Collection and Conveyance of Water and Wastewater
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The official GTU curriculum for Collection and Conveyance of Water and Wastewater (subject code 3711710) as prescribed for EE · Semester 1 divides the course into 5 units, covering 24 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (3711710)Unit 1 Principle of Hydraulics
- Fluid properties
- Types of fluid flow
- Continuity principle
- energy principle and moment principle
- Flow through pipes and head losses
- Flow measurement
- Orifice meter
Unit 2 Water Transmission and Sanitation
- Need for transport of water and wastewater
- pipe network-water transmission main design
- Gravity and Pumping
- Water Hammer Low cost sanitation system: septic tank
- soak pit
Unit 3 Conveyance of water
- Water distribution networks
- Analysis of water distribution system
- Introduction of use of computer software in water transmission and water distribution
- Storage capacity of reservoir
Unit 4 Municipal Waste water Collection and Conveyance
- General design Principle of sewer
- Method of Collection of sewer
- Layout and design of municipal sewer
- sewer appurtenances
- sump well and sewage pumping
- Recent development in sewerage system design-maintenance of sewers
Unit 5 Urban Strom Drainage system
- Necessity of Storm Drainage-Separate and Combined system
- Rainfall Intensity-duration frequency curve- estimation of runoff-control of storm water pollution-Rain water Harvesting