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Passing the course will increase students' competencies as follows:

1. Students will acquire the knowledge and knowledge necessary to understand the basic processes that take place in natural waters, waste water.
2. Students will acquire knowledge of technological processes in water treatment and off-water purification.
3. They will be oriented to the current system of valid standards for water quality.
4. They will acquire knowledge of physicochemical and biological methods used in water technology.
5. Students will acquire knowledge that is a prerequisite for application in both scientific and technical practice.

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

The exam will be oral and evaluated according to the ECTS system.
Classification:
100-90% A
89-80% B
79-70% C
69-60% D
59-50% E
49-0% F

1. Introduction to the problem: composition and properties of natural waters in terms of drinking water treatment, water supply
2.Legislative in the field of water technology
3.Water sources (underground, surface water, catchment objects)
4.Technological line of water treatment - introduction to processes (coagulation, suspension separation, jetting and odmanganation, membrane processes)
5. Water treatment - hygienic water supply
6. Water distribution system (supply of drinking water from source to consumer, water transport, water accumulation)
7.Microbiological and biological examination of drinking water
8.Technological line for waste water treatment (OV) - introduction to processes
9.Waste water treatment - physical, physico-chemical processes
10.Waste water treatment - biological processes (activation)
11. Nutrient removal from OV
12.Mikrobiological and biological examination of waste water
13. Current new trends in water technology

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The aim of the water protection technology course is to acquaint students with:
• technological processes and equipment for the treatment of drinking water,
• drinking water quality requirements,
• technological processes and equipment for sewage treatment,
The aim of the Water Technology course is to acquaint students with:
• technological processes and equipment for the treatment of drinking water,
• drinking water quality requirements,
• technological processes and equipment for sewage treatment,
• Quality requirements for waste water discharged

To provide students with the theoretical basis for successful mastering of courses in chemistry and water technology in the post-graduate master study.
Get acquainted with the latest information that can be used in current practice in water treatment and treatment technology.

Oral exam at the end of the course.
Attendance at lectures is recommended but not checked. An integral part of the teaching and the combined form of teaching is the e-learning course, divided into blocks within which students are available to support learning, including electronic textbooks, presentations, lectures and other supplementary materials.
Students of combined forms of study are consulted on topics discussed. The counseling is also provided for full-time students on-demand.

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Strnadová, N., Janda, V.: Technologie vody I, VŠCHT Praha 1999 (CS)
Dohányos, M. a kol.: Čištění odpadních vod, Praha 1998 (CS)

Malý, J., Malá, J., Fedrus, H.: Chemie a technologie vody, Brno NOEL 2000, 1996 (CS)

eLearning: currently opened course

26 hours, optionally

eLearning: currently opened course