Environmental Engineering: Water and Wastewater Treatment, Waste and Resource Management - CIVE60012
Aims
This module aims to provide knowledge and skills in the design of drinking water supply and treatment works, wastewater collection and treatment systems, and waste and resource management. Understanding of the basic principles will be supplemented, where appropriate, by practical problem solving exercises in the context of civil engineering.
Role
Lecturer
Advanced Water and Wastewater Treatment - CIVE70047
Aims
- To extend and deepen the scope of the introductory module on drinking water, and wastewater treatment (CI9-EE-28).
- To cover the background to water quality, standards and regulations, and more specialised unit processes of softening, ion exchange, oxidation, adsorption, and membrane systems.
- To review the fundamental basis of aerobic treatment processes, and describe methods of advanced effluent treatment for higher discharge standards and effluent re-use.
Role
Lecturer
Water and Wastewater Treatment - CIVE70055
Aims
- To provide a basic description and understanding of the principal unit processes used in the treatment of drinking water and municipal wastewaters.
- This will include coverage of the scientific basis of each unit process, as well as the conventional approach to their engineering design. By reviewing the variety of raw water qualities commonly found, and the prevailing drinking water quality standards that must be compiled with, the course will highlight and detail the typical configurations of unit processes used in the UK and internationally.
- In the area of wastewater treatment the course will provide an understanding of the kinetic theory of biological growth and apply it to typical aerobic processes, and an appreciation of the purpose and practice of sludge treatment.
Role
Lecturer
Water Resources Engineering - CIVE97014
Aims
This course aims to enable students to:
- Understand the processes that govern the movement and storage of water in the terrestrial environment and how these processes can be understood using physical principles and represented using mathematical modelling techniques.
- Understand the hydrological data that are required to support such models and the associated uncertainties in both data and models.
- Be able to use models to identify, design, and manage surface water and groundwater resources and apply methods to quantify the effect of climate variability and change on design risk.
- Appreciate the specific demands agriculture places on water resources, especially groundwater.
- Understand the challenges for water resources in the future related to climate change.
Role
Lecturer
Water and Wastewater Engineering - CIVE97013
Aims
This course aims to
- Provide further insights into key principles for the design, modelling and control of water supply and wastewater collection networks (underground infrastructure), and water treatment processes (wastewater; overground infrastructure), which were introduced in CI2-260 and CI3-360.
- Introduce current and emerging trends in the design and operation of water supply and wastewater networks and discuss their relevance as critical services and civil infrastructure for Smart Cities. Present wastewater treatment aspects.
- Supplement the fundamental principles with problem-solving exercises to be able to apply the theory to practical water and wastewater industry scenarios.
- Introduce mathematical optimisation for the optimal design and control of water supply networks.
- Build upon and combine your knowledge from Fluid Mechanics (e.g. pipe hydraulics) and Mathematics (e.g. numerical methods) modules you have gained so far.
Role
Lecturer