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Students should acquire new up-to-date technological procedures in the field of wastewater treatment. Emphasis is placed on discussions with students in solving practical problems they may encounter in given technologies.

Knowledge of Hydrochemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Technology

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Lectures 2 / week, seminars 2h / week, students can use e-learning system (LMS Moodle).

Assessment of knowledge takes the form of an oral examination of the topics mentioned in the course of the subject.

1. Centralized and decentralized treatment of waste water.
2. Processes occurring in sewer systems.
3. Specifics of small waste water treatment plants.
4. Membrane processes I.
5. Membrane processes II.
6. Bioreactors with membrane separation of sludge.
7. Monitoring and control of waste water treatment processes.
8. Mathematical models and simulation programs and their utilization.
9. Specifics and utilization of root plants.
10. Specifics and processes (equalization of water flow and quality, flotation, striping,
adsorption, precipitation) for treatment of industrial wastewater.
11. Specifics and processes (precipitation, AOPs,) for treatment of industrial wastewater.
12. Minimizing of sludge production.
13. Integrated approach to water protection.

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Students build on the knowledge gained in the bachelor study in the subjects: Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Technology, Hydrochemistry and will gain an overview of the currently addressed topics in current technologies for wastewater treatment.

There is no controlled education, lectures are optional.

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Eckenfelder W. W. and Musterman J. L.: Activated Sludge Treatment of Industrial Wastewater,Technomic Publishing AG, Basel, Switzerland, 1995. (CS)
Malý, J., Malá, J., Fedrus, H.: Chemie a technologie vody, Brno NOEL 2000, 1996 (CS)
Strnadová, N., Janda, V.: Technologie vody I, VŠCHT Praha 1999 (CS)

Dohányos, M. a kol.: Čištění odpadních vod, Praha 1998 (CS)
Manahan S.E.: Environmental Science and Technology, A Sustainable Approach to Green Science and Technology, U.S., 2007, ISBN: 0-8493-9512-7 (CS)
Hendricks D.: Water Treatment Unit Processes Physical and Chemical, U.S., 2006, ISBN: 0-8247-0695-1 (CS)
Stewart B. A., Howell T. A.: Encyclopedia of Water Science, New York, 2003, ISBN: 0-8247-0948-9. (CS)

eLearning: currently opened course

26 hours, obligation not entered

eLearning: currently opened course