Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation
Module code: CE7E07 · Semester: Semester 1
Resources
Questions by Year
Topics
- Water and sanitation related diseases LO2
- Planning water schemes: demand, review, community engagement LO4–5
- Supply technologies: rainwater, springs, wells, galleries, intakes, small dams, simple treatment LO6
- Groundwater: well design, construction and pumps LO7
- Sanitation technologies: interfaces, collection, treatment, reuse LO3, LO8
- Sustainable urban wastewater and resource recovery LO9
- Sustainable urban drainage systems LO9
Learning outcomes
- Build conceptual models for water and sanitation problems in developing countries
- Explain how water-related diseases spread and their link to sanitation
- Combine sanitation technologies into a logical system
- Evaluate health and hygiene education alongside infrastructure
- Assess existing schemes and plan new ones, including demand estimates
- Evaluate supply options: rainwater, springs, wells, river intakes, small dams
- Design wells for different hydrogeological settings
- Design soil-based and vegetated passive treatment
- Explain sustainable resource management in the urban water cycle