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Intended Audience: civil engineers, environmental engineers, chemical engineers, wastewater treatment plant operators
PDH UNITS: 3
In this course we will define several terms related to wastewater collection system, discuss the different types of collections systems, types of sewers, shapes of sewers, and collection system appurtenances. We will also analyze the basic considerations of sewer design and work out a few simple design problems using widely used Manning’s equation and graphs from FE Handbook. Course Description & Topics:
- Introduction
- Definition of Terms
- Types of Collections Systems
- Types of Sewers
- Shapes of Sewers
- Collection System Appurtenances
- Basic Considerations of Sewer Design
- Design of Sanitary Sewers
- Preparation of Contract Drawings and Specifications
- Construction of Sewers
- Maintenance of Sewers
Learning Objectives
At the successful conclusion of this course, you’ll be able to identify and discuss:- define common terminology used in the wastewater collection system.
- explain different types of wastewater collection system.
- discuss the basic considerations of wastewater collection system design.
- design a circular sewer system.
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