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Yes, Dleg is correct. They did feature a thermodynamics problem . If you know basics of heat and material balance you are in good shape. For the enviro exam its all about the basic concepts- Stoichiometry/Mass Balance/Molar Balance and applying these in different areas (Air,Water, etc)

I have the 8th Edition of this Manual, no scribbles, or a single torn page. Please PM me, if interested Thanks

For those PE candidates looking to purchase books, please see the yard sale section under "civil engineering" I am selling a few items. Many thanks

Thanks Chiko ! and many congrats on your achievement. I can imagine it must have been very busy with 2 kids. I have a baby myself. I am taking a review course, but along with that I had used Cooper and Alley, and Metcalf Eddy. I am thinking of buying a few other references like Lindeburg...

Missed the pass score by a few points. Retaking April 2014 in Texas! Gathering my energy to do this again! Feeling dissapointed after 8 months of prep:( I know this is a yard scale question: I am in need of lindeburg. Don't want to buy a brand new one! [email protected]

Thanks for the response guys ! @ rkn4569, did you take a course to study for the ENV exam?

Thanks FLBluff PE and VT Enviro, I will take a closer look at the topics and mostly go for the chem in that case.. you are right- its important to pass the exam !

Thanks for the reply , Snikerd3. I reside in Michigan, and they do not evaluate by discipline either. So just need to decide which one to opt for. :) Its been 4 years and I have forgotten most of the Chem E calculations. . but can def go back to learning it quickly, I would be feeling weird...

Good day all, I hold a BS in Chemical Engineering. I took the General EIT last year and passed it. However for the last 3 years, I have been working on a variety of things (technical, non technical) due to the nature of our consulting business. Mostly, I have diverted my work into writing...