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Update: 2010-02-16

Description

CT3420. Sanitary Engineering. This course deals with the basic principles and design aspects of sanitary engineering infrastructure. This comprises: drinking water supply and treatment, sewerage and wastewater treatment.

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Anaerobic treatment

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Sludge treatment

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Physical processes: Sedimentation: primary & secondary

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Activated sludge: N & P removal

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Activated sludge: Process

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Biological treatment: Trickling filters

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Biological treatment: Fundamentals

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Physical processes: Screens, Sieves, Sand & Grit removal, Settling

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Introduction wastewater engineering: an overview

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Special topics in wastewater engineering: recent advances

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Dimensioning of a sewer network

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Hydraulic design principles

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Construction, inspection and maintenance

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Rainwater run-off processes, sewer inflow and design

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Introduction: Why urban drainage? Types and flows

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Distribution: Drinking water from tap source

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Surface water: Removal of pharmaceuticals from surface water

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Surface water: Sedimentation

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Introduction: International drinking water projects

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Vreeburg, J.H.G.

Distribution: Discolouration: who's to blame