Sewer Systems

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Department of Urban Water Management

Synopsis:

The course focuses on complex understanding of urban drainage and its consequences. The students will master urban hydrology processes of surface runoff formation and transport, impacts of urban drainage on surface waters, description of urban drainage performance by monitoring and modelling, innovative technologies and purpose oriented mitigation measures planning and innovation.

Requirements:

written test

Syllabus of lectures:

Urban drainage, integrated approach

Waste waters production

Surface runoff processes

Urban drainage effects on receiving waters

Rainfall monitoring and rainfall data

Discharge monitoring and data

Mitigation strategies and approaches

Sustainable urban drainage systems I

Sustainable urban drainage systems II

Monitoring and modelling

Innovative technologies

Case studies

Syllabus of tutorials:

Lectures only

Study Objective:

The goal of the course is to describe the basic concepts and processes in the integrated urban drainage system.

Study materials:

David Butler, John Davies, Urban Drainage, Third Edition. 2010 by CRC Press Textbook - 632 Pages ISBN 9780415455251

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No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: