The aim of this course is to introduce the plant and processes used in the production of potable water. The course will provide those working in, or with the water industry to gain an understanding of many of the concepts and processes involved in producing potable water.
The interactive course comprises four 75-minute modules, all run on a single day via MS Teams. It will be live and interactive, allowing discussion and a Q&A with the lecturer.
The concepts and treatment processes discussed will include the following:
- Differing source waters
- Basic water properties
- Factors affecting the choice of treatment for differing water sources
- Chemical treatment
- Coagulation and flocculation
- Clarification
- Dissolved air flotation
- Filtration
- Pesticide removal
- Plumbosolvency
- Membrane processes
- Disinfection and waste treatment
Objectives:
- Understand how different source waters are treated and how different stages of treatment are used to deliver high quality potable water.
- Learn about the principles and objectives of the processes used at each stage of treatment.
- Gain an understanding of the equipment used in the production of potable water together with the associated design criteria.
Programme:
- The course will be presented in four live 75-minute sessions, over one day.
- Each live session will include presentations and audiovisual demonstrations.
- Virtual delegates will still be able to have verbal exchanges with the lecturer, as in a face-to-face training session.
- A printed copy of the presentation material will be provided to enable notes to be taken more efficiently during the course.
Who should attend?
- Professionals from a wide range of disciplines including recent graduates, as well as those who are new to the water industry.
- Anyone working in the water industry who requires an understanding of the processes involved in the treatment of potable water.
- No prior knowledge will be assumed.
Available Dates
27th Feb, 2025 at 08:30 - Virtual Course