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CVL212:Environmental Engineering (3-0-2)

(Sem2, 2022-23)

Course coordinators: Arun Kumar and Arya V.


Monday and Thursday 930am-11am
LH 316 (lecture)
Block 4 room 303 (Lab class)

Email: arunku@civil.iitd.ac.in
Check IITD course email daily for information;
moodle area for additional materials upload

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Course overview (pre-req: CVL100)
Jan: Water and wastewater treatment overview; Unit processes: systems of
water purification, processes (sedimentation, coagulation-flocculation,
softening)

Feb: disinfection, adsorption, ion exchange, filtration) and kinetics in unit


operation of water purification-theory and design aspects; distribution of
water layout systems: design aspects;

March: Wastewater engineering: systems of sanitation, wastewater


collection systems design and flows, Characteristics and microbiology of
wastewater, BOD kinetics; Unit processes for wastewater treatment
(screening, sedimentation; biological aerobic and anaerobic process)-theory
and design aspects;

April: Biological processes (Nutrient and phosphorous removal); advanced


wastewater treatment-theory and design aspects; Air pollution (health
effects, regulatory standards, dispersion; stacks,
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• Revise CVL100 notes
• Additional materials on moodle
• Get familiar with moodle based quiz also
• All exam/quiz in class unless announced otherwise

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Lecture 1 (Jan 05,2023)
Water Treatment Overview
Dr. Arun Kumar

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Water Pollution

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Overall Constituents

• constituents:
– Ions (calcium; arsenate; chromate
ions;nitrate)(anions/cations)
– Organic compounds (pesticides, pharmaceutical
compounds,etc.)
– Pathogens (viruses, if we have human fecal pollution)
– Solids (depends if there is a fracturing in subsurface or
solids in surface water)
– Gases(methane, etc.)
– nutrients

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Overall Parameters
Constituents Parameters

Ions Hardness; alkalinity; acidity; conductivity

Solids Turbidity; total solids; total suspended solids;


dissolved solids; volatile solids; fixed solids
Organic ThOD; biological oxygen demand; chemical
compounds oxygen demand; total organic carbon
Nutrients Ammonium ions; phosphates

pathogens Indicators (bacterial; viral); pathogen

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Example 1
Water Treatment

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Water: Source

Source
Surface water;
Groundwater; rain water

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Water: Treatment train of unit
processes
(1)Coagulation: increases particle size
(2)Sedimentation: settles particles
(3)Filtration: removes solids
(4)Disinfection: removes pathogens; oxidation

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Water: Supply part

Supply to consumers
(1) Residual disinfectant to ensure no microbial
growth during transport

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Water: Disposal part (solids
waste)
1)Chemical sludge
2) Disposal to municipal landfill
3)Reuse in brick making; pavement material, etc.

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Water: Order of constituents
removal
Source: Dissolved gases solidsions
reduced substancespathogens supply

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Example 2

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Stackelberg et al. 2004

To remove large materials and solids

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To remove solids: coagulants addition

(2)Coagulation: increases particle size

PAC-powdered activated carbon for providing adsorption sites during


flocculation step) Stackelberg et al. 2004
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To remove pathogens; oxidize reduced
substances also

Stackelberg et al. 2004


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• Units for solids; pathogen; ions; organic
compounds;nutrients
• Units for sludge generation

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