Water Treatment Technology ((3 credit hours))

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Introduce the foundational concepts involved in treating groundwater and surface water sources. Examine key areas including surface water protection, plant intake structures, aquifer safeguarding, treatment procedures, and disinfection methods. Analyze operational, maintenance, compliance, and optimization strategies applied to treatment plants and supporting structures. Describe the duties and responsibilities of water treatment operators and supporting personnel in achieving system success. Evaluate the economic implications of operational decisions, upgrades, rehabilitation, replacement, and associated financial responsibilities within the water treatment system. Pre or Corequisite(s): WRT 281 . Lecture: 3 credits (45 contact hours).