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Practical: Water Quality Analysis
Course objectives:
This course will enable the students to –
- Provide hand on experience for monitoring physico-chemical characteristics of potable water
- Develop skills for planning monitoring programmes for pollution prevention and interpret the results
Course Outcomes (COs):
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24CENV 302 |
Practical: Water Quality Analysis |
CO29: Develop the skills to conduct a range of physicochemical water quality analyses and the ability to interpret the observed results CO30: Acquire the ability to compile and maintain systematic practical records documenting the laboratory analyses, sampling procedures, data interpretations, and any challenges encountered CO31: Integrate theoretical knowledge gained in the classroom with practical experiences from site visits and laboratory sessions and effectively communicate their observations through viva-voce. CO32: Contribute effectively in course-specific interaction |
Approach in teaching: Conduction of practical exercises, Interpretation of results obtained after analysis of samples Learning activities for the students: Preparation of flow charts for conduction of practical exercises, field visits, case studies |
Preparation of practical records, Viva Voce, Class Test, Semester End Examination |
Water Quality Analysis
- Objectives of Water Quality Monitoring
- Type of Samples: Grab, Composite and Integrated
- Estimation of pH in the water sample
- Estimation of Acidity in the water sample
- Estimation of Alkalinity in the water sample
- Estimation of Chlorides in the water sample
- Estimation of Residual chlorine in the water sample
- Estimation of Total Hardness in the water sample.
- Estimation of Total Dissolved Solids in the water sample
- Estimation of Dissolved oxygen in the water sample
- Estimation of Nitrates in the water sample
- Estimation of Fluoride in the water sample
- Estimation of Phosphates in the water sample
Visit to State Pollution Control Board/Waste water treatment plant and report preparation for the same.
Note: Any other practical exercise (related to theory) may be conducted besides the ones mentioned above.
