water Resources Institute 221 North LaSalle Street Chicago, IL 60601 Hall § Company 20 Hallwood Road Delmar, NY 12054 W. Heffer and Sons, Ltd. 20 Trinity Street Cambridge, England CB2 3NG Health Education Service PO Box 7283 Albany, NY 12224 Modern Film Rentals 1687 Elmhurst Road Ellc Grove Village, IL 60007 Hersey-Products, Inc. 0-02 Fair Lawn Avenue Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 Exxon Company, USA Public Relations Department, Room 4190 PO Box 2180 Houston, TX 77001 Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin 814 East West Towers 4350 East West Highway Bethesda, MD 20014 International Film Bureau, Inc. 332 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60604 Manager, Operator Certification Division of Public Water Supplies Environmental Protection Agency 2200 Churchill Road Springfield, IL 62706 Indiana University Audio-Visual Center Bloomington, IN 47401 Westinghouse Electric Corp. Infilco Division PO Box 2118 Richmond, VA 23216 Instrument Society of America 400 Stanwix Street Pittsburgh, PA 15222 IUP Indiana University Press 10th § Morton Streets Bloomington, IN 47401 IVT F. L. Coventry 261 Taft Place Gary, IN 46404 IWL New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission 607 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02116 JD Johnson Division Universal Oil Products Company PO Box 3318 St. Paul, MN 55165 JF Journal Films, Inc. 909 West Diversey Parkway Chicago, IL 60614 JM Johns-Manville Greenwood Plaza Denver, CO 80217 JoM Josam Manufacturing Company Michigan City, IN 46360 JW John Wiley § Sons, Inc. 605 Third Avenue New York, NY 10016 KLJ K. L. Johnston 305 Riverview Drive East Great Falls, MT 59404 LAN The Lansford Publishing Co., Dept. B PO Box 8711 San Jose, CA 95155 LanPr Mrs. E. H. Goodwin Texas Water Utilities Assoc. 2202 Indian Trail Austin, TX 78703 LB Link-Belt Company Free Film Library Prudential Plaza Chicago, IL 60601 LCC Educational Products Division LaMotte Chemical Products Company Chestertown, MD 21620 LWV League of Women Voters of the US 1730 M Street NW Washington, DC 20036 ManBks Management Source Books, Inc. 347 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10017 Marcel Marcel Dekker, Inc. 95 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10017 MCA Manufacturing Chemists Assoc. 1825 Connecticut Avenue NW Washington, DC 20009 ------- 10-VOLUME II TABLE 3 (continued) CODE SOURCE CODE SOURCE McG McGraw-Hill Book Company 330 West 42nd Street New York, NY 10036 MGH-1 McGraw-Hill Book Company 1221 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10020 MGH-2 Contemporary/McGraw-Hill Films 1221 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10020 Milli B. Sogn Millipore Corp. Educational Division Bedford, MA 01730 Minn Minneapolis-St. Paul Sanitary District 2400 Childs Road St. Paul, MN S5106 M3E Jacques Bourque Training § Licensing Section Ministry of the Environment 135 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto 195, Ontario, Canada MPCA W. N. Sexauer MN Pollution Control Agency 717 Delaware Street SE Minneapolis, MN 55440 MPH John E. Vogt Bureau of Environmental Health Dept. of Natural Resources Lansing, MI 48926 MT MT Board of Certification for Water § Wastewater Operators Capitol Post Office Helena, MT •59601 MTP-1 Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc. 160 East Grand Avenue Chicago, IL 60611 MTP-2 Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc. 2323 New Hyde Park Road New Hyde Park, NY 11040 NAC National Association of Counties 1735 New York Avenue NW Washington, DC 20006 Nalco Nalco Chemical Company 180 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60601 NatTex National Textbook Company 8259 Niles Center Road Skokie, IL 60076 NB R. D. Catton Henningson, Durham § Richardson 3555 Farnam Street Omaha, NB 68131 NBC NBC Educational Enterprises 30 Rockefeller Plaza New Yotk, NY 10020 NCSA National Crushed Stone Assoc. 1415 Elliott Place, NW Washington, DC 20007 NCW W. D. Lewis, Jr. NC Waterworks Operators Assoc. PO Drawer 545 Elizabeth City, NC 27909 NEWRI New England Regional Wastewater Inst. 2 Fort Road South Portland, ME 04106 NFBC Contemporary Films National Film Board of Canada 1221 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10020 NGS National Georgraphic Society 17 and M Streets, NW Washington, DC 20036 NLA National Lime Association 5010 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20016 NMAC National Audiovisual Center National Archives § Records Service General Services Administration Washington, DC 20409 Noyes Noyes Data Corporation Noyes Building Park Ridge, NJ 07665 NWI National Water Institute 744 Broad Street, Room 3405 Newark, NJ 07102 ODNR Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, Film Library 1500 Dublin Road Columbus, OH 43212 Oli Oligodynamics Press PO Box 2956 Dallas, TX 75221 OKSU Center for Water Research in Engineering Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74074 OSU Water Resources Center Ohio State University Columbus, OH 43210 PA Pennsylvania Department of Health Film Library PO Box 90 Harrisburg, PA 17120 PAV Prof. P. A. Vesilind Department of Civil Engineering Duke University Durham, NC 27706 PBC Price Brothers Company 1932 East Monument Avenue Dayton, OH 45400 ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 11 TABLE 3 (continued) CODE SOURCE CODE SOURCE PC National Assoc. of Plumbing, Heating SBA-1 Small Business Administration 5 Cooling Contractors 2113 J. F. Kennedy Federal Building 1016 20th Street, N1V Boston, MA 02203 Washington, DC 20036 SBA-2 Small Business Administration PCA. Portland Cement Association Room 3930, 26 Federal Plaza Old Orchard Road New York, NY 10007 Skokie, IL 60076 SBA-3 Small Business Administration PCC Pennwalt Corporation Suite 400 East Lobby Three Parkway 1 Decker Square Philadelphia, PA 19102 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 Pem The Pemberton Press SBA-4 Small Business Administration c/o Jenkins Publishing Company Room 411, 1401 Peachtree Street, NE PO Box 2085 Atlanta, GA 30309 Austin, TX 78767 SBA-5 Small Business Administration Pene The Penetryn System, Inc. 437 Federal Building 1316 Palmetto Avenue 219 Dearborn Street Winter Park, FL 32789 Chicago, IL 60604 PET Plant Engineering Training Systems Div. SBA-6 Small Business Administration Technical Publishing Company--Dept. 5 Room 300, 1309 Main Street 1301 South Grove Avenue Dallas, TX 75202 Barrington, IL 60010 SBA-7 Small Business Administration Plenum Plenum Publishing Corp. 24th Floor, 911 Walnut Street 227 West 17th Street Kansas City, MD 64106 New York, NY 10011 SBA-8 Small Business Administration PNW Donald E. Proctor Room 426A, 721 19th Street Water and Wastewater Systems DenveT, CO 80202 Personnel Training Programs Green River Community College SBA-9 Small Business Administration 12401 SE 320th Street Federal Building, 450 Golden Gate Aveni Auburn, WA 98002 San Francisco, CA 94102 PPG W. H. Shurtleff SBA-10 Small Business Administration Pittsburgh Plate Glass Room 1227, 506 Second Avenue Portland, ME 04103 Seattle, WA 98104 PRASA Puerto Rico Aqueduct § Sewer Authority SCPCA Henry Gibson Santurce, PR 00908 SC Water § Pollution Control Assoc. PO Box 11628 Prem Premier Press Columbia, SC 29211 PO Box 4428 Berkeley, CA 97404 SEF Sterling Educational Films 241 East 34th Street PRS Power Magazine New York,'NY 10016 Reader Service Department 1221 Avenue of the Americas SERCO Sanitary Engineering Laboratory, Inc. New York, NY 10020 3105 East 42nd Street Minneapolis, MN 55406 Rein Reinhold Book Corporation 450 West 33rd Street Shell Shell Film Library New York, NY 10001 450 North Meridan Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 RH Rohm and Haas Company Independence Mall West SmLo Smith § Loveless Philadelphia, PA 19105 Division Ecodyne Corp. 96th 5 Old Sante Fe Trail RF Roundtable Films, Inc. Lenexa, KS 66215 113 North San Vincente Boulevard Beverley Hills, CA 90211 SSC Kenneth Kerri Department of Civil Engineering RSC Republic Steel Corporation Sacramento State College Republic Building 6000 Jay Street Cleveland, OH 44100 Sacramento, CA 95819 ------- 12-VOLUME II TABLE 3 (continued) CODE SOURCE CODE SOURCE SUCF Film Librarian UWF United World Films State University College of Forestry 221 Park Avenue South Syracuse, NY 13210 New York, NY 10003 SVC Steck-Vaughn Company UWy F. R. Harman PO Box 2028 Department of Environmental Quality Austin, TX 78767 State Office Building Cheyenne, WY 82002 Tahoe South Tahoe Public Utility District PO Box AU VNos Van Nostrand Reinhold Company South Lake Tahoe, CA 95705 450 West 33rd Street New York, NY 10001 TAM Texas Af,M University Texas Engineering Extension Service VSI Vibra Screw, Inc. FE Drawer K 755 Union Boulevard College Station, TX 77843 Totowa, NJ 07512 TGFC Film Library WBS W. B. Saunders Company Tennessee Game and Fish Commission West Washington Square 1600 Lock Road Philadelphia, PA 19105 Nashville, TN 38207 WCB Wm, C. Brown Company, Publishers TL Time-Life Films 135 South Locust 43 West 16th Street Dubuque, IA 52001 New York, NY 10011 WHO World Health Organization TPC Thomas Printing § Publishing Co., Ltd. Distribution § Sales Service 724 Besnoyer Street 1211 Geneva 27 Kaukauna, WI 54130 Switzerland TX J. B. DeLange WI Wiley-Interscience TX State Department of Health John Wiley § Sons, Inc. 1100 West 49th Street 605 Third Avenue Austin, TX 78756 New York, NY 10016 UEVA Universal Education § Visual Art WPCF Publications Department 221 Park Avenue South Water Pollution Control Federation New York, NY 10003 3900 Wisconsin Avenue Washington, DC 20016 UM Film Rental Library University of Maine WRCA Graphic Service Orono, ME 04473 Department of Water Resources PO Box 388 USAEC USAEC Technical Information Center Sacramento, CA 95802 PO Box 62 Oak Ridge, TN 37830 WSW Water § Sewage Works Scranton Publishing Company USAF Director of Installations 35 East Wacker Drive Deputy Chief of Staff Operations Chicago, IL 60601 Headquarters USAF Washington, DC 20242 WVPP Westvaco Chemical Division USDA Office of Communication Carbon Technical Center Motion Picture Service Covington, VA 24426 US Department of Agriculture Room 1614 South Building WWE Book Department Washington, DC 20250 Water § Wastes Engineering 666 Fifth Avenue USGS US Geological Survey Washington, DC 20242 Zi Zimpro, Inc. Rothschild, WI 54474 USN Naval Facilities Engineering Command Department of the Navy Washington, DC 20390 USSPWC US Senate Public Works Committee Room 4204 New Senate Office Bldg. Washington, DC 20242 UTole Research Foundation of the University of Toledo 2801 West Bancroft Street New York, CM 43606 ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 13 Instructional Materials This tabulation contains the following information insofar as it is obtainable for each item of instructional material: Identity number Title Author Type of material Video tape (1/2", 1", 2") Motion picture (8mm, 16mm, 35mm) Filmstrip Slide Overhead transparency Audio tape (cassette, reel) Microforme reader Synchronizing equipment Printed matter Intended audience Basic operations (entry level) Intermediate operations (skill improvement) Advanced operations (process control) Management Designed usage Group Individual Source Cost. Approximately 900 items are listed in Table 4, pages 14-43. This is not a complete listing, but only that which was available to the compiler at the time the list was prepared; however, efforts were made to make it as accurate as possible. Any discrepancies in the information should be noted and transmitted to the project director. ------- 14 - VOLUME II TABLE 4 INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 1 Index to Journal AWWA (1956-65) (No. 10001) AWWA PM BO, 10, AO, M I AWWA 10.00 2 Index to Journal AWWA (1940-55) (No. 10002) AWWA FM BO, 10, AO, M I AWWA 9.00 3 Glossary: Water and Wastewater Control Engineering (No. 10003) AWWA, APHA, ASCE, WPCF FM BO, 10, AO, M I AWWA APHA ASCE WPCF 10.00 4 Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater, 13th ed. (No. 10004) AWWA, APHA, ASCE, WPCF PM BO, 10, AO, M I AWWA APHA ASCE WPCF 22.50 5 Survival and Retirement Experience with Water Works Facilities (No. 10005) AWWA, Inst. Water Supply Utilities FM M I AWWA 6.00 6 Water Treatment Plant Design (No. 10006) AWWA, ASCE, Conf. of State San. Engr. FM AO, M I AWWA ASCE 15.00 7 Water Utility Accounting (No. 10007) AWWA, Mun.Finance Officers Assoc. of US § Canada FM M I AWWA 12.50 8 Water Quality and Treatment: A Handbook of Public Water Supplies, 3rd ed., AWWA AWWA PM IO, AO, M I AWWA 19.50 9 Disposal of Wastes from Water Treatment Plants (No. 20101) AWWA FM ' AO, M I AWWA 8.00 10 Supplementary Readings on Water Utility Safety--S103 (No. 20103) AWWA PM 10, AO, M I AWWA 6.00 11 Supplementary Readings on Water Utility Management--S105 (No. 20105) AWWA PM M I AWWA 8.00 12 Cross-Connections and Backflow Pre- vention- -S106 (No. 20106) G. J. Angele m IO, AO, M I AWWA 4.00 13 Improving Water Treatment Operations-- S107 (No. 20107) AWWA M BO, IO, AO I AWWA 7.00 14 Survey of Operating Data for Water Works in 1960 (No. 20109) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 20.00 IS Water Utility Employee Benefits, 1969 (No. 20110) AWWA PM M I AWWA 4.00 16 Water Utility Salaries and Wages, 1968 (No. 20111) AWWA PM M I AWWA 20.00 17 Suggested Course Outlines for Water Distribution System Operators--Grade I (No. 20113) AWWA IN BO G AWWA 3.00 18 Suggested Course Outlines for Water Distribution System Operators--Grade II (No. 20114) AWWA PM IO G AWWA 6.00 19 Suggested Course Outlines for Water Distribution System Operators—Grade III (No. 20115) AWWA PM AO G AWWA 7.00 20 Suggested Course Outlines for Water Treatment Operators--Grade I (No. 20117) AWWA PM BO G AWWA 12.00 21 Suggested Course Outlines for Water Treatment Operators--Grade II (No. 20118) AWWA PM IO G AWWA 12.00 22 Suggested Course Outlines for Water Treatment Operators--Grade III (No. 20119) AWWA PM AO G AWWA 12.00 23 Water Rates--Ml (No. 30001) AWWA PM M I AWWA 5.00 ------- 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 16 TABLE 4 (continued) TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF INTENDED DESIGNED MATERIAL AUDIENCE USAGE SOURCE COST Safety Practice for Water Utilities--M3 AWWA (No. 30003) A Training Course in Water Utility AWWA Management--MS (No. 30005) Water Meters--Selection, Installation, AWWA Testing, and Maintenance--M6 (No. 30006) Animals Associated with Potable Water AWWA Supplies--Operators' Identification Guide--M7 (No. 30007) A Training Course in Water Distribution-- AWWA M8 (No. 30008) Installation of Concrete Pipe--M9 AWWA (No. 30009) Simplified System of Accounts for AWWA Municipally Owned Water Utilities-- M10 (No. 30010) Steel Pipe--Design and Insallation-- AWWA Mil (No. 30011) Simplified Procedures for Water AWWA Examination--Ml2 (No. 30012) Spillway Design Practice--M13 AWWA (No. 30013) Recommended Practice for Backflow AWWA Prevention and Cross-Connection Control--Ml4 (No. 30014) Visual Aids Index--MIS (No. 30015) AWWA Tailgate Safety Lectures--M16 (No. 30016) AWWA Installation, Operation and Maintenance AWWA of Fire Hydrants--M17 (No. 30017) Basic Water Treatment Operator's AWWA Manual--M18 (No. 30018) AWWA Standard for Deep Wells--A100-66 AWWA (No. 41100) AWWA Standard for Filtering Material-- AViWA B100-72 (No. 42100) AWWA Standard foT Sodium Chloride-- AVIWA B200-69 (No. 42200) AWWA Standard for Soda Ash--B201-59 AWWA (No. 42201) AWWA Standard for Quicklime and Hydrated AWWA Ume-'B202-65 (No. 42202) AWIA Standard for Hypochlorites--B300-64 AWWA (No. 42300) AWWA Standard for Liquid Chlorine-- AWWA B301-59 (No. 4Z301) AWWA Standard for Amncnium Sulfate-- AWWA B302-64 (No. 42302) AWWA Standard for Sodium Chlorite-- AWWA B303-67 (No. 42303) AWWA Standard for Ferrous Sulfate-- AWWA B402-68 (No. 42402) PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM FM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM FM PM PM PM AD, M M BO, IO, AO, M AO 10, AO M M ro, AO BO AO, M AO, M AO, M AO, M AO, M AO, M AO, M AD, M AO, M AO, M 10, AO 10, AO 10, AO M AO I BO, IO, AO I AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA MIA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA AMA 7.00 8.00 6.00 5.00 8.00 5.00 3.00 9.00 9.00 7.00 3.00 5.00 7.00 3.00 7.00 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.0 0 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.0 0 2.00 ------- 16-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 49 AWWA Standard for Aluminum Sulfate-- Lump, Ground, or Liquid--B403-70 (No. 42403) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 50 AWWA Standard for Liquid Sodium Silicate--B404-58 (No. 42404) AWWA FM AO, M I AWIVA 2.00 51 AWWA Standard for Sodium Aluminate-- B-405-60 (No. 42405) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 52 AWWA Standard for Ferric Sulfate--B406- 64 (No. 42406) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 53 AWWA Standard for Trisodium Phosphate-- B-500-66 (No. 42500) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 54 AWWA Standard for Caustic Soda--B501-64 (No. 42501) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 55 AWWA Standard for Sodium Hexametaphos- phate--B502-67 AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 56 AWWA Standard for Powdered Activated Carbon--B600-66 AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 57 AWWA Standard for Sodium Pyrosulfite B601-64 (No. 42601) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 58 AWWA Standard for Copper Sulfate-- B602-59 (No. 42602) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 59 AWWA Standard for Potassium Per- manganate- -B603-68 (No. 42603) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 60 AWWA Standard for Sodium Fluoride-- B701-71 (No. 42701) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 61 AWWA Standard for Sodium Silico- fluoride--B702-71 (No. 42702) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 62 AWWA Standard for Fluosilic Acid-- B703-71 (No. 42703) AWWA FM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 63 American National Standard for Thickness Design of Cast-Iron Pipe--C101-67 (ANSI A 21.1-1907) (R 1972) (No. 43101) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 6.00 64 American National Standard for Cement- Nbrtar Lining for Cast-Iron and Ductile- Iron Pipe and Fittings for Water--C104- 71 (ANSI A21.4-1971) (No. 43104) AWWA FM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 65 American National Standard for Cast-Iron Pipe Centrifugally Cast in Metal Molds for Water or Other Liquids--C106-70 (ANSI A21.6-1970) (No, 43106) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 3.00 66 American National Standard for Cast-iron Centrifugally Cast in Sand-Lined Molds for Water or Other Liquids--C108-70 (ANSI A21.8-1970) (No. 43108) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 4.00 67 American National Standard for Gray-Iron and Ductile-Iron Fittings, 2 in. through 48 in. for Water and Other Liquids-- C110-71 (ANSI A21.10-1971) (No. 43110) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 68 American National Standard for Rubber Gasket Joints for Cast-iron and Ductile- Iron Pressure Pipe and Fittings--Clll-72 (ANSI A21.11-1977) (No. 43111) AWWA FM AO, M I AWWA 3.00 69 American National Standard for 2-in. and 2 1/4 in. Cast-Iron Pipe, Centrifugally Cast for Water or Other Liquids--C112-71 (ANSI A21.12-1971) (No. 43112) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 70 American National Standard for the Thick- ness Design of Ductile-Iron Pipe--C150-71 (ANSI A21.50-1971) (No. 43150) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 3.00 ------- ;nt: MB! 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 17 TABLE 4 (continued) TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF INTENDED DESIGNED m„T MATERIAL AUDIENCE USAGE »UUKU; Ofoi American National Standard for Ductile- AWWA Iron Pipe, Centrifugally Cast in Metal Molds or Sand-Lined Molds for Water or Other Liquids--C151-71 (ANSI A21.S1- 1971) (No. 43151) AWWA Standard for Fabricated Electrically AWWA Welded Steel Pipe--C201-66 (No. 43201) AWWA Standard for Mill-Type Steel Water AWWA Pipe--C202-64 (No. 43202) AWWA Standard for Coal-Tar Enamel AWWA Protective Coatings for Steel Water Pipe--C203-66 (No. 43203) AWWA Standard for Cement-Mortar AWWA Protective Lining and Coating for Steel Water Pipe--4 in. and Larger-- Shop Applied--C205-71 (No. 43205) AWWA Standard for Field Welding of AWWA Steel Water Pipe Joints--C206-62 (No. 43206) AWWA Standard for Steel Pipe Flanges-- AWWA C207-5S (No. 43207) AWWA Standard for Dimensions for Steel AWWA Water Pipe Fittings--C208-59 (No. 43208) AWWA Standard for Reinforced-Concrete AWWA Water Pipe--Steel Cylinder Type, Not Prestressed--C300-64 (No. 43300) AWWA Standard for Prestressed Concrete AWWA Pressure Pipe, Steel Cylinder Type for Water and Other Liquids--C301-72 (No. 43301) AWWA Standard for Reinforced-Concrete AWWA Water Pipe--Noncy1inder Type, Not Prestressed--C302-64 (No, 43302) AWWA Standard for Reinforced-Concrete AWWA Water Pipe--Steel Cylinder Type, Pretensioned--C303-70 (No. 43303) AWWA Standard for Asbestos-Cement AWWA Pressure Pipe for Water and Other Liquids--C400-72 (No. 43400) AWWA Standard Practice for the Selection AWWA of Asbestos-Cement Water Pipe--C401-64 (No. 43401) AWWA Standard for Gate Valves--3 in. AWWA through 48 in.--for Water and Other Liquids--CS00-71 (No. 43S00) AWWA Standard for Sluice Gates--C501-67 AWWA (No. 43S01) AWWA Standard for Fire Hydrants for AWWA Ordinary Water Works Service--C502-64 (No. 41502) AWWA Standard for Wet-Barrel Fire AWWA Hydrants for Ordinary Water Works Service--CS03-70 (No. 43S03) AWWA Standard for Rubber-Seated Butter- AWWA fly Valves--C5Q4-70 (No. 43504) AWWA Standard for Backflow Prevention AWWA Devices--Reduced Pressure Principle and Double Check Valve Types--C506-69 (No. 43506) PM AO, M AWWA 3.00 PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM AO, M AO, M AO, M AO, M PM AO, M PM A0, M PM AO, M PM AO, M PM AO, M PM AO, M AO, M AO, M AO, M AO, M AO, M I AWWA AWWA AWWA AWWA 3.