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    1. This document outlines the objectives, learning outcomes, and procedures for an environmental engineering laboratory on water quality assessment. 2. Students will measure concentrations of key water quality parameters, analyze and interpret results, and address a problem statement on assessing water supply options for a new residential development. 3. In small groups, students will collect water samples, design and conduct appropriate tests to evaluate parameters, analyze data, and submit a technical report on their results, conclusions, and the suitability of the water source.

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    1. This document outlines the objectives, learning outcomes, and procedures for an environmental engineering laboratory on water quality assessment. 2. Students will measure concentrations of key water quality parameters, analyze and interpret results, and address a problem statement on assessing water supply options for a new residential development. 3. In small groups, students will collect water samples, design and conduct appropriate tests to evaluate parameters, analyze data, and submit a technical report on their results, conclusions, and the suitability of the water source.

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    1. This document outlines the objectives, learning outcomes, and procedures for an environmental engineering laboratory on water quality assessment. 2. Students will measure concentrations of key water quality parameters, analyze and interpret results, and address a problem statement on assessing water supply options for a new residential development. 3. In small groups, students will collect water samples, design and conduct appropriate tests to evaluate parameters, analyze data, and submit a technical report on their results, conclusions, and the suitability of the water source.

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    FAKULTI KEJURUTERAAN AWAM

    ECW 568 – ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY


    LABORATORY MANUAL
    __________________________________________________________________________________

    COURSE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY


    COURSE CODE ECW568
    LEVEL OF OPENNESS 3
    CATEGORY PARTIALLY OPEN ENDED
    DEGREE OF OPEN-ENDED (%) 100
    PERIOD OF ACTIVITY 2 WEEKS

    TITLE WATER QUALITY

    INTRODUCTION
    Water quality is assessment of the physical, chemical and biological
    characteristics of water. It is most frequently used with reference to a
    set of standards which the compliance can be assessed properly. The
    standards are used to assess water quality which relates to drinking
    water, safety of human contact, and for health of ecosystems.

    Physical characteristics are the characteristic of water defined by the


    appearance, taste, odour, and ‘feel’ of water determined by people
    experiences when they drink or use the water. Chemical characteristics
    are defined in terms of the use and application of chemicals in
    determining specific water quality parameters. Biological
    characteristics are referring to the water quality assessment and
    determination involving living microorganisms such as bacteria.
    PREAMBLE
    OBJECTIVES

    1. To measure the concentration of prominent water quality


    parameters in water sample.
    2. To analyze data and interpret the results of the water quality
    experiment.

    LEARNING OUTCOMES

    At the end of the laboratory activities, students would be able:


    1. To acquire and develop sublime psychomotor skills in conducting
    laboratory experiments.
    2. To work as a team, demonstrate leadership and enhance
    communication skills through discussion.

    PROBLEM STATEMENT
    A new water treatment plant will be constructed in a new residential
    area. As a civil engineer, you are responsible on the water quality
    PROBLEM STATEMENT
    assessment of the project. Suggest the relevant water tests that need
    to be undertaken and discuss the possible causes for quality
    deterioration and mitigation measures if they exceed allowable limit.
    FAKULTI KEJURUTERAAN AWAM
    ECW 568 – ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY
    LABORATORY MANUAL
    __________________________________________________________________________________

    Each group have to collect their own sample from the possible sources
    that can be used as water supply. The group is required to design and
    conduct suitable and related laboratory test to obtain the relevant
    water parameters to address the water quality assessment.

    APPARATUS
    Each group must identify the suitable apparatus needed for the
    experiment themselves.

    PROCEDURES
    Based on the problem statement, each group need to determine which
    parameters are suitable for testing. You are also required to search for
    WAYS AND MEANS the relevant and correct procedures to carry out the experiment. The
    document must be made ready for verification by the instructor during
    the laboratory activity.

    DATA ANALYSIS
    All data collected and observed during the test must be tabulated in
    proper format for easy verification and presentation of the technical
    report

    RESULTS, ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION


    Each group is required to submit a technical report of the laboratory
    results highlighting the apparatus used, the procedures undertaken for
    the test, data acquisition process, analysis carried out and the
    relevancy of the set-out output to address the given problem. The
    results should also discuss the suitability of the water sample as water
    RESULTS supply with strong supporting points and evidence. The format of the
    technical report can be done according to the creativity and the
    discretion of the group members.

    The report must be submitted within SEVEN (7) days after the
    completion of the test.

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