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GCI721 - Biological Treatment of Wastewater

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The schedule for this course is not available.

Summary

• Cycle: 2nd cycle
• Credits: 3 credits
• Faculty or center: Faculty of Engineering

Training Objective

Master the biological methods of treating domestic and industrial wastewater and sludge.

Content

Reactions and reactors. Microbiology of wastewater and treatment. Aerobic treatment by suspended biomass; interactions with solid-liquid separation of biomass; biological nitrification. Anaerobic treatment by suspended and immobilized biomass; biological denitrification. Biological dephosphatation. Soil use. Project or laboratory work: assembly and monitoring of a biological process.

Prerequisite

GCI515

Equivalent

GCI541

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• Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering
• Bachelor's degree in civil engineering
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