The aims of this module is:
(1) to develop students application of the concepts of hydraulic design
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this module the learner should be able to:
LO1
describe succinctly, the relevant advantages & disadvantages of sewerage systems.
LO2
compare & critically evaluate (a) the framework of relevant legal requirements for the treatment & disposal of Wastewater. (b) the codes of practice & industry standards & the need for their application.
LO3
examine, identify & use appropriate (a) methods for application to new & broadly-defined storm & foul drainage problems. (b) methods for application to new & existing broadly-defined flood problems. (c) methods for application to new & existing broadly-defined hydrology & river engineering problems.
LO4
assess the appropriate sustainable drainage systems to new & existing broadly-defined storm drainage problems.
LO5
select & apply appropriate communication tools to present technical information on drainage systems, its components &/or design process.
Pre-requisite learning
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Requirements
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Module Content & Assessment
Indicative Content
(1) Basic Principles of Design Sewers
(a) Sewerage systems
(b) System Components
(c) Layout of Sewers
(2) Legislation on Treatment & Disposal of Wastewater