How to design a Gravity Flow Water System: Through worked exercises

I have used this and a few other books for a project I am working on to design and construct a water system to deliver clean water to local community in Honduras. It is very helpful. I used this along with "A Handbook of Gravity-Flow Water Systems" by Thomas Jordan and "Water Storage: Tanks, Cisterns, Aquifers, and Ponds for Domestic Supply..." by Art Ludwig. These really made the process much easier from a technical standpoint. I do recommend them.

Good ideas.

We could organize training straight out of it for our rural water supply department in Nigeria. The exercise approach of this book and the hands-on little theory approach is very suitable for short workshops.The situations presented were also very useful to see ways to tackle them when they show up in the field.

Practical and easy to read! A highly recommended reference for water supply engineers