Core Information
Course CEE 757/857 Industrial Water and Wastewater Treatment
Lecture 3 hours; 3 credits
Spring Semester, ODU Campus
Session Spring Session #1
Instructor William A. Drewry, PE, Ph.D.,
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Kaufman Hall 133C
Phone (757) 683-3760
Fax (757) 683-5354
e-mail <wdrewry@odu.edu>
Office Hours Office Hours are posted outside office door
Course Description and Goal
   

Description

Sources, characteristics and treatment techniques for water utilized by and wastewater generated from various industrial categories.

Goal
To help students develop the ability to apply basic understandings of physical, chemical, and biological phenomena to the successful design and operation of industrial water and wastewater treatment plants.

Textbook and References
   

Required Textbook:

Wastewater:

INDUSTRIAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL, 3rd edition, W. Wesley Eckenfelder, Jr., McGraw-Hill, Inc., 2000.

Water:

Handout Material As Needed.

References:
None

Grading Policy 

 







	
	
	Attendance Policy
	









	
	
    
	
  1. Class attendance is expected.  You are responsible for 
		all material handed out in class and all information 
		given in class.  Being absent is not an excuse.  
	
  2. Civility and respect for and in regard to others in 
		this class is the acceptable order.  
	
  3. Make-up exams are not given.   
	
  4. If homework is to be taken up for grading it is due at 
		the beginning of class.  Late homework is not accepted.
	

			













	
	
	Course Grade Basis
	














	
		Item
	
		Normalized Grade Points
	
		Grade Percent





	Mid-Term Exam
	100
	33.33





	Final Exam (comprehensive??)
	100
	33.33





	Homework*
	100
	33.34





	TOTAL
	300**
	100













	*
	
	All assigned homework is to be 
	in a notebook, the problems in numerical order, to be
        turned in for a review for grade.  To be turned in 
	on May 2, 2001 (with final exam).  
	Note that Homework may be problems or library assignments 
	(such as article review) or Web assignments (such 
	as information on various course related subjects).
	




	**
	
	Subject to increase to accommodate unannounced 
	quizzes or questions for individuals in class.
	

			













	
	
	Grade Scale
	














	Grade Percent
	93  or higher
	90
	87
	84
	81
	78
	75
	72
	Less than 72





        Letter Grade
        A
        A-
        B+
        B
        B-
        C+
        C
        C-
        F
















	
	
	Honor Code
	








The Honor Code is in effect in this class.  
Each test or homework turned in for grading must 
have displayed the word "pledge" and your signature.  
This will signify that you observed the rules of the 
Honor Code with regard to that particular test or 
homework.











	















        Lecture/Presentation/Exam Schedule
	






 

                        


CEE 757/857 Industrial Water and Wastewater Treatment

Lecture 3 hours; 3 credits

ODU Campus

Spring Session

                        


Today is 













	 
	Class
	Topics
	Text Assignment
Chapter		





	 
        1
	
	Class Objectives, Organization, Introduction
	
	Chapt. 2 (E)*

		



	 
        2
	
	Setting the Stage for Industrial Wastewater Treatment
	
	Chapt. 1 (E)

		



	 
        3
	Pre- and Primary Treatment
	
	Chapt. 3 (E)

	



	 
        4
	Chemical Precipitation/Coagulation
	
	Chapt. 4 (E)

	



	 
        5
	Aeration and Mass Transfer
	
	Chapt. 5 (E)

	



	 
        6
	Aerobic Biological Oxidation
	
	Chapt. 6 (E)

		



	 
        7
	MID-TERM EXAMINATION
	
	

		



	 
        8
	Biological Wastewater Treatment Processes
	
	Chapt. 7 (E)

		



	 
        9
	SPRING BREAK
	
	

		



	 
        10
	Adsorption and Ion Exchange
	
	Chapts. 8,9 (E)

		



	 
        11
	Chemical Oxidation and Miscellaneous Processes
	
	Chapts. 10,12 (E)

		



	 
        12
	Water Needs and Treatment
	
	Handouts

		



	 
        13
	Water Needs and Treatment
	
	Handouts

		



	 
        14
	Water Needs and Treatment
	
	Handouts

		



	 
        15
	Water Needs and Treatment
	
	Handouts

		



	 
        16
	FINAL EXAMINATION

	(7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.)
			
	













	*
	
	(E) refers to the text by 
	Eckenfelder.