Czech

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Acquisition of comprehensive knowledge on technological processes of drinking water treatment of surface and ground water sources. Students will gain insight into the water treatment technology, which will enable them to take positions of either technologists in water treatment plants or junior scientists in water research field. Enough effort is devoted to presentation of emerging technologies and trends in water treatment. This is based on both, foreign literture and personal experience of the teacher. Examples of practical solutions of some real problems of water treatment plants in Czech Republic and Slovakia will enhance the scope of the presentations.

Knowledge from courses Hydrochemistry, Analytical chemistry, Chemical engineering, physical chemistry

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The course uses teaching methods in form of Lecture - 2 teaching hours per week, seminars in computer labs - 2 teaching hours per week. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

oral examination

1) Composition and properties of natural water from point of view of drinking water treatment technology
2) Drinking water quality requirements, notice of Ministry of public health of Czech Republic, (MZ ČR) č. 252/2004 Sb.
3) Dispersive systems and their stability
4) Coagulation and aggregation in drinking water treatment, kinetics of coagulation
5) Determination of optimal dose of coagulant
6) Significance of mixing for formation of separable aggregates
7) Separation of suspensions (1st separative step - sedimantation), surficial loading
8) Separation of suspensions (1st separative step - claryfiers)
9) Separation of suspensions by filtration, filtration materials, theory of filtration
10) Separation of suspensions by filtration, kinds of filtration and types of filters
11) Duration of filtr cycle and sludge capacity
12) Washing of filters
13) Flotation
14) Membrane processes in drinking water treatment
15) Elimination of iron and manganese from water
16) Sludge treatment in drinking water plants
17) Disinfection of water by chlorination, disinfection by-products
18) Another manners of water desinfection
19) Oxidation of organic matter presents in water
20) Aeration of water and its significance for drinking water treatment
21) Elimination of organic matter by adsorption
22) Biological methods of drinking water treatment. Elimination of ammonia and nitrates

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Drinking water treatment processes, technolgies, aparatuses and water quality standards, which enable students to use the knowledge in both, water treatment practice and research.

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N. Strnadová a V. Janda: Technologie vody I. VŠCHT, Praha 1995, 1999. (CS)

J. Zábranská a kol. - Laboratorní metody v technologii vody. VŠCHT, Praha 2001. (CS)