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- 11 November 2013
(5 days)
Water Supply and Treatment
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Delegates will acquire a conceptual understanding of the legal, health and technical aspects of treating water for drinking and industrial purposes. The course also introduces the principles involved in the design and selection of unit processes for a water treatment plant.
Course Objectives
The course allows delegates to:
- acquire an understanding of the fundamental scientific concepts and detailed technical know-how of the technologies required for water supply and treatment for drinking and industrial purposes;
- gain a general understanding of the legal and health issues associated with water supply;
- understand the principles involved in the design and selection of appropriate unit processes in any given context.
Upon completion of the course, delegates will be able to:
- estimate water demand;
- determine free chlorine residuals for break-point chlorination and the kinetics of pathogen kill;
- select and design appropriate water treatment unit processes;
- calculate design specifications for unit processes to remediate water of a particular quality to a particular standard;
- clearly present designs and design information.
Course Outline
- Introduction to water quality and health;
- Water demand and supply;
- Raw water quality and pretreatment;
- Groundwater quality;
- Water treatment processes;
- Coagulation and flocculation;
- Clarification;
- Filtration;
- Membrane processes;
- Activated carbon;
- Biological treatment processes;
- Pathogen removal;
- Disinfection chemistry and kinetics;
- Chemical disinfection and oxidative processes;
- Photo and phochemical disinfection processes;
- Fluoridation;
- Water stability;
- Water treatment plant design.
Presenters
School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences
- Dr Russell Davenport (Course Leader)
- Dr Jaime Amezaga
- Dr Geoff Parkin
- Dr Charlotte Paterson
- Dr Paul Sallis
Fees
- Water Supply and Treatment
- £1125.00
We offer a 30 percent discount on this course to full time students and to Newcastle University staff.
The course fee includes tuition, course materials, lunch and refreshments.
Formal assessment may be available for this Course. Assessment attracts an additional fee of £275.00, and delegates will be issued with a transcript and Certificate of Credit Achieved.
Owing to visa restrictions the assessment option is not available to international students outside the European Economic Area (EEA).
Academic Module Outline
This course is also delivered as a Module (code CEG8103) on at least one of the School's Masters programmes, the majority of which can be studied part time, making them suitable for those in employment. Delegates will attend with full and part time registered students. The Academic Module Outline is available via the University's Module Catalogue.
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Accredited by:
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Water Supply and Treatment accredited by Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management |