Tham khảo tài liệu 'wiley wastewater quality monitoring and treatment_21', khoa học tự nhiên, công nghệ môi trường phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Training Jean-Luc Cecile and Evelyne Touraud Introduction Types of Training and Training Institutes Water Chemistry Objectives Content Regulations and their Application Objectives Content Parameters Methods and Procedures for Water Quality Characterization Objectives Content Conclusion INTRODUCTION The treatment of wastewater whether industrial or urban and its impact on the natural environment is an important theme in training both for courses leading to a qualification and for continuous professional training. However most courses cover treatment processes rather than their monitoring. The most complete degree courses which are described later include this monitoring aspect particularly by dealing with the usual methods which comply with the requirements of the various regulations self-monitoring and self-control of facilities. The impact on the natural environment is reduced to an examination of the evolution of ecosystems. Approximate Wastewater Quality Monitoring and Treatment Edited by P. Quevauviller O. Thomas and A. van der Beken 2006 John Wiley Sons Ltd. ISBN 0-471-49929-3 378 Training coverage of water bodies is achieved through a systematic follow-up of surface water underground water and seawater in the framework of national and international programmes. As a general rule the presentation is structured around three topics Water chemistry in particular physical and chemical properties and forms of pollution. Existing regulations and their application. Parameters for water quality characterization and relevant methods to measure them standard methods alternative methods bioindicators and biosensors. These training programmes consist of a series of conferences and studies of applications. The didactic approach is based on practical cases. Participants specific cases are also often used. Training courses include practical work which is conducted in pilot units or .
