EnvE 325

Chemical and Physical Processes


Description

Theory of chemical and physical processes and their application in environmental engineering.
Prerequisite: ENV E 220.
Corequisites: CIV E 290 or STAT 235, CIV E 295, CIV E 330. Credit cannot be obtained for both ENV E 222 and ENV E 325.

Learning Outcomes

Understand the concepts and principles of important physical and chemical processes in environmental engineering, such as coagulation and flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection
Know what major physical and chemical treatment processes will be needed in typical water and wastewater treatment plants
Use mass balance to analyze a plug flow or complete mix flow reactor with first order reaction
Calculate the volume of sedimentation basin, as an important preliminary design parameter, in typical water and wastewater treatment
Calculate the volume or surface area needed, as an important preliminary design parameter, in typical drinking water filtration
Determine the dosage needed for disinfection of drinking water.


Lecture Seminar Lab Credits Total AU
3 0/1 3/2 3.75 47.25
M % NS % CS % ES % ED %
0 25 0 75 0

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Undergraduate Program(s)

2024/2025 - Winter - Enve-coop - Year 3
2024/2025 - Winter - Enve - Year 3
2023/2024 - Winter - Enve-coop - Year 3
2023/2024 - Winter - Enve - Year 3
2022/2023 - Winter - Enve-coop - Year 3
2022/2023 - Winter - Enve - Year 3
2021/2022 - Winter - Enve-coop - Year 3
2021/2022 - Winter - Enve - Year 3
2020/2021 - Winter - Enve-coop - Year 3
2020/2021 - Winter - Enve - Year 3
2019/2020 - Winter - Enve-coop - Year 3
2019/2020 - Winter - Enve - Year 3

Sections & Respective Instructors

B1 - 2024/2025 - Winter - Mohamed Gamal EL-Din
B1 - 2023/2024 - Winter - Mohamed Gamal EL-Din
B1 - 2022/2023 - Winter - Mohamed Gamal EL-Din
B1 - 2021/2022 - Winter - Tong Yu
B1 - 2020/2021 - Winter - Tong Yu
B2 - 2019/2020 - Winter - Tong Yu