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Water Analysis

This document outlines a course on water quality analysis. The course provides a framework for understanding water quality issues and principles of water quality management. It aims to introduce concepts of water quality to professionals and build awareness of physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of water systems. The course covers water sources, characteristics of different water types, impurities in water, water treatment methods, water analysis techniques and standards, and interpreting test results to evaluate water quality. The target audience is supervisors, engineers, chemists and technicians responsible for water quality.

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Water Analysis

This document outlines a course on water quality analysis. The course provides a framework for understanding water quality issues and principles of water quality management. It aims to introduce concepts of water quality to professionals and build awareness of physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of water systems. The course covers water sources, characteristics of different water types, impurities in water, water treatment methods, water analysis techniques and standards, and interpreting test results to evaluate water quality. The target audience is supervisors, engineers, chemists and technicians responsible for water quality.

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In the Name of Allah most Merciful most Gracious

Water Quality analysis

Course Description
The course provides a framework and knowledge of the issues, aspects and
principles in water quality management. Good quality water is necessary for domestic,
environmental, industrial, recreational and agricultural uses. For those working in
water analysis and management, it is important to understand the rationale and be
competent in the characterization of water quality in natural systems and the human
activities that result in contaminant input to these systems. This includes the physical,
chemical, biological and hydrological characteristics of water systems in junction to
water quality management issues.

Course objectives

Introduce the concepts of water quality to water professionals. Build


a comprehensive awareness of the physical, chemical and biological characteristics
of various water systems. Learn ways to improve water quality through treatment
and management of chemically and biologically polluted waters. Recognize role of
water quality guidelines and legislation in water quality management. Provide
a practical understanding of the significant of water quality

Who should attend?


This course is designed for Supervisors, engineers, chemists and technicians
responsible for water quality in plants

Material will be available with course document,


presentation, about Water Quality Analysis
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Methodology

 Introduction
 Water sources
 Basic Chemistry for Water
 Physical, chemical and biological characteristics of water
 Characteristics of Seawater
 Water quality in rivers, lakes, and ground
 Impurities in Water
 Characteristics of Drinking water
 Water Treatment
o Filtration
o Clarification
o Softening
o Bacterial treatment
 Analysis of Water
o Why do we need to analyze water?
o Water Lab
 Personnel
 Laboratory Facilities
 Sampling
 Water quality measurement
 Global standard test methods of water analysis
 pH acidity and alkalinity
 Temperature
 Density
 Turbidity
 Total Hardness
 P, M & OH Alkalinity
 Specific conductance
 Total Solids (TS):
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 Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
 Total Suspended Solids (TSS)
 Dissolved Oxygen (DO)
 Oxygen Demand (COD, BOD)
 Organic contaminants
 Toxic Organic Compounds
 Radioactive contaminants
 Nutrients
 Chloride
 Cyanide
 Pathogenic microorganisms
 Sulphite
 Phosphate
 Oil and Grease
 Inorganic Chemicals
 Main Instruments used in water analysis
 Interpreting water analysis test results
 Evaluation of result by water quality index WQI
 Records and Data Reporting
 Water Quality Control
 Water regulations

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