American Public Works Association.

Books by American Public Works Association.

Total count: 29

• Index to the proceedings of the American Society of Municipal Engineers and International Association of Public Works Officials, 1918-1936.

  American Public Works Association1937-01-01
• Municipal snow removal and the treatment of icy pavementsa statement of the snow fighting problems and practices of American cities

  American public works association1938-01-01
• Sewer rentalsrate structures, special rate problems, billing practices, collection practices, disposition of revenues. A survey of the administrative practices and experiences of more than one hundred cities.

  American Public Works Association, in cooperation with Municipal Finance Officers Association and American Municipal Association1939-01-01
• Refuse collection methodsmethods of collecting refuse from curb or alleys or from householders' premises; organizing the work of collection crews; methods of doing the simpler tasks of handling containers and loading and stowing refuse in collection vehicles.

  American Public Works Association1940-01-01
• Refuse collection equipmentdescription of equipment used by cities

  American public works association1940-01-01
• Preparation of refuse for collectionseparations, influence of disposal method, preparation for collection, receptacles and their location, quantity limitation, regulation.

  American public works association1940-01-01
• Factors affecting the cost of refuse collection.

  American public works association1940-01-01
• Refuse materialsclassification of refuse materials, definitions, characteristics, quantities produced

  American public works association1940-01-01
• Financing refuse collection operations.

  American public works association1941-01-01
• Municipal, contract, or private collection of refuse.

  American public works association1941-01-01
• Planning refuse collection operationsproper approach, basic data, selection of methods and equipment, determination of routes and schedules, examples of good planning.

  American public works association1941-01-01
• Centralized maintenance of public buildingsa report on the importance of adopting centralized building maintenance programs.

  American Public Works Association, Research Foundation1964-01-01
• Report on problems of combined sewer facilities and overflows, 1967a national inventory of the effects and means of correcting combined sewer overflows and separate storm and sanitary sewer discharges in the United States.

  Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, U.S. Dept. of the Interior1967-01-01
• Water pollution aspects of urban runoff.

  1969-01-01
• Resource recovery from incinerator residueanalysis of factors that affect economic recycling of ferrous metals and other inorganic material contained in municipal incinerator residue.

  1969-01-01
• Feasibility of computer control of wastewater treatment.

  [Environmental Protection Agency, Water Quality Office]; for sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1970-01-01
• Combined sewer regulation and managementa manual of practice.

  [U.S. Federal Water Quality Administration]; for sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1970-01-01
• Control of infiltration and inflow into sewer systems.

  [Environmental Protection Agency, Water Quality Office]; for sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1970-01-01
• Prevention and correction of excessive infiltration and inflow into sewer systemsmanual of practice.

  [Environmental Protection Agency, Water Quality Office]; for sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1971-01-01
• Financing and charges for wastewater systemsa joint committee report

  1973-01-01
and 9 more