Wastewater Pumping Systems: Design Fundamentals
After participating in this course, you will be able to:
- Understand the reasons for constructing wastewater pump stations
- Know the most common issues to be addressed during the design process
- Apply principles of value, risk and economics in an objective decision-making process for optimizing conceptual designs
- Understand a process for critically examining designs to ensure effectiveness, reliability and safety
- Be familiar with legislated requirements and detailed design criteria
Description
Wastewater pump stations are used to lift flow from low points, and drain storage systems of various types are used in collection systems with a combination of advantages and disadvantages compared to gravity sewer systems. Optimizing the design of pump stations by applying value engineering and risk analysis processes, supported by the discounted cash-flow method, to select the best choice from a range of options.
The principles of sustainability are applied to objectively decide value factors and the hazards and operations methoda used to ensure effectiveness, reliability and safety. Detailed design criteria for function and practical and safe operation are reviewed.
Who Should Attend
Project managers, design engineers, engineering technologists
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