MIL-HDBK-1005-17 Base Document:1998

Section 1 INTRODUCTION
  1.1 Scope of Handbook
  1.2 Organization of Handbook
Section 2 APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND POLICIES
  2.1 Section Overview
  2.2 Clean Water Act
  2.3 General Pretreatment Regulations
  2.4 Local Limits
  2.5 Categorical Pretreatment Standards
  2.6 Federal Facilities Compliance Act
  2.7 Pollution Prevention Act
  2.8 Directives
  2.9 Occupational Safety and Health Administration Standards
Section 3 DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICALLY BASED LOCAL LIMITS
  3.1 Section Overview
  3.2 Purpose of Local Limits
  3.3 General Approaches to Developing
       Local Limits
  3.4 The MAHL Approach
  3.5 Development of Discharge Limitations
       Based on Protection of the Collection
       System and Worker Health and Safety
Section 4 WASTEWATER SOURCES, CHARACTERISTICS AND POLLUTION
          PREVENTION
  4.1 Section Overview
  4.2 Wastewater Characterization Data
  4.3 Pollution Prevention
  4.4 AFFF Fire Suppression
  4.5 Aircraft Corrosion Control
  4.6 Aircraft Deicing
  4.7 Aircraft Washing
  4.8 Battery Maintenance
  4.9 Dental Clinic Operations
  4.10 Engine Washing
  4.11 Fire Fighting Training
  4.12 Fuel Storage
  4.13 Hospital Operations
  4.14 Maintenance Area Floor Washing
  4.15 Non-Destructive Inspection Testing
  4.16 Parts Washing
  4.17 Photo/X-Ray Processing
  4.18 Steam Generation
  4.19 Vehicle Painting
  4.20 Vehicle and Equipment Washing
  4.21 Other Sources of Nondomestic Wastewater
  4.22 Summary of Pollutants Contributed
Section 5 GUIDELINES FOR SELECTING A WASTEWATER
          MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
  5.1 Section Overview
  5.2 Wastewater Inventory
  5.3 Wastewater Characterization
  5.4 Discharge Limitations
  5.5 Wastewater Management Alternatives
  5.6 Selection of a Treatment System
       Alternative
  5.7 Sources Potentially Subject to
       Treatment
  5.8 Consultants and Vendors
Section 6 OIL AND GREASE REMOVAL
  6.1 Section Overview
  6.2 Oily Wastewater Origin and Classification
  6.3 Sampling and Measurement
  6.4 Regulatory Basis for Considering
       Oil Removal
  6.5 Evaluating the Need for OWSs
  6.6 Treatment Technology
  6.7 Design of OWS Systems
  6.8 Sludge Removal and Disposal
  6.9 Grease Separators
  6.10 Guidance Documents
Section 7 HEAVY METALS REMOVAL
  7.1 Section Overview
  7.2 Types and Sources of Heavy Metals
  7.3 Evaluating the Need for Metals
       Removal
  7.4 Treatment Technology
  7.5 Chemical Precipitation, Flocculation,
       and Sedimentation
  7.6 Filtration
  7.7 Ion Exchange
  7.8 Evaporation
Section 8 TREATMENT FOR WASHWATER RECYCLING
  8.1 Section Overview
  8.2 Washwater Sources
  8.3 Assessing the Need for a Washwater
       Recycling System
  8.4 Pollutants to be Removed
  8.5 Treatment Technologies
  8.6 Prefabricated Package Systems
FIGURES
TABLES
REFERENCES
GLOSSARY