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Investigation Into The Relationship Between Hurricane Storm Parameters And Damage, Jeremy S. Young
Investigation Into The Relationship Between Hurricane Storm Parameters And Damage, Jeremy S. Young
UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations
“Economic damage, such as damage to property and infra-structure, from hurricane surges depends on two factors 1) the depth of coastal inundation and 2) the area covered by the surge” (Irish et. al 2007). Typically, damage estimates are developed after hurricanes have dissipated. To have the ability to predict hurricane damage in advance based upon various physical parameters would be a technical advance that could aid vulnerable coastal communities with hurricane planning. This thesis advances this goal forward by relating “Total Normalized Damage” to “Surge Scale” along with other key parameters. In this thesis Total Normalized Damages are compared to …
Disinfection Performance Of Peracetic Acid In Florida Wastewater Reuse Applications, Killian Eckert
Disinfection Performance Of Peracetic Acid In Florida Wastewater Reuse Applications, Killian Eckert
UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations
As Florida’s population continues to grow and urbanization increases, traditional freshwater sources are in danger of being exhausted. Wastewater reuse programs offer a way to create a potable offset in order to protect these freshwater sources and the environments in which they are found. Reuse regulations for the disinfection of wastewater are increasingly becoming more stringent. In addition to tough regulations, operating costs have also become a driving force behind a movement to assess new and potentially economical chemicals and processes for disinfection. The objective of this thesis is to assess the disinfection performance of peracetic acid (PAA), an alternative …