The water environment
3 points * 26 lectures, 13 tutorials * Prerequisite: ENE2102
Objectives This is an introductory subject on the basic sources, uses, chemistry, microbiology, supply, treatment, and discharge of water and wastewaters. The subject sets out to introduce and develop knowledge and understanding of the water environment, in order to allow an informed appreciation of the importance, problems and consequences of water utilisation, and to provide the basis for specific engineering skills to develop, manage and treat water supplies and ensure appropriate wastewater treatment and discharge leading to sustainability.
Synopsis Sources and uses of water. Water quality standards for various uses. Introduction to aquatic chemistry and microbiology. Water pollution problems related to urban and rural areas. Integration of quantity and quality. Integrated catchment management concepts. Storage and distribution of water. Introduction to water and wastewater treatment processes.
Assessment Examination: 70% * Assignments: 30%
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