Industrial Wastewater Treatment
Course dates: From September 17 to 21, 2018. Registration: until September 14, 2018 |
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Description
Sustainable development goals
Clean water and sanitation
climate action
Contents
1. Introduction
- Presentation of the INTI: Objective of the Institution, works that are carried out
- Pollution: General concepts
- Water pollution
- Water supply and hydrological cycle, water quality and demand
2. Origin of liquid effluents
- Composition of an industrial effluent
- Polluting parameters and their effects on water bodies
- Current legislation
3. Characterization of liquid effluents
- Preliminary survey
- Flow measurement: types of gauges
- Sampling: types, frequency and sampling sites. Volume and conservation of
sample based on analytical determination. Representativeness of the sample.
- Specific parameters of different types of industry
4. Treatment of liquid effluents
4.1 Preliminary treatment: objectives, necessary units
4.2 Primary Treatment: objectives, classification and function of each unit
4.3 Secondary Treatment:
a) Description of different types of treatment systems
b) Description of the biological process. The floc: Definition, functions and structure.
c) Microbiology of activated sludge: microorganisms that participate in purification. Bacteria, protozoa and metazoa.
d) Operational parameters and variables that affect the debugging process.
f) Operation of laboratory biological reactors and effluent treatability
5. Tertiary treatment with emphasis on treatment of sulphides, metals such as chromium, nickel, zinc, copper, etc., with their respective treatability tests.
6. Control, Monitoring and Operation of treatment plants
- Main control variables
- Operational Problems
7 Workshop
- Carrying out practical exercises in groups on the topics covered in the course and presentation of the results.
Recipients
· Technical staff of municipal and government entities linked to wastewater treatment
Entities and bodies of water control
· Consultants in the field of wastewater treatment.
Technical staff from different industries
· Graduate or final year university students of civil, environmental, chemical or industrial engineering.
· Professionals related and interested in the subject.
Certification
To participants who pass the course, the University of Azuay will issue a certificate of approval for 40 hours.
Schedule
Dates: From September 17 to 21, 2018.
Hours: 08:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 18:00
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Price:
The course has a cost of $ 350.00 per participant. Includes registration, materials and certificate.
The University of Azuay sponsors the 60% of the total value to its teachers, administrators and students, conditional on its approval. The cost of this course will be $ 140.00.
Payment options
UDA participants (teachers and administrators)
Discount to the payment roll: Two installments of $ 70.00 each in the months of October and November.
External participants and UDA students
- Payment in the Treasury of the University
- Cash
- By credit card - it can be deferred up to three months without interest
Payment codes Treasury
External Participants Code 1044 - $ 350.00
UDA Personal Code 1043 - $ 140.00
Requirements
- No third level degree required
- Technical staff of the different decentralized autonomous governments (GAD)
- Graduate or final year university students of civil, environmental, chemical or industrial engineering
- Related and interested professionals with the subject
Registrations
Registrations are closed