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L'eau dans l'industrie / HydrogéologieGestion et traitement de la pollution (MRI)

FISE MRI Semester 9 Option Risks and Environment Machine translation

Water in Industry / Hydrogeology

Teaching unit Pollution Management and Treatment · MO_REV2
9.5ECTS (EU)
1Coefficient
35:30Hours

Séquencement

C TD C TD C TD TD TD TD TD TP TP

Learning objectives

Hydrogeology elements - Study of problems with groundwater recharge and deposit conditions. Water management: water supply to the population or industrial facilities, impact of our domestic or industrial discharges. Main processes used in water technology. Protection of water resources, contamination and transport of pollutants; flow and transport modelling

Program

Hydrogeology elements - introduction to the flow mechanisms in saturated and unsaturated porous media: aquifers: typology and structural parameters, flow dynamics: variables and laws, parameter acquisition, mapping, unsaturated flow: characteristic laws,

Water resources: different tanks, chemical composition of natural waters, buffering capacity of the carbonated and calco-carbonated system, saturation and corrosion indices, Water pollution.

Drinking water: quality standards and parameters, water-potabilisation processes, including desalination of sea water, fight against pollution.

Industrial water (boiler and cooling water):

necessary treatments to avoid equipment failures,
focus on evaporative cooling towers and Legional risk.

Urban and industrial waste water treatment:

origin of urban wastewater,
waste water from the gas and oil industry,
pollution and risks to health and the environment,
treatment processes,
recycling and zero discharge,
environmental protection and water legislation (regulatory context France, Europe, International).

Skills

4
Ref.VerbDescriptionLevel
C1_1identifyhydrogeological concepts and their modelling1
C2_1analyzerisks of pollutant transfer and assessment of underground pollution3
C3_2implementintegrated studies and propose plans to protect water resources3
C4_4identifyenvironmental and industrial water risks1