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 AWWA 2.00 FM AO, M I AWWA 3.00 I AWWA 3.00 I AWWA 3.00 I AWWA 2.00 I AWWA 3.00 I AWWA 2.00 I AWWA 3.00 I AWWA 2.00 AWWA 2.00 I AWWA 2.00 X AWWA 2.00 ------- 18-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 91 AWWA Standard for Installation of Cast- iron Water Mains--C600-64 (No. 43600) AWWA PM AD, M I AWWA 4.00 92 AWWA Standard for Disinfecting Water Mains--C601-68 (No. 43601) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 93 AWWA Standard for Cement-Mortar Lining of Water Pipelines in Place--C602-67 (No. 43602) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 94 AWWA Standard for Installation of Asbestos-Cement Water Pipe-~C603-65 (No. 43603) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 95 AWWA Standard for Cold-Water Meters-- Displacement Type--C700-71 (No. 43700) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 96 AWWA Standard for Cold-Water Meters-- Turbine Type for Customer Service-- C701-70 (No. 43701) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 97 AWWA Standard for Cold-Water Meters-- Compound Type--C702-70 (No. 43702) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 98 AWWA Standard for Cold-Water Meters-- Fire Service Type--C703-70 (No. 43703) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 99 AWWA Standard for Cold-Water Meters-- Propeller Type for Main Line Appli- cations--C704-70 (No. 43704) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 100 AWWA Standard for Direct-Reading Remote Registration Systems for Cold-Water Meters--C706-72 (No. 43706) AWWA . PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 101 AWWA Standard for Threads for Under- ground Service Line Fittings--C800-66 (No. 43800) AWWA PM AD, M I AWWA 2.00 102 AWWA Standard for Steel Tanks--Stand- pipes, Reservoirs, and Elevated Tanks for Water Storage--D100-67 (No. 44100) AWWA m AO, M I AWWA 2.00 103 AWWA Standard for Inspecting and Repairing Steel Tanks, Standpipes, Reservoirs, and Elevated Tanks for Water Storage--D101-53 (No, 44101) AWWA PM AO, M I AWWA 2.00 104 AWWA Standard for Painting and Re- painting Steel Tanks, Standpipes, Reservoirs, and Elevated Tanks for Water Storage--D102-64 (No. 44102) AWWA m AO, M I AWWA 4.00 10S American National Standard for Deep Well Vertical Turbine Pumps--Line Shaft and Submersible Types--E101-71 (ANSI B58.1-1971) (No. 45101) AWWA m AO, M I AWWA 4.00 106 The Story of Water Supply AWWA PM BO I AWWA 0.15 107 Your Water Supply AWWA PM BO I AWWA Free 108 Supervisor's Workshop AJV)« PM M I AWWA 1.40/ month 109 Sounds of Supervision AWWA ATC M I AWWA 6.50/ month 110 Emergency Planning for Water Utility Management--Ml9 (No. 30019) AWWA PM M I AWWA 6.00 111 Water Chlorination Principles and Practices--M20 (No. 30020) AWWA PM 10, AO I AWWA 6.00 112 Twenty-Year Index to Sewage Works Journal, 1928-1948 WPCF PM BO, IO, AD, M I WPCF 6.00 113 Ten-Year Index to Sewage and Industrial Wastes, 1949-1958 WPCF PM BO, 10, AO, M I WPCF 6.00 114 Five-Year Index to Journal Water Pollution Control Federation, 1959- 1963 WPCF fM BO, 10, AO, M I WPCF 6.00 ------- 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 13S 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 19 TABLE 4. (continued) TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED DESIGNED AUDIENCE OSAGE SOURCE COST Five-Year Index to Journal Water Pollu- tion Control Federation, 1964-1968 Safety in Wastewater Works, MOP-1 Utilization of Municipal Wastewater Sludge, M3P-2 Regulation of Sewer Use, MOP-3 Aeration in Wastewater Treatment, MOP-5 Units of Expression for Wastes and Waste Treatment, MOP-6 Sewer Maintenance, MOP-7 Sewage Treatment Plant Design, MOP-8 Design and Construction of Sanitary and Storm Sewers, M0P-9 Uniform System of Accounts for Wastewater Utilities, M3P-10 Operation of Wastewater Treatment Plants, MOP-11 Anaerobic Sludge Digestion, M3P-16 Paints and Protective Coatings for Waste- water Treatment Facilities, MOP-17 Sludge Dewatering, MOP-20 Simplified Laboratory Procedures for Wastewater Examination, WPCF Pub. No. 18 Public Relations Handbook, WPCF Pub. No. 12 Well of the World, WPCF Pub. No. 19 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Training Course One, WPCF Pub. No. 13 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Training Course Two, WPCF Pub. No. 14 Safety Series I Safety Series II Safety Series III The Safe Way Margin for Safety Manual of Instruction for Water Treatment Plant Operators Manual of Instruction for Sewage Treatment Plant Operators Operation of Wastewater Treatment Plants Analysis of Waste Water Samples (342 colored slides) Procedures for Evaluating Performance of Wastewater Treatment Plants--A Manual Training Program for Use of Procedures for Evaluating Performance of Wastewater Treatment Plants—A Manual Threatened Treasures (6, c) WPCF PM BO, IO, I WPCF 8.00 AO, M WPCF PM 10, AO, M I WPCF 1.50 WPCF Bi 10, AO I WPCF 4.00 WPCF IM 10, AO, M I WPCF 2.00 WPCF PM 10, AO I WPCF 6.00 WPCF IM B0, 10, I WPCF 1.00 ¦AO. M WPCF FM BO, IO, AO I WPCF 3.00 WPCF M AO, M I WPCF 7.00 WPCF IM AO, M I WPCF 10.00 WPCF WPCF WPCF ¦WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF FM IM FM FM PM FM FM m FM, SL IM, SL BO, 10, AO I IO, AO 10, AD 10, AO B0 M M BO IO WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF WPCF 4.00 4.00 3.00 3,00 6.00 4.00 4.00 Free 30.00 50.00 WPCF IM, SL BO, 10, AO G WPCF 16.50 WPCF IM, SL B0, 10, AO G WPCF 16.50 WPCF IM, SL B0, 10, AO G WPCF 16.50 WCF IM, SL BO, 10, AO G WPCF 11.50 WPCF IM, SL BO, 10, AD G WPCF 11.50 NY Dept. of Health IM 10, AO, M I HES 2.00 NY Dept. of Health PM 10, AO, M I HBS 1.50 Ken Kerri, ed. PM 10, AO, M I, G SSC 20.00 W Dept. of Health PM, SL B0, 10, G HES 120.00 URS Research Company PM 10, AD, M G EPA-1 Free URS Research Company IM, SL 10, AO, *1 G HPA-1 Free Fisherman's In- formation Bureau MP-16 BO, M MIP-l Free ------- 20-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED DESIGNED AUDIENCE USAGE SOURCE COST 146 It's Your Decision--Clean Water (14, c) Soap § Detergent Assoc. ^ League of Women Voters MP-16 BO, M MTP-1 Free 147 The Water Famine (30, bw) CBS Reports MP-16 M G MTP-1 Free 148 The Choice if Ours (28, c) Coordinating Comm. for Upper Miss. R. Comp. Water § Rel. Land Res. Basin Study MP-16 M G MTP-1 Free 149 Lake Erie Pollution Feature (4, bw) CBS News MP-16 M G MTP-1 Free 150 Pure Water from Waste Water (15, c) EPA MP-16 M G MTP-1 Free 151 Beargrass Creek (20, c) ORSANCO MP-16 BO, IO, AO, M G Fin 20. OOr 152 Project Hypolimnion (14, c) EPA § NASA MP-16 AO, M G MTP-1 Free 153 River Must Live (21, c) Shell Oil MP-16 AO, M G EPA-R Free 154 Lakes (9, c) Indiana Univ. MP-16 BO G IN 5.25r 155 Ecology of Fresh Water (16, c) University Films MP-16 10 G MGH 12.50r 156 The Flooding River (34, c) Hamshire Coram. Corp. MP-16 M G W 25.00 157 The Year of Disaster (28, c) Caterpillar Tractor MP-16 M G MTP-2 Free 158 Ground Water--The Hidden Reservoir Audio Productions MP-16 BO G W 195.00 159 Nature's Plan: Living Water Series (15, c) MP-16 BO G EBEC 8.OOr 160 Our Poisoned World: Water (30, c) Herb Thurman MP-16 M G TL 30.OOr 161 A Horseshoe Nail (18, c) Finley MP-16 M G Fin 20.OOr 162 The First Fifteen Years (25, c) ORSANCO MP-16 M G Fin 20.OOr 163 The Drowning Bay (9, c) King Screen Prod. MP-16 M G HRW 10.OOr 164 The First Pollution (26, c) Finley MP-16 BO, 10 AO, M G Fin 30.OOr 165 Renaissance of a River (20, c) Inter. Adv. Comm. on Susquehanna MP-16 M G Fin 20.OOr 166 The River Must Live (21, c) Shell Oil MP-16 BO, IO, AO, M G Shell Free r 167 Load on Top (14, c) Seven Oil Co. MP-16 AO, M G BP Free r 168 The Gifts (28, c) EPA MP-16 BO, 10, AO, M G MTP-2 Free r 169 Detecting Water Pollution (30, bw) G. V. Valkenberg MP-16 10, AO G Cal 13. OOr 170 The Majestic, Polluted Hudson (26, c or bw) CBS News MP-16 B0, 10 AO, M G AS 10.OOr 171 Water, Water Everywhere (5, c) National Film Board of Canada MP-16 M G NFBC 172 The Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes (17, c) National Film Board of Canada MP-16 M G NFBC 15. OOr 173 Oil Spoil! (17, c) Sierra Club MP-16 M G AS Free r 174 Teamwork on the Potomac (29, c) Finley MP-16 M G Fin 22.50r 175 Oil on the River (23, c) ORSANCO MP-16 M G Fin 20.OOr 176 Water Pollution: Can We Keep Our R. Werrenrath MP-16 B0, M G JF 11.OOr Water Clean? (12 1/2, c) ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 21 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 177 How Our Town Saved the River (25, c) Portland Cement MP-16 M G PCA 8.00r 178 Water Pollution (10, c) P. Rubenstein MP-16 BO, M G SEF 135.00 179 Man's Natural Environment--The Creek (26, c) T. Hamm Co. MP-16 BO, M G FiCo lO.OOr +postage 180 Stream (15, c) Communico MP-16 M G ACI 200.00 181 The Aging of Lakes (14, c) Encyclopedia Britannica MP-16 AO, M G EBEC 8.00r 182 Lakes--Aging and Pollution (15, c) Centron Ed. Films MP-16 BO, M G CEF 19.50r 183 Who Killed Lake Erie? (51, c) NBC MP-16 M G NBC 25.00r 184 How to Make a Dirty River (27, c) NBC MP-16 M G NBC 15.00 185 Anaerobic Digestion (XT-34) EPA IM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-2 Free r 186 Good Riddance (25, c) ORSANCO MP-16 M Fin 22.50r 187 Development of a Water Quality Program for Delaware River Basin Commission Del. Riv. Basin Commission IM M I DRBC 0.50 188 Industrial Wastewater Management and Policy Seminar (May 1969) Del. Riv. Basin Comnission PM M I DRBC 2.00 189 A Program for the Investigation and Management of Ground Water in the Delaware River Basin (May 1970) Del. Riv. Basin Commission FM M I DRBC 2.00 190 Allocation of Stream Capacity for Acceptance of Waste Discharges Del. Riv. Basin Commission ra M I DRBC Free 191 MUD (20, c) Finley MP-16 M Fin 225.00 192 Spray Irrigation of Waste Effluent and State Water Pollution Control Reports Interstate Comm. on Potomac IM M X ICPRB Free 193 Potomac River Sanitation Contact (September 1970) Interstate Conn, on Potomac m M I ICPRB Free 194 Water Resources Management in the Upper Potomac Basin (1970 proceedings) Interstate Comm. on Potomac m M I ICPRB Free 195 Statement of Commission Objectives and Goals (March 1971) Interstate Coiim. on Potomac m M I ICPRB Free 196 Bearings--Anti-Frictian (07) DuPont M IO I EID 14.25 197 Bearings—Plain (06) DuPont M 10 I EID 11.75 198 Boiler Operation--Monitoring Boiler Conditions (96) DuPont FM 10 I EID 9.25 199 Boiler Operation--Boiler Efficiency (108) DuPont FM IO I EID 10.50 200 Boiler Operation--Start-Up Procedure (128) DuPont FM 10 I EID 18.00 201 Boiler Operation--Shut-Down Procedure (121) DuPont FM 10 I EID 10.50 202 Chains and Sprockets--Roller Chains (55) DuPont FM IO I EID 10.50 203 Chains and Sprockets--Sprockets and Drives DuPont FM 10 I EID 16.75 204 Chemistry, Inorganic--for Plant Operators (69) DuPont IM 10 I EID 14.25 205 Combustion, Principles of (53) DuPont IM 10 I ED> 19.25 206 Compressed Air Systems--Fundamentals (129) DuPont IM 10 I EID 5.50 207 Compressed Air Systems--Centrifugal Compressors (132) DuPont m 10 I EID 8,00 208 Compressed Air Systems--Reciprocating Conpressors (133) DuPont m 10 I EID 8.00 ------- 22-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 209 Coupling Alignment (Shafts) (28) DuPont PM 10 I EID 19.25 210 Drawings--Reading Engineering Drawings (109) DuPont PM 10 I EID 16.75 211 Drills--Selection, Checking and Inspections (16) DuPont PM BO I EID 8.00 212 Electricity--Control of Static Electricity (86) DuPont PM 10 I EID 6.75 213 Electrical--Reading Electrical Schematic Diagrams (127) DuPont PM 10 I EID 10.50 214 Filtration--Plate and Frame Filter Presses (50) DuPont PM 10 I EID 18.00 215 Flow Measurement--Basic Principles (37) DuPont PM BO I EID 11.75 216 Flow Measurement--Primary Elements (72) DuPont PM 10 I EID 5.50 217 Flow Measurement--Measuring Elements (92) DuPont PM 10 I EID 5.50 218 Flow Measurement--Integration (93) DuPont PM 10 I EID 4.25 219 Gears and Gearing--Spur Gears (26) DuPont PM 10 I EID 11.75 220 Gears and Gearing--Gear Ratios (61) DuPont PM 10 I EID 15.50 221 Gears and Gearing--Gear Installation (66) DuPont PM 10 I EID 13.00 222 Gears and Gearing--Helical Gears (71) DuPont PM 10 I EID 8.00 223 Gears and Gearing--Bevel Gears (76) DuPont PM 10 I EID 10.50 224 Gears and Gearing--Worms and Worm Gears (98) DuPont 1 PM 10 r EID 14.25 225 Graphs--Reading and Preparing Simple Graphs (78) DuPont PM BO i EID 19.25 226 Instrument