After successful completion of the course, students are able to:

- designate and explain essential components of water supply and disposal systems

- outline simple flow diagrams and plant components

- explain basic biological and chemical processes

- apply simple calculations from the lectures to examples

The lecture will be held in German.

Lecture

The relatively young field has gained in importance in recent decades, both nationally and internationally (EU Water Framework Directive, UN Millennium goals), because the world population and thus agricultural production and industrialisation are constantly increasing, which is reflected in the increasing pollution of water resources. Water quality management has the task of bringing the quality of all waters to a good status or maintaining this status with the help of technical (purification measures) and organisational measures (control of material flows) so that in the long term no danger to people or the natural environment arises from polluted water. The supply of water to people and the disposal of wastewater, including wastewater treatment, are important parts of this field. Research and development require close links between engineering and natural sciences, but also with law and economics.

Begining in 2021, the proof of performance has been changed to an online exam in TUWEL. During the examination, the entire subject matter of the lecture is examined, with the emphasis on understanding the interrelationships and implementing the knowledge of the function in the design of the technical systems. Knowledge of the dimension (and magnitude) of parameters is important for this. The use of the correct terms and a good linguistic presentation are also important goals of the training.

    on the homepage under "Teaching": http://iwr.tuwien.ac.at/wasser
    on the "notice board": in the display case in the corridor in front of the institute
    Phone: 588 01-22611

Notes on the examination:

    The examination takes 1.5 hours and is held online in TUWEL.
    The exam is a closed book exam, no books, lecture notes or handwritten documents may be used.
    The use of pocket calculators is allowed, programmable calculators are not allowed.
    The examination consists of open questions, multiple-choice questions, simple calculations, and sketches.

Siedlungswasserwirtschaft, 3. bearb. Auflage, Gujer, Springer, 2007, ist als E-Book in der TU Bibliothek verfügbar