Environmental PE Exam

The Environmental Engineering Reference Manual is the most complete review available for the environmental PE exam. Developed in response to input from many recent examinees, this manual provides the topical review, practice problems, tables of data, and other resources you need to pass.

The Reference Manual includes:

• A suggested study schedule, plus tips for successful exam preparation
• Coverage of topics you're likely to see
• Hundreds of tables, charts, and figures
• Hundreds of solved example problems
• A full glossary of terms
• A detailed index

Topics Covered

• Mathematics
• Flow of Fluids
• Water & Wastewater Treatment
• Activated Sludge
• Ventilation
• Fuels & Combustion
• Air Quality
• Solid & Hazardous Waste
• Environmental Health, Safety & Welfare
• Systems & Management

• Mathematics
• Flow of Fluids
• Water & Wastewater Treatment
• Activated Sludge
• Ventilation
• Fuels & Combustion
• Air Quality
• Solid & Hazardous Waste
• Environmental Health, Safety & Welfare
• Systems & Management

Engineers agree that taking a practice exam is the best way to figure out where you need more review. Environmental Engineering Practice PE Exams simulates the 8-hour exam in every aspect, from the multiple-choice format and level of difficulty to the number and distribution of problems. You won't find more realistic practice anywhere else—we even provide bubble answer sheets. There's no substitute for experiencing a timed practice exam.

The Most Realistic Practice for the Environmental PE Exam

• 3 complete practice exams, each including: 
  • 50 problems covering the morning session of the exam 
  • 50 problems covering the afternoon session of the exam
• Coverage of all exam topics
• Comprehensive step-by-step solutions

To help you prepare for the Environmental Engineering PE exam, NC State University has created a series of three DVD review sessions designed to acquaint you with the fundamental knowledge, concepts, and equations you'll need to pass the exam. These DVDs were developed from a series of Environmental PE exam review seminars held recently by engineering faculty on North Carolina State's Centennial Campus.

Module 1: Water Treatment Operations and Processes

Instructed by Dr. Richard O. Mines, Jr., PE

Module 1 covers basic chemical concepts, water quality parameters & standards, an overview of water treatment, coagulation and flocculation, softening and sedimentation, and filtration and disinfection. Dr. Mines devotes significant review time to problem-solving techniques for the exam.

Module 2: Wastewater Systems

Instructed by Victor A. D'Amato, PE

Module 2 focuses on treatment standards, wastewater treatment, system components, loading factors, influent, flow diagrams, clarifiers, filtration, disinfection, sludge, dewatering, mass balance, and kinetics of biological growth. Mr. D'Amato also reviews Water Quality Modeling including reactor dynamics, CSTR & PFR reactors, activated sludge, trickling, BOD, Streeter-Phelps Equation, oxygen sag, aeration, oxidation, and rotating biological contactors. Mr. D'Amato discusses exam-taking tips and conversion factors and works numerous practice problems, as well.

Module 3:

Part 1: Solid Waste and Hazardous Materials Systems

Part one includes an overview of regulations, solid waste management, land filling, incineration, and hazardous waste treatment and remediation.

Part 2: Air Quality Systems

Part 2 covers air flow, ideal gas law, indoor air quality, stationary source, mobile source, and control technologies.

Part 3: Public Health & Safety

Part three focuses on industrial hygiene, emergency plans, epidemiology, toxicology and radiation protection

Media: Self-loading DVDs

Each of the three review modules is approximately 6 hours in duration. A CD-ROM of the instructors' notes is also enclosed.

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Topics Covered

• The Meaning of Present Worth
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• Simple and Compound Interest
• Accounting Cost and Expense Terms
• Extracting the Rate of Return
• Ranking Mutually Exclusive Projects
• Consumer Loans
• Capitalization Costs versus Expenses
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• The Meaning of Present Worth
• Income Tax Considerations
• Simple and Compound Interest
• Accounting Cost and Expense Terms
• Extracting the Rate of Return
• Ranking Mutually Exclusive Projects
• Consumer Loans
• Capitalization Costs versus Expenses
• Forecasting
• Depreciation Methods

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