Wastewater Treatment: Processes, Technologies and Operations
To provide professionals with the technical knowledge and practical understanding of wastewater treatment processes, from preliminary treatment to advanced technologies, ensuring environmental compliance, sustainability, and operational efficiency.
Wastewater treatment is vital for public health, environmental protection, and resource recovery. This course provides an in-depth overview of biological, physical, and chemical treatment processes, along with emerging technologies and regulatory frameworks. Participants will gain practical insights into design parameters, plant operations, process control, and troubleshooting common treatment challenges in municipal and industrial settings.
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