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ENVE 425 - Drinking Water Treatment and Distribution

(3 credits)
This course covers the hydraulics of drinking water distribution and the physicochemical processes of drinking water treatment both in the context of municipal water system design. Emphasis is placed on the sizing of unit processes and the operation of the units when combined into a system. The context for the course is founded in the regulatory structures and societal expectations that govern water treatment and delivery goals. Computational tools will be used to complete a significant design project. Prerequisite(s): ENVE 312 . Spring.


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