Designing Small-Scale Treatment Plants for Service Institutions
With growing urban development and increasing demand for decentralized water solutions, service institutions such as schools, hospitals, hotels, and commercial complexes require efficient and independent water treatment systems.
- 5training days
- 5modules
- 10sessions
- 30topics
About the programme
Course Overview
With growing urban development and increasing demand for decentralized water solutions, service institutions such as schools, hospitals, hotels, and commercial complexes require efficient and independent water treatment systems.
Small-scale treatment plants offer a practical and sustainable solution, enabling institutions to manage wastewater locally, reduce reliance on centralized networks, and improve environmental performance.
Designing these systems requires a thorough understanding of water characteristics, appropriate technology selection, and compliance with environmental and operational standards.
This workshop is designed to equip participants with the skills to design and operate compact treatment plants tailored to the needs of service institutions.
It covers all stages of design, equipment selection, operation and maintenance, and environmental compliance, supported by hands-on exercises and real-world case studies. By the end of the program, attendees will be able to transform theoretical knowledge into practical solutions that support institutional sustainability and operational excellence.
Expected Learning Outcomes
Understand the water treatment needs of service institutions
Identify types of small-scale treatment plants and technologies
Design integrated treatment systems that meet technical and environmental standards
Manage daily operations and maintenance efficiently
Promote sustainability and reduce environmental impact
Who Should Attend
Environmental and sanitation engineers
Operations and maintenance managers in service institutions
Quality and environmental safety officers
Facility and utility management digital collaboration tools
Engineering design consultants
Academics and researchers in water treatment technologies
Course Modules
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01Introduction to Small-Scale Treatment Plants
Session 1Importance of Treatment in Service Institutions
- Characteristics of institutional wastewater
- Operational challenges
- Environmental and social impact
Session 2Types of Plants and Treatment Technologies
- Biological and chemical systems
- Physical treatment methods
- Comparison of available technologies
02Engineering Design Stages
Session 1Needs Assessment and Specification Development
- Water quantity and quality analysis
- Defining treatment objectives
- Preparing technical specifications
Session 2Equipment and Component Selection
- Core treatment units
- Control and monitoring systems
- Space and budget considerations
03Operation and Maintenance
Session 1Daily Operation Management
- Performance monitoring
- Fault handling
- Operational efficiency improvement
Session 2Preventive and Routine Maintenance Plans
- Maintenance scheduling
- Cleaning and component replacement
- Minimizing unplanned downtime
04Environmental and Regulatory Compliance
Session 1Environmental Standards for Small Plants
- Treated water quality
- Waste byproduct management
- Emission reduction
Session 2Legal Requirements and Permits
- Local and international regulations
- Licensing procedures
- Environmental reporting and documentation
05Sustainability and Continuous Improvement
Session 1Integrating Sustainability into Design and Operation
- Water reuse technologies
- Energy efficiency practices
- Promoting a sustainability culture
Session 2Performance Review and System Development
- Gap analysis
- Equipment and technology upgrades
- Ongoing training and development
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