1. Parameters of marine hydraulics: Winds, Tides, Stratification, force effect.
2. Introduction to wastewater treatment and management.
3. Qualitative characteristics of wastewater – impacts, limits, and regulations.
4. Microbiology and microbial metabolism in biological treatment.
5. Preliminary processing: grates, screens, sand collectors, balancing.
6. Primary treatment: sedimentation, physicochemical processes.
7. Biological treatment: activated sludge, bioremediation, biodisks.
8. Natural systems: stabilisation ponds, artificial wetlands.
9. Advanced treatment: removal of nitrogen, phosphorus, organic compounds.
10. Anaerobic wastewater treatment.
11. Treatment and disposal of sludge.
12. Disinfection of treated wastewater.
13. Disposal of wastewater on land – environmental impacts.
14. Corrosion of collection systems.
    
     

Learning Outcomes

With the successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:

• It presents the qualitative characteristics of wastewater and the methods for their determination.
• It recognises the stages of preliminary and primary wastewater treatment.
• It explains the basic principles of microbial metabolism in wastewater treatment.
• He/she selects appropriate biological treatment methods for the removal of organic material and nutrients.
• It describes the methods of sludge treatment and disposal.
• It evaluates the available disinfection and treated wastewater disposal techniques.
• It connects wastewater treatment processes with environmental protection and public health safety requirements.