Control, Modes of (103) DuPont PM 10 i EID 15.50 227 Internal Combustion Engines (120) DuPont PM 10 i EID 4.25 228 Know Your Motor Oil (161) DuPont PM B0 i EID 3.50 229 Level Measurement--Gage Glasses and Floats (35) DuPont PM 10 i EID 5.50 230 Level Measurement--Buoyancy Displacers (34) DuPont PM 10 i EID 8.00 231 Level Measurement--Differential Pressure (35) DuPont m 10 i EID 13.00 232 Level Measurement--Electrical Devices (36) DuPont FM 10 i EID 6.75 233 Level Measurement--Electronic Devices (94) DuPont EM 10 i EID 14.25 234 Material Handling--Chain Hoists (80) DuPont FM B0 i EID 4.25 235 Material Handling--Crane and Hoist Signals (22) DuPont m B0 i EID 3.00 236 Material Handling--Knots (89) DuPont PM B0 i EID 5.50 237 Material Handling—Wire Rope Identifi- cation and Fittings (23) DuPont m B0 i EID 5.50 238 Material Handling--Wire Rope Slings (81) DuPont PM BO i EID 4.25 239 Mathematics, Plant—Whole Numbers (29) DuPont FM BO i EID 19.25 240 Mathematics, Plant--Fractions (30) DuPont FM B0 i EID 25.50 241 Mathematics, Plant--Decimals and Percents (60) DuPont PM B0 i EID 26.75 242 Mathematics, Plant--Positive and Negative Numbers (82) DuPont PM B0 i EID 6.75 ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 23 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED DESIGNED AUDIENCE USAGE SOURCE COST 243 Mathematics, Plant--Simple Algebra (83) DuPont m 10 I EID 14.25 244 Mathematics, Plant--Ratio and Proportion (84) DuPont PM 10 I EID 14.25 245 Mathematics, Plant--Area and Volume of Common Figures (73) DuPont PM BO I EID 8.00 246 Mathematics, Plant--Numerical Prefix and Powers of Ten (74) DuPont PM 10 I EID 8.00 247 Mathematics, Plant--Squares and Square Root Tables (99) DuPont FM 10 I EID 6.75 248 Mathematics, Plant--Right Angle Trigonometry (114) DuPont PM AD I EID 11.75 249 Measurements for Installation and Construction (03) DuPont PM BO I EID 14.25 250 Measuring Tools—Calipers (04) DuPont PM BO I EID 5.50 251 Measuring Tools--Verniers (05) DuPont PM BO I EID 3.00 252 Mechanical Seals (79) DuPont PM 10 I EID 19.25 253 Mixers "Lightnin" (25) DuPont PM 10 I EID 10.50 254 Mixing, Principles of--Selection of Propeller Speeds (56) DuPont FM AO I EID 4.25 255 Mixing, Principles of--Determining Mixing Time (101) DuPont PM AO I EID 3.00 256 Mixing, Principles of--Writing the Mixing Method (113) DuPont FM AO I EID 5.50 257 Pipefitting--Pipe and Fitting Identification (08) DuPont H4 BO I EID 19.25 258 Pipefitting--Measurement and Layout (09) DuPont FM BO I EID 26.75 259 Pipefitting--Simple and Rolling Offsets (10) DuPont PM B0 I EID 26.75 260 Pipefitting--Layout Practices (64) DuPont PM B0 I EID 11.75 261 Pipefitting--Manually Cutting and Reaming Pipe (123) DuPont PM B0 I EID 8.00 262 Pitot Tube, Using a (54) DuPont PM 10 I EID 4.25 263 Plant Operator Series--Fundamentals (49) DuPont PM BO I EID 24.25 264 Plant Operator Series--Basic Chemistry (58) DuPont PM BO I EID 16.75 26S Plant Operator Series—Equipment (59) DuPont PM 10 I EID 18.00 266 Plant Operator Series—Operating (63) DuPont FM 10 X EID 26.75 267 Powered Lift Trucks—Administrator's Guide (134) DuPont PM M I EID 5.00 268 Powered Lift Trucks--Operator Training (135) DuPont EM B0 I EID 12.50 269 Pressure and Its Measurement--Basic Principles DuPont FM B0 I EID 20.50 270 Pressure and Its Measurement--Bourdon Tube and Other Gages (32) DuPont PM IO I EID 11.75 271 Pmrps- -Centrifugal Pimps (119) DuPont PM B0 I EID 13.00 272 Punq>s--Positive Displacement Pumps (12) DuPont PM B0 I BID 9.25 273 Scaffolds (97) DuPont PM BO J EID 3.00 274 Sketching, Field (27) DuPont m IO I EID 21.75 ------- 24-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED DESIGNED AUDIENCE USAGE SOURCE COST 275 Slide Rule, The Simple (125) DuPont PM 10 I EID 8.00 276 Steam and the Steam Generating Unit (87) DuPont PM 10 I EID 8.00 277 Steam Traps--Introduction (131) DuPont PM IO I EID 4.25 278 Steam Traps--Testing Practices (88) DuPont PM IO I EID 8.00 279 Steam Traps--Installation (91) DuPont PM IO I EID 5.50 280 Steam Traps--Trouble Shooting (102) DuPont PM IO I EID 4.25 281 Supervisory Problems--Workshop and Reference Manual DuPont PM M I EID 16.50 282 Temperature Measurement—Basic Physics and Terms (38) DuPont PM BO I EID 9.25 283 Temperature Measurement--Scales and Conversion (39) DuPont PM BO I EID 6.75 284 Temperature Measurement--Thermometers (40) DuPont PM BO I EID 5.50 285 Titration and Its Glassware (51) DuPont PM IO I EID 5.50 286 Valves--Introduction (130) DuPont PM BO I EID 3.00 287 Valves--Operation and Maintenance (68) DuPont PM BO I EID 16.75 288 Venture Analysis (141) DuPont PM M I EID 35.00 289 Water Treatment--Water Chemistry (90) DuPont PM IO I EID 5.50 290 Water Treatment--Boiler Feedwater (41) DuPont PM IO I EID 9.25 291 Water Treatment--Water Testing (117) DuPont PM IO I EID 5.50 292 New Enployee Safety Training (NEST)-- English DuPont PM BO I EID 1.00 293 New Employee Safety Training (NEST)-- Spanish DuPont PM BO I EID 1.00 294 Administrative Materials for Safety Training Observation Program (S-T-O-P) (522) DuPont PM 10, AO, M I EID 5.00 295 Eight Programmed Instruction Courses for Safety Training Observation Program (S-T-O-P) (S23) DuPont PM 10, AO, M I EID 10.00 296 Set of 100 Observation Cards for Use after Course 523 Has Been Completed (524) DuPont PM 10, AO, M I EID 1.50 297 S-T-O-P Refresher Course (525) DuPont PM 10, AD, M I EID 1.25 298 Safety Principles--Introductory Unit I (Leader's Guide) (550) DuPont FM M I EID 1.25 299 Safety Principles--Introductory Unit I (Course) (551) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 300 Planning for Safety--Introductory Unit (Leader's Guide) (552) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 301 Planning for Safety--Introductory Unit (Course) (553) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 302 Lock, Tag and Try (Leader's Guide) (554) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 303 Lock, Tag and Try (Course) (555) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 304 Flammable Liquid Hazards (Leader's Guide) (556) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 305 Flammable Liquid Hazards (Course) (557) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 306 Portable Fire Extinguishers (Leader's DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 25 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 307 Portable Fire Extinguishers (Course) (559) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 308 Personal Protective Equipment (Leader's Guide) (560) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 309 Personal Protective Equipment (Course) (561) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 310 Pinch Points (Leader's Guide) (562) DuPont FM M I EID 1.25 311 Pinch Points (Course) (563) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 312 Static Grounding (Leader's Guide) (564) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 313 Static Grounding (Course) (565) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 314 Tank Entry (Leader's Course) (566) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 315 Tank Entry (Course) (567) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 316 Basic Hand Safety (Leader's Guide) (568) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 317 Basic Hand Safety (Course) (569) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 318 Office Safety (Leader's Guide) (570) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 319 Office Safety (Course) (571) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 320 Tool Hazards (Leader's Guide) (572) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 321 Tool Hazards (Course) (573) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 322 Industrial Housekeeping (Leader's Guide) (574) DuPont PM M I EID 1.25 323 Industrial Housekeeping (Course) (575) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.25 324 Safe Practice Series Cards (590) DuPont PM BO I EID 1.50 32S Always on Monday (15, c) (528) DuPont MP-16 BO G EID 97.00 326 Formal Aspects of Management, Part A (W005) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 327 Formal Aspects of Management, Part B (W280) Lansford or M G LAN 49.95 328 Behavioral Aspects of Management, Part A (W275) Lansford err M G LAN 49.9S 329 Behavioral Aspects of Management, Part B (W276) Lansford OT M G LAN 89.95 330 Coimtunication and Motivation (W230) Lansford OT M G LAN 79.95 331 Participative Management (WW204) Lansford 0T M G LAN 59.95 332 Leadership (W0103) Lansford or M G LAN 54.95 333 Leadership of Complex Organizations (WW209) Lansford OT M G LAN 79.95 334 Management by Objectives (W0201) Lansford 0T M G LAN 69.95 335 Management Control Using Objectives (10201) Lansford 0T M G LAN 69.95 336 Modem Performance Appraisal Lansford OT M G LAN 99.95 337 Industrial Psychology, Set 1 (A005) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 338 Industrial Psychology, Set Z (A006) Lansford ¦OT M G LAN 49.95 339 The Employment of Women (T001) Lansford or M G LAN 49.95 340 Applied Psychology and Personnel Management (WA101) Lansford 0T M G LAN 69,83 341 Groiq? Dynamics (WW205) Lansford OT M G LAN 79.95 ------- 26-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) ENTITY JUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 342 Management Effectiveness (R226) Lansford 0T M G LAN 49.95 343 Organizational Change (A202) Lansford or M G LAN 49.95 344 Organizational Theories of Behavior (A204) Lansford or M G LAN 49.95 345 Leader Behavior and Group Guidance (R215) Lans ford OT M G LAN 74.95 346 Future Planning and Strategy Development (WB201) Lansford OT M G LAN 59.95 347 Communication in Management and Industry (R201) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 348 New Organization Structures (WW210) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 349 Linear Programming (W108) Lans ford OT M G LAN 54.45 350 Introduction to Cybernelic Systems (WG201) Lansford OT M G LAN 79.95 351 Communication Concepts in Management (WJ202) Lans ford OT M G LAN 69.95 352 Motivation and the Behavioral Aspects of Management CA262) (5 tapes) Lansford ATC M I LAN 64.95 353 Principles and Applications of PERT/CPM (W101) Lansford OT M G LAN 89.95 354 Simulation (W217) Lansford OT M G LAN 59.95 355 The Systems Approach (WG202) Lansford OT M G LAN 79.95 356 Information Systems Applications (AGV201) Lansford OT M G LAN 79.95 357 Information Systems (AGV202) Lansford OT M G LAN 84.95 358 The Q by Q Interview (WA210) Lansford OT M G LAN 59.95 359 The Decision-Making Process (WB202) Lansford OT M G LAN 59.95 360 Property and Casualty Insurance (AS201) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 361 Health Insurance (AS202) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 362 Life Insurance (AS203) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 363 Modern Purchasing Management (W289) Lansford OT M G LAN 89.95 364 Highlights of Scientific Management (W117) Lansford OT M G LAN 69.95 365 Inventory Control (W114) LansfoTd OT M G LAN 79.95 366 Organization Development (WW207) Lansford OT M G LAN 99.95 367 Short Course in First Aid (W113) Lansford OT BO G LAN 79.95 368 Analysis of Financial Statements (A002) Lansford OT M G LAN 99.95 369 Finance CW002) Lansford OT M G LAN 84.50 370 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis (W255) Lansford OT M G LAN 69.95 371 Decision-Making--A Quantitative Approach (W115) Lansford OT M G LAN 79.95 372 Forms of Business Organization (¥253) Lansford or M G