Engineer Role in Wastewater Treatment | Civil Engineering

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The discussion focuses on the role of engineers in wastewater treatment, emphasizing their responsibilities in designing, building, and supervising wastewater treatment plants. Key tasks include planning for capacity, adhering to design codes, overseeing construction, and managing operations and maintenance. Participants share resources and insights to assist a fellow civil engineering student preparing for an exam. The importance of understanding these roles is highlighted for effective wastewater management. Overall, the conversation underscores the critical contributions of engineers in ensuring efficient wastewater treatment processes.
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Hi!

I searched web but couldn't find the answer.
I need to draw something like a diagram of The Role Of The Engineer in Wastewater threatment ..
btw. i am studying Civil engineering..
it would really help me if you just gave me link of some page with something like this..
I searched all through my books and lecture notes but there is no such thing inthere..
please help
my exam is very close and i have no idea how to make this one
thanx a lot!
 
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Hello. I am also studying civil engineering, i took Sanitation as my first elective. I remember the role of the engineer is Wastewater treatment is basicly to design, build and supervise the functioning of a wastewater plants.
 
Cyclovenom put it quite succinctly.

One can find more information here about civil engineering in general - http://www.asce.org/asce.cfm

1. Planning - one must determine capacity
2. Design - using appropriate codes and engineering design tools
3. Construction - an engineer will likely supervise construction
4. Operations - including maintainence
 
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Thank You both for all your help :)
 
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