Duration of this Course:
One semester
One semester
Prerequisites
i1502 or equivalent
Course Objectives
Obtain theoretical and experimental tools to study, design and control biological processes.
Learning Methods
Lectures, computer simulations and laboratory experiments
Course Description
The course consists of the following topics: Biological processes applied in wastewater treatment are described and analyzed. Physical, biological and chemical phenomena are described and quantified. Key processes are studied in detail both through mathematical modeling and laboratory experiments.
Assessment Methods
Mandatory project report count 30%; Individual, written final examination counts 70% of the grade. All study aids permitted.
Literature:
| Tittel | Forfatter | Forlag | Utgave | Utgitt år | ISBN | Kapittel / Sider | Kommentar | Type | Obligatorisk |
| Wastewater Engineering - Treatment and Reuse | Tchobanoglous et al. | McGraw-Hill | 4. | 2003 | 0-07-041878-0 |
Reichert; AQUASIM- Computer program for the identification and simulation of aquatic systems. EAWAG Nr.7. |
Bok | Yes |