LAN 79.95 373 Decision Tree Analysis (W236) Lansford or M G LAN 69.95 374 Break-Even Analysis (W235) Lansford OT M G LAN 59.95 375 Human Interaction and Group Dynamics (R208) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 376 Non-Verbal Communication (WR202) Lansford OT M G LAN 89.95 377 Measuring Motivation (R206) Lansford OT M G LAN 74.95 378 Communication (R101) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE-27 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTH3R TYPE OF MATERIAL IWTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 379 Information and Communication Theory (R209) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 380 Semantics (R227) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 381 Modern Office Management (WH2Q3) Lansford OT M G LAN 99.95 382 Public Speaking (Gr201) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 383 Twenty Do's and Ten Don'ts for Beginning Speakers (Gr202) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 384 Labor Unions (S108) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 385 Public Finance (Sill) Lansford OT M G LAN 74.95 386 Basic Statistics (S006) Lansford OT M G LAN 49.95 387 Effective Presentation of Data (W215) Lansford OT M G LAN 89.95 388 The Metric System (W124) Lansford OT BO G LAN 49.95 389 Water and Its Use (A106) Lansford OT BO G LAN 49.95 390 Behavior Control (S207) Lansford OT M G LAN 99.95 391 Introduction to Fire Science (AG201) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 392 Grading Schedule (Fires) (AG202) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 393 Fire Service Organization (AG203) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 394 Water Service for Fire Service (AG204) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 395 Firefighting Tactics (AG205) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 396 Legal Aspects of Fire Service (AG206) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 397 Fire Investigation (AG207) Lansford OT M G LAN 54.95 398 Hazardous Materials (AG208) Lansford 0T M G LAN 54.95 399 Technical Report Writing Lansford OT M G LAN 99.95 400 Fresh Water Biology (TH103) Lansford OT BO G LAN 34.95 401 Ecology Nutrient Cycles (TH201) LansfoTd 0T 10 G LAN 34.95 402 Lakes and Ponds (TH204-1) Lansford SL BO G LAN 39.95 403 Flowing Waters (TH204-2) Lansford SL BO G LAN 39.95 404 Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry (WWA201) Lansford OT 10 G LAN 59.95 405 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry (WWA208) Lansford or 10 G LAN 99.95 406 Properties of Gases (N201) Lansford OT 10 G LAN 69.95 407 Centrifugation (WWA204) Lansford OT XO G LAN 49.95 408 ColUgative Properties of Solutions (N202) LansfoTd 0T 10 G LAN 29.95 409 Ground Water (20, c, s) Hall MP-16 BO G Hall Free r 410 Water Witch--How It Drowns in the Dry Hole (33, c) Chapman MP-16 BO G Chap Free r 411 Quality Control Tests for Ccnraunity Water Systems (17, c) EPA MP-16 10 G EPA-3 Free x 412 Water Treatment--A Century Progress (40, c) BIF MP-16 BO G BIF Free r 413 Determination of Alkalinity (XT-68) EPA PM, AL, AT 10 I EPA-2 Free r 414 Pure Water and Public Health (28, c) Cast Iran Pipe MP-16 M G CIPRA Free r ------- 28-VOLUME II TABLB 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 415* Installation of Cast Iron Slip Joint Pipe (15, c) Cast Iron Pipe MP-16 BO G CIPRA Free r 416 Somebody Around Here Is Doing Something Good (20, c) EPA MP-16 BO, M G EPA-R Free r 417 I Just Work Here (30, c) Roundtable Films MP-16 M G RF 50.00r 418 That's My Job (30, c) Roundtable Films MP-16 M G RF SQ.OOr 419 Safety in Handling Chlorine (25, c) Pittsburgh Plate Glass MP-16 BO G PPG Free r 420 To Fall or Not to Fall (15, c) Aetna MP-16 BO G Aetna Free r 421 Man's Age Old Problem (18, c) Aetna MP-16 BO G Aetna Free r 422* Safety at Work (20, c) Aetna MP-16 BO G Aetna Free r 423 Talking About Trenching (10, c) Associated Films MP-16 BO G AF 25.00r 424 Can You Handle It (12, c) Associated Films MP-16 BO G AF 22.00r 425 The Accelator (17, c) Infilco MP-16 BO G Inf Free r 426 Membrane Microfiltration (20, c) Millipore MP-16 10 G Milli Free r 427* A Thousand Years from Rome (30, c) Hersey Sparling MP-16 10 G US Free r 428 A Drink for Judy (20, c) Nat'l Assoc. Plumbing MP-16 10 G PC Free r 429* Is Your Watershed Safe (10, c) USDA MP-16 10 G USDA Free r 430 Better Water for Americans (15, c) AWWA MP-16 M G MTP-2 Free r 431* Water--Wealth or Worry for Americans (12, c) Cast Iron Pipe MP-16 M G CIPRA Free r 432 Why Fluoridation (15, c) EPA MP-16 M G UM Free r 433 Zinc Controls Corrosion (35, c) Assoc. Sterling Films MP-16 10 G AF Free r 434 The Story of a Lake (15, c) Chevron Chem. Co. MP-16 10 G CC Free r 435 Living Things in a Drop of Water (10, c) Encyclo. Britan. MP-16 BO G EBEC 6.50r 436 Microscopic Life, The World of the Invisible (1643) (14, bw) Encyclo. Britan. MP-16 B0 G EBEC 6.50r 437* Coliform Testing and Sampling K. L. Johnson PM 10 I KU ? 438* Lagoon for Domestic Sewage K. L. Johnson PM B0 I KLJ ? 439 Operational Control of Activated Sludge MI Dept. Health ra 10 I MPH ? 440 Phosphorus Analysis and Removal MI Dept. Health PM 10 I MPH 1 441* Basic Laboratory Procedures for Waste- water Analysis MI Dept. Health PM BO I MPH ? 442 Basic Mathematics for Water and Waste- water Personnel--Manual MI Dept. Health PM B0 I MPH ? 443 Basic Chemistry for Water and Wastewater Personnel--Manual MI Dept. Health PM BO I MPH 9 444 Applied Hydraulics for Water and Waste- water Personnel--Manual MI Dept. Health TO 10 I MPH 9 44S Course Outline--Treatment Plant Operator--Water--I Univ. Wyoming PM BO I UWy Free 446 Course Outline--Treatment Plant Operator--Water--II Univ. Wyoming PM IO I UWy Free 447 Course Outline--Treatment Plant Operator--Water--III Univ. Wyoming TO 10 I UWy Free "Out of print. ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 29 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 448 Accepted Procedure and Practice in Cross Connection Control--Manual Pacific NW--AWWA PM 10, M I PNW 1.00 449 Water Pollution Control Personnel in the Pacific NW--Training and Certification Opportunities Pacific NW--AWWA PM M I PNW Free 450 Waterworks Operator Manual A NC Oper. Assoc. PM AO I NOW •> 451 Waterworks Operator Manual B NC Qper. Assoc. PM 10 I NCW 1 452 Waterworks Operator Manual C NC Oper. Assoc. PM B0 I NCW 1 453 Practical Hydraulics for the Public Works Engineer Badger Meter Co. PM AO I BM Free 454 Basic Workbook for Water Pollution Control Plant Operators State of GA FM B0 I GA Free 455 Fundamentals o£ Wastewater Treatment MN Pol. Cont. Ag. PM BO I MPCA Free 456 Activated Sludge Workshop SEL FM, or, sl IO, AO G SEL Cost of reprod. 457 Training and Communications A. E. Holcomb ATC B0 G TX 50.00 458 Renovation of Sanitary Sewer by Slip-Line A'. E. Holcomb ATC B0 G TX 50.00 459 Manual of Wastewater Operations TX Dept. Health PM 10 I TX 10.00 460 Manual of Water Utility Operations TX Dept. Health FW 10 I TX 10.00 461 Workbook: Questions and Answers foT Wastewater Operators F. L. Coventry m BO I m 2.50 462 Ground Water and Wells Univers. Oil Prod. PM IO, AO I JD 8.00 463 Manual for Water Plant Operators A. A. Hirsch PM 10, AD I CPC 7.50 464 Water Supply and Treatment Bulletin 211 C. P. Hoover FM IO, AO I NLA 3.50 465 Chemistiy for Sanitary Engineers C. N. Sawyer § P. McCarty FM IO, AO I MGH 14.50 466 Alkalinity (XT-66) EPA PM SL, AT 10 I EPA-2 Free r 467 Determination of Ammonia/Nitrogen (XT-67) EPA FM AL, AT 10 I EPA-2 Free r 468 Simplified Hydraulics L. S. McNickler PM IO I MGH 10.95 469 Operation and Control of Water Treatment Processes C. R. Cox PM IO I WHO 7.25 470 Outline Manual of Practice for Water Treatment Plant Operators--First Course Workbook Sheets 8 Hagerty FM BO I OSU Free 471 Outline Manual of Practice for Water Treatment Plant Operators--Second Course Workbook Sheets § Hagerty PM 10 I OSU Free 472 Chlorine Manual Chlorine Inst. PM IO, M 1 CI 0.75 473 Chlorination Guide WateT ^ Sewage Works PM 10 I WSW 1.50 474 Manual for Evaluating Public Drinking Water Supplies (PHS Pub. 1820) Sby EP2.8:D83 EPA FM M I GPO 0.40 475* Reconmended Standards for Water Works Board of State San. Engrs. PM AO, M I HES 1.00 476 Made Simple Books--Mathematics Doubleday FM BO I DDC 1.95 477 Made Simple Books--Chemistry Doubleday PM BO I BDC 1.95 478 Made Simple Books--Physics Doubleday PM BO I DDC 1.95 479 Water and Water Use Terminology Thomas Print. Co. PM IO, M I TPC 15.00 *0ut of print. ------- 30-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 480 Our Environment Battles Water Pollution C. E. Renn PM BO I LCC 0.50 481 A Study of Water Quality C. E. Renn FM BO I LCC 0.50 482 Limnology--An Introduction to the Fresh Water Environment C. E. Renn PM BO I LCC 0.50 483 Basic Water Works Manual Am. Cone. Pipe PM 10 I ACP 5.00 484 Water Supply and Plumbing Cross Connections, HE20.1/08:P73 EPA PM BO I GPO 0.40 485 A Primer on Ground Water, I19.2:W29/6 Baldwin § McGuiness PM BO I GPO 0.50 486 A Primer on Water Quality, I19.2:W29/9 Baldwin 5 Swenson PM BO I GPO 0.30 487 A Primer on Water, I19.2:W29/3 Leopold § Langheim PM BO I GPO 0.35 488 Investigating Water Problems C. E. Renn PM 10 I LCC 0.50 489 Chlorine Pennwalt PM BO I DDC Free 490 Water Laws and Concepts USGS PM M I USGS Free 491 A Study Guide for Water Plant Operators FL Water § Pol. Cont. Oper. Assoc. PM BO I FL 3.50 492 PHS Drinking Water Standards--1962 EPA PM M I GPO 0.40 493 Reading Assignments and Exercises for Water System Operators MT Cert. Board PM BO I MT 2.00 494 Taste and Odor Control in Water Purification WV Pulp 5 Paper PM 10 I WVPP Free 495 Water Works Operation Unit I Texas AfjM PM BO I TAM 2.00 496 Water Works Operation Unit II Texas ASM PM IO I TAM 2.00 497 Ground Water Supply Unit III Texas A§M PM 10 I TAM 2.00 498 Surface Production Unit IV Texas A§M m IO I TAM 2.00 499 Water Distribution Unit V Texas AfjM PM 10 I TAM 2.00 500 Pumps and Pumping Water fj Wastes Engr. PM 10 I WWE 2.00 501 Water Supply Systems Pipe and Piping Water f, Wastes Engr. PM 10 I WWE 2.00 502 Wastewater Systems Pipes and Piping Water § Wastes Engr. PM 10 I WWE 2.00 503 Design and Selection of Valves, Hydrants, Fillings Water § Wastes Engr. PM 10 I WWE 2.00 504 Water Works Operator's Manual AL Dept. Health PM BO I AL Free 505 Nebraska Section AWWA Correspondence Course NB AWWA PM BO I NB 27.00 506 Plant Operations--Manual USAF PM B0 I USAF 7.50 507 Chemistry Made Easy Chem. Pub. Co. PM BO I CPC 6.75 508 Correspondence Course Manual for Water Plant Operators--Class D Clemson Univ. PM B0 I SCPCA 12.00 509 Correspondence Course Manual for Water Plant Operators--Class C Clemson Univ. FM 10 I SCPCA 12.00 510 Correspondence Course Manual for Water Plant Operators--Class B Clemson Univ, PM 10 I SCPCA 12.00 511 Correspondence Course Manual for Waste- water Plant Operators--Class D Clemson Univ. PM B0 I SCPCA 12.00 ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 31 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 512 Correspondence Course Manual for Waste- water Plant Operators--Class C Clemson Univ. PM IO I SCPCA 12.00 513 Correspondence Course Manual for Waste- water Plant Operators--Class B Clemson Univ. PM 10 I SCPCA 12.00 514 Microbiology Applications --A Laboratory Manual in General Microbiology H. J. Benson PM 10 I WCB 6.25 515 Maintenance and Operation of Water Plants and Systems AM 85-13 USAF PM 10 I USAF Free 516 Maintenance and Operation of Sewage and Industrial Waste Plants and Systems AFM 85-14 USAF PM IO I USAF Free 517 Intermediate Water Course NTTC 215 (Rev May 69) NAVFAC P-334 USN PM 10 I USN Free 518 Intermediate Sewage Course NTTC 216 (Rev May 69) USN PM 10 I USN Free 519 Working with Numbers J. T. Shea FM BO I SVC 2.00 520 Algebra--Book One J. T. Shea FM IO I SVC 2.00 521 English Essentials J. Varnado PM BO I SVC 1.50 522 Electrical Maintenance (10 units) Plant Engr. Train. Sys. PM 10, AO I PET 15.00/ unit 523 Mechanical Maintenance (10 units) Plant Eng. Train. Sys. PM 10, AO I PET 15.00/ unit 524 Maintenance Fundamentals (10 units) Plant Engr. Train. Sys. PM 10, BO I PET 15.00/ unit 525 Water Management Power Magazine PM M I PRS 4.00 526 Motor Control, Part 1 Power Magazine FM IO I PRS 1.50 527 Motor Control, Part 2 Power Magazine FM 10 I PRS 1.50 528 Mechanical Packing Power Magazine IM BO I PRS 0.90 529 Gaskets Power Magazine PM BO I PRS 0.90 530 Pumps Power Magazine PM BO I PRS 1.20 531 Lubricants Power Magazine PM IO I PRS 0.60 532 Electrical Distribution Protection Power Magazine IM 10 I PRS 1.20 533 Balancing Rotating Machinery Power Magazine PM IO I PRS 0.90 534 Laboratory Procedures for Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators NY Dept. Health PM BO I HES 1.25 535 Sewage Works Operation--Unit I Texas AfjM PM BO I TAM 2.00 536 Sewage Treatment--Unit II Texas ASM PM 10 I TAM 2.00 537 Hie Sewerage Systems—Unit III Texas AfjM PM 10 I TAM 2.00 538 Atomic Absorption (XT-26) EPA PM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 539 Chemical Cbcygen Demand (XT-27) EPA FM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 540 Dissolved Oxygen Determination (XT-29) EPA PM, SL, AT IO G EPA-2 Free r 541 Determination of Phenolics OfT-28) EPA PM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 542 The Determination of Phosphorus (XT-44) EPA PM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 543 Let's Inventory Your Chlorine Handling Practice (XT-35) McEiven PM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 544 Dissolved Oxygen Analysis—Activated Sludge Control Testing (XT-43) EPA IW, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 545 Operational Control Tests for the Activated Sludge Process--Part I (XT-40) EPA FM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r ------- 32-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 546 Operational Control Tests for the Acti- vated Sludge Process--Part II (XT-41) EPA PM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 547 Operational Control Tests for the Acti- vated Sludge Process--Part III (XT-42) EPA PM, SL, AT IO G EPA-2 Free r 548 Upgrading Biological Treatment (XT-25) EPA PM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 549 Ultimate Disposal to the Environment (XT-30) EPA PM, SL, AT IO G EPA-2 Free r 550 Graphical Analysis via Normal Probability Paper (XT-47) EPA PM, SL, AT 10 I, G EPA-2 Free r 551 Why a Safety Program in Every Water Pollution Control Works WPCF PM, SL, AT IO I, G WPCF Free 552 Safety Program Guide WPCF PM, SL, AT M I WPCF Free 553 Margin for Safety (XT-31) EPA PM, SL, AT BO I, G EPA-2 Free r 554 The Safe Way (XT-32) EPA PM, SL, AT BO I, G EPA-2 Free r 555 Tape-Slide Presentations--How to Make Them (XT-45) Kodak SL, AT M I Kodak Free 556 Residual Chlorine (XT-37) "EPA PM, SL, AT 10 G EPA-2 Free r 557 Determination of Chemical Oxygen Demand (XT-48) EPA PM, SL, AT IO G EPA-2 Free r 558 Chris on the Kanawhy ORSANCO MP-16 M G Fin 20.00r 559 Basic Infrared Spectroscopy-- Instrumentation (1001) CSC PM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 560 Basic Infrared Spectroscopy--Liquid Sampling Techniques (1002) CSC SL, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 561 Basic Infrared Spectroscopy--Liquid Sampling Devices (1003) CSC SL, AT IO I EPA-R4A Free r 562 Basic Infrared Spectroscopy--Solid Sampling (1004) CSC PM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 563 Basic Infrared Spectroscopy--Quantitative Analysis--The Beer-Lambert Law (1005) CSC PM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 564 Basic Infrared Analysis--Quantitative Analysis--Performing the Analysis (1006) CSC PM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 565 Basic Gas Chromatography--Basic Relation- ships and Instrumentation (2001) CSC FM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 566 Basic Gas Chromatography--The Column (2002) CSC FM, SL, AT IO I EPA-R4A Free r 567 Basic Gas Chromatography--Detectors (2003) CSC PM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 568 Basic Gas Chromatography--Sample Preparation (2004) CSC PM, SL, AT IO I EPA-R4A Free r 569 Gasic Gas Chromatography--Column Temperature (2005) CSC SL, AT IO I EPA-R4A Free t 570 Basic Gas Chromatography--Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis (2006) CSC SL, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 571 Activated Sludge Process and Vacuum Filtration (S-160) EPA FS, AT B0 I EPA-R4A Free r 572 The Trickling Filter Plant (S-159) EPA FS, AT BO I EPA-R4A Free t 573 The Primary Treatment Plant (S-138) EPA FS, AT B0 I EPA-R4A Free t 574 The Membrane Filter (S-386) EPA FS, AT 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 575 Analysis of Water Samples--Methylene Blue Test EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free r 576 Analysis of Water Samples--Residual Chlorine Test EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free t ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 33 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED DESIGNED AUDIENCE USAGE SOURCE COST 577 Analysis of Water Samples--pH Hydrogen Ion Concentration Test EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free r S78 Analysis of Water Samples--pH Test Procedure Using Meter EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free t 579 Analysis of Water Samples--Settleable Solids Test EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free r 580 Analysis of Water Samples--Sludge Solids Test EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free r 581 Analysis of Water Samples--Total Solids Test EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A "Free r 582 Analysis of Water Samples--Suspended Solids Test EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free r 583 Analysis of Water Samples--Dissolved Solids Test EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free r 584 Analysis of Water Samples--Sludge Volume Index EPA SL BO I EPA-R4A Free t 585 Analysis of Water Samples--Dissolved Oxygen Test EPA SL 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 586 Analysis of Water Samples--Dissolved Oxygen Test for Activated Sludge Mixed Liquor EPA SL 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 587 Analysis of Water Samples--BOD Test EPA SL 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 588 Analysis of Water Samples--BOD Test- Alternate Dilution Procedure EPA SL 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 589 Analysis of Water Samples--Coliform Bacteria Test EPA SL 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 590 Analysis of Water Samples--Chlorine Demand Test EPA SL B0 I EPA-R4A Free T 591 Analysis of Water Samples--Sludge Conditioning for Vacuum Filtration EPA SL IO I EPA-R4A Free r 592 Analysis of Water Samples--Volatile Acids in Sludge Test EPA SL 10 I EPA-R4A Free r 593 Geology EPA 0T BO I EPA-R4A Free r 594 Chemistry EPA OT BO I EPA-R4A Free r 595 Oceans EPA or BO I EPA-R4A Free r 596 Ecology--Biology EPA 0T BO I EPA-R4A Free r 597 BOD Test EPA 0T BO I EPA-R4A Free r 598* Coagulation and Flocculation (28, bw) A. P. Black VT 1/2 AO I EPA-R4A Free r 599* Activated Sludge (20, bw) R. McKinney VT 1/2 AO I EPA-R4A Free r 600* Atomic Absorption--Hg (10, bw) EPA VT 1/2 AO I EPA-R4A Free r 601* Oil Analysis--I EPA VT 1/2 AO I EPA-R4A Free r 602* Oil Analysis--II EPA VT 1/2 AO I EPA-R4A Free r 603* Robot Monitors EPA VT 1/2 AO I EPA-R4A Free r 604* Engineering Handbook (0107-0259) usm PM AO I GPO 5.75 605 A Study of Residential Water Use (2300-0134) Linaweaver et al. PM M X GPO 0.55 606* Engineman 1 and C (D 208:11:EN 3/2/968) 1968 USN PM M I GPO 1,50 607 The Use and Handling of Compressed Gases (2903-0023) 1969 (L16.3:2S9/2) Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.25 *Out of print. ------- 34 - VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 608* Controlling Chemical Hazards (2903-0047) 1968 Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.35 609 Water and Wastewater Technology: A Suggested 2-Year Post High School Curriculum (1780-0417) 1970 (FS5.280: 80057) HEW PM M I GPO 1.50 610 Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning, Job Shop Weast PM M I SBA 1-10 Free 611 Machinist's Mate 3 and 2 (0847-0080) 1968 (D208:ll:M18/7/968) USN PM M I GPO 2.50 612 Machinist's Mate 1 and C (0847-0079) 1968 (D208.11:M18/2/968) USN PM M I GPO 2.25 613 Water Requirements of the Iron and Steel Industry (2401-0228) 1967 (119.13:1330-4) Walling et al. PM M I GPO 0.65 614 Radiation Monitoring--A Programmed Instruction Book, 1967 USAEC PM 10 I USAEC Free 615 Atoms, Nature and Man Made Radioactivity in the Environment, 1966 USAEC PM 10 I USAEC Free 616 The Natural Radiation Environment, 1968 USAEC PM 10 I USAEC Free 617 Radioactive Wastes, 1969 USAEC PM AO I USAEC Free 618 Water Measurement Manual, 2nd ed. (2403- 0027) 1967 (I27.19/2:W29/2) Interior Dept. PM AO I GPO 2.50 619 New Water...for You (2400-0019) 1970 (I1.2:W27/4/970) Interior Dept. PM M I GPO 0,60 620 Mathematics, Vol. I (0847-0082) 1966 (D208.11:M4212/Vl/966) USN FM IO I GPO 1.50 621* Arithmetic for Everyday Life (0800-0056) 1951 Armed Forces Institute PM BO I GPO 0.35 622* Arithmetic for Everyday Life--Level 6: Text (0800-0059) Beckmarin PM BO I GPO 0.50 623* Arithmetic for Everyday Life--Part 4: Workbook (0800-0051) 1958 Beckmann PM BO I GPO o.so 624* Arithmetic for Everyday Life--Part 4: Instructor's Guide (0800-0136) Beckmann PM M I GPO 0.30 625* Arithmetic for Everyday Life--Part 5: Text (0800-0058) Beckmann PM BO I GPO 1.00 626* Arithmetic for Everyday Life--Part 5: Workbook (0800-0057) 1955 Beckmann H4 BO I GPO 1.00 627 Mathematics, Vol. 2 (0847-0083) 1968 (D208.11:M42/2/V2/966) USN PM IO I GPO 1.75 628 Style Manual, 1967 (GP1.23/4:5+9/967) GPO PM M I GPO 3.00 629 English as a Communication Skill (0800- 0050) 1965 (D1.10:A018) Baner PM M I GPO 2.25 630 Safety in Your Future: A Safety Guide for Pre-Employment Training (1780-0432) 1966 (FS5.284:84032) HEW PM BO I GPO 0.15 631 River of Life, Water: The Environmental Challenge (2400-0537) 1970 (11.95:6) Interior Dept. PM M I GPO 3.00 632 Writing Words that Work--A Guide for Extension Workers (0100-1336) 1970 (A1.68:466) Cowing PM M I GPO 0.20 633* From Sea to Shining Sea--A Report on the American Environment--Our National Heritage (4000-0126) 1968 GPO PM M I GPO 2.50 "Out of print. ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 35 TABLE 4 [continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE ALTTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED DESIGNED AUDIENCE USAGE SOURCE COST 634 Getting Your Ideas Across Through Writing (1700-0046) 1970 (FS1.10:7) HEW PM M I GPO 0.30 635 Lecture Preparation Guide (1723-0018) 1966 (FS2.6017:149) HEW PM M I GPO 0.50 636* Chemistry for the Safety (2903-0056) 1968 Labor Dept. m 10 I GPO 0.25 637 Instructor Institute: Safety in Industry, Instructor Outline (2903-0056) 1970 (L16.3:316) Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.60 638* Making Handtools Work for You (2903-0064) 1965 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 1.00 639* When Can You Trust a Ladder, 1965 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 1.00 640 The Challenge to Supervisors...Making Young Workers Safe Workers (2903-0003) 1966 Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.10 641* Working Safely with Substances that Can Explode and Burn (2903-0067) 1965 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 1.00 642 Pampering Pesticides...for Safety (2903-0066) 1965 (L16.6/2:SAl/3/l/.CD8) Labor Dept. EM BO I GPO 0.05 643* Sizing Up Machines for Safety (2903- 0065) 1965 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 1.00 644* Get Your Legs in the Act of Lifting (2903-0062) 1965 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 1.00 645 The Fundamentals of Accident Prevention (2903-0020) 1969 (L16.3:24712) Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 0.15 646* Safe Working Surfaces (2903-0042) 1967 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 0.35 647* Preventive Maintenance for Safety (2903-0040) 1967 Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.25 648* Job Hazard Analysis (2903-0038) 1967 Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.25 649* Accident Cause Analysis (2903-0028) 1965 Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.20 650 Appraising Safety Performance (2903- 0027) 1965 CL16.3:269) Labor Dept. IW M I GPO 0.20 651* Handling Materials Safely (2903-0041) 1967 Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.40 652 Preventing Injury from Falls and Falling Objects (2903-0103) 1969 (L16.49:502) Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 0.10 653 Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis (2903- 0089) 1967 (L16.49-.163) Labor Dept. EW BO I GPO 0.10 654* Accident Causes (2903-0088) 1969 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 0.10 655 Who Needs Safety Training? (2903-0087) 1969 (L16.49:140) Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.10 656 Supervisory Responsibility for Safety (2903-0096) 1969 (L16.49:181/3) Labor Dept. EM M 1 GPO 0.10 657* Accident Cost Control (2903-0098) 1969 Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.15 658 Safety Program Planning (2903-0105) 1969 (L16.49:522) Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.10 659 Elements of a Safety Program (2903-0102) 1970 (L116.49:327) Labor Dept. FM M I GPO 0,15 660 Safeguarding Machinery (2903-0100) 1969 (116,49:316) Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 0.10 661 Safety Training Techniques in the Class- room (2903-0095) 1970 (L16.49:180/3) Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0,10 662* Good Housekeeping for a Successful Safety Program (2903-0090) 1969 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 0.10 *Qut of print. ------- 36-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED DESIGNED AUDIENCE USAGE SOURCE COST 663* Safe Lifting (2903-0093) 1969 Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 0.15 664 Teach Them to Lift (2903-0006) 1970 (L16:3:110/3) Labor Dept. PM BO I GPO 0.25 665 Mechanics for the Safety Man (2903-0017) 1969 (L16:3:239/2) Labor Dept. PM M I GPO 0.25 666 A Layman's Guide to Basic Law Under the National Labor Relations Act (3100-0083) 1970 (LR1.6/2:L45/970) NLRB PM M I GPO 0.35 667 Community Action for Environmental Quality (4000-0182) 1970 (PR37.8:EN8/C73) Citizens Adv. Comm. PM M I GPO 0.60 668* Making Posters, Flashcards, and Charts for Extension Teaching (0100-0430) 1968 Power PM M I GPO 0.15 669 Water and Wastewater Pump Operation (No. 1) NEWRI PM BO I NERWI Free 670 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation Manual (No. 2) NEWRI PM 10 I NERWI Free 671 Laboratory Procedure for Wastewater Analysis (No. 3) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 672 Wastewater and Water Mathematics and Applied Formulas (No. 4) NERWI PM BO, 10 I NERWI Free 673 A Guide for Design of Small Wastewater Plants (No. 4) NERWI PM AO I NERWI Free 674 Basic Hydraulics for Wastewater Treat- ment Plant Operators (No. 6) NERWI FM IO I NERWI Free 675 Terms, Definitions and Glossary for Wastewater Facilities (No. 7) NERWI PM BO I NERWI Free 676 Maintenance and Preventive Maintenance for Wastewater Facilities (No. 8) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 677 Wastewater Records and Reports (No. 9) NERWI PM M I NERWI Free 678 Sewage Treatment and Garage Disposers (No. 10) NERWI PM M I NERWI Free 679 Electricity and Electrical Equipment Used in Wastewater Facilities (No. 11) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 680 Applied Hydraulics for Water and Waste- water Plant Operators (No. 12) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 681 Laboratory Procedures for Bacteriological Examination of Water (No. 13) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 682 Fundamentals of Treatment Plant Operation "Oxidation Ditch" (No. 14) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 683 Water and Wastewater Polymers (poly- electrolyte) Aids (No. 15) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 684 Operation and Maintenance of Waste Stabilization Lagoons and Personnel Structure for Other Types of Facilities (No. 16) NERWI PM 10, M I NERWI Free 685 Water and Wastewater Pump Maintenance (No. 17) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 686 Paints for Wastewater Treatment Plants (No. 18) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 687 Centrifuges (No. 19) NERWI PM 10 I NERWI Free 688 Pump Theory and Design Application (No. 20) NERWI PM AO I NERWI Free 689 Instruction in Wastewater Mathematics for Operators of Wastewater Treatment Plants NERWI PM BO I NERWI Free *Out of print. ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 37 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 690 Pollution in New England--Series A NEWRI SL M G NERWI Free r 691 Stream Pollution--Series B NERWI SL BO, M G NERWI Free r 692 Wastewater Treatment--Series C NERWI SL BO G NERWI Free r 693 Mobile Training Facility--Series D NERWI SL AO, M G NERWI Free r 694 Pollution Display NERWI PM, SL, ATC M G NERWI Free r 695 Water Pollution NERWI MP-16 M G NERWI Free r 696 Operator Short Course--Series 1 Chanin PM BO I WWE 3.00 697 Operator Short Course--Water and Wastewater Workbook--Series 2 Chanin PM 10 I WWE 2.00 698 Methods for Chemical Analysis of Water and Wastes (5501-0067) 1967 (SbYEP2.10: 16020/01/71) EPA PM 10 I GPO 3.00 699 Laboratory Procedures Nagano PM 10 I, G CWPCA 4.00 700 Basic Gas Chlorination Workshop Manual Bourque PM BO, IO I M3E Free 701* Applied Hydraulics for Water and Sewage Plant Operators Burns 5 McDonnel FM 10 I BMC Free 702 Background Notes for Chlorination Workshop Bourque PM BO, IO I M0E Free 703 Mathematics for Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators (1970) Burtman § Delaney FM BO I, G CWPCA 4.00 704 Engineering Solutions to Sewage Treat- ment Plant Design Problems WWE FM AO I WWE 1.00 705 Arsenic Analysis (6, c) EPA MP-16 10 G EPA-2 Free r 706 Boron Analysis (6, c) EPA MP-16 10 G EPA-2 Free r 707 Flame Photometer (5, c) EPA MP-16 10 G EPA-2 Free r 708 Atomic Adsorption Instrumentation (7, c) EPA MP-16 10 G EPA-2 Free r 709 Measurement of Dissolved Oxygen: Azide- Winkler Procedure (1972) Lamb § Vesilind PM, SL, ATC IO I PAV Free r 710 Trace Inorganics in Water (No. 73) 1968 ACS PM AO I ACS 12.50 711 Radionuclides in the Environment (No. 93) ACS FM AO I ACS 15.00 712 Anaerobic Biological Treatment Processes (No. 105) 1971 ACS FM AO I ACS 9.00 713 Nonequilibriun Systems in Natural Water Chemistry (No. 106) 1971 ACS PM AO I ACS 11.00 714 Fate of Organic Pesticides in the Aquatic Environment (No. Ill) 1972 ACS PM AO I ACS 10.50 715 Flow through Porous Media, 1970 ACS PM AD I ACS 9,00 716 Chemistry and the Environmant (1967) ACS PM M I ACS 5.00 717 Cleaning Our Environment--The Chemical Basis for Action (1969) ACS FM M I ACS 2.75 718 Cleaning Our Environment--Supplement (1971) ACS PM M I ACS 1.00 719 Hie Struggle for Clean Water--I and II ACS ATC M I ACS 5.49 720 The Troubles with Water and Pure Oxygen for Polluted Water Okun and McWhirter ATC M I ACS 5.49 721 Control of Infiltration and Inflow into SeweT Systems (No. 11022, EFF 12/70) (EP2.10:11022EFFK/70) APWA PM M I GPO 1.25 *Out of print. ------- 38-VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 722 Prevention and Correction of Excessive Infiltration and Inflows into Sewer Systems, A Manual of Practice (No. 11022, EFF 01/70) GPO PM M I GPO 1.25 723 Activated Sludge Plant with Vacuum Filtration and Incineration (8, bw) NMAC MP-3S 10 G NMAC Free r 724 Air, Water and Industry (22, c) NMAC MP-16 M G NMAC Free r 725 Aqua Folly (33, c) NMAC MP-16 M G NMAC Free r 726 Aquatic Weed Control (17, c) Chevron MP-16 M G CCC Free r 727 Around a Big Lake (17, c) International Films MP-16 10 G IFB 195.00 728* Better Water for Americans (?, c) OTPS MP-16 M G MTP-2 Free r 729* Bio-Pac (13, c) Link Belt MP-16 10 G LB Free r 730 The Changing River (16, s) International Films MP-16 10 G IFB 12.S0r 731 Cities in Crisis: A Matter of Survival (18, c) Universial Ed. MP-16 M G UEVA Free r 732 Clean Air--Pure Water (10, bw) Canadian Indus. MP-16 M G CIL Free r 733 Clean Waters (24, c) GE MP-16 BO, M G CGE Free r 734 Clean Waters (20, c) NMAC MP-16 M G NMAC Free r 735 Clear, Clean Water (19, c) Johns Manville MP-16 10 G JM Free r 736 Coal and Water (20, c) ORSANCO MP-16 M G Fin 20.00r 737 Conservation and Balance in Nature (18, c) International Films MP-16 10 G IFB 15.00r 738 Constructing a Typical Household System (14, bw) NMAC MP-16 10 G NMAC Free r 739 Crises on Our Rivers (13, c) HES MP-16 M G HES ? 740 Dry Spell (14, c) NWI MP-16 M G NWI Free r 741 Earth's Human Shores (17, c) Zimpro MP-16 M G ZI Free r 742 Element Three (46, c) International Films MP-16 BO G IFB 25.00r 743 Engineering Your Health NMAC MP-16 M G NMAC Free r 744 Factory-Built Qxigest Installation (20, c) Smith § Loveless MP-16 10 G SmLo Free r 745 Factory-Built Pump Station (20, c) Smith § Loveless MP-16 10 G SmLo Free r 746 Field-Erected Oxigest Installation (20, c) Smith 5 Loveless MP-16 10 G SmLo Free r 747 From the Earth and Back Again (25, c) Can-Tex MP-16 BO G CT Free r 748 The Gamble (16, c) Can-Tex MP-16 M G cr Free r 749 Grease Interception (10, c) Josam Mfg. MP-16 IO G JoM Free r 750 Ground Water: The Hidden Reservoir (18, c) GWRI MP-16 B0 G GWRI Free r 751 Ground Water (11, bw) EBEC MP-16 B0 G EBEC 4.50r 752* Guardians of a Treasure (14, s) PA Dept. Health MP-16 M G PA Free r 753 Headwaters (28, c) Syracuse Univ. MP-16 M G SUCF 5.00r 754 Healing Our Waters (29, c) OH Nat. Resources MP-16 M G ODNR Free r 755 Hydraulic Surface Skimmer Feature (20, c) Smith S Loveless MP-16 10 G SmLo Free r *Out of print. ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 39 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 756 111 Winds, 111 Waters (28, bw) MAC MP-16 M G NMAC Free r 757 Infiltration and Sewer Sealing (?, ?) Penetryn MP-16 10 G Pene Free r 758* Installation of Cast Iron Pipe (18, c) CIPRA MP-16 IO G CIPRA Free r 759 Key to Progress (16, c) Can-Tex MP-16 M G cr Free r 760 Liquids Solids Separation--A Service to Industry (24, c) BHC MP-16 10 G BHC 7 761 Living Waters (?, c) PR Aqua Auth. MP-16 M G PRASA Free r 762 Living with Today's Water (26, c) MTP MP-16 M G MTP-2 Free r 763 Made for the Earth (?, s) Price Bros. MP-16 10 G PBC Free r 764 Maintenance of Field-Erected Oxigest (20, c) Smith § Loveless MP-16 10 G SmLo Free r 765 Maintenance of Pump Station (20, c) Smith S Loveless MP-16 10 G SmLo Free r 766* Man's Problem (20, c) Encyclo. Britan. MP-16 BO G EBEC ? r 767* The Manufacturer of Cast Iron Pressure Pipe (28, c) CIPRA MP-16 10 G CIPRA Free r 768 Materials on the Move (20, c) Vibra Screw MP-16 10 G VSI Free r 769 Modem Sewers for Ntodern Communities (20, c) Certain-Teed MP-16 M G CTeed Free r 770 Municipal Sewage Treatment Process (13, bw) USPHS MP-16 BO G V NMAC Free r 771 Organic Carbon Analysis (XT-59) EPA PM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-2 Free r 772 The New River (23, c) Am. Paper MP-16 M G API Free r 773 New Water for a Thirsty World (22, c) Bur. Reclamation MP-16 M G BR FTee r 774 One Thousand Years from Rome (22, c) Hersey-Products MP-16 BO G HS Free r 775 Our Wealth of Waters (27, c) TN Game and Fish MP-16 BO G TGFC Free r 776 Paradise Polluted (15, c) Syracuse Univ. MP-16 M G SUCF 5.00r 777 Pennies for Health (13, c) Nat'l Water Inst. MP-16 M G NWI Free r 778 Pipelines to Health (23, c) Johns-Manville MP-16 10 G JM Free r 779 Pipelines to the Future (39, c) Republic Steel MP-16 10 G RSC Free r 780 Pollution Solution--Underground Disposal Wells (13, c) Fibercast Co. MP-16 M G Fiber Free r 781 Principles of Operation and Design (10, bw) USPHS MP-16 B0 G NMAC Free r 782* Pure and Simple (19, c) Link Belt MP-16 M G LB Free r 783 Pure Water from Wastewater (15, c) Tahoe Pub. MP-16 M G Tahoe Free r 784 River Watchers (20, c) ORSANCO MP-16 M G Fin Free r 785 River with a Problem (29, c) Nat'l Film Board MP-16 M G NFBC Free r 786 The Role of Ion Exchange (25, c) Rohm 5 Hass M?-16 M G RH Free r 787 Sewer Cleaning and Maintenance (35, c) Rockwell MP-16 10 G FPTD Free r 788 Sewer Construction (17, c) Portland Cement MP-16 10, AO G PCA 8.00r 789* Sewers--A Hidden Coanunity Benefit (17, c) Portland Cement MP-16 M G PGA Free r 790 Sewers--Guardian of Community Health (26, c) Can-Tex MP-16 M G CT Free r 791* The Silent Thief (14, c) PA Dept. Health MP-16 M G PA ... Free r •Out of print. ------- 40 - VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 792 Smith and Loveless Non-Clog Sewage Pump [20, c) Smith 5 Loveless MP-16 BO G SmLo Free r 793 Smith and Loveless "Sewer Tap" Method (20, c) Smith § Loveless MP-16 10 G SmLo Free r 794 The Stream (15, c) International Films MP-16 BO G IFB 165.00 795 Tahoe--Today and Tomorrow (15, c) California MP-16 M G WRCA Free r 796+ Talent Search (20, c) EPA MP-16 M G EPA-R Free r 797 Tale of the Twin Cities (30, c) MN MP-16 M G m Free r 798 That Extra Touch (20, c) Can-Tex MP-16 BO G CT Free r 799 The Treatment Was Successful, but the Patient Died (30, c) USPHS MP-16 M G NMAC Free r 800 Trickling Filters (16, c) Nat'l Crushed Stone Assoc. MP-16 10 G NCSA Free r 801 Troubled Waters (28, c) US Senate MP-16 M G USSPWC Free r 802 Water (27, c) Morton Salt MP-16 BO G MTP-1 Free r 803 Water for the City (11, c) Syracuse Univ. MP-16 BO G SUCF 5.00r 804 The Water Below (30, bw) MTP MP-16 BO G MTP-2 Free r 805* Water for the Commonwealth (25, c) PA Dept. Health MP-16 M G PA Free r 806 Wise Use of Water Resources (13, c) United World Films MP-16 BO G UWF ? 807 Year of Disaster (25, c) Caterpillar Tractor MP-16 M G Cat Free r 808 Know Your River Basin League of Women Voters PM M I LWV 0.25 809 Who Pays for a Clean Stream League of Women Voters PM M I LWV 0.15 810 Financial Incentives to Industry League of Women Voters PM M I LWV 0.50 811 Population + Production = Pollution League of Women Voters m M I LWV 0.15 812 So You'd Like to Do Something About Water Pollution League of Women Voters PM M I LWV 0.20 813 Getting Something Done: Political Effectiveness and Conference Techniques League of Women Voters PM M I LWV 0.30 814+ The Federal Water Pollution Control Program EPA PM M I EPA-R Free 815+ Needed: Clean Water EPA PM M I EPA-R Free 816+ About Boats and Water Pollution EPA PM M I EPA-R Free 817+ A New Era for America's Waters EPA PM M I EPA-R Free 818+ Showdown for Clean Water EPA PM M I EPA-R Free 819+ What You Can Do About Water Pollution EPA PM M I EPA-R Free 820+ Pollution Caused Fish Kills EPA PM M I EPA-R Free 821 A Primer on Wastewater Treatment (I67.2:W28) EPA PM BO I GPO 0.55 822 Ground Water--America's Priceless Resource Ground Water Res. Inst. PM M I GWRI Free 823* Public Bond Issue Campaigns Portland Cement PM M I PCA Free "Out of print. +Available only at selected centers. ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 41 TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE ™ SOURCE COST 824 Financing Water and Sewage Works Portland Cement PM M I PCA 0.46 825* Everyday Facts about Ground Water Mfg. Chem. Assoc. PM M I MCA Free 826* You Can Help Keep Air and Water Clean Humble Oil FM M I HumOil i ee 827 Understanding the World of Sewerage D. L. Weiner PM M I CT Free 828 Community Action Program for Water Pollution Control Nat'l Assoc. Counties PM M I NAC 1.00 829 Recommended Standards for Water Works (Ten State Stds.) Health Ed. Ser. PM M I HES 1.00 830 Recommended Standards for Sewage Works (Ten State Stds.) Health Ed. Ser. PM M I HES 1.00 831 Municipal Sewerage Service Contracts Health Ed. Ser. PM M I HES 1.00 832 Industrial Wastewater Discharges—A Pure Waters Guideline Health Ed. Ser. FM M I HES 1.00 833 Laboratory Manual for Wastewater Treat- ment Plant Operators F. W. Gilcreas PM 10 I HES 1.25 834 Design of Small Water Systems J. A. Saluato FM AO I HES 1.00 835 Fundamentals of Water Supply Operation IL EPA JM B0 I IL-EPA 10.00 836 Water Clarification Questions and Answers (Bulletin 40) Nalco PM 10 I Nalco Free 837 Handbook of Chlarination for Potable Water, Wastewater, Cooling Water, Industrial Processes, and Swimming Pools G. C. White FM AO I VNos 37.50 838 Advanced Wastewater Treatment R. L. Culp PM AO I VNos 14.50 839 Aerobic Biological Treatment of Waste Waters: Principles and Practice A. W. Busch PM AD I Oli 16.00 840 Applied Stream Sanitation C. J. Velz FM AO I JW 28.50 841 Aquatic Chemistry: An Introduction Emphasizing Chemical Equilibrium in Natural Waters W. Stumm and J. J. Morgan PM AO I JW 27. SO (cloth) 12.95 (paper) 842 As We Live and Breathe--The Challenge of Our Environment Nat'l Geographic Society FM M I NGS 4.25 843* Behavior of Organic Chemicals in the Aquatic Environment, 1966 D. W. Ryckman $ J. C. Buzzell Jr. m AO I MCA ? 844 Bibliography of Books on the Environ- ment—Air, Water and Solid Wastes, 1973 Univ. Toledo PM M I UTole 2.00 845 Biochemical Ecology of Water Pollution P. R. Dugan PM AO I Plenum 14.50 846 The Biological Aspects of Water Pollution C. G. Wilber PM AO I CCT 23.75 847 Biological Waste Treatment R. P. Canale tw SO 1 WI 8.95 848 Biology and Water Pollution Control C. E. Warren PM AO I WBS 11.00 849 Chemical Analysis of Industrial Water J. W. McCoy FM AD I CPC 17.00 850 Use of Spectronic-20 (XT-SI) EPA PM, Si., PS 10 I EPA-2 Free t 851 Chlorine Facts Chlorine Inst. FM 10 I CI Free 852 Determination of B.O.D. (XT-54) EPA FM, St. AT IO I EPA-2 Free r 853 Community Water Supply (No. 420-WHO) WHO PM M I WHO 0.60 854 Complete Handbook on Environmental Control T. B. McClain « D. Zarefslsy PM M I NatTex 2.88 855 Controlling the Effects of Industrial J. W. Masselli PM AO I IWl Free Wastes an Sewage Treatment (TR-15) *Out of print. ------- 42 - VOLUME II TABLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED DESIGNED AUDIENCE USAGE SOURCE COST 856 Disposal of Sewage and Other Waterborne Wastes K. Imhoff et al. PM AO I AASP 16.80 857 Elements of Wastewater Supply and Wastewater Disposal (2nd ed.) G. M. Fair et al. PM AO I JW 17.95 858 Engineering Management of Water Quality P. H. McGauhey PM AO I McG 12.50 859 Environmental Pollution Instrumentation R. L. Chapman, ed. PM AO I ISA 10.00 860 Hydraulic Handbook Colt Ind. PM 10, AO, M I Colt 7.50 861 Industrial Pollution Control Handbook H. F. Lund, ed. PM AO I McG 29.50 862 Industrial Waste Disposal R. D. Ross, ed. PM AO I Rein 16.00 863 Instrumental Analysis for Water Pollution Control K. H. Mancy PM AO I AASP 18.00 864 Ion Exchangers K. Dorfner PM AO I AASP 17.50 865 Ion Selective Electrodes (C13.10:314) R. A. Durst, ed. PM AO I GPO 3.50 866 Laboratory Waste Disposal Manual Mfg. Chem. Assoc. PM AO I MCA 3.50 867 Lime Handling, Application and Storage in Treatment Processes (2nd ed.) Nat'l Lime Assoc. FM 10 I NLA 1.50 868 Liquid Waste of Industry--Theories, Practices and Treatment N. L. Nemerow PM AO I AWP 22.50 869 Management Faces Unionization H. P. Husband PM M I ManBks 12.75 870 Manual of British Water Engineering Practice, Vol. 1--Organization and Management Inst. Water Engrs. PM M I Hef 10.00 871 Manual of British Water Engineering Practice, Vol. 2--Engineering Practice Inst. Water Engrs. PM AO I Hef 10.00 872 Manual of British Water Engineering Practice, Vol. 3--Water Quality and Treatment Inst. Water Engrs. PM AO I Hef 10.00 873* Manual of Industrial Water and Industrial Wastewater as™ PM AO I ASIM 17.50 874 Manual of Wastewater Operations (4th ed.) C. H. Billings § D. F. Smallhorst, ed. FM 10 I LanPr 10.00 875 Manual on Water (3rd ed.) ASTM PM AO I ASTM 16.50 876 Methods for Evaluating the First Order Constants kj and L for BOD Exertion A. F. Gaudy et al. PM AD I OKSU 4.00 877 Microorganic Matter in Water (STPub 448) ASTM PM AO I ASTM 9.25 878* Pipe Economy Cast Iron Pipe FM 10 I CIPRA Free 879 Practical Guide to Water Quality Studies on Streams (I67.8:S+8) F. W. Kittrell FM 10 I GPO 0.70 880 Practice of Water Pollution Biology K. M. MacKenthum PM 10 I GPO 1.50 881 Sewage Treatment--Basic Principles and Trends R. L. Bolton § L. Klein PM 10 I AASP 16.50 882 Sewer Pipe Manual Johns-Manvilie PM 10 I JM 10.00 883 A Study of Sludge Handling and Disposal (WP 20-4) R. S. Burd PM AO I GPO ? 884 Treatment and Disposal of Wastes (Tech Rpt 37) WHO PM AO I WHO ? 885 Waste Treatment with Polyelectrolytes S. Gutcho FM AD I Noyes 36.00 886 Wastewater Engineering R. Eliassen, ed. PM AO I McG 19.50 *Out of print. ------- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AVAILABLE - 43 TARLE 4 (continued) IDENTITY NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR TYPE OF MATERIAL INTENDED AUDIENCE DESIGNED USAGE SOURCE COST 887 Water and Water Pollution Handbook, Vol. 1 L. L. Ciaccio, ed. PM AO I Marcel 27.50 888 Water and Water Pollution Handbook, Vol. 2 L. L. Ciaccio, ed. PM AO I Marcel 27.50 889 Water and Water Pollution Handbook, Vol. 3 L. L. Ciaccio, ed. M AO I Marcel 27.50 890 Water and Wastewater Engineering, Vol. 1 G. M. Fair et al. PM AO I JW 17.95 891 Water and Wastewater Engineering, Vol. 2 G. M. Fair et al. PM AO I JW 19.95 892 Water Fluoridation, The Search and the Victory (HE20.3402:F67) F. J. McClure PM M I GPO 3.25 893 Water, Health and Society G. White § A. Wolman FM M I IUP 15.00 894 Water Measurement Manual (127.19/2:W29/2) Dept. of Interior PM 10 I GPO 2.50 895 Water Pollution Control W. W. Eckenfelder § D. I. Ford PM AO I Pem 15.00 896 Water Pollution Microbiology R. Mitchell PM AO I WI 19.50 897 Water Quality Criteria (I67.2:W29/3) EPA FM AO I GPO 3.00 898 Water Well Manual U. P. Gibson FM IO I Prem 6.00 899 Basic Statistics I (XT-49) EPA PM, SL, AT IO I EPA-2 Free r 900 Basic Statistics II (XT-50) EPA FM, SL, AT IO I EPA-2 Free r 901 Determination of Grease and Oil (XT-56) EPA PM, SL, AT IO I EPA-2 Free r 902 Determination of Suspended Solids (XT-57) EPA PM, SL, AT IO I EPA-2 Free r 903 Process Control Demands--Part A (XT-60) EPA FM, SL, AT 10 I EPA-2 Free r 904 Process Control Demands--Part B (XT-61) EPA IN, SL, AT 10 I EPA-2 Free r ------- |