Wastewater Collection ((3 credit hours))

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Introduce fundamental concepts pertaining to wastewater collection systems. Identify key components of the sewer system, including pipes, manholes, valves, lift stations, tanks, and other critical infrastructure. Analyze the functions of each part and their role in hydraulic conveyance and pressure regulation. Inspect principles of system maintenance and optimization across varied conditions. Examine operational practices, compliance standards, and performance benchmarks of treatment plants and supporting structures. Describe the responsibilities of wastewater collection system operators and related personnel. Evaluate the economic implications of system operation, upgrades, rehabilitation, replacement, and fiscal planning. Pre or Corequisite(s): WRT 221 . Lecture: 3 credits (45 contact hours).