Biochemical Technology in Water and Wastewater Treatment Engineering

Course Description

Welcome to "Biochemical Technology in Water and Wastewater Treatment Engineering," an essential course for anyone interested in environmental studies and water treatment. This comprehensive course, offered by TsinghuaX, delves into the fundamental principles and cutting-edge technologies used in water and wastewater treatment processes. Through real-world case studies and vivid explanations, you'll gain a deep understanding of biological treatment processes, equipping you with the knowledge and skills necessary to tackle some of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time.

What students will learn from the course:

• Basic principles and characteristics of biochemical technology in water and wastewater treatment
• Composition of structures and operation characteristics in treatment facilities
• Technological advancements in water and wastewater treatment
• Aerobic and anaerobic biological treatment processes
• Biological nitrogen and phosphorus removal processes
• Natural treatment processes for wastewater
• Sludge treatment and disposal methods
• Latest research progress in related technologies

Prerequisites or skills necessary to complete the course:

To get the most out of this course, students should have a basic understanding of:

• Principles of Environmental Engineering
• Environmental Engineering Monitoring
• Water Treatment Microbiology

What the course will cover:

• Introduction to wastewater treatment processes
• Basic principles of wastewater biological treatment
• Aerobic biological wastewater treatment processes (Activated Sludge, Biofilm, etc.)
• Anaerobic biological wastewater treatment processes
• Biological nitrogen and phosphorus removal
• Natural biological treatment processes
• Sludge treatment and disposal
• Latest technological advancements in the field

Who this course is for:

• Environmental engineering students
• Environmental science majors
• Municipal engineering students
• Professionals working in water treatment plants
• Anyone interested in learning about water and wastewater treatment technologies

How learners can use these skills in the real world:

• Designing and optimizing water treatment systems
• Improving existing wastewater treatment facilities
• Developing innovative solutions for water pollution problems
• Conducting research in environmental engineering
• Implementing sustainable water management practices
• Advising on environmental policies related to water treatment
• Contributing to global efforts in water conservation and environmental protection

Syllabus:

Each chapter covers specific topics in detail, providing a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. The course structure ensures a logical progression from basic principles to advanced concepts, making it accessible for beginners while offering valuable insights for experienced professionals.