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Environmental Engineering
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SBV011 International Sanitary Engineering 6.0 ECTS credits
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TIMEPERIOD:
Quarter II
LANGUAGE:English
EXAMINER
J Hanaeus Prof
PREREQUISITES
At least one of the courses Water treatment A: SBV009, Water treatment B: SBV010 or Water and Wastewater System Planning: SBV001.
COURSE AIM
Water supply and wastewater treatment will be dealt with in an international perspective with focus on Asia, Africa and South America.
CONTENTS
Water:
á water resources in the world
á water Scarcity - potential conflicts?
á possible water resources for drinking water och water distribution.
Wastewater and latrines:
á treatment (pond systems & latrine systems)
á reuse of excreta and wastewater (irrigation, aquacultures, reuse of excreta/latrine products)
Water and sanitation:
á hygiene
á gender perspectives on sanitary engineering
á implementation
á water and sanitation in refugee camps and war zones
TEACHING
The course includes lectures, seminars, project tasks and a laboratory work.
80 % attendance of the lectures and the seminars is demanded to pass the course.
EXAMINATION
COURSE GRADE SCALE: U, G
ITEMS/CREDITS
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Construction task 2 |
1.20ECTS |
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Construction task 1 |
1.05ECTS |
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Term papers |
1.50ECTS |
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Seminars |
1.50ECTS |
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Laboratory work |
0.75ECTS |
COURSE LITTERATURE
Franceys, R. et al. (1992). A guide to the development of on-site sanitation. WHO
Morgan, P. (1990). Rural Water supplies and Sanitation.
Winblad, U. Et al. (1985). Sanitation without water.
Copied articles.
REMARKS
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